List of members of the Hamburg citizenship (14th electoral term)
This list enumerates the members of the Hamburg citizenship during the 14th electoral period (1991-1993) .
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| Petra Adam-Ferger | SPD | ||
| Ilse Baseler | CDU | ||
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Leonhard Baumert | SPD | From February 19, 1993, in accordance with Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution, exercise of the senator's mandate. |
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Joachim Christian Becker | CDU | |
| Franz-Alexander Bernhardt | CDU | ||
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Ole von Beust | CDU | |
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Antje Blumenthal | CDU | |
| Wolfgang Bodeit | FDP | ||
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Ralph Bornhöft | SPD | Until January 2nd, 1992. |
| Gert Boysen | CDU | ||
| Petra Brinkmann | SPD | ||
| Anna Bruns | GAL | ||
| Paul Busse | SPD | ||
| Ulla Bussek | GAL | ||
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Ursula Caberta y Diaz | SPD | Until October 15, 1992 |
| Holger Christier | SPD | ||
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Wolfgang Curilla | SPD | The mandate was suspended for the entire electoral period under Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution due to membership of the Senate. |
| Simone Dietz | GAL | Until September 3, 1992 | |
| Werner Dobritz | SPD | ||
| Michael can | SPD | From June 19 to 26, 1991 and from September 27, 1991 to exercise the citizenship mandate of a senator according to Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution. | |
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Barbara Duden | SPD | |
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Jan Ehlers | SPD | |
| Karl-Heinz Ehlers | CDU | ||
| Dietrich Ellger | SPD | From June 19, 1991 to February 11, 1993 exercise of the citizenship mandate of a senator according to Article 18a of the Hamburg Constitution, then finally succeeded Monika Piwon . | |
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Günter Elste | SPD | |
| Hartmut Engels | CDU | ||
| Elke Fank | SPD | ||
| Charlotte Fera | CDU | ||
| Ralf-Dieter Fischer | CDU | ||
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Manfred Fraider | SPD | |
| Günter Frank | SPD | ||
| Ove Franz | CDU | ||
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Michael Freytag | CDU | |
| Monika Gawron | SPD | During the entire electoral term exercise of the citizenship mandate of a Senator according to Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution. | |
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Horst Gobrecht | SPD | The mandate was suspended from June 19 to 26, 1991 in accordance with Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution due to membership of the Senate. |
| Madeleine Goehring | CDU | ||
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Uwe Grund | SPD | |
| Paul Haarmeyer | CDU | ||
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Werner Hackmann | SPD | The mandate was suspended for the entire electoral term in accordance with Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution due to membership of the Senate. |
| Gerhild Halfmeier | SPD | ||
| Gerhard Heinrich | SPD | ||
| Friedrich Hess | SPD | From June 19, 1991 to February 2, 1992, he was a Senator as a citizen according to Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution, then finally succeeded Ralph Bornhöft . | |
| Helmut Hildebrandt-Hesselmann | GAL | From September 7, 1992 moved up for Simone Dietz . | |
| Gerhold Hinrichs-Henkensiefken | FDP | From June 19 to 26, 1991 exercise of the citizenship mandate of a Senator according to Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution. | |
| Reinhardt Hinze | SPD | ||
| Georg Jarzembowski | CDU | Until September 25, 1991. | |
| Cornelia Juergens | GAL | ||
| Peter Chamberlain | SPD | ||
| Sieghard-Carsten Kampf | CDU | ||
| Ulrich Karpen | CDU | ||
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Inge Kazamel | SPD | From June 19 to September 22, 1991 exercise of the citizenship mandate of a senator according to Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution, then finally succeeded Alfons Pawelczyk . |
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Fridtjof Kelber | CDU | |
| Elisabeth Kiausch | SPD | ||
| Johann Klarmann | SPD | ||
| Gerhard Kleinmagd | CDU | ||
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Ingo Kleist | SPD | |
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Jürgen Klimke | CDU | |
| Ingeborg Knipper | CDU | ||
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Franklin Kopitzsch | SPD | During the entire electoral term exercise of the citizenship mandate of a Senator according to Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution. |
| Rolf Kruse | CDU | ||
