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Liste Der Senatsverwaltungen Mit Zuständigkeiten Seit 1945 Liste der Senatsverwaltungen* mit Zuständigkeiten für Bildung, Wissenschaft, Forschung, Jugend, Familie, Sport und kulturelle Angelegenheiten seit 1945 Oberbürgermeister / ab 1950 regierender Legislatur Bürgermeister perioden 1945 Stadtrat für Volksbildung im Magistrat - 1945 Arthur Werner (parteilos) Otto Winzer KPD/SED 1946 1946 Otto Ostrowski (SPD) 1. Wahl zur Stadtrat für Volksbildung und Kunst im Stadtver Magistrat - 1947 ordnetenver Dr. Siegfried Nestriepke SPD 1947 Louise Schroeder (SPD) sammlung von Groß- Berlin 1948 Ferdinand Friedensburg (CDU) 1948 2. Wahl zur Stadtrat für Volksbildung im Magistrat - Stadtver Walter May SPD 1949 Ernst Reuter (SPD) 1949 ordnetenver 1950 sammlung 1950 Ernst Reuter (SPD) 1951 1951 1952 Ernst Reuter (SPD) 1. Legislatur Senator für Volksbildung - 1952 periode Prof. Dr. Joachim Tiburtius CDU 1953 1953 1954 Walther Schreiber (CDU) 1954 1955 1955 1956 Otto Suhr (SPD) 1956 Senatorin für Jugend und 2. Legislatur Senator für Volksbildung - Sport - periode Prof. Dr. Joachim Tiburtius CDU 1957 Franz Amrehn (CDU) Ella Kay SPD 1957 Willy Brandt (SPD) 1958 1958 1959 Senatorin für Jugend und 1959 1960 Sport - 1960 3. Legislatur Senator für Volksbildung - Willy Brandt (SPD) Ella Kay SPD 1961 periode Prof. Dr. Joachim Tiburtius CDU 1961 1962 1962 Senator für Jugend und Sport - Kurt Neubauer SPD 1963 1963 Senator für Wissenschaft 1964 und Kunst - 1964 Willy Brandt (SPD) Senator für Jugend und Dr. Adolf Arndt SPD 1965 4. Legislatur Senator für Schulwesen - 1965 Sport - periode Carl-Heinz Evers SPD 1966 Kurt Neubauer SPD Senator für Wissenschaft 1966 und Kunst - Heinrich Albertz (SPD) Prof. Dr. Werner Stein SPD Senator für So/Ge/Ju/Sp - 1967 Heinrich Albertz (SPD) 1967 Kurt Neubauer SPD Senator für Schulwesen - Senator für Wissenschaft 1968 5. Legislatur Carl-Heinz Evers SPD 1968 Senator für Jugend, Familie und Kunst - periode 1969 Klaus Schütz (SPD) und Sport - Prof. Dr. Werner Stein SPD 1969 Horst Korber SPD 1970 1970 Senator für Schulwesen - Gerd Löffler SPD 1971 1971 1972 1972 Senatorin für Familie, Senator für Wissenschaft 6. Legislatur Senator für Schulwesen - 1973 Klaus Schütz (SPD) Jugend und Sport - und Kunst - 1973 periode Gerd Löffler SPD 1974 Ilse Reichel SPD Prof. Dr. Werner Stein SPD 1974 1975 1975 Senator für Wissenschaft 1976 Klaus Schütz (SPD) und Kunst - 1976 Senatorin für Familie, Gerd Löffler SPD 7. Legislatur Senator für Schulwesen - 1977 Jugend und Sport - 1977 periode Walter Rasch FDP Ilse Reichel SPD Senator für Wissenschaft Senator für kulturelle 1978 Dietrich Stobbe (SPD) und Forschung - Angelegenheiten - 1978 Dr. Peter Glotz SPD Dr. Dieter Sauberzweig SPD 1979 1979 Senatorin für Familie, Senator für Wissenschaft Dietrich Stobbe (SPD) Jugend und Sport - und Forschung - Dr. Senator für kulturelle 1980 8. Legislatur Senator für Schulwesen - 1980 Ilse Reichel SPD Peter Glotz SPD Angelegenheiten - periode Walter Rasch FDP Dr. Dieter Sauberzweig SPD Senatorin für Fa/Ju/Sp - Senator für Wi/Fo - 1981 Hans-Jochen Vogel (SPD) 1981 Anke Brunn SPD Günter Gaus SPD Senator