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==Civil War Period (2000–2002)==
 
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<!--German executive power for the major part of West Germany was first reorganised in the so-called [[Bizone]] (American and British occupation zones) in 1947. As of 1948, there was an "Administrative Council" composed of "Directors" for several departments and chaired by an ''Oberdirektor''.
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During the [[Second Tarperti Civil War]], Tarper was split into two countries which both had presidential systems. The Northern Alliance was ruled by socialists and the National Confederation was ruled by fascists. The two nations were united after the end of the civil war.
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===[[National Confederation]] (2000-2002)===
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===''Oberdirektor'' of the Administrative Council of the Bizone===
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*[[Hermann Pünder]] (10 March 1948<ref>Akten zur Vorgeschichte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Band 4, Oldenbourg-Verlag</ref> until 20 September 1949<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.verfassungen.de/de/de45-49/bizone-uebergangsbestimmungen49.htm|title=Gesetz Nr. 25/Verordnung Nr. 201 der Militärregierung (German)|accessdate=4 October 2016}}</ref> - [[Christian Democratic Union (Germany)|CDU]])
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{{legend2|#964B00|[[National Party of Tarper]]|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}}
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|'''Mans Hinder'''<br />{{small|(1943–2002)}}
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|17 November 2000
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|21 June 2002
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|{{age in years and days|2000|11|17|2002|6|21}}
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|[[National Party of Tarper]]
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===[[Northern Alliance]] (2001-2002)===
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'''Political Party:'''
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{{legend2|#3399ff|[[Socialist Unity Party (Tarper)|New Millennium Party]]|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}}
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|'''Tony Castilla'''<br />{{small|(1955–)}}
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|12 September 2001
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|10 September 2002
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|{{age in years and days|2001|9|12|2002|6|10}}
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|[[Socialist Unity Party (Tarper)|New Millennium Party]]
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==[[Tarper|Federal Chancellery of Tarper]] (2002–present)==
 
==[[Tarper|Federal Chancellery of Tarper]] (2002–present)==
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<!--In 1949, three separate German states were established: the [[West Germany|Federal Republic of Germany]] (known as West Germany), the [[Saar Protectorate]], a protectorate of [[France]] which joined West Germany in 1956, and the [[East Germany|German Democratic Republic]] (known as East Germany). The list below gives the Chancellors of West Germany; the [[Government of the German Democratic Republic|government]] of East Germany was headed by the [[Government of the German Democratic Republic#Chairmen of the Council of Ministers|Chairman of the Council of Ministers]]. In 1990, East Germany was dissolved (see [[German reunification]]) and merged with West Germany, which retained the name of the Federal Republic of Germany.
 
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{{legend2|{{CDU/CSU/meta/color}}|[[Christian Democratic Union (Germany)|CDU]]|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}}
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{{legend2|#702963|[[Socialist Unity Party (Tarper)|Socialist Unity Party]]|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}}
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{{legend2|{{Social Democratic Party of Germany/meta/color}}|[[Social Democratic Party of Germany|SPD]]|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}}
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{{legend2|#FFA800|[[Labour Party (Tarper)|Labour Party]]|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}}
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{{legend2|{{Free Democratic Party (Germany)/meta/color}}|[[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]]|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}}
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!width=10% rowspan=2 colspan=2 |President of Federal Republic of Germany<br />{{small|(Term of Office)}}   
 
