Second German Bundestag

Second German Bundestag

=Dates of Session=

1953-1957
*The 2nd Bundestag convened in Bonn on 6 October 1953.
*The session ended on 6 October 1957.

Coalitions

*CDU/CSU and FDP form coalition (311 seats, 63.9%) to reelect Konrad Adenauer as Chancellor of Germany

Major political events

*Bundestag reelects Hermann Ehlers as the second President of the Bundestag, 6 October 1953
*Bundestag reelects Konrad Adenauer Chancellor of Germany, 6 October 1953.
*Upon Ehlers' death, Bundestag elects Eugen Gerstenmaier third President of the Bundestag, 16 November 1954
*Bundestag passes first reform of state-funded pension system
*Bundestag ratifies Treaty of Rome
*In 1955, constitution is amended to allow for defensive military and conscription over the strong opposition of the SPD minority
*Germany joins the NATO

Officers

*President of the Bundestag - Hermann Ehlers, Eugen Gerstenmaier

eats by Party

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+ CDU/CSU: 243 (45.2%)
+ SPD: 151 (28.8%)
+ FDP: 48 (9.5%)
+ GB/BHE: 27 (5.9%)
+ DP: 15 (3.30%)
+ Zentrum: 3 (0.8%)
Total: 487 Seats

References

* [http://www.wahlrecht.de/ergebnisse/bundestag.htm Bundestag Election Results (German)]
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundestag#Geschichte Bundestag History from German Wikipedia]



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