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German Ministers of Finance
Prof Karl Schiller
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Karl Schiller
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1875-Today Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD)
1914-Today Kiel Institute for the World Economy (Kiel Institut für Weltwirtschaft, or IfW Kiel)
1951-Today Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany
Bundestag
Economists
Economy ministers of Germany
Finance ministers of Germany
German Ministers of Economic Affairs
German Ministers of Finance
Keynesians
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
NAZI Party
Scientific advisory board of the Federal Ministry for Economics (Germany)
Senators for Economy in Hamburg
Senators of Hamburg
Sturmabteilung (AKA SA or Brownshirts)
The NAZIs
University of Hamburg
Willy Brandt
Children
1952 Beginning in 1952, under Karl Schiller, Helmut Schmidt was a senior figure heading up the Behorde fur Wirtschaft und Verkehr (the Hamburg State Ministry for Economy and Transport).
1970 As Finance Minister of Germany, Karl Schiller travelled to the Soviet Union in 1970 and met with Alexei Kosygin, the Premier of the Soviet Union, to discuss a trade agreement between their two respective countries.
1972 Karl Schiller participated together with Ludwig Erhard in a CDU campaign, whereby both acted as defenders of market economy.
Concerted Activity (Konzertierte Aktion)
Karl Schiller worked together with Franz Josef Strauss, then Federal Minister of Finance, in the Concerted activity. In this time, they were known as Plisch und Plum after figures invented by Wilhelm Busch.
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Franz Josef Strauss