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  3. IMAGO History, German federal governments, Cabinet Adenauer II 1953-1957

IMAGO History, German federal governments, Cabinet Adenauer II 1953-1957

Sep 26, 2021

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  • Jan 10, 1957; Bonn, Germany; The U.S. Ambassador J.B. CONANT had a meeting in Bonn about a collection of studies about the possibility of a friendly use of Atom-energy. The picture shows Atom Minister SIEGFRIED BALKE (L) and J. Conant (R). Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

    Jan 10, 1957; Bonn, Germany; The U.S. Ambassador J.B. CONANT had a meeting in Bonn about a collection of studies about the possibility of a friendly use of Atom-energy. The picture shows Atom Minister SIEGFRIED BALKE (L) and J. Conant (R). Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

  • Jun 07, 1956; Bonn, Germany; Former President HARRY S. TRUMAN and Dr. KONRAD ADENAUER in Bonn, West Germany during Truman s visit. Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

    Jun 07, 1956; Bonn, Germany; Former President HARRY S. TRUMAN and Dr. KONRAD ADENAUER in Bonn, West Germany during Truman s visit. Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

  • May 24, 1956 - Bonn, Germany - West Germany s first chancellor KONRAD ADENAUER. PICTURED: KONRAD ADENAUER and German president THEODOR HEUSS. Vice Chancellor FRANZ BLÜCHER in the middle. Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

    May 24, 1956 - Bonn, Germany - West Germany s first chancellor KONRAD ADENAUER. PICTURED: KONRAD ADENAUER and German president THEODOR HEUSS. Vice Chancellor FRANZ BLÜCHER in the middle. Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

  • Jan 17, 1956 - Walsum, Germany - As Germany s minister of economic affairs from 1949 to 1963, LUDWIG ERHARD crafted the plan for West Germany s post-World War II economic recovery, sometimes called the German economic miracle. In 1957 he was named vice chancellor, and in 1963 he succeeded Konrad Adenauer as chancellor. In late 1966, Erhard s government fell after the four Free Democratic party ministers in his cabinet resigned and left him without a ruling majority in the federal parliament. PICTURED: LUDWIG ERHARD visiting a coal mine. Walsum Germany - ZUMAk09

    Jan 17, 1956 - Walsum, Germany - As Germany s minister of economic affairs from 1949 to 1963, LUDWIG ERHARD crafted the plan for West Germany s post-World War II economic recovery, sometimes called the German economic miracle. In 1957 he was named vice chancellor, and in 1963 he succeeded Konrad Adenauer as chancellor. In late 1966, Erhard s government fell after the four Free Democratic party ministers in his cabinet resigned and left him without a ruling majority in the federal parliament. PICTURED: LUDWIG ERHARD visiting a coal mine. Walsum Germany - ZUMAk09

  • Jan 01, 1955 - Bonn, Germany - West Germany s first chancellor KONRAD ADENAUER began his career in politics as a member of the Cologne City Council, becoming lord mayor of the city. After the Nazis came to power in 1933, Adenauer, who had not hidden distaste for them, lost his positions, was forced to go into exile for a year in an abbey and was later interned in a prison camp. Adenauer was elected Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany on 15 September 1949. His main aim was to ensure West Germany s transition to a sovereign, democratic state. He held power for the next fourteen years and during that time played an important role in restoring good relations with France and the United States. PICTURED: KONRAD ADENAUER on a conference on education - from the left; Prof. MARSHALL, ROBERT LEHR, KONRAD ADENAUER, THEODOR HEUSS, LEON BERARD. Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

    Jan 01, 1955 - Bonn, Germany - West Germany s first chancellor KONRAD ADENAUER began his career in politics as a member of the Cologne City Council, becoming lord mayor of the city. After the Nazis came to power in 1933, Adenauer, who had not hidden distaste for them, lost his positions, was forced to go into exile for a year in an abbey and was later interned in a prison camp. Adenauer was elected Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany on 15 September 1949. His main aim was to ensure West Germany s transition to a sovereign, democratic state. He held power for the next fourteen years and during that time played an important role in restoring good relations with France and the United States. PICTURED: KONRAD ADENAUER on a conference on education - from the left; Prof. MARSHALL, ROBERT LEHR, KONRAD ADENAUER, THEODOR HEUSS, LEON BERARD. Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