für Wissenschaft 1982 und kulturelle 1982 Angelegenheiten - Prof. Dr. Senator für Gesundheit, Senatorin für Schulwesen, Jugend und Dr. Richard von Weizsäcker (CDU) 9. Legislatur Wilhelm Kewenig CDU 1983 Soziales und Familie - Sport - 1983 periode Senator für Wissenschaft Ulf Fink Dr. Hanna-Renate Laurien CDU Senator für kulturelle und Forschung - Angelegenheiten - 1984 Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Kewenig 1984 Volker Hassemer CDU Eberhard Diepgen (CDU) CDU 1985 Senator Wi/Fo - 1985 Prof. Dr. W. Kewenig CDU 1986 Senatorin für Jugend und 1986 Senatorin für Schulwesen, Senator für kulturelle 10. Legislatur Familie - Senator für Wissenschaft 1987 Eberhard Diepgen (CDU) Berufsbildung und Sport - Angelegenheiten - 1987 periode Cornelia Schmalz-Jacobsen und Forschung - Dr. Hanna-Renate Laurien CDU Volker Hassemer CDU 1988 FDP Prof. Dr. George Turner 1988 (parteilos für CDU) 1989 1989 Senatorin für Frauen, Senatorin für Schulwesen, Senatorin für Wissenschaft Jugend und Familie - Berufsbildung und Sport - Senatorin für kulturelle 1990 11. Legislatur und Forschung - 1990 Walter Momper (SPD) Anne Klein (parteilos für AL) Sybille Volkholz (parteilos für AL) Angelegenheiten - periode Prof. Dr. Barbara Anke Martiny SPD kommissarisch - kommissarisch - Riedmüller-Seel SPD 1991 Ingrid Stahmer SPD Dr. Heide Pfarr SPD 1991 1992 Senator für Jugend und 1992 Familie - Senator für Wissenschaft Senator für kulturelle Senator für Schule, Berufsbildung und 1993 12. Legislatur Thomas Krüger SPD und Forschung - Angelegenheiten - 1993 Eberhard Diepgen (CDU) Sport - periode Prof. Dr. Manfred Erhardt Ulrich Roloff-Momin 1994 Jürgen Klemann CDU 1994 Senatorin für Jugend und CDU (parteilos für SPD) Familie - 1995 1995 Ingrid Stahmer SPD 1996 1996 Senator für Wissenschaft, 13. Legislatur Senatorin für Schule, Jugend und Sport - Forschung und kulturelle 1997 Eberhard Diepgen (CDU) 1997 periode Ingrid Stahmer SPD Angelegenheiten 1998 Dr. Peter Radunski CDU 1998 1999 Senatorin Wi/Fo/Ku 1999 Christa Thoben CDU 14. Legislatur Senator für Schule, Jugend und Sport - Eberhard Diepgen (CDU) 2000 periode Klaus Böger SPD Senator Wi/Fo/Ku 2000 Dr. Christoph Stölzl CDU 2001 2001 Senatorin - Adrienne Goehler B 90/Die Grünen 2002 2002 15. Legislatur Senator für Schule, Jugend und Sport - 2003 Klaus Wowereit (SPD) 2003 periode Klaus Böger SPD Senator für Wissenschaft, 2004 Forschung und Kultur - 2004 2005 Dr. Thomas Flierl PDS 2005 2006 2006 2007 Regierender Bürgermeister 2007 von Berlin 2008 Senator für Inneres und Senator für Bildung, Wissenschaft 2008 16. Legislatur (Geschäftsbereich Klaus Wowereit (SPD) Sport - und Forschung - 2009 periode kulturelle 2009 Dr. Ehrhard Körting SPD Prof. Dr. E. Jürgen Zöllner 2010 Angelegenheiten) - 2010 Klaus Wowereit SPD 2011 2011 Farbcode: SPD CDU FDP AL/Bündnis 90 Die Grünen KPD/SED / PDS * Mit Vorläufern Hinweise auf notwendige Änderungen oder Ergänzungen bitte an: [email protected] Senatsverwaltung für Bildung, Wissenschaft und Forschung, Presse- und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, Gordon Lemm/Christian Walther, September 2011.
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