Ministry of Transport
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| Arose from | Ministry of Railways (1953–1954) | ||
| Incorporated into | Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure | ||
| Headquarters | Vossstrasse 33, 1086 Berlin | ||
The Ministry of Transport was a ministry in the Council of Ministers of the GDR . It emerged from the main traffic administration of the German Economic Commission formed in June 1948. The first Minister for Transport was the non-party Hans Reingruber . As early as August 1945 there was a central administration for transport in the Soviet occupation zone. It acted in coordination with the Ministry of the Interior , the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications and the Deutsche Reichsbahn .
List of transport ministers of the GDR
- Horst Gibner (April 12, 1990 - October 3, 1990)
- Herbert Keddi (1989-1990)
- Heinrich Scholz (autumn 1989)
- Otto Arndt (1970-1989)
- Erwin Kramer (1954-1970)
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| Founded in 1989/1990 |
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