List of members of the State Parliament of Saxony-Anhalt (1946–1952, 1st electoral period)

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This list gives an overview of the members of the state parliament of the province of Saxony-Anhalt in the Soviet Zone (since October 7, 1949 GDR ) in the 1st electoral period from November 18, 1946 to October 2, 1950.

The 1946 state election took place on October 20 of that year.

composition

fraction Seats
SED 51
CDU 24
LDPD 32
VdgB 2
total 109

In October 1949, four members of the newly founded block parties DBD and NDPD (without ever being elected) were accepted into the state parliament. They attended the committee meetings and the plenary session, but only had an advisory vote.

Bureau

Group leaders

MPs

Surname fraction Constituency Remarks
Fritz von Basse SED 8th
Emma Baszulewski SED 7th
Elisabeth Becker LDP / SED 8th Joined the SED in December 1946
Leopold Becker CDU 5
Jenny Beeck LDP Country list Resignation from office on March 30, 1950
Max Bergner SED Successor for Rudolf Eberhard on September 4, 1950.
Erich Besser SED 4th arrested on June 11, 1950
Willy Bennemann LDP Successor for Friedrich Kümmel on September 4, 1950.
Walter Biering VdgB Country list Secretary
Kurt Biskaborn LDP Successor for Martin Wiegel on June 29, 1949
Elsa Bode SED 3
Werner Bock LDP Successor for Wilhelm Zimmermann on April 27, 1950.
Bruno Boettge SED 5 President of the Landtag until October 1948
Resignation from office on October 6, 1948, Willy Schöpfel succeeded
Elli Brandt SED On February 7, 1948, he replaced the late Otto Schumann
Ernst Brandt SED 3
Carl Broßmann CDU Successor for Bruno Nitzschke on June 16, 1950.
Hermann Bruckhoff LDP Resignation from office, Richard Haag succeeded him on January 10, 1947
Werner Bruschke SED
Franz Busch LDP 2 Waiver of immunity on August 23, 1950 due to economic criminal proceedings
Walter Chemnitz SED 8th
Kurt Dahlenburg LDP 6th Resignation from the mandate on April 25, 1950. Gerhard Lekszas succeeded
Erich Damerow LDP
Karl Dannemann LDP 1 Resignation from office on April 27, 1950. Successor was Herbert Schmidt
Ernst Deider CDU Resigned from office on March 19, 1947. Gertrud Weißenfels was the successor
Carl Delius LDP 8th Chairman of the parliamentary group until April 21, 1947
Ewald Dietrich LDP 2
Gustav Dietrich LDP 7th
Hermann Ebel SED On November 5, 1947, he replaced Artur König
Rudolf Eberhard SED 2 Arrested on July 2, 1950,
dismissal on September 4, 1950. Max Bergner succeeded him
Friedrich Eckardt SED 9
Ludwig Einicke SED 4th
Helmut Enke CDU Successor for Anton Miller on October 10, 1949
Ewald Ernst CDU Country list Secretary's
mandate returned on April 17, 1947. Martin Fuchs was the successor
Erich Fascher CDU
Eduard Schilke became a member of the parliamentary group until March 24, 1947
Kurt Fiedler LDP 9 Resignation from office in spring 1950 (communicated to the state parliament at the session on February 25, 1950)
Herbert Fiering LDP
FdM 		8th Secretary
in December 1948 expelled from the parliamentary group, initially non-attached
to the parliamentary group in February 1950,
resigned from office on August 15, 1950
Johanna Frauendorff SED Successor on September 4, 1950.
Albert Friedrich SED 5
Ferdinand Fritz LDP 8th Resignation from the mandate on April 1, 1950. Hans Schober was the successor
Carl Fuchs LDP
Martin Fuchs CDU
FdM 		Country list On April 17, 1947, he replaced Ewald Ernst. Secretary
early 1950 left the CDU parliamentary group, member of the FdM
Erika Fürst SED 5 Arrested on May 22, 1950,
resignation from office on June 16, 1950
Elsa Gardener SED 8th
Otto Gehre SED Successor for Fritz Jungmann on September 4, 1950.
Rose Gerisch SED 2
Karl Gierke CDU 9
Member of the parliamentary group until January 16, 1950, then loss of all party offices , remained a non-attached member of the state parliament until August 1950, then fled to West Germany
Richard Haag LDP 4th Joined Bruckhoff on January 10, 1947 / resigned from office on March 16, 1950
Richard-Wilhelm Haase CDU 5
Friedrich Hampel CDU 4th Resignation from the mandate on February 25, 1950. The successor on March 31, 1950 was Helmut Ressel
Hans Hanke LDP 8th Resigned from the LDP parliamentary group on April 30, 1949
Alfons Hedemann LDP Successor for Ludwig Münz on June 16, 1950.
Gerhart Heine LDP 3 Joined Dumont on January 10, 1947 / resigned from office on March 31, 1950
Max Heinemann SED 8th
Werner Hennemann CDU Country list Vice President
resigned from office in March 1948,
