Members of the 4th German Reichstag (Weimar Republic)

The German parliament or Reichstag that was elected in the general election of May 1928 and sat until that of September 1930 was the fourth parliament of the Weimar Republic.

Social Democratic Party of Germany[]

In German the Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands, SPD.

(1863–1931)
Paul Bader
Siegfried Aufhäuser (1884–1969)
(1887–1957)
Maria Ansorge (1880–1955)
Lore Agnes (1876–1953)
(1870–1939)
entered Reichstag on 25 June 1929 for Krüger (Merseburg)
(1881–1933)
Hans Böckler (1875–1951)
Clara Bohm-Schuch (1879–1936)
Heinrich Becker (Herborn) (1877–1964)
(1882–1965)
Dr. Rudolf Breitscheid (1874–1944)
August Brey (1864–1937)
(1866–1949
Otto Braun (Düsseldorf) (1872–1955)
(1879–1964)
Arthur Crispien (1875–1946)
Dr. Eduard David (1863–1930)
, SPD, entered Reichstag on 17 January 1930 for Schlüter
(Thüringen) (1888-unknown)
Wilhelm Dittmann (1874–1954)
Friedrich Ebert (Potsdam) (1894–1979)
(1886–1933)
entered Reichstag on 25 August 1928 on the basis of a corrected result of the Reichstag election in constituency No. 1 (East Prussia)
(1868–1937)
(1890–1970)
Hermann Fleissner (1865–1939)
(Thüringen) (1877–1966)
entered Reichstag on 26 February 1929 for Abg. Saenger
Emil Girbig
(1881–1952)
(1873–1939)
(Zwickau) (1875–1959) entered Reichstag on 15 February 1930 for Abg. Dr. Levi
Otto Grotewohl (1894–1964)
Ernst Heilmann (Frankfurt) (1881–1940)
Hugo Heimann (Berlin) (1859–1951)
Kurt Heinig (1886–1956)
Alfred Henke
(1885–1973) left Reichstag on 12 May 1930
(1888–1961)
(Württemberg) (1864–1935)
Dr. Rudolf Hilferding (1877–1941)
Johannes Hoffmann (Kaiserslautern) (1867–1930)
(1887–1963)
(1873–1935)
(1874–1955)
Marie Juchacz (1879–1956)
(1888-??)
(1870–1968)
(1871–1954)
(Rostock)
(Merseburg) left Reichstag on 22 June 1929
(1876–1946)
Marie Kunert
Franz Künstler (1888–1942)
, SPD
Otto Landsberg (1869–1957)
Dr. Julius Leber (1891–1945)
Dr. Paul Levi (1883–1930) died on 9 February 1930
Richard Lipinski (1867–1936)
(1897–1962)
Paul Löbe (1875–1967)
Dr. Kurt Löwenstein (1895–1939)
Karl Mache
Ludwig Marum (1882–1934)
Stefan Meier (Baden)
(1898–1979) entered Reichstag on 28 August 1929 for Abg. Schulz (Königsberg)
Oscar Meyer (Berlin)
(1868–1942)
Hermann Müller (Franken) (1876–1931)
(1873–1962)
(1890–1959)
Antonie Pfülf (1877–1933)
(Pommern),
(1888-??)
(1883–1945)
Johanna Reitze (1878–1949)
Adam Remmele (Baden) (1877–1951)
Heinrich Richter (Hildesheim)
Max Richter (Schleswig-Holstein)
Dr. Kurt Rosenfeld (1877–1943)
(Württemberg) (1884–1953)
died on 18 February 1929
(Leipzig) (1883-??)
Philipp Scheidemann (1865–1939)
(Dresden)
Alexander Schlicke (1863–1940)
Wilhelm Schlüter died am 8 January 1930
Robert Schmidt (Berlin) (1864–1943)
(Cöpenick) (1875–1946)
(Meißen) (1871–1945)
Carl Schreck (Bielefeld) (1873–1956)
Adele Schreiber-Krieger
Louise Schroeder (Schleswig-Holstein) (1887–1957)
(Königsberg) died on 20 August 1929
(Westfalen)
(Frankfurt)
(Stettin)
Tony Sender (1888–1964)
Carl Severing (1875–1952)
Max Seydewitz (1892–1987)
(1882–1951)
(Thüringen) (1884–1958) entered Reichstag on 17 May 1930 for Abg. Hermann
(Franken)
(Schwaben)
Wilhelm Sollmann (1881–1951)
Heinrich Schulz (Bremen) (1872–1932)
(1874–1957)
Dr. Anna Stegmann
(1885–1953)
Johannes Stelling (1877–1933)
Heinrich Ströbel (1869–1944)
(1869–1945)
Fritz Tarnow (1880–1951)
(1875–1937)
Carl Ulrich (Hessen) (1853–1933)
(1890–1971)
Johann Vogel (1881–1945)
Otto Wels (1872–1939)
Georg Wendt
Rudolf Wissell (1869–1962)
Otto Witte
Mathilde Wurm (1874–1935)
(Lichtenberg) (1868–1932
(1880–1939)

German National People's Party[]

In German Deutschnationale Volkspartei, DNVP.

