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*[[File:VereinigteLiberale.png]] [[Social Liberalism|Vereinigte Liberale]] (United Liberals) [1907-1918]
*[[File:VereinigteLiberale.png]] [[Social Liberalism|Vereinigte Liberale]] (United Liberals) [1907-1918]
*[[File:National-Social Association.png]] [[Liberal Socialism|Nationalsozialer Verein]] (National-Social Association) [1898-1904]<ref>Dates of the establishment and dissolution of the Hamburg chapter.</ref>
*[[File:National-Social Association.png]] [[Liberal Socialism|Nationalsozialer Verein]] (National-Social Association) [1898-1904]<ref>Dates of the establishment and dissolution of the Hamburg chapter.</ref>
*[[File:GerSPD.png]] [[Classical Social Democracy|Sozialdemokratische Partei]] (Social Democratic Party) [1875-]<ref>Establishment date unclear, first participated in an election in 1901.</ref>
*[[File:GerSPD.png]] [[Classical Social Democracy|Sozialdemokratische Partei]] (Social Democratic Party) [1875-]<ref>Establishment date in Hamburg unclear, first participated in an election in 1901.</ref>


====Minor parties====
====Minor parties====
*[[File:Nalib.png]] [[National Liberalism|Hamburgisch Konservativen Vereinigung]] (Hamburger Conservative Alliance) [1912-1913]<ref>The Hamburger Conservative Alliance was said to mainly "cater towards National Liberals" and is described as "the furthest right-wing organization in Hamburg at the time". It has also been described as "National Conservative", "Big-City Conservative", and "New Conservative".</ref>
*[[File:Nalib.png]] [[National Liberalism|Hamburgisch Konservativen Vereinigung]] (Hamburger Conservative Alliance) [1912-1913]<ref>The Hamburger Conservative Alliance was said to mainly "cater towards National Liberals" and is described as "the furthest right-wing organization in Hamburg at the time". It has also been described as "National Conservative", "Big-City Conservative", and "New Conservative".</ref>
*[[File:Merc.png]] [[Mercantilism|Frucht- und Gemüsehändler]] (Fruit- and Vegetable-traders) [1906-1913]
*[[File:Merc.png]] [[Mercantilism|Frucht- und Gemüsehändler]] (Fruit- and Vegetable-traders) [1906-1913]
== List of People ==
===First Mayor===
*[[File:Kirchenpauer.png]] [[Mercantilism|Gustav Heinrich Kirchenpauer]] (1971-1972)
*[[File:FHaller.png]] [[Kritarchy|Nicolaus Ferdinand Haller]] (1870)
*[[File:Kirchenpauer.png]] [[Mercantilism|Gustav Heinrich Kirchenpauer]] (1969)
*[[File:Sieveking.png]] [[National Liberalism|Friedrich Sieveking]] (1868)
*[[File:FHaller.png]] [[Kritarchy|Nicolaus Ferdinand Haller]] (1866-1867)
*[[File:Sieveking.png]] [[National Liberalism|Friedrich Sieveking]] (1865)
*[[File:FHaller.png]] [[Kritarchy|Nicolaus Ferdinand Haller]] (1863-1864)
*[[File:Sieveking.png]] [[National Liberalism|Friedrich Sieveking]] (1861-1862)
*vacant (1850-1861)
===President of the Parliament===
*[[File:HBaumeister.png]] [[Reformism|Hermann Baumeister]] (1869–1877)
*[[File:Hoffmann.png]] [[Reformism|Johann A. T. Hoffmann]] (1869)
*[[File:HBaumeister.png]] [[Reformism|Hermann Baumeister]] (1868–1869)
*[[File:Kunhardt.png]] [[Kritarchy|Georg Ferdinand Kunhardt]] (1865–1867)
*[[File:HBaumeister.png]] [[Reformism|Hermann Baumeister]] (1863–1865)
*[[File:Wolffson.png]] [[Reformism|Isaac Wolffson]] (1861–1863, [[File:Fraktion der Rechten.png]] R)
*[[File:Versmann.png]] [[National Liberalism|Johannes Versmann]] (1859–1861)


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
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Latest revision as of 20:57, 11 November 2023

Factions and Parties

After annexation (1871)

Minor parties

List of People

First Mayor

President of the Parliament

Notes

  1. Interests of the new industrial owner class
  2. Small buisness, handymans', craftmans' and family-owned interests
  3. Merchants', aristocratic, and wealthy interests
  4. The Faction of the Right officially adopted National Liberalism in 1918.
  5. Dates of the establishment and dissolution of the Hamburg chapter.
  6. Establishment date in Hamburg unclear, first participated in an election in 1901.
  7. The Hamburger Conservative Alliance was said to mainly "cater towards National Liberals" and is described as "the furthest right-wing organization in Hamburg at the time". It has also been described as "National Conservative", "Big-City Conservative", and "New Conservative".