List of members of the Saarland State Parliament (2nd electoral period)

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Distribution of seats during the 2nd legislative period

This list gives an overview of the members of the Saarland Landtag in the 2nd electoral period (1952–1955). The second state parliament was constituted on December 15, 1952. After the Saar Statute was rejected in October 1955, it was prematurely dissolved.

composition

After the election of November 30, 1952 , the 50 mandates of the Landtag were composed as follows:

fraction Seats
(beginning of the legislative period) 		Seats
(end of legislative period)
Christian People's Party of the Saarland (CVP) 29 29
Social Democratic Party of Saarland (SPS) 17th 17th
non-attached 4th 4th

The Communist Party (KP) was able to move into the state parliament with four seats, but the CVP and SPS decided to increase the minimum parliamentary group size to 10% (five seats), whereby the KP was not given parliamentary group status.

Bureau

president
Peter Zimmer (SPS)
1st Vice President
Karl Germann (CVP)
2nd Vice President
Alfons Dawo (CVP)
1. Secretary
Rudolf Trenz (CVP)
2. Secretary
Alfred Dohm (SPS)

Group leaders

CVP Group
Josef Kurtz
SPS group
Luise Mössinger-Schiffgens , until December 1, 1954
Ernst Kunkel , from January 4, 1955

Representative in the Common Assembly of the ECSC 1952 to 1955

The state parliament elected three of the French members in the Common Assembly of the ECSC , a predecessor of the European Parliament . These were:

MPs

Member of the state parliament Political party Constituency Remarks
Karl Albrecht CVP Neunkirchen
Alois Backes CVP Neunkirchen
Albert Becker PLC Neunkirchen
Alois Biesel CVP Saarlouis
Josef Born KP Neunkirchen
Heinz Braun PLC Saarlouis
Wilhelm Cullmann PLC Neunkirchen
Alfons Dawo CVP Neunkirchen
Alfred Dohm PLC Neunkirchen
Johann Doninger CVP moved up for Franz Singer
Jakob Feller CVP Neunkirchen
Jakob Fuchs CVP Neunkirchen
Irmgard Fuest CVP Neunkirchen
Ludwig Geraldy CVP Saarlouis † March 14, 1953
Karl Germann CVP Neunkirchen
Franz Greed CVP moved up for Ludwig Geraldy
Peter Gross PLC Saarlouis
Ludwig Habelitz CVP Saarbrücken
Edgar Hector CVP Saarlouis
Klaus Heinz PLC Saarbrücken
Jakob Hoffmann PLC Saarbrücken moved up for Luise Mössinger-Schiffgens
Johannes Hoffmann CVP Neunkirchen
Paul Kärcher KP Neunkirchen Mandate not accepted
Otmar Kessler CVP Saarbrücken
Richard Kirn PLC Neunkirchen
Johann Klein CVP Neunkirchen
Alois grains KP Saarbrücken
Ernst Kunkel PLC Saarbrücken
Josef Kurtz CVP Saarlouis
Auguste Lauer CVP Saarbrücken
Emil Lehnen CVP Saarlouis
Klaus Loth CVP Saarbrücken
Anton Merziger CVP Saarlouis
Luise Mössinger-Schiffgens PLC Saarbrücken † December 1, 1954
Erwin Müller CVP Saarbrücken
Hermann Petri PLC Neunkirchen
Richard Rauch PLC Saarbrücken
Hans Ruffing CVP Saarlouis
Franz Ruland CVP Neunkirchen
Fritz Savioli PLC Saarlouis
Franz Schneider CVP Saarlouis
Franz Singer CVP Saarbrücken † June 22, 1953
Hans Stein CVP Saarbrücken
Sebastian Theis PLC Saarbrücken
Rudolf Trenz CVP Saarbrücken
Hermann truth CVP Neunkirchen
Erich Walch KP moved up for Paul Kärcher
Emil Weber CVP Saarbrücken
Emil Weiten CVP Saarlouis
Friedrich Westermann PLC Saarbrücken
Josef Weyand PLC Saarlouis
Oswald Weyrich KP Saarbrücken
Peter's room PLC Saarbrücken
Walter Zimmer PLC Neunkirchen

See also

literature

  • President of the Saarland Parliament (ed.): 40 years of the Saarland Parliament. Krüger, Saarbrücken 1987. p. 56 ff.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Klaus Pöhle (responsible): A parliament in full development, Director responsible for this publication, 3rd edition, Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 1989, ISBN 92-823-0152-4