, DNVP, entered Reichstag 4 April 1930 for Abg. Schiele
Georg Bachmann, DNVP
Wilhelm Bazille (1874–1934), DNVP
, DNVP
(1866–1940), DNVP
(1869–1951), DNVP, left the party October 1929 and became an independent member
, DNVP
(Dresden), DNVP
, DNVP
, DNVP
, DNVP
, DNVP
, DNVP
Heinrich Gerns (1892–1963), DNVP
, DNVP
(Thüringen), DNVP
, DNVP
, DNVP
, DNVP
, DNVP
, DNVP
, DNVP
, DNVP
Oskar Hergt (1869–1967), DNVP
Dr. Alfred Hugenberg (1865–1951), DNVP
, DNVP
(1877–1945), DNVP
, DNVP, entered Reichstag 2 December 1929 for Abg. Wolf (Oppeln)
Wilhelm Koch (Düsseldorf), DNVP
(1883–1962), DNVP
, DNVP
(Württemberg), DNVP
Max Wallraf, DNVP
, DNVP
Kuno Graf von Westarp (1864–1945)
(Oppeln) resigned 30 November 1929
Johannes Wolf (Stettin)
(1881–1933), DNVP - party chairman from 12 December 1929
Dr. Reinhold Quaatz
(1874–1947), National Liberal Land Party, Guest of the DNVP
D. Hermann Strathmann
Martin Schiele (1870–1939), DNVP, resigned 31 March 1930
(Potsdam)
(Hannover) (1888–1971)
(Stettin)
(Liegnitz)
(Bromberg) (1860–1945)
(1875–1945)
(1865–1946)
(1879–1955)
Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck (1870–1964)
later independent

Later formed CNAG[]

These DNVP members later merged with CNBL to form the Christian National Labor Society (Christlich-Nationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft, CNAG).

(Berlin)
Dr. Otto Hoetzsch (1876–1946)
Gottfried Treviranus (1891–1971)
(1872–1943)
(1873–1932)
Walter von Keudell (1884–1973)
Dr. Paul Lejeune-Jung (1882–1944)
Hans Schlange (1886–1960)

Centre Party (Germany)[]

In German Zentrum.

Josef Andre left Reichstag on 31 October 1928
(Oppeln)
[de] (Arnsberg) (1875–1955)
Dr. Johannes Bell (1868–1949)
(Krefeld) (1857–1946)
Eugen Bolz (1881–1945)
Dr. Heinrich Brauns (Köln) (1868–1939)
Dr. Heinrich Brüning (1885–1970)
Dr. Friedrich Dessauer (1881–1963)
Carl Diez (1877–1969)
Franz Ehrhardt (1880–1956)
Joseph Ersing (1882–1956)
(Baden)
entered Reichstag on 8 March 1929 for Lammers
(1865–1938)
entered Reichstag on 7 November 1928 for Andre
Theodor von Guérard (1863–1943)
(Oppeln)
Dr. Andreas Hermes (1878–1964)
Carl Herold
(Ludwigshafen)
(1878–1945)
(1878–1965)
Dr. Ludwig Kaas (Trier) (1881–1952)
Dr. Heinrich Köhler (1878–1949)
left Reichstag on 1 March 1929
Wilhelm Marx (1863–1946)
Agnes Neuhaus (1854–1944)
Hugo Neumann
later independent
Adam Stegerwald (1874–1945)
D. Dr. Georg Schreiber (1882–1963)
resigned 11 April 1929
(Frankfurt) (1873–1957)
(Köln) entered Reichstag on 18 April 1929 for Sinn
(1875–1957)
Christine Teusch (1888–1968)
Helene Weber (1881–1962)
[de] (1888–1976)
(1858–1933)
(Liegnitz)
Dr. Joseph Wirth (1879–1956)
Dr. Heinrich Krone (1895–1989)

Communist Party of Germany[]

