Ioannes Rau

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Ioannes Rau: subscriptio

Nativitas: 16 Ianuarii 1931; Vallis Vipperae
Obitus: 27 Ianuarii 2006; Berolinum
Patria: Germania

Officium

Officium: Praeses Foederalis Germaniae, legatus Dietae Rhenaniae Septentrionalis et Vestfaliae, President of the Bundesrat of Germany, praeses Factionis socialis democraticae Germaniae, Minister-President of North Rhine-Westphalia
Munus: politicus, diurnarius, bookseller, editor

Consociatio

Factio: Factio socialis democratica Germaniae, All-German People's Party
Religio: Ecclesia Evangelica Germaniae, Lutheranismus

Familia

Coniunx: Christina Rau

Memoria

Laurae: Leo-Baeck-Medal, honorary citizen of Berlin, Order of Merit of North Rhine-Westphalia, Collar of the Order of Isabella the Catholic‎, Ring of Honour of the city Wuppertal, Ordo contra gravitatem bestialem, Gold Olympic Order, Knight of the Order of the White Eagle, Collar of the Order of the White Lion, European handicraft prize, Order of the Three Stars, 1st Class, Buber-Rosenzweig-Medal, Grand Cross of the Order of the White Double Cross‎, Ordo Elephantis, Order of State of Republic of Turkey, honorary doctor of Ben-Gurion University, honorary doctorate of Haifa University, honorary doctorate of Technion, Collar of the Order of Pope Pius IX, Grand Cross Special Class of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, Knight Grand Cross with Collar of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, Grand Star of the Decoration for Services to the Republic of Austria, Kulturgroschen, Honorary doctor at the Nanjing University, honorary citizen of Bonn, honorary citizenship, Grand Cross with Collar of the Order of the Falcon, Golden Schlitzohr, Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, Knight Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, magna crux cum stella fasceaque insignis meriti Reipublicae Foederatae Germaniae, magna crux insignis meriti Reipublicae Foederatae Germaniae, Georg Schulhoff Award, Q15814730, Q1201875, German Leo Baeck Award, Grand Cross with Collar of the Order of the White Rose of Finland
Sepultura: Dorotheenstadt cemetery

Ioannes Rau (Theodisce Johannes Rau) erat octavus Praeses Foederalis rei publicae Germaniae ab 1999 usque ad 2004. Socius erat Factionis Socialis Democraticae Germaniae.

Cursus honorum[recensere | fontem recensere]

Ille erat magister civium superior Wuppertal ab 1969 usque ad 1970 et praeses Factionis Socialis Democraticae Germaniae in terra foederalis Rhenania Septentrionalis-Vestfalia ab 1977 usque ad annum 1998. Rau ab 20 Septembris 1978 successor Hinrici Kühn etiam erat praeses ministrorum Rhenaniae Septentrionalis-Vestfaliae. Anno 1987 candidatus cancellarii suae factionis electiones contra Helimutum Kohl perdidit. Cum Rau magistratum praesidis foederalis peteret, Successor eius praeses ministrorum 27 Maii 1998 Gualphangus Clement creatus est. 23 Maii 1999 Rau successor Romani Herzog praeses foederalis Germaniae creatus est. Quem officium gessit ad usque 30 Iunii 2004.

Nexus interni

index praesidentium foederalium (Germaniae)

Nexus externus[recensere | fontem recensere]

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Ioannem Rau spectant.

Praesides Germaniae

1919–1945	Fridericus Ebert 1919 • Gualterus Simons 1925, pro tempore • Paulus de Hindenburg 1925 • Adolphus Hitler ductor 1934 • Carolus Dönitz 1945
1949–	Theodorus Heuss 1949 • Henricus Luebke 1959 • Gustavus Heinemann 1969 • Gualterus Scheel 1974 • Carolus Carstens 1979 • Ricardus de Weizsäcker 1984 • Romanus Herzog 1994 • Ioannes Rau 1999 • Horstius Köhler 2004 • Ioannes Böhrnsen 2010, pro tempore • Christianus Wulff 2010 • Horstius Seehofer 2012, pro tempore • Ioachimus Gauck 2012 • Franciscus Gualterius Steinmeier 2017

Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Duces civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum • Index praesidum Germaniae

Capsae cognatae: Duces civitatum Unionis Europaeae • Cancellarii Germaniae • Praesides ministrorum Germaniae magistratu fungentes • Praefecti urbi Berolino

Praesides Ministrorum Rhenaniae Septentrionalis et Vestfaliae

	Insigne Rhenaniae Septentrionalis et Vestfaliae
Rudolphus Amelunxen Centrum \| Carolus Arnold CDU \| Fridericus Steinhoff (SPD) \| Franciscus Meyers (CDU) \| Henricus Kühn (SPD) \| Ioannes Rau (SPD) \| Wolfgangus Clement (SPD) \| Petrus Steinbrück (SPD) \| Georgius Rüttgers (CDU) \| Hannelora Kraft (SPD) \| Arminius Laschet (CDU) \| Henricus Wüst (CDU)

Praesides Consilii Foederalis Germaniae

	Insigne Germaniae
Carolus Arnold \| Ioannes Ehard (I) \| Henricus Gulielmus Kopf \| Reinholdus Maier \| Georgius Augustus Zinn (I) \| Petrus Altmeier (I) \| Kai-Uwe de Hassel \| Curtius Sieveking \| Gulielmus Brandt \| Gulielmus Kaisen \| Franciscus-Iosephus Röder (I) \| Franciscus Meyers \| Ioannes Ehard (II) \| Curtius Georgius Kiesinger \| Georgius Diederichs \| Georgius Augustus Zinn (II) \| Petrus Altmeier (II) \| Helimutus Lemke \| Nicolaus Schütz \| Herbertus Weichmann \| Franciscus-Iosephus Röder (II) \| Ioannes Koschnick (I) \| Henricus Kühn \| Alphonsus Goppel \| Ioannes Filbinger \| Alfredus Kubel \| Albertus Osswald \| Bernhardus Vogel (I) \| Gerhardus Stoltenberg \| Theodericus Stobbe \| Ioannes-Ulricus Klose \| Werner Zeyer \| Ioannes Koschnick (II) \| Ioannes Rau (I) \| Franciscus Iosephus Strauß \| Lotharius Späth \| Ernestus Albrecht \| Holger Börner \| Gualterius Wallmann \| Bernhardus Vogel (II) \| Björn Engholm \| Gualtherius Momper \| Henning Voscherau \| Alfredus Gomolka \| Bernhardus Seite \| Anscharius Lafontaine \| Nicolaus Wedemeier \| Ioannes Rau (II) \| Edmundus Stoiber \| Ervinus Teufel \| Gerardus Schröder \| Ioannes Eichel \| Rolandus Koch \| Curtius Biedenkopf \| Curtius Beck \| Nicolaus Wowereit \| Gualphangus Böhmer \| Theodericus Althaus \| Matthias Platzeck \| Petrus Haraldus Carstensen] \| Haraldus Ringstorff \| Ole de Beust \| Petrus Müller \| Ioannes Böhrnsen \| Hannelora Kraft \| Horatius Seehofer \| Winfridus Kretschmann \| Stephanus Weil \| Volkerus Bouffier \| Stanislaus Tillich \| Maria-Ludovica Dreyer (2016) \| Michael Müller (2017) \| Daniel Günther (2018) \| Dietmarius Woidke (2019)