List of German members of the EU Parliament (1989–1994)

The list of German members of the EU Parliament (1989–1994) lists all German members of the 3rd European Parliament after the European elections in Germany in 1989 as well as the members elected by the Berlin House of Representatives .
After reunification , the German Bundestag also sent 18 observers from the area of ​​the former GDR to the European Parliament on February 21, 1991 .

Mandate strength of the parties at the end of the electoral term

National party	fraction	Mandates
Social Democratic Party of Germany	SOC	31
Christian Democratic Union of Germany	EPP	25th
Christian-Social Union in Bavaria	EPP	07th
Alliance 90 / The Greens	Green	06th
Free Democratic Party	LDR	04th
The Republicans	NI	01
German League for People and Homeland	NI	01
Non-party	DR NI LDR RBW	02 02 01 01
TOTAL		81

MPs

Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

image	Surname	born	Constituency	Political party	fraction	comment
	Siegbert Alber	1936	Baden-Württemberg	CDU	EPP
	Mechthild from Alemann	1937	Federal territory	FDP	LDR
	Reimer Böge	1951	Schleswig-Holstein	CDU	EPP
	Jürgen Brand	1965	Bavaria	CSU	EPP	On November 16, 1993, Günther Müller moved up
	Ursula Braun-Moser	1951	Hesse	CDU	EPP	On 15 January 1990 Axel Zarges nachgerückt
	Hiltrud Breyer	1957	Federal territory	GREEN	Green
	Elmar Brok	1946	North Rhine-Westphalia	CDU	EPP
	Birgit Cramon Daiber	1944	Berlin	GREEN	Green
	Karl-Heinz Florence	1947	North Rhine-Westphalia	CDU	EPP
	Ingo Friedrich	1942	Bavaria	CSU	EPP
	Honor Funk	1930	Baden-Württemberg	CDU	EPP
	Willi Görlach	1940	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Friedrich-Wilhelm Graefe zu Baringdorf	1942	Federal territory	GREEN	Green
	Lissy Gröner	1954	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Johanna Grund	1934	Federal territory	Non-party	NI	Elected for The Republicans , then a member of the Technical Group of the European Right , expelled from the party on February 17, 1991 and resigned from the political group on May 13, 1991
	Maren Günther	1931	Bavaria	CSU	EPP	August 31, 1993 for Fritz Pirkl nachgerückt
	Otto von Habsburg	1912	Bavaria	CSU	EPP
	Helga Haller from Hallerstein	1927	Hesse	CDU	EPP	On 27 December 1993, Bernhard Salzer nachgerückt
	Klaus Hänsch	1938	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Magdalene Hoff	1940	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Martin wooden foot	1925	Federal territory	FDP	LDR
	Karsten Friedrich Hoppenstedt	1937	Lower Saxony	CDU	EPP
	Georg Jarzembowski	1947	Hamburg	CDU	EPP	On September 5, 1991, Hartmut Perschau moved up
	Karin Junker	1940	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Hedwig Keppelhoff-Wiechert	1939	North Rhine-Westphalia	CDU	EPP
	Egon Klepsch	1930	Rhineland-Palatinate	CDU	EPP	Group leader until 1992, then President of Parliament
	Heinz Koehler	1942	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Klaus-Peter Koehler	1943	Federal territory	Non-party	DR	Elected for Republicans , left the party on February 17, 1991
	Annemarie Kuhn	1937	Federal territory	SPD	SOC	On 22 December 1990, Beate Weber nachgerückt
	Brigitte Langenhagen	1939	Lower Saxony	CDU	EPP	On November 25, 1990, Werner Münch nachgerückt
	Horst Langes	1928	Rhineland-Palatinate	CDU	EPP
	Gerd Ludwig Lemmer	1925	North Rhine-Westphalia	CDU	EPP
	Marlene Lenz	1932	North Rhine-Westphalia	CDU	EPP
	Rolf Linkohr	1941	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Rudolf Luster	1921	Berlin	CDU	EPP
	Günter Lüttge	1938	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Gepa maypole	1935	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Kurt Malangre	1934	North Rhine-Westphalia	CDU	EPP