Martha Arendsee (1885–1953)
Dr. Eduard Alexander
Julius Adler (1894–1945)
(1886–1950)
(1898-vermutl. 1937)
(1901–1943)
Albert Buchmann (1894–1975)
Franz Dahlem (1892–1981)
Jakob Dautzenberg (1897–1979)
Philipp Dengel (1888–1948)
(Berlin) (1889- vermutl. 1937))
(1899–1951)
Arthur Ewert (Thüringen) (1890–1959)
Wilhelm Florin (1894–1944)
Paul Frölich (Leipzig) (1884–1953) until the end of 1928 ()
(1882–1957),
Hugo Gräf (Dresden) (1892–1958),
Friedrich Heckert (1884–1936)
(1889–1958)
(1880–1929) died on 18 August 1929
Edwin Hoernle (1883–1952)
(1888–1964)
(1887–1962)
Willy Leow (1887–1937)
(1895–1943)
(1893-?)
(Franken) (1889–1950)
(Hannover) (1883–1964)
Wilhelm Münzenberg (1889–1940)
(Berlin) (1890–1945)
Helene Overlach (1894-1983)
, KPD, entered Reichstag on 24 August 1929 for Höllein
(1895–1968)
Wilhelm Pieck (1876–1960)
(1896–1933
Siegfried Rädel (1893–1943)
Maria Reese (1889–1958), SPD, in November 1929 alternate of the KPD
Hermann Remmele (Berlin) (1880–1939)
(1870–1945), KPD
Heinrich Schmitt (Merseburg) (1895–1951)
Ernst Schneller (1890–1944)
(Baden) (1892–1948)
Walter Stoecker (1891–1931), KPD, floor leader from 1929
(1885–1945)
Ernst Thälmann (1886–1944)
(1891–1944)
Ernst Torgler (1893–1963), KPD - floor leader to 1929
Walter Ulbricht (Westfalen) (1893–1973)
(Westfalen) (1894–1964)
Clara Zetkin (1857–1933)
Hans Kippenberger (1898–1937)
Hans Kollwitz (1893–1948)
Wilhelm Koenen (1886–1963)

German People's Party[]

, BVP
Johann Becker (Hessen) (1869–1951)
Heinrich Beythien
Dr. Julius Curtius (1877–1948)
(Hamburg)
(1886–1942)
Christian Günther
Dr. Friedrich Pfeffer
left Reichstag on 31 March 1930
Otto Thiel
Werner Freiherr von Rheinbaben
, DVP, entered Reichstag on 3 October 1929 for Dr. Kulenkampff
(1870–1965)
, DVP, entered Reichstag on 12 October 1929 for Dr. Stresemann
(1878–1942)
(1886–1932)
Dr. Paul Moldenhauer
(1849–1932)
Siegfried von Kardorff
entered Reichstag on 2 April 1930 for Dr. Wunderlich
died on 29 September 1929
(1867–1945)
(1886–1948)
Dr. Gustav Stresemann (1878–1929) died 3 October 1929
Dr. Heinrich Schnee (1871–1949)
(Dresden)
(Düsseldorf)

German Democratic Party[]

Dr. Gertrud Bäumer (1873–1954)
entered Reichstag on 10 March 1930 for Dr. Hellpach
Dr. Bernhard Dernburg (1865–1937)
(Baden) (1879–1954)
(1878–1945)
Otto Fischbeck (1865–1939)
(Köln) (1873–1940
left Reichstag 4 May 1930
Dr. Emilie Kiep-Altenloh (1888–1985) entered Reichstag on 9 May 1930 for Herr Tantzen
Erich Koch-Weser (1875–1944)
Dr. Wilhelm Külz (1875–1948)
(Baden) died 2 August 1930
Dr. Willy Hellpach, (1877–1955) left Reichstag 6 March 1930
Dr. Hermann Hummel (1876–1952)
Ernst Lemmer (1898–1970)
Marie Elisabeth Lüders (1878–1966)
(Steglitz)
(Berlin)

Reich Party of the German Middle Class[]

In German the Reichspartei des deutschen Mittelstandes. Later renamed the Economic Party, Wirtschaftspartei in German.

(Dresden)
Dr. Dr. Johann Viktor Bredt (1879–1940)
Hermann Drewitz
Carl Freybe
died on 10 July 1929
Gotthard Sachsenberg
(Westfalen) appointed to Reichstag on 22 July 1929 for Herr Lünenschloß

Bavarian People's Party[]

Alois Albert
(Niederbayern)
Erich Emminger (1880–1951)
Hans Rauch (München)
(Nürnberg)
Dr. Michael Horlacher (München) (1888–1957)
(Oberbayern)
Franz Schmitt (Franken)

National Socialist German Workers' Party[]

Walter Buch (1883–1949)
Wilhelm Dreher
Franz Ritter von Epp (1868–1946)
Gottfried Feder (Sachsen) (1883–1941)
Dr. Wilhelm Frick (1877–1946)
Dr. Joseph Goebbels (1897–1945)
Hermann Göring (1893–1946)
Ernst Graf zu Reventlow
Franz Stöhr (1879–1938)
Gregor Straßer (1892–1934)
Josef Wagner (1899–1945)
Werner Willikens (Hannover)

Christian National Farmers and Countryfolk Party[]

In German the Christlich-Nationale Bauern- und Landvolkpartei, CNDL. This party later merged with dissident DNVP members to form the Christian National Labor Society (Christlich-Nationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft, CNAG)

Franz Bauer (Sachsen)
(Hessen)
, (1889–1970)

German Farmers Party[]

(Niederbayern)
(1863–1945)
(München) (1881–1954)
(Schlesien)

German-Hanoverian Party[]

(1866–1959)
(Hannover)

Reich Party for Civil Rights and Deflation[]

In German the Reichspartei für Volksrecht und Aufwertung

(Zwickau) came in for Dr. Lobe 3 January 1930
left Reichstag 31 December 1929