  • Jan 01, 1955 - Bonn, Germany - West Germany s first chancellor KONRAD ADENAUER began his career in politics as a member of the Cologne City Council, becoming lord mayor of the city. After the Nazis came to power in 1933, Adenauer, who had not hidden distaste for them, lost his positions, was forced to go into exile for a year in an abbey and was later interned in a prison camp. Adenauer was elected Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany on 15 September 1949. His main aim was to ensure West Germany s transition to a sovereign, democratic state. He held power for the next fourteen years and during that time played an important role in restoring good relations with France and the United States. PICTURED: Meeting of 6 Secretaries of State: ROBERT SCHUMAN (France), ALCIDE DE GASPARI (Italy), STKKER (Netherlands), VAN ZEELAND (Belgium), KONRAD ADENAUER (Germany) and JOSEPH BECH (Luxem - ZUMAk09

    Jan 01, 1955 - Bonn, Germany - West Germany s first chancellor KONRAD ADENAUER began his career in politics as a member of the Cologne City Council, becoming lord mayor of the city. After the Nazis came to power in 1933, Adenauer, who had not hidden distaste for them, lost his positions, was forced to go into exile for a year in an abbey and was later interned in a prison camp. Adenauer was elected Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany on 15 September 1949. His main aim was to ensure West Germany s transition to a sovereign, democratic state. He held power for the next fourteen years and during that time played an important role in restoring good relations with France and the United States. PICTURED: Meeting of 6 Secretaries of State: ROBERT SCHUMAN (France), ALCIDE DE GASPARI (Italy), STKKER (Netherlands), VAN ZEELAND (Belgium), KONRAD ADENAUER (Germany) and JOSEPH BECH (Luxem - ZUMAk09

  • Dec 19, 1954; Paris, France; German Vice Chancellor FRANZ BLUECHER (L) during the meeting of Ministers of the Council of Europe at the Chateau de la Muette in Paris. Paris France - ZUMAk09

    Dec 19, 1954; Paris, France; German Vice Chancellor FRANZ BLUECHER (L) during the meeting of Ministers of the Council of Europe at the Chateau de la Muette in Paris. Paris France - ZUMAk09

  • Jul 13, 1954 - Bonn, Germany - The PRINCESS MARGARET, Countess of Snowdon was the younger daughter of George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and the late younger sister of the current monarch of each of the Commonwealth Realms, Elizabeth II. She held the title Countess of Snowdon by marriage. PICTURED: German Chancellor KONRAD ADENAUER, PRINCESS MARGARET and German president THEODOR HEUSS during a meeting in Hammerschmidt Villa. Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

    Jul 13, 1954 - Bonn, Germany - The PRINCESS MARGARET, Countess of Snowdon was the younger daughter of George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and the late younger sister of the current monarch of each of the Commonwealth Realms, Elizabeth II. She held the title Countess of Snowdon by marriage. PICTURED: German Chancellor KONRAD ADENAUER, PRINCESS MARGARET and German president THEODOR HEUSS during a meeting in Hammerschmidt Villa. Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

  • Apr 05, 1954 - Bonn, Germany - As Germany s minister of economic affairs from 1949 to 1963, LUDWIG ERHARD crafted the plan for West Germany s post-World War II economic recovery, sometimes called the German economic miracle. In 1957 he was named vice chancellor, and in 1963 he succeeded Konrad Adenauer as chancellor. In late 1966, Erhard s government fell after the four Free Democratic party ministers in his cabinet resigned and left him without a ruling majority in the federal parliament. PICTURED: German President THEODOR HEUSS and LUDWIG ERHARD during a gala of Zentralverband des Deutschen Handwerks. Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

    Apr 05, 1954 - Bonn, Germany - As Germany s minister of economic affairs from 1949 to 1963, LUDWIG ERHARD crafted the plan for West Germany s post-World War II economic recovery, sometimes called the German economic miracle. In 1957 he was named vice chancellor, and in 1963 he succeeded Konrad Adenauer as chancellor. In late 1966, Erhard s government fell after the four Free Democratic party ministers in his cabinet resigned and left him without a ruling majority in the federal parliament. PICTURED: German President THEODOR HEUSS and LUDWIG ERHARD during a gala of Zentralverband des Deutschen Handwerks. Bonn Germany - ZUMAk09

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