Committee on Foreign Affairs

Summary

Committee on Foreign Affairs is a Bundestag committee^[1].

Key Facts

• Committee on Foreign Affairs is in the country of Germany^[2].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's instance of is recorded as Bundestag committee^[3].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's child organization or unit is recorded as Q123415872^[4].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's child organization or unit is recorded as Q130655764^[5].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's child organization or unit is recorded as Q130690000^[6].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Norbert Röttgen^[7].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Ruprecht Polenz^[8].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Carlo Schmid^[9].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Eugen Gerstenmaier^[10].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Kurt Georg Kiesinger^[11].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Hans Furler^[12].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Hermann Kopf^[13].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Gerhard Schröder^[14].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Rainer Barzel^[15].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Werner Marx^[16].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Hans Stercken^[17].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Karl-Heinz Hornhues^[18].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Hans-Ulrich Klose^[19].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's chairperson is recorded as Volker Rühe^[20].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's has part is recorded as Q123415872^[21].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's has part is recorded as Q130655764^[22].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's has part is recorded as Q130690000^[23].
• Committee on Foreign Affairs's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/12340ll6^[24].

Body

Leadership

Chairpersons include Norbert Röttgen^[7], a politician^[25], b. 1965^[26], of Germany^[27]; Ruprecht Polenz^[8], a politician^[28], b. 1946^[29], of Germany^[30], awarded the Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany^[31]; Carlo Schmid^[9], a judge^[32], 1896–1979^[33], of Germany^[34], awarded the Order of Merit of Baden-Württemberg^[35]; Eugen Gerstenmaier^[10], a politician^[36], 1906–1986^[37], of Germany^[38], awarded the Order of Merit of Baden-Württemberg^[39], specialised in politics^[40]; Kurt Georg Kiesinger^[11], a politician^[41], 1904–1988^[42], of Germany^[43], awarded the Grand Cross 1st class of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany^[44], specialised in politics^[45]; and Hans Furler^[12], a politician^[46], 1904–1975^[47], of Germany^[48], awarded the Grand Cross 1st class of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany^[49], specialised in international law^[50].

Operations

Subsidiaries include Q123415872^[4], a Q50675242^[51], in Germany^[52]; Q130655764^[5], a Q50675242^[53], in Germany^[54]; and Q130690000^[6], a Q50675242^[55], in Germany^[56].