fleeing to West Germany. The successor was Wilhelm Rost on May 4, 1948
Martin Henze SED On April 8, 1949, he replaced Erich Josuns
Paul Henze SED 9 Removal of mandate in early 1950
Leo Herwegen CDU 8th Withdrawal from office in December 1949. On January 31, 1950, Franz Woitzyk was the successor
Fritz Hesse LDP 5 From April 21 to June 1947 Chairman of the parliamentary group
resigned on June 28, 1948, followed by Friedrich Hüllweck
Fritz Hoffmann LDP Successor for Max Schlege on September 4, 1950.
Ludwig Hoffmann LDP Successor for Hermann Scharf on April 27, 1950. Resignation from office on September 4, 1950
Franz Holler LDP 5 in November 1947 escaped to West Germany
Friedrich Hüllweck LDP Successor for Fritz Hesse on October 6, 1948. Resignation from office on September 4, 1950.
Willy Isensee SED 1
Martin Hunter SED Resigned due to illness on December 3, 1946. The successor was Georg Rößler
Fritz-Gerhard Jordan CDU Successor for Zepf on April 27, 1950 / August 1950, escape to the FRG / dismissal on September 4, 1950
Erich Josuns SED 2 Resignation from office on March 22, 1949, successor on April 8, 1949 Martin Henze
August Jung CDU 2 Resignation from office in April 1949, successor on April 8th Frieda Stolzenbach
Fritz Jungmann SED Country list Deputy parliamentary group chairman / resignation on September 4, 1950. Otto Gehre succeeded him
Karl Kalusa SED 5
Heinrich Kammerahl SED 5
Otto Kamps LDP
Hans Heinrich Kellermann CDU Successor for Gertrud Weißenfels on April 8, 1949
Wilhelm Kemper SED 4th Resignation of the mandate on September 4th 1950. Erich Scheinhardt succeeded him
Katharina Kern SED 6th Resigned from office on April 27, 1950. Frieda Voss became the successor
Adalbert Kitsche LDP Successor for Otto Kramer on April 27, 1950
Wilhelm Koch CDU 8th Resigned from office on April 27, 1950. The successor was Hans-Günther Stibbe
Bernhard Koenen SED 8th Group leader
Frieda Koenen SED 9 Resigned from office on March 31, 1950. The successor was Wilhelm Schaper
Hans Kögel LDP 8th
Arthur King SED 2 retired on October 6, 1947. Hermann Ebel was the successor
Willi König SED 2
Otto Körting VdgB Country list Vice-President
resigned on September 4, 1950. Alois Pisnik succeeded him
Hellmut Köster CDU
Anna Kolley SED 5
Paul Konitzer CDU Successor for Dorothea Lyding on March 31, 1950
Otto Kramer LDP Country list Resignation from office on April 15, 1950. Adalbert Kitsche succeeded on April 27, 1950
Johannes Kränzlein CDU Successor for Johannes Reuter on April 27, 1950. Resignation from office on September 4, 1950.
Wolrad Kreusler CDU 1
Erich Kruger LDP Died December 1946. The successor was Arno Roßberg on December 18, 1946.
Günther Krüger LDP Successor for Kurt Zwies on September 4, 1950.
Richard Kruger SED 9
Karl Krugermann LDP Resigned from office on September 4, 1950. Charlotte Walter was the successor
Friedrich Caraway LDP 4th Resignation from the mandate on September 4, 1950. Willy Bennemann succeeded
Gerhard Lekszas LDP Successor for Kurt Dahlenburg on April 27, 1950.
Felix Littmann LDP
Dorothea Lyding CDU 8th Resignation from office on February 25, 1950. Paul Konitzer entered the state parliament on March 31, 1950 as a successor
Rudolf Maisel SED 7th
Adelheid Martens SED 1
Robert Menzel SED 8th Replaced Ernst Thape on April 17, 1947 / resigned on April 27, 1950. Gerhard Neukranz was the successor.
Anton Miller CDU 8th Vice-President from April 5, 1948 to June 21, 1949
Chairman of the parliamentary group from April 10, 1947 to June 21, 1949
Resignation from office on June 29, 1949. On October 10, 1949, Helmut Enke became the successor
Helmut Milkert SED On April 3, 1948, he replaced Hans Steinbrecher
Karl Most CDU 9 The mandate was withdrawn on February 8, 1949, followed by Leopold Syska
Hans Müller-Bernhardt LDP
Ludwig Muller CDU Successor for Eduard Schilke on March 31, 1950
Ludwig Münz LDP Country list Secretary
resigned from office in June 1950. Alfons Hedemann was the successor on June 16, 1950
Adolf Negatsch CDU 2 Exclusion from the party on January 31, 1950,
flees to West Germany
Gerhard Neukranz SED Successor for Robert Menzel on April 27, 1950.
Bruno Nitzschke CDU 6th Resignation from office on June 16, 1950. Carl Broßmann succeeded
Otto Nuschke CDU Country list
Hans-Ferdinand Oppenheim CDU Successor for Brunislaus Warnke on June 16, 1950.
Paul Pfeiffer SED 9
Alois Pisnik VdgB Successor for Otto Körting on September 4, 1950.
Annemarie Pröschel SED 8th Resignation from office on April 3, 1948, fled to West Germany on March 22, 1948. Änne Stengel was the successor
