List of the FDP federal main committees

The list of the FDP federal main committees contains all federal main committees of the Free Democratic Party in the years 1949 to 1994. The federal main committee was referred to as the so-called "Small Party Congress".

The Federal Main Committee usually met twice a year, mostly for one day in public. Occasionally he met in public; in 1962, 1976, 1980 and 1982 it did not meet at all. According to the federal statutes of 1968, the federal main committee had a total of 125 elected members, 63 of them according to the number of members of the regional associations and 62 according to the number of votes cast in a federal state in the last federal election. Its task was to resolve all political and organizational issues that arose in the course of the financial year and that were not decided by the federal party congress. He was also responsible for monitoring the implementation of and observance of the party program and the resolutions of the federal party congress, the election of the members of the election review committee and the chairman as well as the deputy of the federal constitution committee. The body was deleted from the federal statutes in 1997. Most of the 75 meetings took place in Bonn and Mainz; two meetings of the federal main committee were canceled. The Federal Main Committee met three times as Europe Day.

Federal Main Committees

1978, '86 1955 1956, '57, '68, '70, '73 1954 1951 1987 1963, '75, '78, '88 1977 1951, '52, '53, '54, '55, '58, '60, '61, '79, '90 1959 1971 1989 1954 1949, '57, '64, '70, '78 1983 1972, '77, '91 1959, '61 1994 1993 1964 1950, '90 1979 1956 1963 1993 1965, '66, '67, '69, '71, '81, '84 1985 1974 1970, '77, '89 1992 1956, '72, '92 1988

Federal Main Committee of the FDP from 1949 to 1994

date	place
June 30 - July 2, 1949	Frankfurt am Main
23/24 September 1950	kassel
May 24, 1951	Bonn
July 15, 1951	Bad Koenigstein
March 22, 1952	Darmstadt
17th May 1952	Bonn
4th / 5th July 1952	Bonn
November 9, 1952	Bonn
19./20. June 1953	Bonn
20./21. November 1953	Bonn
13./14. February 1954	Bad Honnef
October 9, 1954	Bonn
26./27. February 1955	Bad Dürkheim
March 9, 1955	Bonn
2nd July 1955	Bonn
4th February 1956	Stuttgart
June 30, 1956	Koblenz
December 15, 1956	bad Godesberg
April 30, 1957	bad Godesberg
5th September 1957	Frankfurt am Main
March 13, 1958	Bonn
17th May 1958	Bonn
June 14, 1958	Bonn
March 21, 1959	Hanover
September 25, 1959	Bremen
October 15, 1960	Bonn
August 24, 1961	Hanover
October 21, 1961	Bonn
2nd February 1963	Berlin
5th October 1963	Cologne
April 11, 1964	Karlsruhe
December 19, 1964	Frankfurt am Main
March 13, 1965	Mainz
April 30, 1965	Mainz
October 16, 1965	Mainz
May 7, 1966	Mainz
October 29, 1966	Mainz
December 15, 1967	Mainz
November 30, 1968	bad Godesberg
April 28, 1969	Mainz
June 8, 1969	Mainz
January 24, 1970	bad Godesberg
April 26, 1970	Saarbrücken
5th September 1970	Frankfurt am Main
16th January 1971	Mainz
September 25, 1971	Bremerhaven
March 18, 1972	Stuttgart
July 1, 1972	Hamburg
March 17, 1973	bad Godesberg
April 27, 1974	Osnabrück
February 22, 1975	Berlin
April 30, 1977	Bochum
June 26, 1977	Saarbrücken
17th September 1977	Hamburg
March 11, 1978	Frankfurt am Main
April 29, 1978	Berlin
June 24, 1978	augsburg
March 31, 1979	Kiel
1st December 1979	Bonn
October 24, 1981	Mainz
October 8, 1983	Hambach Castle
17th November 1984	Mainz
June 1, 1985	Neuss
September 13, 1986	augsburg
24./25. October 1987	Baden-Baden
May 28, 1988	Wurzburg
November 19, 1988	Berlin
February 25, 1989	Saarbrücken
2nd December 1989	Celle
May 19, 1990	kassel
July 21, 1990	Bonn
May 25, 1991	Hamburg
March 28, 1992	Stuttgart
5th December 1992	Strasbourg
March 6, 1993	Jena
15./16. October 1993	Magdeburg
February 26, 1994	Hildesheim

swell

• Stuttgart guidelines for a liberal education policy. Resolved by the FDP Federal Main Committee on March 18, 1972 in Stuttgart , foreword by Walter Scheel , liberal-Verlag, Bonn 1972.
• Theses of liberal local politics. Resolved at the 26th Ordinary Federal Party Congress in Mainz 1975 and at the Federal Main Committee on April 29 , 1978 in Berlin , Bonn 1978.
• Wiesbaden guidelines for liberal media policy adopted at the 24th Ordinary Federal Party Congress of the FDP in 1973 in Wiesbaden. Liberal guidelines for new media adopted by the Federal Main Committee of the FDP on December 1st , 1979, Bonn 1979.
• Guidelines of liberal local politics. Adopted by the Federal Main Committee on October 24, 1987 in Baden-Baden , Bonn 1987.
• Liberal foreign policy for a united Germany. Resolution, Federal Main Committee of the FDP on May 25, 1991, Hamburg , Bonn 1991.

literature

• Jürgen Dittberner : The FDP. History, people, organization, perspectives , VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, 2nd edition, Wiesbaden 2010, ISBN 978-3-531-17494-5 , pp. 170–172.
• Peter Juling : Programmatic development of the FDP 1946 to 1969. Introduction and documents. Anton Hain Verlag, Meisenheim 1977, ISBN 3-445-01529-5 .
• Heino Kaack : On the history and program of the Free Democratic Party. Floor plan and materials. Anton Hain Verlag, Meisenheim 1976, ISBN 3-445-01380-2 .
• Heino Kaack: The FDP outline and materials on history, structure and program. 3rd updated and expanded edition, Anton Hain Verlag, Meisenheim am Glan 1979, ISBN 3-445-01932-0 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Sections 16–18 of the Federal Statute. See Heino Kaack : On the history and program of the Free Democratic Party. Floor plan and materials. Anton Hain Verlag, Meisenheim 1976, pp. 61–71, here p. 66 f.
2. ^ Braunschweig, September 8, 1973, and Düsseldorf, May 3, 1980.
3. ↑ Hambach, October 8, 1983; Saarbrücken, February 25, 1989; Strasbourg, December 5, 1992.