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Hannelore Kohl

(1933-2001). Wife of Helmut Kohl. Suffered from an untreatable allergy to sunlight. Committed suicide.

Hannelore Kohl Signature

Helmut Kohl

(1930-Alive). Christian Democratic Union Prime Minister of Rhineland-Palatinate, 1969-1975. Chairman, Christian Democratic Union, 1973-1998 (Honorary Chairman, 1998-2000). Member of Bundestag, 1976-2002. Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, 1982-1998. Admitted accepting over $1,000,000 in secret funds for his party, but refused to reveal the sources, 2000.

Helmut Kohl Signature

Michael Kohl

(1929-1981). Member, Socialist Equality Party of Germany. Under-Secretary of State for West German Affairs, German Democratic Republic, 1968-1973. Ambassador-at-Large for the German Democratic Republic, 1974-1978. Deputy Foreign Minister, German Democratic Republic.

Michael Kohl Signature

Angela Kolb

(October 22, 1963, Halle, Germany-Alive). Socialist Party Minister of Justice of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 2006-Current.

Angela Kolb Signature

Heinrich Leonhard Kolb

(January 8, 1956, Babenhausen, Hesse, Germany-Alive). Free Democratic Party Member, Bundestag of Germany, 1990-Current.

Heinrich Leonhard Kolb Signature

Gudrun Kopp

(1950-Alive). Free Democratic Party Member of the Bundestag, 1998-Current.

Gudrun Kopp Signature

Jan Korte

(1977-Alive). Die Linke Member of the Bundestag, 2005-Current.

Jan Korte Signature # 1

Jan Korte signature # 2

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Hans Koschnick

(1929-Alive). Social Democratic Party Mayor of Bremen, 1964-1985. President of the Bundesrat, 1970-1971, 1981-1982. Member of the Bundestag, 1987-1994. European Union Administrator for Mostar, 1994-1996.

Hans Koschnick Signature