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|rowspan=6 | '''[[Konrad Adenauer]]'''<br />{{small|(1876–1967)}}
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|rowspan=2 | '''Tony Castilla'''<br />{{small|(1955-)}}
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|15 September 1949
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|10 September 2002
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|20 October 1953
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|18 September 2005
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|rowspan=5 | {{age in years and days|1949|9|15|1963|10|16}}
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|rowspan=2 | {{age in years and days|2002|9|10|2009|9|27}}
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|rowspan=5 | [[Christian Democratic Union (Germany)|Christian Democratic Union]]<br />(CDU)
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|rowspan=2 | [[Socialist Unity Party (Tarper)|Socialist Unity Party]]<br />(SU)
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|{{small|[[First Adenauer cabinet|Adenauer I]]}}
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|{{small|Castilla I}}
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|{{small|[[CDU/CSU]] – [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]] – [[German Party (1947)|DP]]}}
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|{{small|[[Socialist Unity Party (Tarper)|SU]]}}
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|bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[First German Bundestag|{{colour|white|''1''}}]] {{small|[[West German federal election, 1949|{{colour|white|(1949)}}]]}}
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!rowspan=2 |William Herzog <!--[[File:|60px|center]]--><br />{{small|(10 September 2002–23 May 2009)}}
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!rowspan=3 |[[Theodor Heuss]] [[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 146-1983-098-20a, Heuss.jpg|60px|center]]<br />{{small|(12 September 1949–12 September 1959)}}
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|20 October 1953
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|19 September 2005
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|29 October 1957
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|27 September 2009
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|{{small|[[Second Adenauer cabinet|Adenauer II]]}}
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|{{small|Castilla II}}
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|{{small|[[CDU/CSU]] – [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]]/[[Free People's Party (Germany)|FVP]]{{ref label|3|3|3}}<br>– [[German Party (1947)|DP]] – [[All-German Bloc/League of Expellees and Deprived of Rights|GB/BHE]]{{ref label|3|3|3}}}}
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|{{small|[[Socialist Unity Party (Tarper)|SU]] – [[Green Party of Tarper|GPT]] – [[Social Democratic Party of Tarper|SDPT]]}}
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|bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[Second German Bundestag|{{colour|white|''2''}}]] {{small|[[West German federal election, 1953|{{colour|white|(1953)}}]]}}
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|29 October 1957
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|style="background:#FFA800; color:white"| '''2'''
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|14 November 1961
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|{{small|[[Third Adenauer cabinet|Adenauer III]]}}
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| '''David Anderson'''<br />{{small|(1947-)}}
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|{{small|[[CDU/CSU]] – [[German Party (1947)|DP]]{{ref label|4|4|4}}}}
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|28 September 2009
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|bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1957|{{colour|white|''3'' {{small|(1957)}}}}]]
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|22 September 2013
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| {{age in years and days|2009|9|28|2013|9|22}}
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| [[Labour Party (Tarper)|Labour Party]]<br />(LP)
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|{{small|Anderson I}}
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|{{small|[[Labour Party (Tarper)|LP]] – [[Communist Party of Tarper|CPT]] - [[Green Party of Tarper|GPT]]}}
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|'''Jacqueline Fulton <!--[[File:|60px|center]]--><br />{{small|(23 May 2009–12 March 2012)}}'''
 
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|14 November 1961
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|13 December 1962
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|{{small|[[Fourth Adenauer cabinet|Adenauer IV]]}}
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|rowspan=2 | '''Maximilian Herzog'''<br />{{small|(1989-)}}
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|rowspan=2 |{{small|[[CDU/CSU]] – [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]]}}
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|23 September 2013
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|rowspan=2 bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1961|{{colour|white|''4'' {{small|(1961)}}}}]]
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|24 September 2017
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|rowspan=2 | {{age in years and days|2013|9|23}}
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!rowspan=8 |[[Heinrich Lübke]] [[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 146-1994-034-22A, Heinrich Lübke.jpg|60px|center]]<br />{{small|(13 September 1959–30 June 1969)}}
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|rowspan=2 | [[Socialist Unity Party (Tarper)|Socialist Unity Party]]<br />(SU)
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|{{small|Herzog I}}
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|{{small|[[Socialist Unity Party (Tarper)|SU]] - [[Labour Party (Tarper)|LP]]}}
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!rowspan=2 |Frederick Tapia <!--[[File:|60px|center]]--><br />{{small|(18 March 2012–)}}
 
