Georg Leber

(1920-Alive). Social Democratic Party Member of the Bundestag, 1957-1983 (Deputy Speaker, 1979-1983). Minister of Transportation, 1966. Minister of Post and Communications, 1969-1972. Minister of Defense, 1972-1978.

Kurt Lechner

(1942-Alive). Christian Democratic Union Member, European Parliament (Germany), 1999-Current.

Georg Ledebour

(March 7, 1850, Hanover, Germany-March 31, 1947, Berne, Switzerland). Joined German Progressive Party, 1882, but became affiliated with the Social Democratic Party, 1891. Social Democratic Party Member of the Reichstag of Germany, 1900-1918. Founding Member, Independent Socialist Democratic Party, 1919. Member, Executive Council, Workers and Soldiers Council of Berlin, 1919. Member of Leadership, Spartacist revolt, 1919. Arrested and acquitted, 1920. Independent Social Democratic Party Member of the Reichstag of Germany, 1920-1924. Joined Socialist Workers Party of Germany, 1931. Fled to Switzerland, 1933.

Ursula Lehr

(1930-Alive). Christian Democratic Union Minister for Youth, Family, Women and Health, 1988-1991. Member of the Bundestag, 1991-1994.

Harald Leibrecht

(1961-Alive). Free Democratic Party Member of the Bundestag, 2002-Current.

Jo Leinen

(1948-Alive). Social Democratic Party Minister of the Environment of Saarland, 1985-1994. Member of the European Parliament, 1999-Current. Received German Environment Foundation Prize, 1985.

Havel's House of History

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Helmut Lemke

(1907-1990). Nazi until end of WWII. Christian Democratic Union Secretary of Cultural Affairs of Schleswig-Holstein, 1954-1955. Minister of the Interior of Schleswig-Holstein, 1955-1963. Minister-President of Schleswig-Holstein, 1963-1971. President of the Bundesrat, 1966-1967. President of the Parliament of Schleswig-Holstein, 1971-1983.

Ernst Lemmer

(April 28, 1898, Remscheid, Germany-August 18, 1970, West Berlin, Germany). German Democratic Party Member, Reichstag of Germany, 1924-1932, March-July, 1933. Christian Democratic Union Member, Brandenburg Parliament, 1946-1949. Member, Berlin House of Representatives, 1950-1969. Christian Democratic Union Member, Bundestag of Germany, 1952-1970. Minister of Post and Telecommunications, Federal Republic of Germany, 1956-1957. Minister of All-German Affairs, Federal Republic of Germany, 1957-1962. Minister for Displaced Persons, Refugees, and War Victims, Federal Republic of Germany, 1964-1965. Special Adviser to the Chancellor, 1966-1969.

Vera Lengsfeld

(1952-Alive). Former wife of Knud Wollenberger. Green Party member of the People's Chamber, German Democratic Republic, 1990. Alliance 90/Green Party Member of the Bundestag, 1990-1996. Christian Democratic Union Member of the Bundestag, 1996-Current.

Hans Leussink

(January 2, 1912, Schuettorf, Germany-February 16, 2008, Karlsruhe, Germany). Rector, TH Karlsruhe, 1958-1961. Non-Party Federal Minister for Education and Research of Germany, 1969-1972.

Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarren-berger

(1951-Alive). Free Democratic Party Member of the Bundestag, 1990-Current. Minister of Justice, 1992-1996.

Ursula von der Leyen

(1958-Alive). Christian Democratic Union Minister for Social Affairs, Women, Family and Health of Lower Saxony, 2003-Current. Daughter of Ernst Albrecht.

Ursula Lietz

(1940-Alive). Christian Democratic Union Member of the Bundestag, 1998-Current.

Clemens Lindemann

(October 15, 1947, Homburg, Germany-Alive). Social Democrat Party Landrat (County Manager) of Saarpfalz-Kreis, Germany, 1985-Current.

Hermann Lindrath

(1896-1960). Christian Democratic Union Member of the Bundestag, 1953-1960. Minister of Federal Economic Possessions, 1957-1960.

Helmut Linssen

(1942-Alive). Christian Democratic Union Minister of Finance of North Rhine-Westphalia, June 24, 2005-Current.

Eduard Lintner

(1944-Alive). Christian Democratic Union Member of the Bundestag, 1976-Current.