Wulf Schönbohm
Wulf Schönbohm (* 1941 in Bad Saarow , Brandenburg ) is a German politician ( CDU ).
Life
Wulf Schönbohm studied after graduating from high school in 1961 in Kassel at the universities of Bonn and Berlin political science, sociology and philosophy.
From 1967 to 1968 he was federal chairman of the Ring of Christian Democratic Students . In 1969/70 Schönbohm played a leading role in the creation of the RCDS-related magazine Sonde (today merged to Civis with Sonde ), which played an important role in the CDU's internal reform process in the 1970s. 1971/72 he was chairman of the JU Rheinland. 1968 to 1983 Schönbohm was an employee of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation
From 1983 to 1989 Schönbohm worked closely with Heiner Geißler , later headed the Policy and Planning Department in the State Ministry of Baden-Württemberg and from 1997 to 2004 the foreign office of the CDU-affiliated Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Ankara .
His brother Jörg was also a CDU politician and former interior minister of Brandenburg .
Fonts
- The challenged democracy. German students between reform and revolution. (with Jürgen Bernd Runge, Peter Radunski) Hase and Koehler Verlag, Mainz 1968.
- The theses of the APO. Arguments against the radical left. Hase and Koehler Verlag, Mainz 1969, 80 pp.
- The CDU becomes a modern people's party. Self-image, members, organization and apparatus 1950–1980. Klett-Cotta, Stuttgart 1985 ISBN 3-608-91233-9 [dissertation at the University of Bonn in 1984]
- Party friends . Roman, Econ, Düsseldorf 1990/1993 [a key novel about the dispute between Helmut Kohl and Heiner Geißler ]
- Wulf Schönbohm (ed.): Germany perspectives. Positions, analyzes, comments on the ten most important socio-political questions. Olzog, Munich 1994. ISBN 3-7892-8240-5
Web links
- Literature by and about Wulf Schönbohm in the catalog of the German National Library
- Literature by and about Wulf Schönbohm in the bibliographic database WorldCat
Fritz Flick and Ernst Benda (1951–1952) | Wolfgang Brüggemann (1952–1953) | Konrad Kraske (1953–1956) | Willfried Gaddum (1956–1958) | Walter Konrad (1958–1959) | Dieter Ibielski (1959–1961) | Martin Ratmann (1961–1962) | Hans-Jürgen Vogt (1962–1963) | Kurt Struppek (1963–1965) | Gert Hammer (1965–1967) | Wulf Schönbohm (1967–1968) | Uwe-Rainer Simon (1968–1970) | Gerd Langguth (1970–1974) | Ulrich Schröder (1974–1975) | Hans Reckers (1975–1977) | Friedbert Pflüger (1977–1978) | Günther Heckelmann (1978–1979) | Stephan Eisel (1979–1980) | Stefan Dingerkus (1980–1981) | Johannes Weberling (1981–1983) | Franz Dormann (1983–1985) | Christoph Brand (1985–1987) | Jürgen Hardt (1987–1989) | Christian Schede (1989–1990) | Marcel Kaufmann (1990–1991) | Christian Schneller (1991–1992) | Eckhard Wälzholz (1992–1993) | Tamara Zieschang (1993-1994) | Oliver Röseler (1994–1995) | Wichard von der Heyden (1995–1996) | Rasmus Tenbergen (1996-1997) | Oliver Nölken (1997–1998) | Fabian Magerl (1998–1999) | Mario Voigt (1999–2000) | Carsten Schwarz (2000–2001) | Lars Kasischke (2001–2002) | Barbara von Wnuk-Lipinski (2002–2004) | Dorlies Last (2004–2006) | Tim Küsters (2006–2007) | Matthias Kutsch (2007–2008) | Gottfried Ludewig (2008–2010) | Stefan Holz (2010) | Dennis Kahle (2010–2011) | Frederik Ferreau (2011–2012) | Erik Bertram (2012–2013) | Martin Röckert (2013–2015) | Jenovan Krishnan (2015-2017) | Henrik Wärner (2017–2019) | Sebastian Mathes (since 2019)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Schönbohm, Wulf |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German politician (CDU) |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1941 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Bad Saarow , Brandenburg |