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|14 December 1962
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|25 September 2017
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|11 October 1963
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|{{small|[[Fifth Adenauer cabinet|Adenauer V]]}}
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| colspan=7 | One of the "founding fathers" of the [[Germany|Federal Republic of Germany]], Adenauer pursued conservative and pro-[[Western world|western]] policies.
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|rowspan=3 | [[File:Ludwig Erhard 916-1330.jpg|80px]]
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|rowspan=3 | '''[[Ludwig Erhard]]'''<br />{{small|(1897–1977)}}
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|17 October 1963
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|26 October 1965
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|rowspan=2 | {{age in years and days|1963|10|16|1966|12|1}}
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|rowspan=2 | {{small|No party membership;<ref>http://www.stern.de/politik/deutschland/cdu-altkanzler-ludwig-erhard-war-nie-cdu-mitglied-587764.html</ref><br />affiliated with}}<br />[[Christian Democratic Union (Germany)|Christian Democratic Union]]<br />(CDU)
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|{{small|[[First Erhard cabinet|Erhard I]]}}
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|rowspan=2 |{{small|[[CDU/CSU]] – [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]]{{ref label|5|5|5}}}}
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|rowspan=1 bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1961|{{colour|white|''4'' {{small|( ···· )}}}}]]
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|26 October 1965
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|30 November 1966
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|{{small|[[Second Erhard cabinet|Erhard II]]}}
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|rowspan=1 bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1965|{{colour|white|''5'' {{small|(1965)}}}}]]
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| colspan=7 | As [[Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (Germany)|Minister of the Economy]], Erhard oversaw the [[Wirtschaftswunder|economic miracle]], before his three-year term as Chancellor.
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|rowspan=2 | [[File:Kurt Georg Kiesinger (Nürburgring, 1969).jpg|80px]]
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|rowspan=2 | '''[[Kurt Georg Kiesinger]]'''<br />{{small|(1904–1988)}}
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|1 December 1966
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|21 October 1969
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|{{age in years and days|1966|12|1|1969|10|21}}
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|[[Christian Democratic Union (Germany)|Christian Democratic Union]]<br />(CDU)
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|{{small|[[Kiesinger cabinet|Kiesinger]]}}
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|{{small|[[CDU/CSU]] – [[Social Democratic Party of Germany|SPD]]<br />''([[Grand coalition (Germany)|Grand coalition]])''}}
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|rowspan=1 bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1965|{{colour|white|''5'' {{small|( ···· )}}}}]]
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| colspan=7 | Kiesinger led the Federal Republic's first [[Grand coalition (Germany)|Grand coalition]].
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|rowspan=3 | [[File:Bundesarchiv B 145 Bild-F057884-0009, Willy Brandt.jpg|80px]]
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|rowspan=3 | '''[[Willy Brandt]]'''<br />{{small|(1913–1992)}}
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|22 October 1969
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|15 December 1972
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|rowspan=2 | {{age in years and days|1969|10|21|1974|5|7}}
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|rowspan=2 | [[Social Democratic Party of Germany]]<br />(SPD)
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|{{small|[[First Brandt cabinet|Brandt I]]}}
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|rowspan=2 |{{small|[[Social Democratic Party of Germany|SPD]] – [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]]}}
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| bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1969|{{colour|white|''6'' {{small|(1969)}}}}]]
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!rowspan=5 |[[Gustav Heinemann]] [[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 146-2007-0037, Gustav Heinemann.jpg|60px|center]]<br />{{small|(1 July 1969–30 June 1974)}}
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|15 December 1972
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|7 May 1974
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|{{small|[[Second Brandt cabinet|Brandt II]]}}
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|rowspan=1 bgcolor={{Social Democratic Party of Germany/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1972|{{colour|white|''7'' {{small|(1972)}}}}]]
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| colspan=7 | The first SPD Chancellor since 1930, Brandt led a [[Social-liberal coalition]]. He pursued a policy of ''[[Ostpolitik]]''.
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!rowspan=2 style="background:{{Free Democratic Party (Germany)/meta/color}};"| —
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|rowspan=2 | [[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 146-1989-047-20, Walter Scheel.jpg|80px]]
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|rowspan=2 | [[Walter Scheel]]<br />{{small|(1919–2016)}}<br />{{small|''Acting Chancellor''}}
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|7 May 1974
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|16 May 1974
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|{{age in years and days|1974|5|7|1974|5|16}}
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|[[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|Free Democratic Party]]<br />(FDP)
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|{{small|[[Second Brandt cabinet|(''acting'')]]}}
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|{{small|[[Social Democratic Party of Germany|SPD]] – [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]]}}
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|rowspan=1 bgcolor={{Social Democratic Party of Germany/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1972|{{colour|white|''7'' {{small|( ···· )}}}}]]
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| colspan=7 | As [[Vice-Chancellor of Germany|Vice Chancellor]] under Brandt, Scheel served as acting Chancellor following Brandt's resignation.
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!rowspan=4 style="background:{{Social Democratic Party of Germany/meta/color}}; color:white"| 5
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|rowspan=4 | [[File:Bundesarchiv Bild Helmut Schmidt 1975 cropped.jpg|80px]]
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|rowspan=4 | '''[[Helmut Schmidt]]'''<br />{{small|(1918–2015)}}
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|16 May 1974
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|14 December 1976
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|rowspan=3 | {{age in years and days|1974|5|16|1982|10|1}}
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|rowspan=3 | [[Social Democratic Party of Germany]]<br />(SPD)
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|{{small|[[First Schmidt cabinet|Schmidt I]]}}
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|rowspan=3 |{{small|[[Social Democratic Party of Germany|SPD]] – [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]]{{ref label|6|6|6}}}}
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|rowspan=1 bgcolor={{Social Democratic Party of Germany/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1972|{{colour|white|''7'' {{small|( ···· )}}}}]]
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|rowspan=2 style="background:{{Free Democratic Party (Germany)/meta/color}}|
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!rowspan=2 |[[Walter Scheel]] [[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 146-1989-047-20, Walter Scheel.jpg|60px|center]]<br />{{small|(1 July 1974–30 June 1979)}}
