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List of members of the 5th Bundestag

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List of members of the 5th Bundestag
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Overview
Legislative bodyBundestag
TermOctober 19, 1965 (1965-10-19) – October 19, 1969 (1969-10-19)
Election1965 West German federal election
GovernmentSecond Erhard cabinet
Kiesinger cabinet

The 5th German Bundestag, the lower house of parliament of the Federal Republic of Germany, was elected on 3 October 1965 and existed between 19 October 1965 and 19 October 1959. It held a total of 247 parliamentary sessions with the last one being held on 3 July 1969.

On 20 October 1965 the Bundestag elected Ludwig Erhard (CDU) as federal Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany with 272 (+6) [a]yes votes, 200 (+15)[a] no-votes and 15 (+1)[a] abstentions on the first ballot. After his resignation on 30 November 1966 Kurt Georg Kiesinger (CDU) was elected as his successor on 1 December 1966.

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Presidium of the Bundestag

Konrad Adenauer, the former federal Chancellor, served as Alterspräsident (Father of the House) until his death on 17 April 1967. He was succeeded by Arthur Enk who was from the CDU as well. As Alterspräsident Adenauer presided over the Konstituierende Sitzung [de], the first parliamentary session, until Eugen Gerstenmaier was elected as President of the Bundestag.

Carlo Schmid, Erwin Schoettle (both from the SPD), Richard Jaeger (CSU) and Thomas Dehler (FDP) were elected to be vice-presidents of the Bundestag. Although the Geschäftsordnung des Deutschen Bundestages [de] (Rules of Procedure of the German Bundestag) required a secret ballot which was advocated by Franz-Josef Wuermeling. But after President Gerstenmaier pointed out, that the Bundestag was allowed to deviate from its Geschäftsordnung, if a supermajority agreed which it did, the candidates were elected by raising one's hand. The candidates were elected separately. All of the candidates had held the office during the previous legislative term. On 26 October 1965 Richard Jaeger became Federal Minister of Justice and Maria Probst (CDU) was elected to succeed him on 9 December. After her death on 1 May 1967 Richard Jaeger returned to the presidium for the CDU/CSU. Carlo Schmid was appointed as Federal Minister of the Bundesrat and State Affa

irs. on 1 December 1966 and was succeeded by Karl Mommer on 14 December. He was elected unanimously. Because Thomas Dehler died on 21 July 1967, Walter Scheel was elected to succeed him as the FDPs vice president on 8 September 1967.

Eugen Gerstenmaier was elected as President of the Bundestag during the Konstituierende Sitzung with 384 yes votes, 21 no votes, 98 abstentions and 4 invalid votes to a third term. After his resignation on 31 January 1969 due to criticism over Wiedergutmachungs payments Kai-Uwe von Hassel was elected as President of the Bundestag on 5 February 1969. He received 262 of 457 of the votes.

Summary

This summary includes changes in the numbers of the three caucuses (CDU/CSU, SPD, FDP):

Time Reason of change CDU/CSU SPD FDP Others Total number
1965 First meeting 245 202 49 496
13 October 1967 Walther Hellige leaves the FDP caucus and becomes unaffiliated 48 1
24 October 1967 Walther Hellige becomes member of the CDU/CSU caucus 246
13 May 1969 Reinhold Rehs leaves the SPD caucus and become members of the CDU/CSU caucus 247 201

Members

A

B

C

D

E

F

  • Franz Falke, CDU (from 27 July 1967)
  • Walter Faller, SPD
  • Josef Felder, SPD
  • Ludwig FellerMayer, SPD
  • Adolf Feuring, SPD (from 2 January 1967)
  • Werner Figgen, SPD (until 6 December 1966)
  • Gerhard Flämig, SPD
  • Erwin Folger, SPD
  • Egon Franke, SPD
  • Heinrich Franke, CDU
  • Ludwig Franz, CSU
  • Jakob Franzen, CDU
  • Günter Frede, SPD (until 23 November 1967)
  • Heinz Frehsee, SPD
  • Friedrich Freiwald, CDU
  • Göke Frerichs, CDU
  • Martin Frey, CDU
  • Brigitte Freyh, SPD
  • Hans Friderichs, FDP
  • Heinz Frieler, CDU
  • Walter Fritsch, SPD
  • Friedrich Fritz, CDU
  • Karl-Walter Fritz, SPD
  • Liselotte Funcke, FDP
  • Hans Furler, CDU

