List of members of the German Bundestag (1st electoral period)

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The list gives an overview of all members of the German Bundestag in the 1st electoral period (1949–1953).

composition

After the Bundestag election in 1949 , the German Bundestag was composed as follows:

fraction Beginning of the
legislative period 		End of the
legislative period 		Accesses Departures balance
CDU / CSU 139 (2) 145 (5) 1. Edert (guest)
2. Semler (by-election)
3. Frhr. v. Fürstenberg
4. Rahn
5. Glasmeyer
6. Fink
7. Wittmann (guest)
8. Donhauser		 1. Bodensteiner
2. Hagge		 +6 (3)
SPD 131 (5) 130 (9) 1. Merten (by-election) 1. Schönauer †
2. Stopperich †		 −1 (+4)
FDP 52 (1) 50 (5) 1. Freudenberg (guest)
2. Miessner
3. Friedrich (guest)
4. Hagge		 1. Leuchtgens
2. Friedrich
3. Rüdiger †
4. Langer
5. Zawadil
6. Freudenberg		 −2 (+4)
DP
DP / DPB		 17th 19th 1. Leuchtgens
2. – 8. DPB (WAV)
9. Bahlburg (guest)
10. Fricke (by-election)
11. Frommhold (guest)
12. Ott (guest)
13. Bieganowski
14. Zawadil 		1. Hedler
2. Bahlburg
3. Paschek †
4. Wittmann
5. Ott
6. Bahlburg
7. Bieganowski
8. Reindl
9. Schmidt (Bavaria)
10. Wallner
11. Frommhold
12. Leuchtgens		 +2
BP
until December 14, 1951 		17th - - 1. Aumer
2. Donhauser
3. Rahn
4. Frhr. v. Furstenberg		 −17
Federal Union
as of December 14, 1951 		- 18th 1st - 22nd Output from BP and Center
23. Clausen (guest)		 1. Fink
2. Wessel
3. Etzel (Bamberg)
4. Arnold
5. Clausen		 +18
KPD 15th 14th - 1. Müller (Hanover) −1
WAV
until December 6, 1951,
again from April 29, 1953 		12 5 1. Ott (guest)
2. Rahn (guest)
3. Dorls (guest)
4. Richter (Lower Saxony) (guest)
5. Paschek
-
1. Hedler
2. Goetzendorff
3. Langer
4. Loritz
5. Reindl		 1. Goetzendorff
2. Paschek
3. Fröhlich
4. Ott
5. Tichi
6. Weickert
7. Rahn
8. Dorls
9. Richter (Lower Saxony)
10. – 16. DPB:
Löfflad , Paschek , Schuster , Schmidt (Bavaria) , Reindl , Wallner and Wittmann
17. Loritz		 −7
Center
until December 14, 1951 		10 - - 1. Glasmeyer −10
DRP / National rights
until October 5, 1950 		5 - 1. Leuchtgens
2. Hedler (guest)
3. Goetzendorff (guest)
4. Paschek (guest)		 1. Dorls
2. Richter (Lower Saxony)
3. Hedler
4. Miessner
"Rest of the parliamentary group":
5. Frommhold
6. Goetzendorff
7. Leuchtgens
8. Paschek
9. von Thadden		 −5
BHE / DG
October 13, 1950 to March 21, 1952 		- - 1. Fröhlich
2. Ott
3. Tichi
4. Weickert
5. Friedrich		 1. Weickert †
2. – 5. Rest of the group		 -
Non-attached 4th 20th 1. Dorls
2. Hedler
3. Müller (Hanover)
4. Richter (Lower Saxony)
5. Aumer
6. Donhauser
7. Rahn
8. Hedler
9. Friedrich
10. – 14. Rest of the NR parliamentary group
15. Frhr. v. Fürstenberg
16. Bahlburg
17. Dorls
18. Richter (Lower Saxony)
19. Loritz
20. – 23. Remainder of the BHE / DG
24. Bieganowski (successor WAV)
25. Keller (successor WAV)
26. Wittmann
27. Langer
28. Ott
29. Bahlburg
30. Wessel
31. Bodensteiner
32. Etzel (Bamberg)
33. Freudenberg
34. Bieganowski
35 . Reindl
36. Schmidt (Bayern)
37 Wallner
38. Arnold
39. Frommhold
40. Clausen
41. Leuchtgens		 1. Edert
2. Freudenberg
3. Hedler
4. Ott
5. Rahn
6. Friedrich
7. Leuchtgens
8. Dorls
9. Richter (Lower Saxony)
10. Frhr. v. Fürstenberg
11. Paschek
12. Clausen
13. Bahlburg
14. Frommhold
15. Ott
16. Friedrich
17. Bieganowski
18. Wittmann
19. Donhauser
20. Dorls
21. – 25. WAV group		 +16
total 402 (8) 401 (19) - - −1 (+11)

The number of Berlin representatives is in brackets.
On February 1, 1952, another 11 Berlin MPs entered the Bundestag (CDU: 3, SPD: 4, FDP: 4).
On October 23, 1952, the MP Dorls was stripped of his mandate. Nobody moved up for Dorls in the Bundestag.

Bureau

Elections to the presidium

Constituent session on September 7, 1949

Surname Political party votes cast required majority Yes No Opposing candidate Political party Votes for opposing candidates Abstentions invalid votes
Erich Köhler (President) CDU 402 202 346 - Johannes Bohm SPD 15th 41 0
Carlo Schmid SPD - Acclamation
Hermann Schäfer FDP - Acclamation

By-election for President on October 19, 1950

Surname Political party votes cast required majority Yes No Opposing candidates Political party Votes for opposing candidates Abstentions invalid votes
Hermann Ehlers CDU 325 163 201 3 Kurt Georg Kiesinger CDU 55 59 0
Michael Horlacher CSU 3
Karl Kahn CSU 1
Alfred Loritz WAV 1
Carlo Schmid SPD 1
Hans Tichi WAV 1

Group leaders

fraction Chairman Remarks
CDU / CSU parliamentary group Konrad Adenauer until September 21, 1949
Heinrich von Brentano since September 30, 1949
SPD parliamentary group Kurt Schumacher died on August 20, 1952
Erich Ollenhauer since October 7, 1952
FDP parliamentary group Theodor Heuss until September 12, 1949
Hermann Schäfer until January 10, 1951
August-Martin Euler until May 6, 1952
Hermann Schäfer since May 6, 1952
DP parliamentary group

