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Events in the year
2006 in
Germany
.
Incumbents
Federal level
Further information:
German order of precedence
President
:
Horst Köhler
Chancellor
:
Angela Merkel
State level
Minister-President of
Baden-Württemberg
:
Günther Oettinger
Minister-President of Bavaria
:
Edmund Stoiber
Governing mayor of Berlin
:
Klaus Wowereit
First mayor of Bremen
:
Jens Böhrnsen
Minister-President of Brandenburg
:
Matthias Platzeck
First mayor of Hamburg
:
Ole von Beust
Minister-President of
Hesse
:
Roland Koch
Minister-President of
Lower Saxony
:
Christian Wulff
Minister-President of
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
:
Harald Ringstorff
Minister-President of
North Rhine-Westphalia
:
Jürgen Rüttgers
Minister-President of
Rhineland-Palatinate
:
Kurt Beck
Minister-President of the
Saarland
:
Peter Müller
Minister-President of
Saxony
:
Georg Milbradt
Minister-President of
Saxony-Anhalt
:
Wolfgang Böhmer
Minister-President of
Schleswig-Holstein
:
Peter Harry Carstensen
Minister-President of
Thuringia
:
Dieter Althaus
Events
2 January -
Bad Reichenhall Ice Rink roof collapse
9 February -
Bundesvision Song Contest 2006
9–19 February -
56th Berlin International Film Festival
February - April -
2006 European floods
9 March -
Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006
26 May -
Berlin Hauptbahnhof
opened
June 9
to
July 9
– The
2006 FIFA World Cup
takes place in Germany; Italy defeats France in the final.
26 June -
Murder of Frauke Liebs
31 July -
2006 German train bombing plot
22 September -
Lathen train collision
26 September -
2006
Idomeneo
controversy
at
Deutsche Oper Berlin
26 September – 1 October –
photokina
in
Cologne
20 November -
Emsdetten school shooting
October -
2006 German troops controversy
Sport
2006 FIFA World Cup
Germany at the 2006 Winter Olympics
2005–06 Bundesliga
2005–06 2. Bundesliga
2005–06 DEL season
2006 German Grand Prix
2006 European Grand Prix
2006 German motorcycle Grand Prix
Elections
Baden-Württemberg state election
Berlin state election
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern state election
Rhineland-Palatinate state election
Saxony-Anhalt state election
Deaths
27 January -
Johannes Rau
, politician (born
1931
)
3 February -
Reinhart Koselleck
, German historian (born
1923
)
30 April -
Paul Spiegel
, President of Central Council of Jews in Germany (born
1937
)
4 May -
Fritz Schenk
, broadcast journalist (born
1930
)
9 June -
Drafi Deutscher
, German singer (born
1946
)
10 June -
Wulff-Dieter Heintz
, German astronomer (born
1930
)
27 July -
Elisabeth Volkmann
, German actress (born
1936
)
2 August -
Holger Börner
, politician (born
1931
)
26 August -
Rainer Barzel
, politician (born
1924
)
26 August -
Ulrich de Maizière
, general (born
1912
)
7 September -
Andreas Meyer-Hanno
, German theater and opera director (born
1932
)
18 September -
Heinrich Trettner
, general (born
1907
)
1 October -
Frank Beyer
, German film director (born
1932
)
5 October -
Friedrich Karl Flick
, German industrialist and billionaire (born
1927
)
6 October -
Heinz Sielmann
, German zoologist, biologist and filmmaker (born
1917
)
20 October -
Maxi Herber
, German figure skater (born
1920
)
9 November -
Ingrid Hartmann
, German sprint canoer (born
1930
)
10 May-
Robert Alvarez Lee ii
, WW ii Veteran (born
1926
)
See also
2006 in German television
References
↑
"USATODAY.com - Germany officials halt search at collapsed ice rink"
.
usatoday30.usatoday.com
. Retrieved
13 October
2022
.
↑
"Merkel opens Berlin Hauptbahnhof"
.
Railway Gazette International
. 1 July 2006. Archived from
the original
on 4 October 2013
. Retrieved
13 October
2022
.
↑
"Football | World Cup 2006 | for World Cup"
.
BBC Sport
. 9 June 2006.
Archived
from the original on 17 November 2020
. Retrieved
5 February
2017
.
↑
"Zidane off as Italy win World Cup"
.
BBC News
. 9 July 2006.
Archived
from the original on 6 September 2017
. Retrieved
5 February
2017
.
↑
"Zentralrat der Juden: Paul Spiegel tritt Bubis-Nachfolge an"
.
Der Spiegel
(in German). 9 January 2000.
ISSN
2195-1349
. Retrieved
13 October
2022
.
↑
WELT.de (27 July 2006).
"Todesfall: Elisabeth Volkmann einsam gestorben"
.
DIE WELT
(in German)
. Retrieved
13 October
2022
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