G

H

  • Hermann Haage, SPD
  • Ernst Haar, SPD
  • Albrecht Haas, FDP
  • Detlef Haase, SPD
  • Lothar Haase, CDU
  • Karl Haehser, SPD
  • Hansjörg Häfele, CDU
  • Karl Hahn, CDU
  • Heinrich Hamacher, SPD
  • Ludwig Hamm, FDP (until 12 May 1966)
  • Hugo Hammans, CDU
  • Hermann Hansing, SPD
  • August Hanz, CDU
  • Kurt Härzschel, CDU (from 19 October 1967)
  • Kai-Uwe von Hassel, CDU
  • Rudolf Hauck, SPD
  • Herbert Hauffe, SPD
  • Alo Hauser, CDU
  • Hugo Hauser, CDU
  • Erwin Häussler, CDU
  • Bruno Heck, CDU
  • Udo Hein, SPD (until 22 December 1966)
  • Gustav Heinemann, SPD (until 24 June 1969)
  • Josef Hellenbrock, SPD
  • Walther Hellige, FDP
  • Hermann Herberts, SPD
  • Luise Herklotz, SPD
  • Hans Hermsdorf, SPD
  • Karl Herold, SPD
  • Carl Hesberg, CDU
  • Hedda Heuser, FDP (from 11 July 1968)
  • Anton Hilbert, CDU
  • Martin Hirsch, SPD
  • Hermann Höcherl, CSU
  • Josef Hofmann, CDU
  • Karl Hofmann, SPD
  • Egon Höhmann, SPD
  • Franz Höhne, SPD
  • Heinrich Holkenbrink, CDU (until 17 July 1967)
  • Ernst Hölzle, SPD (from 20 February 1967)
  • Lieselotte Holzmeister, CDU (from 5 February 1968)
  • Fritz Wilhelm Hörauf, SPD
  • Hans Hörmann, SPD
  • Heinrich Hörnemann, CDU
  • Martin Horstmeier, CDU
  • Alphons Horten, CDU
  • Alex Hösl, CSU
  • Elinor Hubert, SPD
  • Klaus Hübner, SPD (from 6 December 1966 until 14 January 1969)
  • Adalbert Hudak, CSU
  • Josef Hufnagel, SPD
  • Rudolf Hussong, SPD (until 10 December 1967)
  • Lambert Huys, CDU

I

  • Joseph Illerhaus, CDU
  • Hans Ils, SPD
  • Wolfgang Imle, FDP (from 2 June 1967)
  • Hans Iven, SPD

