Senate Suhr
Senate Suhr | |
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Senate of Berlin | |
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ruling mayor | Otto Suhr |
choice | 1954 |
Legislative period | 2. |
education | January 11, 1955 |
The End | October 3, 1957 |
Duration | 2 years and 265 days |
predecessor | Senate clerk |
successor | Senate Brandt I |
composition | |
Party (s) | SPD and CDU |
minister | 13 |
representation | |
Berlin House of Representatives | 108/127 |
Opposition leader | Carl-Hubert Schwennicke ( FDP ) |
The Suhr Senate was the government of West Berlin from January 11, 1955 to October 3, 1957 . After Otto Suhr's death, Mayor Amrehn took over the official business of the Governing Mayor on a temporary basis until Willy Brandt was elected as the new Governing Mayor on October 3, 1957 .
Office | Surname | Political party |
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ruling mayor | Otto Suhr (died August 30, 1957) | SPD |
mayor | Franz Amrehn | CDU |
Senator for Labor and Social Affairs | Heinrich Kreil | CDU |
Senator for Construction and Housing | Rolf Schwedler | SPD |
Senator for Federal Affairs and for Post and Telecommunications | Günter Klein | SPD |
Senator for Finance | Friedrich Haas | CDU |
Senator for Health Care | Hans Schmiljan | CDU |
Senator for the Interior | Joachim Lipschitz | SPD |
Senator for Youth and Sport | Ella Kay | SPD |
Senator for Justice | Valentin Kielinger | CDU |
Senator for Transport and Business | Otto Theuner | SPD |
Senator for Popular Education | Joachim Tiburtius | CDU |
Senator for Economics and Credit | Paul Hertz | SPD |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Senat Suhr (1955-1957) on berlin.de, accessed September 23, 2017