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Anke Kuhbier | SPD | |
| Hans-Georg Kuhn | CDU | ||
| Rolf Lange | SPD | ||
| Jens Langsdorff | SPD | ||
| Klaus Lattmann | CDU | ||
| Ernst Lichtenberg | CDU | On September 25, 1991 moved up for Georg Jarzembowski . | |
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Ursula Lohmann | SPD | |
| Helga Mack | CDU | ||
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Ralf Mairose | CDU | |
| Holger Matthews | GAL | ||
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Andreas Mattner | CDU | |
| Hans-Joachim Meissner | SPD | ||
| Petra Melzer | SPD | ||
| Hans-Günter Mertens | SPD | ||
| Johannes Mertens | CDU | ||
| Claus Müller | SPD | ||
| Martin Muller | CDU | Died June 27, 1991. | |
| Annegret Ottke | SPD | ||
| Ute Pape | SPD | ||
| Rose Pauly | FDP | ||
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Alfons Pawelczyk | SPD | Until September 22, 1991 |
| Jens-Peter Petersen | SPD | ||
| Hans-Joachim Peuschel | CDU | ||
| Maren Piske | SPD | ||
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Monika Piwon | SPD | Until February 11, 1993 |
| Rolf Polle | SPD | ||
| Michael Pollmann | GAL | Until August 18, 1992. | |
| Ruth Polte | SPD | From October 5, 1992 exercise of the citizenship mandate of a senator according to Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution. | |
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Ursula Preuhs | SPD | |
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Erhard Pumm | SPD | |
| Rosemarie Raab | SPD | The mandate was suspended for the entire electoral term in accordance with Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution due to membership of the Senate. | |
| Wilhelm Rahlfs | FDP | The mandate was suspended from June 19 to 26, 1991 due to membership in the Senate. | |
| Reinhard Richter | SPD | ||
| Berndt Röder | CDU | ||
| Wilhelm Roepert | SPD | ||
| Eleonore Rudolph | CDU | ||
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Ortwin round | SPD | The mandate was suspended for the entire electoral term in accordance with Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution due to membership of the Senate. |
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Krista Sager | GAL | |
| Roland Salchow | CDU | ||
| Karlheinz Sanders | CDU | ||
| Renate It's a shame | SPD | ||
| Hans Schefe | SPD | ||
| Heidemarie Scherweit-Müller | SPD | ||
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Hermann Scheunemann | SPD | |
| Wolf-Dieter Scheurell | SPD | ||
| Margrit Schlankardt | SPD | ||
| Martin Schmidt | GAL | ||
| Peter Schmidt | CDU | ||
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Birgit Schnieber-Jastram | CDU | |
| Joachim Schulze-Bergmann | GAL | ||
| Hartmut Schwesinger | CDU | ||
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Michael Selk | SPD | |
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Manfred Silberbach | SPD | |
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Reinhard Soltau | FDP | |
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Dorothee Stapelfeldt | SPD | |
| Birgit Stegmeier | CDU | ||
| Meta stölken | FDP | ||
| Gerhard Taschenberger | SPD | ||
| Peter Tucholski | CDU | ||
| Andreas Turkat | SPD | From June 19, 1991 to October 5, 1992 exercise of the citizenship mandate of a senator according to Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution, then finally moved up for Ursula Caberta . | |
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Heino Vahldieck | CDU | |
| Rena Vahlefeld | CDU | ||
| Renate Vogel | SPD | ||
| Robert Vogel | FDP | ||
| Uwe Voigt | SPD | ||
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Henning Voscherau | SPD | The mandate was suspended for the entire electoral term in accordance with Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution due to membership of the Senate. |
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Eugene Wagner | SPD | The mandate was suspended for the entire electoral term in accordance with Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution due to membership of the Senate. |
| Jürgen Warmke | CDU | On September 25, 1991 moved up for Martin Müller , from May 11, 1993 non-attached. | |
| Riekje Weber | SPD | ||
| Gerd Weiland | SPD | ||
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Helga way | SPD | From 3 January 1992 exercise of the citizenship mandate of a senator according to Article 38a of the Hamburg Constitution. |
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Frank-Michael Wiegand | FDP | |
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Martin Willich | CDU | |
| Matthias Witt | CDU | ||
| Willi Witte | SPD | ||
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Peter Zamory | GAL | Moved up on August 18, 1992 for Michael Pollmann . |
See also
- Election result and distribution of seats in the Hamburg Parliament / 14. Electoral term
- Hamburg citizenship
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