DP / DPB parliamentary group
December 1951 to December 1952 		Heinrich Hellwege until November 2, 1949
Friedrich Klinge died on December 21, 1949
Hans Mühlenfeld until March 15, 1953
Hans-Joachim von Merkatz since March 17, 1953
BP parliamentary group until December 14, 1951
 Gebhard Seelos until September 25, 1951
Hugo Decker since September 25, 1951
KPD Bundestag faction

Group of the KPD since January 16, 1952
 Max Reimann
WAV parliamentary group until October 13, 1950 WAV group since April 29, 1953



 Alfred Loritz
Bundestag faction in the center until December 14, 1951
 Helene Wessel
Parliamentary group of the Federal Union Hugo Decker (BP) together with
Helene Wessel (center) until February 1952
Otto Pannenbecker (center) since February 20, 1952

Federal government

Committees

MPs

Member of the Bundestag born Political party State /
state list 		Constituency Votes
in% 		Remarks
Konrad Adenauer 1876 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Bonn 54.9 Chairman of the CDU / CSU parliamentary group (September 1 to 21, 1949),
Federal Chancellor (since September 15, 1949)
Willi Agatz 1904 KPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Adolf Ahrens 1879 DP Bremen
Johannes Albers 1890 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Cologne III 43.4
Luise Albertz 1901 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Lisa Albrecht 1896 SPD Bavaria
Jakob Altmaier 1889 SPD Hesse Hanau 31.9
Rudolf Amelunxen 1888 center North Rhine-Westphalia retired on October 7, 1949
Maria Ansorge 1880 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia joined Karl Brunner on November 17, 1951
Anton von Aretin 1918 BP Bavaria Vilshofen 36.7 from December 14, 1951 FU
Josef Arndgen 1894 CDU Hesse Limburg 38.6
Adolf Arndt 1904 SPD Hesse Hersfeld 33.8
Otto Arnholz 1894 SPD Lower Saxony Braunschweig city 31.3
Thea Arnold 1882 center North Rhine-Westphalia from December 14, 1951 FU , from December 9, 1952 non-attached ( GVP )
Karl Atzenroth 1895 FDP Rhineland-Palatinate
Hermann Aumer 1915 BP Bavaria Ingolstadt 29.8 non-attached from September 8, 1950
Fritz Baade 1893 SPD Schleswig-Holstein
Wilhelm Bahlburg 1888 DP Lower Saxony Harburg - Soltau 29.7 Non-attached from September 13, 1951, DP guest from January 24, 1952, non-attached from September 10, 1952
Siegfried Bärsch 1920 SPD Bremen Bremen-West 36.1
Walter Bartram 1893 CDU Schleswig-Holstein Segeberg - Neumünster 35.1 Re-elected on May 4, 1952 for Carl Schröter (CDU), joined on May 13, 1952
Friedrich Bauereisen 1895 CSU Bavaria Ansbach 34.9
Bernhard Bauknecht 1900 CDU Württemberg-Hohenzollern Biberach 82.0
Joseph Baumgartner 1904 BP Bavaria retired on January 1, 1951
Georg Baur 1895 CDU Württemberg-Baden Goeppingen 26.9
Valentin Baur 1891 SPD Bavaria
Paul Bausch 1895 CDU Württemberg-Baden Boeblingen 29.8
Helmut Bazille 1920 SPD Württemberg-Baden
Josef Becker 1905 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Zweibrücken 46.6
Max Becker 1888 FDP Hesse
Arno Behrisch 1913 SPD Bavaria court 35.0
Karl Bergmann 1907 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Food II 38.9
Ludwig Bergstrasse 1883 SPD Hesse Gross-Gerau 38.8
August Berlin 1910 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Detmold 33.9
Helmut Bertram 1910 center North Rhine-Westphalia joined Rudolf Amelunxen on November 3, 1949 , and FU from December 14, 1951
Anton Besold 1904 BP Bavaria Munich-Land 32.5 from December 14, 1951 FU
Emil Bettgenhäuser 1906 SPD Rhineland-Palatinate
Anna Maria Bieganowski 1906 WAV Bavaria joined Stephan Weickert on March 21, 1952 (originally WAV, later BHE), DP / DPB from April 23, 1952, non-attached from December 9, 1952
Karl Bielig 1898 SPD Lower Saxony Gandersheim - Salzgitter 35.2
Willi Birkelbach 1913 SPD Hesse Frankfurt am Main II 39.3
Peter Blachstein 1911 SPD Hamburg Hamburg III 39.9
Martin Blank 1897 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Theodor Blank 1905 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Borken - Bocholt - Ahaus 41.8 Commissioner of the Federal Chancellor for questions related to the increase in Allied troops from October 26, 1950 (see Office Blank )
Paul Bleiß 1904 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Minden - Lübbecke 41.8
Franz Blücher 1896 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia Vice Chancellor and Federal Minister for Marshall Plan Affairs (since September 20, 1949)
Hans Bodensteiner 1912 CSU Bavaria Tirschenreuth 35.7 from November 14, 1952 non-attached ( GVP )
Johannes Bohm 1890 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Bielefeld - Hall 46.6
Willy Brandt 1913 SPD Berlin
Aenne Brauksiepe 1912 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Cologne I 42.2
Heinrich von Brentano 1904 CDU Hesse Mountain road 35.3 Chairman of the CDU / CSU parliamentary group (since September 30, 1949)
Wilhelm Brese 1896 CDU Lower Saxony
Hermann Brill 1895 SPD Hesse Frankfurt am Main I. 38.7
Else Brökelschen 1890 CDU Lower Saxony
Paul Bromme 1906 SPD Schleswig-Holstein Lübeck 35.8
Josef Brönner 1884 CDU Württemberg-Baden Crailsheim 35.5
Walter Brookmann 1901 CDU Schleswig-Holstein Kiel 52.9
Eberhard Brünen 1906 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Duisburg I. 39.6
Karl Brunner 1905 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia died on November 13, 1951
Gerd Bucerius 1906 CDU Hamburg Hamburg I 37.6
Carl von Campe 1894 DP Lower Saxony joined Friedrich Klinge on January 23, 1950 , retired on January 8, 1952
Hermann Clausen 1885 SSW Schleswig-Holstein from January 23, 1952 FU guest, from July 3, 1953 non-attached