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|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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|16 December 1976
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|4 November 1980
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|{{small|[[Second Schmidt cabinet|Schmidt II]]}}
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|bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1976|{{colour|white|''8'' {{small|(1976)}}}}]]
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|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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|6 November 1980
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|1 October 1982
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|{{small|[[Third Schmidt cabinet|Schmidt III]]}}
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|rowspan=1 bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1980|{{colour|white|''9'' {{small|(1980)}}}}]]
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|rowspan=3 style="background:{{Christian Democratic Union (Germany)/meta/color}}|
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!rowspan=3 |[[Karl Carstens]] [[File:Bundesarchiv B 145 Bild-F040153-0032, Bonn, Pressekonferenz CDU-Vorstand, Carstens.jpg|60px|center]]<br />{{small|(1 July 1979–30 June 1984)}}
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| colspan=7 | Schmidt succeeded Brandt at the head of the [[Social-liberal coalition]], until the [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]] stood down. He is prominent for his handling of the [[Red Army Faction|RAF]] terrorism.
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!rowspan=6 style="background:{{CDU/CSU/meta/color}}; color:white"| 6
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|rowspan=6 | [[File:KAS-Kohl, Helmut-Bild-14701-1.jpg|80px]]
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|rowspan=6 | '''[[Helmut Kohl]]'''<br />{{small|(1930–2017)}}
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|1 October 1982
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|29 March 1983
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|rowspan=5 | {{age in years and days|1982|10|1|1998|10|27}}
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|rowspan=5 | [[Christian Democratic Union (Germany)|Christian Democratic Union]]<br />(CDU)
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|{{small|[[First Kohl cabinet|Kohl I]]}}
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|rowspan=2 |{{small|[[CDU/CSU]] – [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]]}}
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|rowspan=1 bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1980|{{colour|white|''9'' {{small|( ···· )}}}}]]
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|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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|30 March 1983
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|11 March 1987
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|{{small|[[Second Kohl cabinet|Kohl II]]}}
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|bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1983|{{colour|white|''10'' {{small|(1983)}}}}]]
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!rowspan=3 |[[Richard von Weizsäcker]] [[File:Richard von Weizsäcker.jpg|60px|center]]<br />{{small|(1 July 1984–30 June 1994)}}
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|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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|12 March 1987
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|18 January 1991
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|{{small|[[Third Kohl cabinet|Kohl III]]}}
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|{{small|[[CDU/CSU]] – [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]] – [[German Social Union (East Germany)|DSU]]{{ref label|7|7|7}}}}
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|bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[West German federal election, 1987|{{colour|white|''11'' {{small|(1987)}}}}]]
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|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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|18 January 1991
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|17 November 1994
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|{{small|[[Fourth Kohl cabinet|Kohl IV]]}}
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|rowspan=2 |{{small|[[CDU/CSU]] – [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]]}}
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|bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[German federal election, 1990|{{colour|white|''12'' {{small|(1990)}}}}]]
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|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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|17 November 1994
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|27 October 1998
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|{{small|[[Fifth Kohl cabinet|Kohl V]]}}
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|bgcolor={{CDU/CSU/meta/color}} | [[German federal election, 1994|{{colour|white|''13'' {{small|(1994)}}}}]]
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|rowspan=2 style="background:{{Christian Democratic Union (Germany)/meta/color}}|
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!rowspan=2 |[[Roman Herzog]] [[File:Roman Herzog 2012.JPG|60px|center]]<br />{{small|(1 July 1994–30 June 1999)}}
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| colspan=7 | Kohl held office for the longest period since [[Otto von Bismarck|Bismarck]]; he oversaw [[German reunification]] in 1990.
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!rowspan=3 style="background:{{Social Democratic Party of Germany/meta/color}}; color:white"| 7
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|rowspan=3 | [[File:Gerhard Schröder (cropped).jpg|80px]]
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|rowspan=3 | '''[[Gerhard Schröder]]'''<br />{{small|(1944–)}}
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|27 October 1998
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|22 October 2002
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|rowspan=2 | {{age in years and days|1998|10|27|2005|11|22}}
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|rowspan=2 | [[Social Democratic Party of Germany]]<br />(SPD)
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|{{small|[[First Schröder cabinet|Schröder I]]}}
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|rowspan=2 |{{small|[[Social Democratic Party of Germany|SPD]] – [[Alliance '90/The Greens|Green]]}}
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|bgcolor={{Social Democratic Party of Germany/meta/color}} | [[German federal election, 1998|{{colour|white|''14'' {{small|(1998)}}}}]]
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|rowspan=3 style="background:{{Social Democratic Party of Germany/meta/color}}|
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!rowspan=3 |[[Johannes Rau]] [[File:Johannes rau 2004-05-16 berlin-RZ.jpg|60px|center]]<br />{{small|(1 July 1999–30 June 2004)}}
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|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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|22 October 2002
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|22 November 2005
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|{{small|[[Second Schröder cabinet|Schröder II]]}}
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|bgcolor={{Social Democratic Party of Germany/meta/color}} | [[German federal election, 2002|{{colour|white|''15'' {{small|(2002)}}}}]]
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|-
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| colspan=7 | Schröder marked the arrival to power of the "[[Protests of 1968|generation of '68]]"; he headed a [[Red-green alliance]].
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|- style="background:#EEEEEE"
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!rowspan=4 style="background:{{CDU/CSU/meta/color}}; color:white"| 8
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==See also==
 
