Factions and Parties
Fraktion des Linken Zentrums (Faction of the Left Centre) [1868-1919][1]
Fraktion der Linken (Faction of the Left) [1859-1919][2]
Fraktion der Rechten (Faction of the Right) [1859-1918][3]
- Fraktion der Rechten (Faction of the Right) [1918-1919][4]
After annexation (1871)
Vereinigte Liberale (United Liberals) [1907-1918]
Nationalsozialer Verein (National-Social Association) [1898-1904][5]
Sozialdemokratische Partei (Social Democratic Party) [1875-][6]
Minor parties
Hamburgisch Konservativen Vereinigung (Hamburger Conservative Alliance) [1912-1913][7]
Frucht- und Gemüsehändler (Fruit- and Vegetable-traders) [1906-1913]
List of People
First Mayor
Gustav Heinrich Kirchenpauer (1971-1972)
Nicolaus Ferdinand Haller (1870)- Gustav Heinrich Kirchenpauer (1969)
Friedrich Sieveking (1868)- Nicolaus Ferdinand Haller (1866-1867)
- Friedrich Sieveking (1865)
- Nicolaus Ferdinand Haller (1863-1864)
- Friedrich Sieveking (1861-1862)
- vacant (1850-1861)
President of the Parliament
Hermann Baumeister (1869–1877)
Johann A. T. Hoffmann (1869)- Hermann Baumeister (1868–1869)
Georg Ferdinand Kunhardt (1865–1867)- Hermann Baumeister (1863–1865)
Isaac Wolffson (1861–1863, R)
Johannes Versmann (1859–1861)
Notes
- ↑ Interests of the new industrial owner class
- ↑ Small buisness, handymans', craftmans' and family-owned interests
- ↑ Merchants', aristocratic, and wealthy interests
- ↑ The Faction of the Right officially adopted National Liberalism in 1918.
- ↑ Dates of the establishment and dissolution of the Hamburg chapter.
- ↑ Establishment date in Hamburg unclear, first participated in an election in 1901.
- ↑ 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".