Johann Cramer 1905 SPD Lower Saxony Wilhelmshaven - Friesland 32.6
Otto Dannebom 1904 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Dortmund III - Lünen 44.8
Robert Dannemann 1902 FDP Lower Saxony Oldenburg - Ammerland 24.8
Hugo Decker 1899 BP Bavaria Rosenheim 30.4 Chairman of the BP Bundestag faction (since September 25, 1951)
from December 14, 1951 FU
Chairman of the FU Bundestag faction (since December 14, 1951)
Johannes Degener 1889 CDU Bremen retired on December 31, 1951
Thomas Dehler 1897 FDP Bavaria Federal Minister of Justice (since September 20, 1949)
Gregor Determann 1911 center North Rhine-Westphalia from December 14, 1951 FU
Anton Diel 1898 SPD Rhineland-Palatinate
Maria Dietz 1894 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate
Hans Dirscherl 1889 FDP Bavaria
Clara Döhring 1899 SPD Württemberg-Baden Stuttgart I. 29.3
Anton Donhauser 1913 BP Bavaria Non-attached from September 8, 1950, CSU from September 17, 1952
Fritz Dorls 1910 DKP-DRP Lower Saxony WAV guest from December 13, 1950, WAV from January 17, 1951, non-attached from September 26, 1951, dismissal of mandate on October 23, 1952 due to the SRP ban
August Dresbach 1894 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Oberbergischer Kreis 37.0
Anton Eberhard 1892 FDP Rhineland-Palatinate joined Wilhelm Nowack on October 3, 1952
Heinrich Eckstein 1907 CDU Lower Saxony Bersenbrück - Lingen 36.3
Eduard Edert 1880 independently Schleswig-Holstein Flensburg 48.0 CDU / CSU guest
Hermann Ehlers 1904 CDU Lower Saxony President of the German Bundestag (since October 19, 1950)
Hermann Ehren 1894 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Meschede - Olpe 55.5
Willi Eichler 1896 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Josef Eichner 1899 BP Bavaria Miesbach 23.4 from December 14, 1951 FU
Rudolf Eickhoff 1902 DP Lower Saxony Diepholz - Melle - Wittlage 34.2
Hans Ekstrand 1903 SPD Schleswig-Holstein Stormarn 37.4
Hermann A. Eplée 1908 CDU Lower Saxony joined Bernard Povel on January 16, 1953
Ludwig Erhard 1897 CDU Württemberg-Baden Ulm 40.1 Federal Minister of Economics (since September 20, 1949); the question of the formal party membership of Erhard not finally clarified, according to CDU documents 1963
Fritz Erler 1913 SPD Württemberg-Hohenzollern
Franz Etzel 1902 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Rees - Dinslaken 35.5 retired on January 4, 1953
Hermann Etzel 1882 BP Bavaria from December 14, 1951 FU , from December 3, 1952 non-attached ( GVP )
Peter Etzenbach 1899 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Siegkreis 37.2
August-Martin Euler 1908 FDP Hesse Fritzlar-Homberg 35.5 Chairman of the FDP parliamentary group (January 10, 1951 to May 6, 1952)
Johannes Even 1903 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Bergheim - Euskirchen 47.8
Hans Ewers 1887 DP Schleswig-Holstein
Ernst Falkner 1909 BP Bavaria died on October 27, 1950
Walter Faller 1909 SPD to bathe joined Gustav Herbig on December 4, 1951
Ernst Farke 1895 DP Lower Saxony
Heinrich Fassbender 1899 FDP Hesse
Aloys Feldmann 1897 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Lippstadt - Brilon 48.7
Conrad Fink 1900 BP Bavaria Parish churches 39.2 from December 14, 1951 FU , from January 5, 1952 CSU
Walter Fish 1910 KPD Hesse
Wilhelm Fischer 1904 SPD Bavaria Nuremberg - Fürth 37.2 died on October 21, 1951
Egon Franke 1913 SPD Lower Saxony City of Hanover-North re-elected on May 6, 1951 for Bruno Leddin (SPD), joined on May 17, 1951
Rudolf Freidhof 1888 SPD Hesse Eschwege 35.6
Walter Friday 1889 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Ennepe-Ruhr - Witten 40.5
Richard Freudenberg 1892 independently Württemberg-Baden Mannheim country 43.7 FDP guest, non-attached from December 5, 1952
Martin Frey 1904 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Geldern - Kleve 60.0
Hans-Joachim Fricke 1904 DP Lower Saxony resin Re-elected on March 16, 1952 for Hermann Stopperich (SPD), joined on March 22, 1952
Ferdinand Friedensburg 1886 CDU Berlin entered February 1, 1952
Hans Friedrich 1917 FDP Hesse Non-attached from October 5, 1950, BHE / DG from November 16, 1950 , FDP guest from April 2, 1952
Hans-Gerd Fröhlich 1914 WAV Bavaria BHE / DG from October 13, 1950 , non-attached from March 21, 1952
Heinz Frommhold 1906 DKP-DRP Lower Saxony from September 7, 1949 national rights , from October 5, 1950 non-attached ( DRP ), from March 26, 1952 DP guest, from February 11, 1953 non-attached
Konrad Frühwald 1890 FDP Bavaria
Gustav Fuchs 1900 CSU Bavaria Bad Kissingen 42.4
Elimar Freiherr von Fürstenberg 1910 BP Bavaria Landshut 32.9 Non-attached from November 7, 1950, CSU from January 19, 1951
Joseph-Ernst Fugger from Glött 1895 CSU Bavaria Memmingen 38.7
Oscar Funcke 1885 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia joined Hermann Höpker-Aschoff on September 14, 1951
Friedrich Funk 1900 CSU Bavaria Schweinfurt 38.5
Karl Gaul 1889 FDP Hesse Wetzlar 29.8
Karl Gengler 1886 CDU Württemberg-Hohenzollern Rottweil 50.5
Robert Geritzmann 1893 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Gelsenkirchen 36.5
Heinrich Gerns 1892 CDU Schleswig-Holstein Plön - Eutin / North 46.7
Eugen Gerstenmaier 1906 CDU Württemberg-Baden Backnang 30.5
Paul Gibbert 1898 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Cochem 66.6
Christian Giencke 1896 CDU Schleswig-Holstein Husum - South Tondern - Eiderstedt 31.1
Heinrich Glasmeyer 1893 center North Rhine-Westphalia from November 23, 1951 CDU
Alfred Gleisner 1908 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Unna - Hamm 42.5
