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DescriptionHeinrich Hellwege.jpg	English: German Leaders Sworn In. Bonn, West Germany: The fourteen members of Germany's first official government since the Hitler regime have been sworn in at Bonn, Germany. They are (first row, LTR) Anton Storch; Dr. Ludwig Erhard; Chancellor Konrad Adenauer; Franz Blucher; Jakob Kaiser; Dr. Thomas Dehler; Dr. Hans Lukaschek; (second row, LTR) Staatsrat Nicklas; Eberhard Wildermuth; (third row, LTR) Heinrich Hellwege; Hans Schuberth; Dr. Gustav W. Heineman; Staatsrat Fritz Schaeffers; and Dr. Hans Seebohm.
Date	23 September 1949
Source	Bettmann Archive
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Image title	(Original Caption) German Leaders Sworn In. Bonn, West Germany: The fourteen members of Germany's first official government since the Hitler regime have been sworn in at Bonn, Germany. They are (first row, LTR) Anton Storch; Dr. Ludwig Erhard; Chancellor Konrad Adenauer; Franz Blucher; Jakob Kaiser; Dr. Thomas Dehler; Dr. Hans Lukaschek; (second row, LTR) Staatsrat Nicklas; Eberhard Wildermuth; (third row, LTR) Heinrich Hellwege; Hans Schuberth; Dr. Gustav W. Heineman; Staatsrat Fritz Schaeffers; and Dr. Hans Seebohm.
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Short title	(Original Caption) German Leaders Sworn In. Bonn, West Germany: The fourteen members of Germany's first official government since the Hitler regime have been sworn in at Bonn, Germany. They are (first row, LTR) Anton Storch; Dr. Ludwig Erhard; Chancellor Konrad Adenauer; Franz Blucher; Jakob Kaiser; Dr. Thomas Dehler; Dr. Hans Lukaschek; (second row, LTR) Staatsrat Nicklas; Eberhard Wildermuth; (third row, LTR) Heinrich Hellwege; Hans Schuberth; Dr. Gustav W. Heineman; Staatsrat Fritz Schaeffers; and Dr. Hans Seebohm.