Socialist Unity Party of Germany
The Socialist Unity Party of Germany, often known in English as the East German Communist Party, was the governing Marxist–Leninist political party of the German Democratic Republic from the country's foundation in October 1949 until its dissolution after the Peaceful Revolution in 1989.
Socialist Unity Party Of Germany People (First 46 people) - Page 1
Gerhart Eisler
German politician
Ibrahim Böhme
Politician
Horst Dohlus
German legislator
Johannes Chemnitzer
German Politician
Erich Apel
East German government official
Karl-Heinz Kurras
Walter Weidauer
Politician
Karl Steinhoff
Roland Claus
German Politician
Katharina Kern
Politician
Karl Mewis
Bernhard Quandt
German Politician
Karl Rieke
German Politician
Wolfgang Berghofer
Politician
Julius Balkow
Politician
Edith Baumann
German Politician
Alexander Abusch
Former Minister of Culture of the German Democratic Republic
Willi Stoph
Former Chairman of the State Council of East Germany
Rolf Berthold
Politician
Richard Gyptner
German politician
Paul Strauß
German Politician
Christian Hartenhauer
Politician
Hans Joachim Lauck
German Politician
Georg Ulrich Handke
Politician
Walter Halbritter
Politician
Konrad Naumann
German Politician
Harry Nick
Walter Arnold
German Politician
Friedrich Dickel
Former Minister of the Interior of East Germany
Kurt Tiedke
German Politician
Alois Bräutigam
German Politician
Walter Ulbricht
Former Chairman of the State Council of East Germany
Wolfgang Reinhold
Former Deputy Minister of National Defence of East Germany
Werner Walde
Politician
Manfred Wekwerth
German theatre director
Franz Dahlem
Politician
Wilhelm Zaisser
Former Minister for State Security of East Germany
Ludwig Mecklinger
Politician
Rudolf Friedrichs
Former Minister-President of Saxony
Hans-Joachim Böhme
German Politician
Werner Felfe
East German politician
Günter Guillaume
Intelligence agent
Heinrich Rau
German Politician
Barbara Petzold
German olympic athlete
Ursula Ragwitz
German Politician