Hermann Glüsing 1908 CDU Schleswig-Holstein Norder- and Süderdithmarschen 32.7
Josef Gockeln 1900 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Düsseldorf II 37.2
Robert Görlinger 1888 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Günter Goetzendorff 1917 WAV Bavaria from March 29, 1950 DRP guest, from October 5, 1950 non-attached (DRP), from April 29, 1953 WAV
Hubertus von Golitschek 1910 FDP Württemberg-Baden
Hermann Götz 1914 CDU Hesse
Otto Graf 1892 SPD Bavaria Munich-West 27.1
Otto Heinrich Greve 1908 SPD Lower Saxony Nienburg - Schaumburg-Lippe 35.7
Margarete Gröwel 1899 CDU Hamburg Hamburg IV 41.8
Arthur Grundmann 1920 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Wilhelm Gülich 1895 SPD Schleswig-Holstein Duchy of Lauenburg 28.6
Bernhard Günther 1906 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Düren - Monschau - Schleiden 61.5
Gustav Gundelach 1888 KPD Hamburg
Johannes Hagge 1893 CDU Schleswig-Holstein Schleswig - Eckernförde 28.3 from June 24, 1953 FDP
Wilhelm Hamacher 1883 center North Rhine-Westphalia died on July 29, 1951
Richard Hammer 1897 FDP Hesse Darmstadt 36.8
Johannes Handschumacher 1887 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia joined Franz Etzel on January 21, 1953
Heinrich Happe 1894 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Paul Harig 1900 KPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Walther Hasemann 1900 FDP Lower Saxony
Wolfgang Hedler 1899 DP Schleswig-Holstein Non- attached from January 19, 1950, DRP guest from March 28, 1950 , non-attached from September 16, 1950, WAV from April 29, 1953
Rudolf-Ernst Heiland 1910 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Anne Marie Heiler 1889 CDU Hesse
Franz Heinen 1887 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia joined Erik Nölting on July 24, 1953
Martin Heix 1903 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Oberhausen 29.0
Heinrich Hellwege 1908 DP Lower Saxony Stade - Bremervörde 40.4 Chairman of the DP parliamentary group (September 7 to November 2, 1949),
Federal Minister for Affairs of the Bundesrat (since September 20, 1949)
Günther Henle 1899 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Rhein-Wupper district 34.8
Hans Henn 1899 FDP Berlin entered February 1, 1952
Arno Hennig 1897 SPD Lower Saxony Göttingen-Münden 31.6
Fritz Henßler 1886 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Dortmund I 43.4
Gustav Herbig 1888 SPD to bathe retired on December 1, 1951
Matthäus Herrmann 1879 SPD Bavaria Bayreuth 39.7
Theodor Heuss 1884 FDP Württemberg-Baden Chairman of the FDP parliamentary group (September 4 to 12, 1949),
resigned on September 15, 1949
Anton Hilbert 1898 CDU to bathe Donaueschingen 54.6
Werner Hilpert 1897 CDU Hesse retired on October 10, 1949
Heinrich Höcker 1886 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Herford city and country 45.9
Johannes Hoffmann 1889 center North Rhine-Westphalia joined Wilhelm Hamacher on August 7, 1951 , and FU from December 14, 1951
Curt Hoffmann 1897 FDP Schleswig-Holstein joined Fritz Oellers on June 15, 1951
Karl Hoffmann 1901 FDP to bathe
Heinrich Höfler 1897 CDU to bathe Emmendingen 52.8
Franz Höhne 1904 SPD Bavaria
Heinrich Hohl 1900 CDU Hesse joined Werner Hilpert on November 3, 1949
Friedrich Holzapfel 1900 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Warburg - Höxter - Büren 40.3 retired on January 20, 1953
Matthias Hoogen 1904 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Kempen-Krefeld 43.5
Hermann Höpker-Aschoff 1883 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia retired on September 9, 1951
Anton Hoppe 1889 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Recklinghausen-Land 38.1
Michael Horlacher 1888 CSU Bavaria Forchheim 34.9
Peter Horn 1891 CDU Hesse joined Hans Schlange-Schöningen on June 10, 1950
Elinor Hubert 1900 SPD Lower Saxony Alfeld - Holzminden 43.4
Karl Huebner 1897 FDP Berlin entered February 1, 1952
Eugen Huth 1901 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Wuppertal II 37.5
Margarete Hütter 1909 FDP Württemberg-Baden joined Theodor Heuss on September 15, 1949
Herta Ilk 1902 FDP Bavaria joined Fritz Linnert on November 3, 1949
Heinrich Imig 1893 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Herne - Castrop-Rauxel 41.7
Werner Jacobi 1907 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Peter Jacobs 1906 SPD Rhineland-Palatinate
Elfriede Jaeger 1899 DKP-DRP Lower Saxony non-attached, joined Fritz Rößler on February 29, 1952 alias “Dr. Franz Richter " (DKP-DRP)
Paul Hans Jaeger 1886 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia joined on January 22, 1953 for Hans Albrecht Freiherr von Rechenberg
Richard Jaeger 1913 CSU Bavaria Fürstenfeldbruck 27.1
Robert Jaffé 1894 DP Lower Saxony joined Carl von Campe on January 9, 1952
Hans Jahn 1885 SPD Lower Saxony Hanover country 45.9
Albert Ludwig Juncker 1904 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Johann Junglas 1898 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Ahrweiler 67.9
Karl Kahn 1900 CSU Bavaria Burglengenfeld 37.0
Jakob Kaiser 1888 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Food III 32.4 Federal Minister for All-German Issues (since September 20, 1949)
Oskar Kalbfell 1897 SPD Württemberg-Hohenzollern Reutlingen 33.3
Hellmut Kalbitzer 1913 SPD Hamburg
Margot Kalinke 1909 DP Lower Saxony
Hugo Karpf 1895 CSU Bavaria Aschaffenburg 46.8
Linus Kather 1893 CDU Schleswig-Holstein
Irma Keilhack 1908 SPD Hamburg Hamburg V 40.7
Wilfried Keller 1918 WAV Bavaria joined Wilhelm Paschek on April 24, 1952 (originally WAV, DP from December 6, 1951), non-attached
