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List added by schwarzerabt on 9 October 2009 08:00
The Chancellors of Germany |
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 0 Since 2005
Date of birth: July 17th 1954 Number of terms in office: 2 (4 Years) Party: Christian Democratic Union Start of reign: November 22nd 2005 End of reign: - 
0 1998 - 2005
Date of birth: April 7th 1944 Number of terms in office: 2 (7 Years) Party: Social Democratic Party Start of reign: October 27nd 1998 End of reign: November 22nd 2005 
0 1982 - 1998
Date of birth: April 3rd 1930 Number of terms in office: 5 (16 Years) Party: Christian Democratic Union Start of reign: October 1st 1982 End of reign: October 27nd 1998 
0 1974 - 1982
Date of birth: December 23rd 1918 Number of terms in office: 3 (8 Years) Party: Social Democratic Party Start of reign: May 16th 1974 End of reign: October 1st 1982 
0 1969 - 1974
Date of birth: December 18th 1913 Date of death: October 8th 1992 Number of terms in office: 2 (5 Years) Party: Social Democratic Party Start of reign: October 21st 1969 End of reign: May 16th 1974 
0 1966 - 1969
Date of birth: April 6th 1904 Date of death: March 9th 1988 Number of terms in office: 1 (3 Years) Party: Christian Democratic Union Start of reign: December 1st 1966 End of reign: October 21st 1969 
0 1963 - 1966
Date of birth: February 4th 1897 Date of death: May 5th 1977 Number of terms in office: 2 (3 Years) Party: Christian Democratic Union Start of reign: October 16th 1963 End of reign: December 1st 1966 
0 1949 - 1963
Date of birth: January 5th 1876 Date of death: April 19th 1967 Number of terms in office: 4 (14 Years) Party: Christian Democratic Union Start of reign: September 15th 1949 End of reign: October 16th 1963 Comments
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Description
The Chancellor of Germany is the head of government of Germany. In German politics the chancellor (German: Kanzler) is equivalent to that of a Prime Minister in other countries. Wikipedia There have been chancellors before, but with the constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany in 1949 the office has retained its present meaning. The current chancellor of Germany is Angela Merkel. Her vice-chancellor is Guido Westerwelle.
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