==See also==
 
* [[List of Tarperti monarchs]]
 
* [[List of Tarperti monarchs]]

Revision as of 23:09, 28 February 2018

This page is a work in progress by its author(s) and should not be considered final.

The Chancellor of Tarper is the political leader of Tarper and the head of the Federal Government. The office holder is responsible for selecting all other members of the government and chairing Cabinet meetings.

The office was created in the Tarperti-Sangheli État in 1848, when Alexis Coupe became the first Chancellor. With the Unification of Tarper and establishment of the United Kingdoms of Tarper in 1901, the Confederation evolved into a nation-state and the office became known as the Chancellor of Tarper.

Originally, the Chancellor was only responsible to the King. This changed with the constitutional reform in 1903, when the Parliament was given the right to dismiss the Chancellor. Under the 1912 Communist Government the Chancellors were to be appointed by the Communist party, but were responsible to Parliament. The constitution was set aside during the 1991–2000 dictatorship. The Articles of Federalization made the Chancellor the most important office in the country, naming the entire country after the office, while diminishing the role of the President.

Since 2013, the office has been held by Maximilian Herzog, the current Leader of the Socialist Unity Party.

Tarperti-Sangheli État (1848-1890)

Political Party:   Party of the Grand Revolution   Progress Party   New Imperial Era Party

Portrait Name
(Birth–Death) 		Term of Office Political Party
Took Office Left Office Duration
[[File:|80px]] Alexis Coupe
(1800–1874) 		18 May 1848 21 May 1860 12 years, 3 days Party of the Grand Revolution
[[File:|80px]] Nicolau Villaverde
(1809–1891) 		22 May 1860 19 May 1870 9 years, 362 days Progress Party
[[File:|80px]] Michael Herzog
(1828–1900) 		20 May 1870 19 May 1880 9 years, 365 days Party of the Grand Revolution
[[File:|80px]] Count
Jean-Baptiste Dupond
(1837–1908) 		20 May 1880 9 September 1890 10 years, 112 days New Imperial Era Party

United Kingdoms of Tarper (1901–1914)

Political Party:   Faction Albiceleste

Portrait Name
(Birth–Death) 		Term of Office Political Party King of Tarper
(Reign)
Took Office Left Office Duration
[[File:|80px]] Earl
Charles Jarret Karl
(1848–1930) 		21 March 1901 19 May 1914 13 years, 59 days Faction Albiceleste Manuel I,
King of Tarper
(1 March 1901-15 January 1905)
Carlos I,
King of Tarper
(16 January 1905-13 December 1911)
Carlos II, the Young,
King of Tarper
(14 December 1911-19 May 1914)