Emil Kemmer 1914 CSU Bavaria Bamberg 33.0
Heinrich Kemper 1888 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate trier 64.8
Karl Kern 1900 CDU Württemberg-Baden
Dietrich Keuning 1908 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Dortmund II 41.4
Kurt Georg Kiesinger 1904 CDU Württemberg-Hohenzollern Ravensburg 75.3
Georg Richard Kinat 1888 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Liesel Kipp-Kaule 1906 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Erich Klabunde 1907 SPD Hamburg died on November 21, 1950
Josef Ferdinand Kleindinst 1881 CSU Bavaria Augsburg city 29.0
Friedrich Klinge 1883 DP Lower Saxony Chairman of the DP parliamentary group (since November 2, 1949),
died on December 21, 1949
Otto Kneipp 1884 FDP Hesse
Waldemar von Knoeringen 1906 SPD Bavaria retired on April 3, 1951
Wilhelm Knothe 1888 SPD Hesse Friedberg 33.1 died on February 20, 1952
Harald Koch 1907 SPD Hesse Offenbach 37.2
Georg Kohl 1881 FDP Württemberg-Baden Heilbronn 28.2 died on January 31, 1952
Rudolf Kohl 1895 KPD Württemberg-Baden joined Robert Leibbrand on January 26, 1950
Erich Koehler 1892 CDU Hesse President of the German Bundestag (September 7, 1949 to October 18, 1950)
Wilhelm Königswarter 1890 SPD Berlin entered February 1, 1952
Hermann head 1901 CDU to bathe Freiburg 48.6
Lisa Korspeter 1900 SPD Lower Saxony Celle 27.9
Anni Krahnstever 1904 SPD Schleswig-Holstein Pinneberg 36.3
Paul Krause 1905 center North Rhine-Westphalia died on October 18, 1950
Gerhard Kreyssig 1899 SPD Bavaria joined Waldemar von Knoeringen on April 4, 1951
Herbert Kriedemann 1903 SPD Lower Saxony Hameln - jump 34.1
Heinrich Krone 1895 CDU Berlin
Christian Kuhlemann 1891 DP Lower Saxony
Georg Kühling 1886 CDU Lower Saxony Vechta - Cloppenburg 45.9
Walther Kühn 1892 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Ernst Kuntscher 1899 CDU Lower Saxony
Johannes Kunze 1892 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia
Georg Kurlbaum 1902 SPD Bavaria Schwabach 33.5
Wilhelm Laforet 1877 CSU Bavaria Wurzburg 43.8
Roman Lampl 1900 BP Bavaria joined Ernst Falkner on November 10, 1950 , FU from December 14, 1951
Erwin Lange 1914 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Food i 35.3
Erich Langer 1905 FDP Lower Saxony Non-attached from June 10, 1952, WAV from March 29, 1953
Willi Lausen 1901 SPD Württemberg-Baden Ludwigsburg 26.7
Bruno Leddin 1898 SPD Lower Saxony City of Hanover-North 44.1 died on March 25, 1951
Robert Lehr 1883 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Düsseldorf I 42.5 Federal Minister of the Interior (since October 11, 1950)
Robert Leibbrand 1901 KPD Württemberg-Baden retired on January 26, 1950
Eugene Leibfried 1897 CDU Württemberg-Baden Sinsheim 37.8
Ernst Lemmer 1898 CDU Berlin entered February 1, 1952
Aloys Lenz 1910 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Cologne-Land 43.0
Gottfried Leonhard 1895 CDU Württemberg-Baden Karlsruhe-Land 34.5
Heinrich Leuchtgens 1876 FDP Hesse NDP chairman, elected according to an electoral agreement on the Hessian FDP state list; National Rights Group ; from January 21, 1950 DRP , from October 5, 1950 non-attached (DRP), from December 6, 1950 DP, from July 27, 1953 non-party and non-attached
Eduard Leuze 1906 FDP Württemberg-Hohenzollern joined Eberhard Wildermuth on March 21, 1952
Fritz Linnert 1885 FDP Bavaria died on October 27, 1949
Paul Löbe 1875 SPD Berlin
Gertrud Lockmann 1895 SPD Hamburg joined Erich Klabunde on November 28, 1950
Hans Löfflad 1922 WAV Bavaria from December 6, 1951 DP
Bernhard Lohmüller 1891 SPD Bremen Bremerhaven - Bremen-North 37.3 died on March 2, 1952
Martin Loibl 1898 CSU Bavaria Donauwörth 36.2 died on April 16, 1951
Alfred Loritz 1902 WAV Bavaria Chairman of the WAV parliamentary group (September 7, 1949 to October 13, 1951),
non-attached from December 6, 1951, WAV from April 29, 1953,
chairman of the WAV group (since April 29, 1953)
Heinrich Luebke 1894 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Arnsberg - Soest 40.7 retired on September 30, 1950
Paul Luchtenberg 1890 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia joined Friedrich Middelhauve on October 30, 1950
Paul Gap 1914 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis 48.6
Adolf Ludwig 1892 SPD Rhineland-Palatinate Kaiserslautern 36.5
Gerhard Lütkens 1893 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Heinrich Maerkl 1912 BP Bavaria joined Eugen Fürst zu Oettingen-Wallerstein on September 1, 1952 ; Fraction of the FU
Friedrich Maier 1894 SPD to bathe
Ernst Majonica 1920 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Arnsberg - Soest re-elected on November 19, 1950 for Heinrich Lübke
Robert Margulies 1908 FDP Württemberg-Baden
Franz Marx 1903 SPD Bavaria Munich East 30.8
Willy Massoth 1911 CDU Hesse
Heinz Matthes 1897 DP Lower Saxony Fallingbostel - Hoya 32.3
Oskar Matzner 1898 SPD Württemberg-Baden
Adolf Mauk 1906 FDP Württemberg-Baden Heilbronn elected on March 20, 1952 for Georg Kohl , entered April 7, 1952
Agnes Katharina Maxsein 1904 CDU Berlin entered February 1, 1952
Ernst Mayer 1901 FDP Württemberg-Baden died on December 18, 1952
Hugo Mayer 1899 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Kreuznach 34.3
Georg Mayerhofer 1894 BP Bavaria Altötting 33.5 from December 14, 1951 FU
Matthias Joseph Mehs 1893 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Prüm 80.2
Franz Xaver Meitinger 1905 BP Bavaria joined Gebhard Seelos on September 26, 1951 , and FU from December 14, 1951
