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Revision as of 18:46, 17 June 2021

Federal Prime Minster of the Federal Republic of Besmenia
Bundesministerpräsident der Bundesrepublik Besmenien
Flag of Besmenia.png
Richard Benkel.png
Incumbent
Richard Benkel
since 8 May 2021
StatusHead of Government
ResidenceFederal House
NominatorPresident of Besmenia
Term length4 years, renewable
Constituting instrumentBasic Law of Besmenia
Formation2 July 1920
DeputyVice Prime Minister of Besmenia
Salary260,000 BS annually

The Federal Prime Minister of Besmenia (Besmenian: Bundesministerpräsident von Besmenien) is the head of government in the Federal Republic of Besmenia.

History

Election

Similar to the President of Besmenia, there are three rules that a Prime Minister candidate must adhere to.

  • The Prime Minister candidate must be a citizen of Besmenia
  • The Prime Minister candidate must be at least 28 years old
  • The Prime Minister candidate must have lived in Besmenia for at least 15 years

The Prime Minister candidate is nominated and confirmed by his political party for the four-year federal election.

Residence

The Prime Minister's office and residence has been in the Federal House since 1973. The Federal House was built between 1969 and 1973 on Leina Island in the Mitte district in Laitstadt. After the construction was completed in May 1973, Robert Gleitzmann moved into the Federal House in September 1973 as the first Prime Minister. It replaced Bertrecht's Palace as the seat of the Prime Minister from 1920-1973. The building also houses a private apartment for the Prime Minister and his family. The private apartment is voluntary, which means that the Prime Minister can decide for himself whether he will use it or not. So far Kurt Stöger, Theodor Sidemann and Richard Benkel have waived the private apartment of the Federal House.

List of Prime Minsters of Besmenia since 1920

No. Portrait Name Took office Left office Years and days Party Cabinet
1 Robert Falk.jpg Robert Falk
(1872-1955)
2 July
1920
1 September
1924
4 years, 61 days Besmenian Democratic Party Falk (1920-1924)
Robert Falk was elected provisional prime minister by the East Besmenia transitional government. After the 1920 federal election in August 1920, Falk was confirmed in office. After the election he formed a coalition with the SDU. His term of office was shaped by the poor position of the East Besmenia at the time. He and his cabinet were accused of failing to tackle poverty during this period.
2 Heinz Dimmler.jpg Heinz Dimmler
(1871-1965)
1 September
1924
2 September
1940
16 years, 1 day Besmenian People's Party Dimmler I (1924-1928)
Dimmler II (1928-1932)
Dimmler III (1932-1936)
Dimmler IV (1936-1940)
The basic goal of Dimmler and the BVP in the 1924 election campaign was the introduction of the social market economy in East Besmenia.
3 Friedrich Bock.jpg Friedrich Bock
(1888-1981)
2 September
1940
4 September
1944
4 years, 2 days Besmenian People's Party Bock (1940-1944)
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4 Bundesarchiv B 145 Bild-F078072-0004, Konrad Adenauer.jpg Albrecht Neumann
(1878-1969)
4 September
1944
3 September
1956
11 years, 365 days Free Besmenian Citizen's Party Neumann I (1944-1948)
Neumann II (1948-1952)
Neumann III (1952-1956)
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5 Günther Brecht.jpg Günther Brecht
(1899-1964)
3 September
1956
17 June
1962
5 years, 287 days Besmenian People's Party Brecht I (1956-1960)
Brecht II (1960-1962)
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6 Wolfgang Butz.jpg Wolfgang Butz
(1917-1995)
17 June
1962
7 September
1964
2 years, 82 days Besmenian People's Party Butz (1962-1964)
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7 Johannes Schmidt.jpg Johannes Schmidt
(1908-2003)
7 September
1964
4 September
1972
7 years, 363 days Social Democratic Union Schmidt I (1964-1968)
Schmidt II (1968-1972)
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8 File:Robert Gleitzmann2.png Robert Gleitzmann
(1915-1999)
4 September
1972
1 September
1980
7 years, 363 days Besmenian People's Party Gleitzmann I (1972-1976)
Gleitzmann II (1976-1980)
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9 Martin Beiter.jpg Martin Beiter
(1945-1991)
1 September
1980
5 February
1991 †
10 years, 157 days Free Besmenian Citizen's Party Beiter I (1980-1984)
Beiter II (1984-1988)
Beiter III (1988-1991)
-
10 Kurt Stöger.jpg Kurt Stöger
(1933-2021)
15 February
1991
21 September
1992
1 year, 219 days Free Besmenian Citizen's Party Stöger (1991-1992)
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11 Erik Tautenbach1997.png Erik Tautenbach
(1937-2019)
21 September
1992
2 October
2000
8 years, 11 days Besmenian People's Party Tautenbach I (1992-1996)
Tautenbach II (1996-2000)
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12 Laura Bush portrait.jpg Laura Kummstein
(1950-)
2 October
2000
24 September
2012
11 years, 358 days Free Besmenian Citizen's Party Kummstein I (2000-2004)
Kummstein II (2004-2008)
Kummstein III (2008-2012)
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13 Theodor Sidemann2.png Theodor Sidemann
(1969-)
24 September
2012
8 May 2021 8 years, 226 days Besmenian People's Party Sidemann I (2012-2016)
Sidemann II (2016-2020)
Sidemann III (2020-2021)
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14 Richard Benkel.png Richard Benkel
(1957-)
8 May
2021
Incumbent 3 years, 200 days Independent Benkel (2021-)
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Trivia

Term of office

Heinz Dimmler served the longest with a term of 16 years. Kurt Stöger served the shortest time with a term of about 19 months.

Political parties

Age

Living former prime ministers of Besmenia