	Winfried Menrad	1939	Baden-Württemberg	CDU	EPP
	Friedrich Merz	1955	North Rhine-Westphalia	CDU	EPP
	Karl-Heinrich Mihr	1935	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Gerd Müller	1955	Bavaria	CSU	EPP
	Harald Neubauer	1951	Federal territory	DLVH	NI	Elected for Die Republikaner , then a member of the Technical Group of the European Right , expelled from the party on February 17, 1991, from January 1, 1993 member of the self-founded DLVH; resigned from the parliamentary group on January 30, 1994
	Leyla Onur	1945	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Doris Pack	1942	Saarland	CDU	EPP
	Karl Partsch	1922	Federal territory	Non-party	LDR	Elected as a non-party member on the list of Greens, then a member of the Greens parliamentary group , on November 20, 1991 transferred to the LDR parliamentary group
	Helwin Peter	1941	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Johannes Wilhelm Peters	1927	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Willi Piecyk	1948	Federal territory	SPD	SOC	On May 11, 1992 to Gerd Walter nachgerückt
	Dorothee Piermont	1943	Federal territory	Non-party	RBW	Elected for the Greens, then a member of the Greens parliamentary group , on September 24, 1989 transferred to the Rainbow parliamentary group, resigned from the party at the beginning of 1990
	Hans-Gert Poettering	1945	Lower Saxony	CDU	EPP
	Godelieve Quisthoudt-Rowohl	1947	Lower Saxony	CDU	EPP
	Eva Quistorp	1945	Federal territory	GREEN	Green
	Christa Randzio-Plath	1940	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Günter Rinsche	1930	North Rhine-Westphalia	CDU	EPP
	Dieter Rogalla	1927	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Claudia Roth	1955	Federal territory	GREEN	Green
	Dagmar Roth-Behrendt	1953	Berlin	SPD	SOC
	Mechthild Rothe	1947	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Willi Rothley	1943	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Jannis Sakellariou	1939	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Heinke Salisch	1941	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Detlev Samland	1953	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Edgar Schiedermeier	1936	Bavaria	CSU	EPP	On July 5, 1993, Reinhold Bocklet moved up.
	Dieter Schinzel	1942	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Emil Schlee	1922	Federal territory	Non-party	NI	Elected for The Republicans , then a member of the Technical Group on the European Right , resigned from party and political group on April 23, 1991
	Ursula Schleicher	1933	Bavaria	CSU	EPP
	Gerhard Schmid	1946	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Barbara Schmidbauer	1937	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Hans-Günter Schodruch	1926	Federal territory	Non-party	DR	Elected for Republicans , left the party on February 17, 1991
	Franz Schönhuber	1923	Federal territory	REP	NI	Member of the Technical Group on the European Right until 10 December 1990
	Barbara Simons	1929	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Wilfried Telkamper	1953	Federal territory	GREEN	Green
	Diemut Theato	1937	Baden-Württemberg	CDU	EPP
	Günter Topmann	1934	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Kurt Vittinghoff	1928	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Manfred Vohrer	1941	Federal territory	FDP	LDR
	Thomas von der Vring	1937	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Rüdiger von Wechmar	1923	Federal territory	FDP	LDR
	Klaus Wettig	1940	Federal territory	SPD	SOC
	Karl von Wogau	1941	Baden-Württemberg	CDU	EPP

