Weizsäcker Senate

Weizsäcker Senate
Senate of Berlin
ruling mayor	Richard von Weizsäcker
choice	1981
Legislative period	9.
education	June 11, 1981
The End	February 9, 1984
Duration	2 years and 243 days
predecessor	Senate bird
successor	Senate Diepgen I
composition
Party (s)	CDU minority government; from March 13, 1983 CDU and FDP
minister	13
representation
Berlin House of Representatives	1981 65/132 1983 72/132
Opposition leader	Hans-Jochen Vogel ( SPD ), until April 26, 1983 Peter Ulrich (SPD), from April 26, 1983

The Weizsäcker Senate served as the government of West Berlin from June 11, 1981 to February 9, 1984 .

Office	Surname	Political party
ruling mayor	Richard von Weizsäcker	CDU
mayor	Heinrich Lummer	CDU
Senator for Labor and Enterprises	Edmund Vronsky	CDU
Senator for Construction and Housing	Ulrich Rastemborski (until August 25, 1983)	CDU
	Klaus Franke (from September 1, 1983)	CDU
Senator for Federal Affairs	Norbert Blüm (until October 4, 1982)	CDU
	Rupert Scholz (from October 5, 1982)	Independent, from 1983 CDU
Senator for Finance	Gerhard Kunz	CDU
Senator for Health, Social Affairs and Family	Ulf Fink	CDU
Senator for the Interior	Heinrich Lummer	CDU
Senator for Justice	Rupert Scholz (until March 17, 1983)	Independent, later CDU
	Hermann Oxfort (from March 17, 1983)	FDP
Senator for Cultural Affairs	Wilhelm Kewenig (until March 17, 1983)	CDU
	Volker Hassemer (from March 17, 1983)	CDU
Senator for Education, Youth and Sport	Hanna-Renate Laurien	CDU
Senator for Urban Development and Environmental Protection	Volker Hassemer (until March 17, 1983)	CDU
	Horst Vetter (from March 17, 1983)	FDP
Senator for Economics and Transport	Elmar Pieroth	CDU
Senator for Science and Research	Wilhelm Kewenig (from March 17, 1983)	CDU

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Weizsäcker Senate (1981-1984) on berlin.de, accessed on September 23, 2017