Fritz Schramma

Fritz Schramma
Fritz Schramma
Born	Cologne
Occupation	Politician, mayor of Cologne

Fritz Schramma (born 27 August 1947 in Cologne) is a German politician of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU). He was mayor of Cologne from 2000 until 2009.

Career

In 2000, Schramma (CDU) assumed office as mayor-in-chief along with Bernhard Wimmer (CDU), because the incumbent Harry Blum (CDU) died unexpectedly. In a runoff vote, he won election on 17 September 2000 against Anke Brunn (Social Democrats), who was nominated by her party only a short time ahead of the vote. The Social Democrats were heavily weakened by corruption scandals. Schramma's term in office was nine years instead of the usual five: he first completed the term of his predecessor Blum until 2004, and then he served his own term as a result of winning the runoff in 2000.

External links

CityMayors.com article

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Mayors of Cologne

Oberbürgermeister der Stadt Köln (Lord Mayor)

1815-1933	Karl Joseph von Mylius Franz Rudolf von Monschaw Johann Adolf Steinberger Friedrich Wilhelm Gräff Hermann Joseph Stupp Alexander Bachem Hermann Heinrich Becker Friedrich von Becker Max Wallraf Konrad Adenauer

1933-1945	Günter Riesen Karl Georg Schmidt Peter Winkelnkemper Robert Brandes

since 1945	Konrad Adenauer Willi Suth Hermann Pünder Ernst Schwering Robert Görlinger¹ Ernst Schwering Robert Görlinger Ernst Schwering Theo Burauen John van Nes Ziegler Norbert Burger Harry Blum² Fritz Schramma Jürgen Roters Henriette Reker

¹ elected by sortition, after stand-off in city council ² first directly elected mayor

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 45232548 GND: 124335683

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