Retired MPs

image	Surname	born	Constituency	Political party	fraction	comment
	Reinhold Bocklet	1943	Bavaria	CSU	EPP	Retired June 24, 1993
	Günther Müller	1934	Bavaria	CSU	EPP	On December 4, 1992, he replaced Franz Ludwig Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg , retired on November 6, 1993
	Werner Münch	1940	Lower Saxony	CDU	EPP	Retired on November 19, 1990
	Hartmut Perschau	1942	Hamburg	CDU	EPP	Eliminated on July 10, 1991
	Fritz Pirkl	1925	Bavaria	CSU	EPP	† August 19, 1993
	Bernhard Salzer	1940	Hesse	CDU	EPP	† December 18, 1993
	Franz Ludwig Schenk Count of Stauffenberg	1938	Bavaria	CSU	EPP	Retired on November 30, 1992
	Gerd Walter	1949	Federal territory	SPD	SOC	Eliminated on May 7, 1992
	Beate Weber	1943	Federal territory	SPD	SOC	Retired on December 14, 1990
	Axel Zarges	1932	Hesse	CDU	EPP	† December 29, 1989

Observer (from 1991)

image	Surname	born	Political party	comment
	Rolf Berend	1943	CDU
	Gerhard Botz	1955	SPD
	Wolfgang Fiedler	1951	CDU	Retired in 1992
	Anne-Karin Glase	1954	CDU
	Lutz Goepel	1942	CDU
	Karl Hagemann	1941	CDU
	Sylvia-Yvonne Kaufmann	1955	PDS
	Norbert Kerscher	1954	PDS
	Lothar Klein	1956	DSU (until 1993, then CDU )	Moved up for Gotthard Voigt ; elected from the list of the CDU / CSU parliamentary group
	Dieter-Lebrecht Koch	1953	CDU
	Albert Kosler	1933	CDU	Moved up for Wolfgang Fiedler
	Constanze Krehl	1956	SPD
	Hanns-Ulrich Meisel	1943	GREEN
	Edelbert Richter	1943	SPD
	Walter Romberg	1928	SPD
	Jürgen Schröder	1940	CDU
	Ulrich Stockmann	1951	SPD
	Hans-Peter Thietz	1934	FDP
	Stanislaw Tillich	1959	CDU
	Gotthard Voigt	1928	DSU	† June 10, 1991; elected from the list of the CDU / CSU parliamentary group

Remarks

1. ↑ including West Berlin, without observer
2. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} elected for Die Grünen, after unification on May 14, 1993 Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen
3. ↑ ^{a b c} elected by the Berlin House of Representatives
4. ↑ elected for the alternative list for democracy and environmental protection , which functioned as the Berlin state association of the Greens and was renamed Alliance 90 / The Greens in 1993

Web links

Commons : Members of the European Parliament from Germany (1989-1994)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ^ Shorthand report of the 9th meeting. (PDF) In: German Bundestag. February 21, 1991, p. 401 , accessed August 21, 2019 . 
2. ↑ Ulrike Helwerth: "One chance - nothing more" . In: The daily newspaper: taz . June 21, 1989, ISSN  0931-9085 , p. 24 ( taz.de [accessed on August 23, 2019]).
3. ↑ Andreas Kirchgeßner: Let's pull the beet together! (Stattzeitung für Südbaden issue 36). July 1998, accessed August 25, 2019 . 
4. ↑ Resolution recommendation and report of the electoral review committee. (PDF) Printed matter 11/8285. In: German Bundestag. October 25, 1990, p. 4 , accessed August 25, 2019 . 
5. ↑ ^{a b} Application by the CDU / CSU and FDP parliamentary groups: sending observers to the European Parliament. (PDF) Printed matter 12/107. In: German Bundestag. February 19, 1991. Retrieved August 26, 2019 . 
6. ^ Motion of the SPD parliamentary group: sending observers to the European Parliament. (PDF) Printed matter 12/118. In: German Bundestag. February 20, 1991. Retrieved August 26, 2019 . 
7. ↑ Gerlinde Sommer: Wolfgang Fiedler: "I was always a representative of speed". In: Thüringische Landeszeitung . May 11, 2020, accessed August 2, 2020 . 
8. ↑ Karl Hagemann's biography . In: Wilhelm H. Schröder : The members of the 10th People's Chamber of the GDR (Volkparl)
9. ^ Request by the PDS / Linke MPs: sending observers to the European Parliament. (PDF) Printed matter 12/135. In: German Bundestag. February 20, 1991. Retrieved August 26, 2019 . 
10. ^ Biography of Lothar Klein . In: Wilhelm H. Schröder : The members of the 10th People's Chamber of the GDR (Volkparl)
11. ^ Motion from the CDU / CSU parliamentary group: sending a replacement applicant to the European Parliament as an observer. (PDF) Printed matter 12/2056. In: German Bundestag. February 11, 1991, accessed August 2, 2020 . 
12. ^ Motion by the MPs from BÜNDNIS 90 / DIE GRÜNEN: sending observers to the European Parliament. (PDF) Printed matter 12/134 (new). In: German Bundestag. February 20, 1991. Retrieved August 26, 2019 . 
13. ^ Biography of Hanns-Ulrich Meisel . In: Wilhelm H. Schröder : The members of the 10th People's Chamber of the GDR (Volkparl)
14. ↑ Gotthard Voigt's biography . In: Wilhelm H. Schröder : The members of the 10th People's Chamber of the GDR (Volkparl)