J

K

  • Rudolf Kaffka, SPD
  • Georg Kahn-Ackermann, SPD
  • Margot Kalinke, CDU
  • Friedrich Karius, SPD (from 18 August 1969)
  • Hans Katzer, CDU
  • Friedrich Kempfler, CSU
  • Karl-Hans Kern, SPD (from 27 February 1967)
  • Walther Leisler Kiep, CDU
  • Arthur Killat, SPD
  • Marie-Elisabeth Klee, CDU
  • Johann Klein, CDU
  • Ingeborg Kleinert, SPD (from 14 December 1967)
  • Egon Klepsch, CDU
  • Georg Kliesing, CDU
  • Hans-Jürgen Klinker, CDU
  • Ludwig Knobloch, CDU (from 24 July 1967)
  • Gerhard Koch, SPD
  • Jakob Koenen, SPD
  • Richard Kohlberger, SPD
  • Willy Könen, SPD
  • Hermann Kopf, CDU
  • Heinrich Köppler, CDU
  • Lisa Korspeter, SPD
  • Karl Krammig, CDU
  • Wilhelm Krampe, CDU (from 11 October 1966)
  • Edith Krappe, SPD
  • Konrad Kraske, CDU
  • Heinz Kreutzmann, SPD (GDP)
  • Herbert Kriedemann, SPD
  • Ursula Krips, SPD (until 31 January 1969)
  • Heinrich Krone, CDU
  • Georg Krug, CSU
  • Werner Kubitza, FDP
  • Paul Kübler, SPD (until 9 August 1969)
  • Edeltraud Kuchtner, CSU
  • Knut von Kühlmann-Stumm, FDP
  • Friedrich Kühn, CDU
  • Alwin Kulawig, SPD
  • Ernst Kuntscher, CDU
  • Werner Kunze, SPD
  • Georg Kurlbaum, SPD
  • Lucie Kurlbaum-Beyer, SPD

L

  • Egon Lampersbach, CDU
  • Erwin Lange, SPD
  • Walter Langebeck, SPD
  • Hans Lautenschlager, SPD
  • Georg Leber, SPD
  • Albert Leicht, CDU
  • Ernst Lemmer, CDU
  • Karl Heinz Lemmrich, CSU
  • Hans Lemp, SPD (from 29 November 1967)
  • Hubert Lemper, SPD
  • Helmut Lenders, SPD
  • Hans Lenz, FDP (until 5 October 1967)
  • Carl Otto Lenz, CDU
  • Aloys Lenz, CDU
  • Franz Lenze, CDU
  • Edmund Leukert, CSU
  • Karl Liedtke, SPD
  • Harry Liehr, SPD
  • Heinrich Lindenberg, CDU (from 29 September 1967)
  • Josef Löbbert, SPD
  • Fritz Logemann, FDP
  • Ulrich Lohmar, SPD
  • Walter Löhr, CDU
  • Dora Lösche, SPD (from 29 July 1966)
  • Rudi Lotze, SPD
  • Paul Lücke, CDU
  • Hans August Lücker, CSU
  • Manfred Luda, CDU

M

  • Ernst Majonica, CDU
  • Werner Marquardt, SPD
  • Berthold Martin, CDU
  • Werner Marx, CDU
  • Franz Marx, SPD
  • Kurt Matthes, SPD
  • Hans Matthöfer, SPD
  • Kurt Mattick, SPD
  • Eugen Maucher, CDU
  • Adolf Mauk, FDP
  • Agnes Katharina Maxsein, CDU
  • Wilhelm Maybaum, SPD
  • Hedwig Meermann, SPD
  • Rolf Meinecke, SPD
  • Hans Meis, CDU
  • Siegfried Meister, CDU
  • Linus Memmel, CSU
  • Erich Mende, FDP
  • Theodor Mengelkamp, CDU (until 21 July 1967)
  • Alexander Menne, FDP
  • Hans-Joachim von Merkatz, CDU
  • Hans Merten, SPD (until 12 December 1967)
  • Werner Mertes, FDP
  • Ludwig Metzger, SPD
  • Wilhelm Michels, SPD
  • Josef Mick, CDU
  • Herwart Miessner, FDP
  • Wolfgang Mischnick, FDP
  • Artur Missbach, CDU
  • Karl Moersch, FDP
  • Alex Möller, SPD
  • Karl Mommer, SPD
  • Anna Mönikes, CDU (from 12 October 1967)
  • Heinz Morgenstern, SPD (until 14 September 1966)
  • Bernhard Mühlhan, FDP
  • Adolf Müller, CDU
  • Günther Müller, SPD
  • Johannes Müller, CDU
  • Josef Müller, CDU
  • Karl Müller, SPD
  • Willi Müller, SPD
  • Willy Müller, SPD
  • Adolf Müller-Emmert, SPD
  • Ernst Müller-Hermann, CDU
  • Willi Müser, CDU
  • Hans Müthling, SPD

