List of members of the Landtag (Free State of Lippe) (5th electoral term)
List of members of the 5th electoral term of the Lippe state parliament in 1933 , elected in the state election in Lippe in 1933 .
Members
| Surname | Political party | List place | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heinrich Diestelmeier | SPD | 5 | |
| Heinrich Drake | SPD | 1 | |
| Emil Feldmann | SPD | 6th | |
| Heinrich Helms | NSDAP | 2 | |
| Ernst Walter Herrich | NSDAP | 8th | |
| Hermann Kesting | DVP | 1 | |
| Heinrich Klöpper | NSDAP | 3 | |
| Ernst Krappe | NSDAP | 4th | He became a member of the State Presidium on February 7, 1933. Walter Steinecke was the successor |
| Ernst Kuhlemann | SPD | 9 | Moved up on April 21, 1933 for Wilhelm Mellies |
| August Linne | SPD | 4th | Resigned from office on May 18, 1933. Willy Schulte was the successor |
| Wilhelm Mellies | SPD | 3 | He resigned the mandate on April 21, 1933 after the National Socialists threatened to dismiss him from school service if he accepted the mandate |
| August Prussner | NSDAP | 9 | |
| Heinrich Sauer junior | NSDAP | 5 | |
| Ernst Schlinkmeier | DNVP | 1 | |
| Adolf Scholz | KPD | 1 | |
| Wilhelm Schröder | SPD | 7th | |
| Wilhelm Schulte | SPD | 9 | Moved up on May 29, 1933 for August Linne |
| Wilhelm Siegmund | NSDAP | 6th | |
| Fritz Spelge | NSDAP | 10 | Moved up for Krappe on February 7, 1933 |
| Walter Steinecke | NSDAP | 11 | Moved up on February 7, 1933 for Adolf Wedderwille |
| Wilhelm Vehmeier | KPD | 2 | |
| Heinrich Waldvogt | SPD | 8th | He only took part in the first session of the Landtag. Since Drake did not get back to the state presidium, he gave the mandate back in this session and Drake took over the state parliament mandate |
| Adolf Wedderwille | NSDAP | 1 | Became a member of the State Presidium on February 7, 1933. Dr. Fritz Spelge |
| Wilhelm Wedderwille | NSDAP | 7th | |
| Heinrich Willer | EVD | 1 | |
| Friedrich Winter | SPD | 2 |
Synchronization
In the course of the alignment of the states with the Reich, the state parliament was reorganized on the basis of the results of the Reichstag election of March 1933 at the beginning of April 1933. The legal basis was the provisional law on bringing the states into line with the Reich in conjunction with the Lippe implementing law of April 3, 1933. This law reduces the state parliament to 17 members. Of these, 10 belong to the NSDAP, 5 to the SPD and one each to the DNVP and KPD. Due to the ban on the KPD, its seat was canceled. A member of the SPD was able to take part in the constituent meeting for the last time. Thereafter, the SPD deputies were refused entry to the state parliament until the SPD was banned in the Reich on June 22, 1933 and in Lippe on June 23, 1933.
literature
- Hans Hüls: Voters and voting behavior in the state of Lippe during the Weimar Republic. (= Special publications of the natural science and historical association for the state of Lippe. 22). Detmold 1974, pp. 98, 154-155.