Karl Meitmann 1891 SPD Hamburg Hamburg VI 43.4
Wilhelm Mellies 1899 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Lemgo 39.6
Erich Mende 1916 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Fritz Mensing 1895 CDU Lower Saxony
Walter Menzel 1901 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Hans-Joachim von Merkatz 1905 DP Lower Saxony Verden - Rotenburg - Osterholz 32.7 Chairman of the DP parliamentary group (since March 17, 1953)
Hans Merten 1908 SPD Hesse Waldeck elected on April 15, 1951 for Karl Rüdiger (FDP), joined on April 23, 1951
Arthur Mertins 1898 SPD Lower Saxony Cuxhaven - Hadeln - Wesermünde 34.3
Erich Meyer 1900 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Wattenscheid - Wanne-Eickel 41.0
Heinz Meyer 1897 SPD Bremen Bremen-East 29.9
Emmy Meyer-Laule 1899 SPD Württemberg-Baden
Friedrich Middelhauve 1896 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia retired on October 17, 1950
Herwart Miessner 1911 DKP-DRP Lower Saxony FDP guest from October 5, 1950, FDP from December 20, 1950
Friedhelm Missmahl 1904 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Moers 36.0
Karl Mommer 1910 SPD Württemberg-Baden
Kurt Moosdorf 1884 SPD Hesse Friedberg elected on May 4, 1952 for Wilhelm Knothe
Wendelin Morgenthaler 1888 CDU to bathe Rastatt 59.5
Willibald Mücke 1904 SPD Bavaria gain 26.8
Richard Muckermann 1891 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Neuss - Grevenbroich 47.3
Franz Mühlenberg 1894 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Aachen country 50.2
Hans Mühlenfeld 1901 DP Lower Saxony Chairman of the DP parliamentary group (December 21, 1949 to March 15, 1953),
resigned on May 15, 1953
Friederike Mulert 1896 FDP Berlin entered February 1, 1952
Heinrich Muller 1901 SPD Hesse Obertaunuskreis 30.7
Karl Muller 1884 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Geilenkirchen - Erkelenz - Jülich 64.2
Kurt Mueller 1903 KPD North Rhine-Westphalia non-attached from May 10, 1950; Arrested in East Berlin as a western spy, the resignation of the mandate announced from Berlin (East) was not recognized
Oskar Muller 1896 KPD Hesse
Willy Müller 1903 SPD Rhineland-Palatinate Worms 36.6
Ernst Müller-Hermann 1915 CDU Bremen joined Johannes Degener on January 1, 1952
Friederike Nadig 1897 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Bielefeld city 44.8
Wilhelm Naegel 1904 CDU Lower Saxony
Jakob Neber 1891 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate
Peter Nellen 1912 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Muenster 34.6
Kurt Neubauer 1922 SPD Berlin entered February 1, 1952
August Neuburger 1902 CDU Württemberg-Baden Bruchsal 48.8
Franz Neumann 1904 SPD Berlin
Fritz Neumayer 1884 FDP Rhineland-Palatinate Federal Minister for Housing (since July 15, 1952)
Christof Nickl 1886 CSU Bavaria Cham 36.3
Otto Niebergall 1904 KPD Rhineland-Palatinate
Heinrich Niebes 1890 KPD North Rhine-Westphalia joined Walter Vesper on July 10, 1952
Maria Niggemeyer 1888 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Paderborn - Wiedenbrück 44.2
Wilhelm Niklas 1887 CSU Bavaria Donauwörth re-elected on May 27, 1951 for Martin Loibl (CSU), entered May 30, 1951;
Federal Minister for Food, Agriculture and Forests (since September 20, 1949)
Robert Philipp Nöll from the Nahmer 1899 FDP Rhineland-Palatinate
Erik Nölting 1892 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Iserlohn 34.5 died on July 15, 1953
Friedrich Nowack 1890 SPD Lower Saxony Lueneburg - Dannenberg 31.7
Wilhelm Nowack 1897 FDP Rhineland-Palatinate retired on September 30, 1952
Hermann Nuding 1902 KPD Württemberg-Baden retired on April 20, 1951
Willy Odenthal 1896 SPD Rhineland-Palatinate Neustadt an der Weinstrasse elected on September 23, 1951 for Ernst Roth (SPD), entered September 28, 1951
Fritz Oellers 1903 FDP Schleswig-Holstein retired on June 5, 1951
Josef Oesterle 1899 CSU Bavaria Augsburg country 39.6
Prince Eugene of Oettingen-Wallerstein 1885 BP Bavaria joined Joseph Baumgartner on January 8, 1951 , FU from December 14, 1951 , retired on September 1, 1952
Richard Oetzel 1901 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia joined Friedrich Holzapfel on January 24, 1953
Fritz Ohlig 1902 SPD Lower Saxony Delmenhorst - Wesermarsch 31.7
Erich Ollenhauer 1901 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Bochum 39.1 Chairman of the SPD parliamentary group (since October 7, 1952)
Alfred Onnen 1904 FDP Lower Saxony
Eduard Orth 1902 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Speyer 52.7
Franz Ott 1910 independently Württemberg-Baden Esslingen 28.0 non-attached, WAV guest from May 4, 1950, BHE / DG from October 13, 1950 , non-attached from March 21, 1952, DP / DPB guest from March 26, 1952, non-attached from June 26, 1952
Otto Pannenbecker 1879 center North Rhine-Westphalia from December 14, 1951 FU ,
chairman of the FU parliamentary group (since February 20, 1952)
Sepp Parzinger 1911 BP Bavaria Traunstein 33.6 from December 14, 1951 FU
Wilhelm Paschek 1897 WAV Bavaria from March 29, 1950 DRP guest, from October 5, 1950 non-attached, from January 30, 1951 WAV, from December 6, 1951 DP , died on April 22, 1952
Ernst Paul 1897 SPD Württemberg-Baden
Hugo Paul 1905 KPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Georg Pelster 1897 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Steinfurt - Tecklenburg 36.9
Georg Peters 1908 SPD Lower Saxony Aurich - Emden 35.5
Franz Pfender 1899 CDU Württemberg-Hohenzollern
Robert Pferdmenges 1880 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia joined Günther Sewald on January 12, 1950