Hermann Prübenau SED 1
Agnes Raab CDU Country list Secretary
Konrad Rapp SED 3
Helmut Ressel CDU Successor for Friedrich Hampel on March 31, 1950
Johannes Reuter CDU 7th Resignation from the mandate on April 27, 1950. Johannes Kränzlein succeeded him
Franz Rezniak CDU Country list
Georg Roessler SED 1 Joined Martin Jäger on December 3, 1946 as a successor
Arno Rossberg LDP
FdM 		2 Secretary
on June 25, 1950 move to the parliamentary group of the center (FdM)
Wilhelm Rost CDU Successor for Werner Hennemann on May 4, 1948
Anna Sasse SED 4th Secretary
Erich Schäfer LDP 9 Resignation from the mandate on October 6, 1947. Hans Schmid succeeded
Hermann Scharf LDP 7th Resignation from office on March 30, 1950. The successor was Ludwig Hoffmann on April 27, 1950
Hans Schober LDP Successor for Ferdinand Fritz on April 27, 1950
Gertrud Sasse LDP Successor for Erna Wenk on April 27, 1950
Wilhelm Schaper SED On March 31, 1950 joined Frieda Koenen as a successor
Erich Scheinhardt SED Successor for Wilhelm Kemper on September 4, 1950.
Karl Schellenberg SED Successor for Walter Ulbricht on April 27, 1950.
Günter Schernbeck LDP 1
Eduard Schilke CDU 1 On April 17, 1947, Erich Fascher stepped in as a replacement / mandate was withdrawn after his escape on February 25, 1950. Ludwig Müller was the replacement on March 31, 1950
Max Schlegel LDP 8th Loss of mandate due to expulsion from the party in September 1950. On September 4, 1950, Fritz Hoffmann succeeded
Hans Schmid LDP On October 6, 1947, he replaced Erich Schäfer. Loss of immunity on February 25, 1950. Resignation from office on March 31, 1950
Anna Schmidt SED 2 On April 17, 1947, he replaced Klara Schwab.
Herbert Schmidt LDP Successor for Karl Dannemann on April 27, 1950
Fritz Schneikart SED 9
Anna Schob SED On March 31, 1950, he replaced Paul Wessel
Willy Schöpfel SED On October 6, 1948, he replaced Bruno Böttge
Michael Schröder SED 7th
Carl Schulze CDU 6th On March 19, 1947 as a replacement for Vera Schumann. Loss of
mandate on March 22, 1949 due to exclusion from the party, also: Karl
Otto Schumann SED 2 died in January 1948. Elli Brandt was the successor
Klara Schwab SED Secretary. Resigned from office on April 17, 1947. Anna Schmidt was the successor
Kurt Black LDP 5 Vice-President
from June 1948 Chairman of the parliamentary group
Robert Siewert SED Mandate returned on April 17, 1947. Adam Wolfram was the successor
Hans Steinbrecher SED 1 Resignation from the mandate on April 3, 1948. His successor was Helmut Milkert
Änne Stengel SED On April 3, 1948, he replaced Annemarie Pröschel
Hans-Günther Stibbe CDU Successor for Wilhelm Koch on April 27, 1950
Frieda Stolzenbach CDU Successor for August Jung on April 8, 1949
Leopold Syska CDU Successor for Karl Most on February 8, 1949
Ernst Thape SED Fled to West Germany in September 1948 because of imminent arrest. Robert Menzel was the successor
Walter Ulbricht SED 2 Resigned from office on April 27, 1950. Karl Schellenberg succeeded him
Paul Verdieck SED 7th
Frieda Voss SED Successor for Käte Kern on April 27, 1950.
Erich Wagenbreth SED 6th
Charlotte Walter LDP Successor for Karl Krügermann on September 4, 1950.
Otto Walter SED 8th
Brunislaus Warnke CDU 7th Removal of mandate on April 27, 1950 for fleeing to West Germany. The successor on June 16, 1950 was Hans Oppenheim
Otto Weber SED 8th
Franz Weichsel CDU 2 Vice-President from March 30, 1950
Gertrud Weissenfels CDU 3 On March 19, 1947, Ernst Deider replaced him / resigned from office on April 8, 1949 for private reasons. Hans Heinrich Kellermann was the successor
Erna Wenk LDP 2 Resignation from office in April 1950
Paul Wessel SED 2 Resigned from office on March 31, 1950. Anna Schob was the successor
Martin Wiegel LDP 9 from September 1947 to June 1948 parliamentary group leader died
after a traffic accident on May 8, 1949. Kurt Biskaborn became the successor on June 29, 1949
Franz Woitzyk CDU Successor for Leo Herwegen on January 31, 1950
Adam Wolfram SED Country list On April 17, 1947, he replaced Robert Siewert. From October 6, 1948 President of the Landtag
Karl Zepf CDU Resigned from office on April 27, 1950. He was succeeded by Fritz-Gerhard Jordan
Wilhelm Zimmermann LDP 3 Resignation from the mandate on April 27, 1950. Werner Bock was the successor
Erich Zitscher LDP 1 Resigned from office on March 30, 1950 for health reasons
Otto Zschäge SED 8th
Kurt Zwies LDP Country list Resignation from the mandate on September 4th 1950. Günther Krüger succeeded him