Confederation of Tarperti Communist Republics (1912–1991)

Political Party:   Communist Party of Tarper   National Party of Tarper

Portrait Name
(Birth–Death) 		Term of Office Political Party President of the Confederation
(Term)
Took Office Left Office Duration
[[File:|80px]] Ernesto Rivero
(1870–1920) 		7 November 1912 21 January 1920 7 years, 75 days Communist Party of Tarper Yakov Menendez
(7 November 1912-21 January 1920)
[[File:|80px]] Yakov Menendez
(1881–1938) 		22 January 1920 1 May 1930 10 years, 99 days Communist Party of Tarper Dobroslaw Burke
(22 January 1920-1 May 1930)
[[File:|80px]] Ludovic Leone
(1890–1986) 		2 May 1930 1 May 1940 9 years, 365 days Communist Party of Tarper Rosario Lewin
(2 May 1930-1 May 1940)
[[File:|80px]] Zoe Herzog (née Tapia)
(1920–2017) 		2 May 1940 1 May 1950 9 years, 364 days Communist Party of Tarper Miguel Fernandez
(2 May 1940-1 May 1950)
[[File:|80px]] Alois Benini
(1906–1982) 		2 May 1950 1 May 1960 9 years, 365 days Communist Party of Tarper Tom Starpin
(2 May 1950-1 May 1960)
[[File:|80px]] Supreme
Tom Starpin
(1900–1991) 		2 May 1960 23 August 1991 31 years, 113 days Communist Party of Tarper Zoe Herzog
(2 May 1960-23 August 1991)
[[File:|80px]] Mans Hinder
(1943-2002) 		1 September 1991 25 December 1991 0 years, 115 days National Party of Tarper Charles Andrysiak
(1 September 1991-25 December 1991)

Republic of Tarper (1991–2000)

Political Party:   National Party of Tarper

Portrait Name
(Birth–Death) 		Term of Office Political Party
Took Office Left Office Duration
[[File:|80px]] Mans Hinder
(1943–2002) 		26 December 1991 17 November 2000 8 years, 327 days National Party of Tarper

Civil War Period (2000–2002)

During the Second Tarperti Civil War, Tarper was split into two countries which both had presidential systems. The Northern Alliance was ruled by socialists and the National Confederation was ruled by fascists. The two nations were united after the end of the civil war.

National Confederation (2000-2002)

Political Party:   National Party of Tarper

Portrait Name
(Birth–Death) 		Term of Office Political Party
Took Office Left Office Duration
[[File:|80px]] Mans Hinder
(1943–2002) 		17 November 2000 21 June 2002 1 year, 216 days National Party of Tarper

Northern Alliance (2001-2002)

Political Party:   New Millennium Party

Portrait Name
(Birth–Death) 		Term of Office Political Party
Took Office Left Office Duration
[[File:|80px]] Tony Castilla
(1955–) 		12 September 2001 10 September 2002 0 years, 271 days New Millennium Party

Federal Chancellery of Tarper (2002–present)

Political Party:   Socialist Unity Party   Labour Party

№ Portrait Name
(Birth–Death) 		Term of Office Political Party Cabinet President of Federal Republic of Germany
(Term of Office)
Took Office Left Office Duration
1 [[File:|80px]] Tony Castilla
(1955-) 		10 September 2002 18 September 2005 7 years, 17 days Socialist Unity Party
(SU) 		Castilla I SU William Herzog
(10 September 2002–23 May 2009)
19 September 2005 27 September 2009 Castilla II SU – GPT – SDPT
2 [[File:|80px]] David Anderson
(1947-) 		28 September 2009 22 September 2013 3 years, 359 days Labour Party
(LP) 		Anderson I LP – CPT - GPT Jacqueline Fulton
(23 May 2009–12 March 2012)
3 [[File:|80px]] Maximilian Herzog
(1989-) 		23 September 2013 24 September 2017 10 years, 229 days Socialist Unity Party
(SU) 		Herzog I SU - LP Frederick Tapia
(18 March 2012–)
25 September 2017 Incumbent Herzog II SU – LP – SDPT

See also

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