Karl Georg Pfleiderer 1899 FDP Württemberg-Baden Waiblingen 40.3
Kurt Pohle 1899 SPD Schleswig-Holstein
Bernard Povel 1897 CDU Lower Saxony Emsland 50.5 died on October 21, 1952
Ludwig Preiss 1910 FDP Hesse Marburg 36.2
Ludwig Preller 1897 SPD Hesse kassel Re-elected on March 11, 1951 for Georg-August Zinn (SPD), joined on March 16, 1951
Victor-Emanuel Preusker 1913 FDP Hesse Wiesbaden 36.4
Moritz-Ernst Priebe 1902 SPD Lower Saxony Uelzen 36.0
Maria Probst 1902 CSU Bavaria Karlstadt 54.0
Hermann Pünder 1888 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Cologne II 44.9
Willy Max Rademacher 1897 FDP Hamburg Hamburg VIII 38.7
Bernhard Raestrup 1880 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Beckum - Warendorf 41.7
Wilhelm Rahn 1900 BP Bavaria Joined Franz Ziegler on January 14, 1950 , non-attached from September 8, 1950, WAV guest from October 17, 1950, CSU from February 14, 1951
Wilhelm Rath 1892 FDP Württemberg-Baden
Hans Albrecht Freiherr von Rechenberg 1892 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia died on January 19, 1953
Luise Rehling 1896 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Hagen 32.4
Hans Reif 1899 FDP Berlin
Max Reimann 1898 KPD North Rhine-Westphalia Chairman of the KPD parliamentary group (September 7, 1949 to January 16, 1952),
Chairman of the KPD group (since January 16, 1952)
Otto Reindl 1900 WAV Bavaria from December 6, 1951 DP / DPB, from December 9, 1952 non-attached, from April 29, 1953 WAV
Bernhard Reismann 1903 center North Rhine-Westphalia from December 14, 1951 FU
Richard Reitzner 1893 SPD Bavaria
Heinz Renner 1892 KPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Hans Revenstorff 1906 FDP Schleswig-Holstein
Gerhard Ribbeheger 1918 center North Rhine-Westphalia from December 14, 1951 FU
Franz Richter - Fritz Rößler alias “Dr. Franz Richter " 1912 DKP-DRP Lower Saxony from September 15, 1949 national rights , non-attached from September 6, 1950, WAV guest from December 13, 1950, WAV from January 17, 1951, non-attached from September 26, 1951, resigned on February 21, 1952
Willi Richter 1894 SPD Hesse
Friedrich Rische 1914 KPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Heinrich Georg Ritzel 1893 SPD Hesse The castle 36.6
Julie Rösch 1902 CDU Württemberg-Hohenzollern
Ernst Roth 1901 SPD Rhineland-Palatinate Neustadt an der Weinstrasse 39.4 died on May 14, 1951
Karl Rudiger 1896 FDP Hesse Waldeck 35.2 died on February 20, 1951
Heinrich-Wilhelm Ruhnke 1891 SPD Lower Saxony Hildesheim 31.1
Oskar Rümmele 1890 CDU to bathe Offenburg 49.5
Hermann Runge 1902 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Remscheid - Solingen 25.0
Anton Sabel 1902 CDU Hesse Fulda 43.0
Gustav Sander 1881 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Duisburg II 36.6
Walter Sassnick 1895 SPD Bavaria Nuremberg 39.6
Hermann Schäfer 1892 FDP Hamburg Vice President of the German Bundestag
Chairman of the FDP parliamentary group (September 12, 1949 to January 10, 1951 and since May 6, 1952)
Fritz Schäffer 1888 CSU Bavaria Passau 33.0 Federal Minister of Finance (since September 20, 1949)
Marta Schanzenbach 1907 SPD to bathe
Hugo Scharnberg 1893 CDU Hamburg Hamburg II 41.3
Josef Schatz 1905 CSU Bavaria On the mountain 33.5
Ernst Schellenberg 1907 SPD Berlin entered February 1, 1952
Lambert Schill 1888 CDU to bathe Loerrach 41.3
Hans Schlange-Schöningen 1886 CDU Hesse retired on June 9, 1950
Carlo Schmid 1896 SPD Württemberg-Baden Mannheim city 38.3 Vice President of the German Bundestag
Martin Schmidt 1914 SPD Lower Saxony Northeim - Einbeck - Duderstadt 30.4
Wilhelm Schmidt 1888 WAV Bavaria from 6 December 1951 DP / DPB, from 9 December 1952 non-attached
Joseph Schmitt 1882 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Mainz 39.3
Hans Schmitz 1896 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Rheydt - M. Gladbach - Viersen 37.4
Kurt Schmücker 1919 CDU Lower Saxony
Ludwig Schneider 1898 FDP Hesse to water 39.5
Erwin Schoettle 1899 SPD Württemberg-Baden Stuttgart II 33.1
Friedrich Schönauer 1904 SPD Bavaria Kulmbach 27.6 died on April 2, 1950
Joachim Schöne 1906 SPD Lower Saxony Peine - Gifhorn 34.3
Gerhard Schröder 1910 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Düsseldorf-Mettmann 34.1
Louise Schroeder 1887 SPD Berlin
Carl Schröter 1887 CDU Schleswig-Holstein Segeberg - Neumünster 31.0 died on February 25, 1952
Richard Schröter 1892 SPD Berlin entered February 1, 1952
Fritz Schuler 1885 CDU Württemberg-Hohenzollern Calw 46.6
Hubert Schulze-Pellengahr 1899 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Ludinghausen - Coesfeld 41.4
Kurt Schumacher 1895 SPD Lower Saxony City of Hanover-South 55.1 Chairman of the SPD parliamentary group (since September 7, 1949),
died on August 20, 1952
Johann Schuster 1912 WAV Bavaria from December 6, 1951 DP
Josef Schüttler 1902 CDU to bathe Constancy 50.5
Hans Schütz 1901 CSU Bavaria Dillingen 35.5
Hans-Christoph Seebohm 1903 DP Lower Saxony Federal Minister of Transport (since September 20, 1949)
Gebhard Seelos 1901 BP Bavaria Chairman of the BP parliamentary group (since September 7, 1949),
resigned on September 25, 1951
Johann Segitz 1898 SPD Bavaria Nuremberg - Fürth elected on December 2, 1951 for Wilhelm Fischer (SPD), joined on December 4, 1951
Johannes Semler 1898 CSU Bavaria Kulmbach re-elected on May 14, 1950 for Friedrich Schönauer (SPD)
Günther Serres 1910 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Krefeld 35.0
Walter Seuffert 1907 SPD Bavaria Munich North 23.9
Günther Sewald 1905 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia died on November 25, 1949