The members of the DBD and NDPD appointed in 1949

Remarks

  1. ↑ The LDP was actually entitled to 33 seats, as the state parliament was also to have 110 members. However, the LDP only nominated 4 candidates for its state list, but based on the election result could have brought 5 candidates into the state parliament via the state list. A subsequent nomination was not possible according to the election regulations at the time.
  2. ↑ Christina Trittel: The parliamentary groups in Saxony-Anhalt from 1946 to 1950: Analysis of state political action and the scope for action of collective actors in the emerging GDR, 2006, ISBN 9783835096684 , p. 241
  3. ↑ Decision of the state parliament to "enable the participation of political parties not represented in the electoral bodies" in: Files and negotiations of the state parliament of the province of Saxony-Anhalt 1946-1952, volume I.2., Reprint 1992, ISBN 3-8051-0096- 5 , Fiftieth Session, Tuesday January 31, 1950, p. 470
  4. ↑ The list of MPs is probably not complete. The list is based primarily on the work of Christina Trittel . Any successor candidates are not sufficiently covered in the book. These were supplemented on the basis of the files and negotiations of the Landtag of the Province of Saxony-Anhalt 1946-1952. Some MPs are only recorded there with their family names and not everyone with party affiliation.
  5. ↑ on the resignation of mandates see Trittel .
  6. ↑ Minutes of the 1st electoral term, reprint 1992, ISBN 3-8051-0096-5 , p. 481; 51st session of the State Parliament of Saxony-Anhalt, Friday, February 24, 1950

literature

  • Christina Trittel: The members of the first state parliament of Saxony-Anhalt 1946–1952 . Mitteldeutscher Verlag, 2007
  • Mathias Tullner: Between Democracy and Dictatorship. The local elections and the elections for the provincial parliament in Saxony-Anhalt in 1946 . 2nd Edition. LPB Saxony-Anhalt, 1997
  • Files and negotiations of the Landtag of the Province of Saxony-Anhalt 1946–1952, Volume I.1., Reprint 1992
  • Files and negotiations of the Landtag of the Province of Saxony-Anhalt 1946–1952, Volume I.2., Reprint 1992, ISBN 3-8051-0096-5