N

  • Alfred Nann, SPD (from 17 February 1969)
  • Georg Neemann, SPD
  • Peter Nellen, SPD
  • Franz Neumann, SPD
  • Paul Neumann, SPD
  • Alois Niederalt, CSU
  • Günter von Nordenskjöld, CDU

O

  • Alfred Ollesch, FDP
  • Rudolf Opitz, FDP
  • Gerhard Orgaß, CDU
  • Anton Ott, CSU

P

  • Ernst Paul, SPD
  • Willi Peiter, SPD (from 19 September 1967)
  • Georg Peters, SPD
  • Walter Peters, FDP
  • Peter Petersen, CDU
  • Gerhard Philipp, CDU (until 20 April 1966)
  • Walter Picard, CDU
  • Liselotte Pieser, CDU (from 26 June 1968)
  • Elisabeth Pitz-Savelsberg, CDU
  • Wolfgang Pohle, CSU
  • Heinz Pöhler, SPD
  • Werner Porsch, FDP (from 27 July 1967)
  • Josef Porten, CDU
  • Konrad Porzner, SPD
  • Helmut Prassler, CDU
  • Ludwig Preiß, CDU
  • Konstantin Prinz von Bayern, CSU (until 30 July 1969)
  • Maria Probst, CSU (until 1 May 1967)
  • Herbert Prochazka, CSU (GDP)

R

  • Joachim Raffert, SPD
  • Alois Rainer, CSU
  • Egon Wilhelm Ramms, FDP
  • Will Rasner, CDU
  • Friedrich Rau, SPD
  • Karl Ravens, SPD
  • Wilhelm Rawe, CDU
  • Karl Regling, SPD
  • Reinhold Rehs, SPD
  • Martin Reichmann, FDP
  • Carl Reinhard, CDU
  • Hermann Reinholz, CDU (from 24 July 1967)
  • Gerhard Reischl, SPD
  • Wilhelm Reitz, SPD
  • Annemarie Renger, SPD
  • Hans Richarts, CDU (until 16 September 1969)
  • Klaus Richter, SPD
  • Clemens Riedel, CDU
  • Karl Riegel, SPD
  • Fritz Rinderspacher, SPD
  • Günter Rinsche, CDU
  • Gerd Ritgen, CDU
  • Burkhard Ritz, CDU
  • Edelhard Rock, CDU
  • Helmut Rohde, SPD
  • Paul Röhner, CSU
  • Dietrich Rollmann, CDU
  • Josef Rommerskirchen, CDU
  • Josef Rösing, CDU
  • Johannes Baptist Rösler, CDU (from 24 September 1969)
  • Kurt Ross, SPD (from 21 September 1966)
  • Margarete Rudoll, SPD
  • Thomas Ruf, CDU
  • Hermann Josef Russe, CDU
  • Wolfgang Rutschke, FDP

S

T

  • Harry Tallert, SPD
  • Richard Tamblé, SPD
  • Theodor Teriete, CDU
  • Peter Tobaben, CDU
  • Albert Tönjes, SPD
  • Hans Toussaint, CDU

U

  • Franz Xaver Unertl, CSU
  • Wilhelm Urban, SPD

V

  • Franz Varelmann, CDU
  • Hans Verbeek, CDU (until 13 December 1966)
  • Franz Vit, SPD
  • Felix Freiherr von Vittinghoff-Schell, CDU
  • Friedrich Vogel, CDU (until 6 October 1966)
  • Bernhard Vogel, CDU (until 17 July 1967)
  • Karl-Heinz Vogt, CSU

W

Z

Notes

  1. ^ a b c During the existence of West Germany the Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin elected representatives to the Bundestag for West Berlin. But since they were prohibited by an international treaty to participate in Germany's legislative process, their votes were trivial.

See also

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