Theodor Siebel 1897 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Siegen-Wittgenstein 38.0
Max Solleder 1894 CSU Bavaria regensburg 33.9
Josef Spies 1906 CSU Bavaria Kaufbeuren 31.3
Karl Graf von Spreti 1907 CSU Bavaria Kempten 43.5
Willy Stahl 1903 FDP to bathe
Robert Stauch 1898 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Westerburg 53.7
Paul Stech 1892 SPD Schleswig-Holstein Oldenburg - Eutin / South 39.4
Artur Stegner 1907 FDP Lower Saxony
Viktoria Steinbiss 1892 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia
Willi Steinhörster 1908 SPD Schleswig-Holstein Stone castle 36.5
Georg Stierle 1897 SPD Hesse Frankfurt am Main III 40.4
Hermann Stopperich 1895 SPD Lower Saxony resin 35.7 died on January 6, 1952
Anton Storch 1892 CDU Lower Saxony Osnabrück 35.4 Federal Minister of Labor (since September 20, 1949)
Franz Josef Strauss 1915 CSU Bavaria Weilheim 28.8
Otto Striebeck 1894 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Mülheim 34.9
Kate Strobel 1907 SPD Bavaria
Gertrud Strohbach 1911 KPD Württemberg-Baden joined Hermann Nuding on May 16, 1951
Detlef Struve 1903 CDU Schleswig-Holstein Rendsburg 32.7
Richard Stücklen 1916 CSU Bavaria Weissenburg 42.7
Otto Suhr 1894 SPD Berlin retired on January 31, 1952
Johann Temmen 1886 SPD Lower Saxony Empty 35.1
Wilhelm Tenhagen 1911 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Gladbeck - Bottrop 35.6
Adolf von Thadden 1921 DKP-DRP Lower Saxony from September 15, 1949 national rights ; 1950 DRP , non-attached from April 20, 1950
Grete Thiele 1913 KPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Hans Tichi 1881 WAV Bavaria BHE / DG from October 13, 1950 , non-attached from March 21, 1952
Robert Tillmanns 1896 CDU Berlin
Peter Tobaben 1905 DP Lower Saxony
Josef Trischler 1903 FDP Bavaria
Hermann Troppenz 1889 SPD Lower Saxony Braunschweig-Land - Helmstedt 31.3
Hermann Veit 1897 SPD Württemberg-Baden Karlsruhe city 37.0
Walter Vesper 1897 KPD North Rhine-Westphalia retired on June 30, 1952
Rudolf Vogel 1906 CDU Württemberg-Baden Bask 52.9
Ludwig Volkholz 1919 BP Bavaria Deggendorf 35.5 from December 14, 1951 FU
Axel de Vries 1892 FDP Württemberg-Baden joined Ernst Mayer on January 5, 1953
Oskar Wacker 1898 CDU Württemberg-Baden Tauberbischofsheim 48.9
Oskar Wackerzapp 1883 CDU Lower Saxony
Friedrich Wilhelm Wagner 1894 SPD Rhineland-Palatinate Ludwigshafen 43.1
Eduard Wahl 1903 CDU Württemberg-Baden Heidelberg 36.7
Josef Wallner 1908 WAV Bavaria from 6 December 1951 DP / DPB, from 9 December 1952 non-attached
Albert Walter 1885 DP Hamburg
Johann Wartner 1883 BP Bavaria Straubing 33.8 from December 14, 1951 FU
Helene Weber 1881 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Aachen city 53.2
Karl Weber 1898 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Koblenz 57.5
Herbert Wehner 1906 SPD Hamburg Hamburg VII 48.0
Philipp Wehr 1906 SPD Bremen Bremerhaven - Bremen-North re-elected on May 18, 1952 for Bernhard Lohmüller (SPD), entered May 21, 1952
Stephan Weickert 1892 WAV Bavaria from October 13, 1950 BHE / DG , died on March 16, 1952
August Weinhold 1892 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Franz Weiss 1887 CDU Württemberg-Hohenzollern Balingen 59.3
Erwin Welke 1910 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Altena - Lüdenscheid 36.9
Hans Wellhausen 1894 FDP Bavaria
Ernst Weltner 1898 SPD Lower Saxony Neustadt - Grafschaft Schaumburg 34.5
Fritz Wenzel 1910 SPD Lower Saxony Wolfenbüttel - Goslar-Land 39.5
Helene Wessel 1898 center North Rhine-Westphalia Chairwoman of the Bundestag faction of the Center (September 7, 1949 to December 14, 1951),
from December 14, 1951 FU , chairwoman of the FU Bundestag faction (December 14, 1951 to the end of February 1952),
non-attached from November 13, 1952 ( GVP )
Eberhard Wildermuth 1890 FDP Württemberg-Hohenzollern Federal Minister for Housing (since September 20, 1949);
died on March 9, 1952
Rudolf Will 1893 FDP Berlin entered February 1, 1952
Alex Willenberg 1897 center North Rhine-Westphalia Joined Paul Krause on October 26, 1950 , FU from December 14, 1951
Bernhard Winkelheide 1908 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Recklinghausen city 38.4
Ernst Winter 1888 SPD Lower Saxony City of Hanover-South elected on November 9, 1952 for Kurt Schumacher (SPD)
Carl Wirths 1897 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia Wuppertal I 39.4
Otto Wittenburg 1891 DP Schleswig-Holstein
Konrad Wittmann 1905 WAV Bavaria DP from December 6, 1951, non-attached from May 9, 1952, CDU / CSU guest from July 5, 1952
Jeanette Wolff 1888 SPD Berlin entered February 1, 1952
Ernst Woltje 1898 DP Lower Saxony joined Hans Mühlenfeld on May 30, 1953
Max Wönner 1896 SPD Bavaria Munich-South 27.7
Franz-Josef Wuermeling 1900 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Altenkirchen (Westerwald) 53.6
Walter Zawadil 1909 FDP Bavaria from November 26, 1952 DP
Franz Ziegler 1899 BP Bavaria died on December 30, 1949
Georg-August Zinn 1901 SPD Hesse kassel 42.3 retired on January 21, 1951
Ernst Zühlke 1895 SPD Bavaria Coburg 35.7

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  1. ↑ The Berlin MPs were not yet entitled to vote.
  2. ↑ A majority of the valid votes cast was required. Side note: The total number of members at the time of the election was not 402, but only 400, as two seats were vacant: Friedrich Middelhauve (FDP) resigned on October 17th, Paul Krause (center) had died on October 18th, and no substitute had yet been appointed for either of the two members of parliament.