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Executive branch German Democratic Republic, in 1 edition.

The entry for German Democratic Republic published Executive branch in 1 edition of 1, from 1990 to 1990. The text never changed. Each is shown as published. Executive branch in every entry.

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Published as “Executive branch” (1990) and “Leaders” (1990).

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Published as “Executive branch”

Council of State abolished on 5 April 1990, post of president to be created; chairman of the Council of Ministers, Council of Ministers (cabinet)

Published as “Leaders”

  • Chief of State--Acting President of the People's Chamber Sabine BERGMANN-POHL (since 5 April 1990);
  • Head of Government--Chairman of the Council of Ministers Lothar DE MAIZIERE (since 12 April 1990);
  • Deputy Chairman Peter-Michael DIESTEL (since 16 April 1990) Alliance for Germany--Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Lothar de Maiziere, chairman;
  • German Social Union (DSU), Hans-Wilhelm Ebeling, chairman;
  • and Democratic Awakening (DA), Rainer Eppelmann, chairman;
  • Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD), Markus Meckel, acting chairman;
  • Party for Democratic Socialism (PDS, former Communist), Gregor Gysi, chairman;
  • League of Free Democrats (BFD)--Liberals, Rainer Ortleb, chairman;
  • Free Democratic Party (FDP), Bruno Menzel, chairman;
  • and German Forum Party (DFP), Juergen Schmieder, chairman;
  • Alliance '90--New Forum, Baerbel Bohley, Jens Reich, Sebastian Pflugbeil, spokespersons;
  • Democracy Now, Konrad Weiss, spokesperson;
  • and United Left, Herbert Misslitz, spokesperson;
  • Greens Party (GP), Vera Wollenberger, spokesperson;
  • Democratic Peasants' Party (DBD), Guenther Maleuda, chairman

Council of State abolished on 5 April 1990, post of president to be created; chairman of the Council of Ministers, Council of Ministers (cabinet)
Chief of State--Acting President of the People's Chamber Sabine BERGMANN-POHL (since 5 April 1990); Head of Government--Chairman of the Council of Ministers Lothar DE MAIZIERE (since 12 April 1990); Deputy Chairman Peter-Michael DIESTEL (since 16 April 1990) Alliance for Germany--Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Lothar de Maiziere, chairman; German Social Union (DSU), Hans-Wilhelm Ebeling, chairman; and Democratic Awakening (DA), Rainer Eppelmann, chairman; Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD), Markus Meckel, acting chairman; Party for Democratic Socialism (PDS, former Communist), Gregor Gysi, chairman; League of Free Democrats (BFD)--Liberals, Rainer Ortleb, chairman; Free Democratic Party (FDP), Bruno Menzel, chairman; and German Forum Party (DFP), Juergen Schmieder, chairman; Alliance '90--New Forum, Baerbel Bohley, Jens Reich, Sebastian Pflugbeil, spokespersons; Democracy Now, Konrad Weiss, spokesperson; and United Left, Herbert Misslitz, spokesperson; Greens Party (GP), Vera Wollenberger, spokesperson; Democratic Peasants' Party (DBD), Guenther Maleuda, chairman

Central Intelligence Agency. “German Democratic Republic: Executive branch.” The World Factbook, 1990–1990 editions. Archived by The Factbook, thefactbook.org/german-democratic-republic/executive-branch.

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