Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport

Summary

Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport is an interior ministry^[1].

Key Facts

• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport is in the country of Germany^[2].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's instance of is recorded as interior ministry^[3].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's instance of is recorded as sport ministry^[4].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's instance of is recorded as construction ministry^[5].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's instance of is recorded as German state agency^[6].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's headquarters location is recorded as Saarbrücken^[7].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's GND ID is recorded as 1139648934^[8].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's Commons category is recorded as Franz-Josef-Röder-Straße 21/23 (Saarbrücken)^[9].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Johannes Hoffmann^[10].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Edgar Hector^[11].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Edgar Hector^[12].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Edgar Hector^[13].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Paul Schütz^[14].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Fritz Schuster^[15].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Julius von Lautz^[16].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Kurt Conrad^[17].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Kurt Conrad^[18].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Ludwig Schnur^[19].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Ludwig Schnur^[20].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Ludwig Schnur^[21].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Alfred Wilhelm^[22].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Alfred Wilhelm^[23].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Alfred Wilhelm^[24].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Rainer Wicklmayr^[25].
• Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's chairperson is recorded as Werner Scherer^[26].

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Identity

Official names include Ministerium für Inneres und Sport^[27], Ministère de l'Intérieur et des Sports^[28], Ministerium für Inneres, Bauen und Sport^[29], and Ministry of Interior and Sports^[30]. Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's short name is recorded as MIBS^[31].

Leadership

Chairpersons include Johannes Hoffmann^[10], a politician^[32], 1890–1967^[33], of Germany^[34]; Edgar Hector^[11], a politician^[35], 1911–1989^[36], of Germany^[37]; Paul Schütz^[14], a politician^[38], 1910–1990^[39], of Germany^[40], awarded the Great Cross with Star and Sash of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany^[41]; Fritz Schuster^[15], a judge^[42], 1916–1988^[43], of Germany^[44]; Julius von Lautz^[16], a judge^[45], 1903–1980^[46], of Germany^[47], awarded the Saarland Order of Merit^[48]; and Kurt Conrad^[17], a politician^[49], 1911–1982^[50], of Germany^[51], awarded the Saarland Order of Merit^[52].

Operations

Ministry of the Interior, Construction, and Sport's headquarters location is recorded as Saarbrücken^[7].