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Chair Logo

(Michael Groschek)
Basis data
Established: December 15, 1970
Place of establishment: Dortmund
Chair: Michael Groschek
Vice chairmen: Britta Altenkamp
Marc Herter
Elvan Korkmaz
Jochen Ott
Secretary general: Svenja Schulze
Members: 136,840
(31 December 2009)
Website: www.nrwspd.de

SPD Nordrhein-Westfalen is a political party in German state North Rhine-Westphalia and is, with 136,840 members, the biggest state group of Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD). The chairman is Michael Groschek and the secretary general is Svenja Schulze.[1]

It is the second-biggest party of the state.

Picture was made on May 8, 2010 (one before parliamentary state election). You can see only the letters "M" - "O" - "R" - "G", it goes on with "E" and "N" - spelt: Morgen is the German word for "tomorrow". The second person from the right side is Andrea Nahles (Secretary General of Central SPD)

History

Minister-President of State North Rhine-Westphalia
Name Living/Lived begin end picture
Fritz Steinhoff 1897–1969 1956 1958
Heinz Kühn 1912–1992 1966 1978
Johannes Rau 1931–2006 1978 1998
Wolfgang Clement * 1940 1998 2002
Peer Steinbrück * 1947 2002 2005
Hannelore Kraft * 1961 14 July 2010 2017
Landtagswahlen und Landesregierungen seit 1946

Structure

Regional organizations of SPD state group:

  • Region Westliches Westfalen (Western Westphalia)
  • Region Niederrhein (Lower Rhine)
  • Region Mittelrhein and (Central Rhine)
  • Region Ostwestfalen-Lippe (Eastern Westphalia-Lippe)

The Regions are headgroups of 54 lower state groups (including approx 1,400 Ortsvereine).

Chairheads

Years Head
1970–1973 Heinz Kühn
1973–1977 Werner Figgen
1977–1998 Johannes Rau
1998–2002 Franz Müntefering
2002–2005 Harald Schartau
2005–2007 Jochen Dieckmann
2007–2017 Hannelore Kraft
2017– Michael Groschek

References