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Events in the year 2013 in Germany.

Incumbents

Federal level

State level

Minister-President of Baden-Wuerttemberg – Winfried Kretschmann
Minister-President of Bavaria – Horst Seehofer
Mayor of Berlin – Klaus Wowereit
Minister-President of Brandenburg – Matthias Platzeck
Mayor of Bremen – Jens Boehrnsen
Mayor of Hamburg – Olaf Scholz
Minister-President of Hesse – Volker Bouffier
Minister-President of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern – Erwin Sellering
Minister-President of Niedersachsen – David McAllister (until 18 February), Stephan Weil
Minister-President of North Rhine-Westphalia – Hannelore Kraft
Minister-President of Rhineland-Palatinate – Kurt Beck (until 16 January), Malu Dreyer
Minister-President of Saarland – Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer
Minister-President of Saxony – Stanislaw Tillich
Minister-President of Saxony-Anhalt – Reiner Haseloff
Minister-President of Schleswig-Holstein – Torsten Albig
Minister-President of Thuringia – Christine Lieberknecht

Events

January – June

January – Bavarian Film Awards in Munich
16 January - Malu Dreyer becomes Minister-President of Rhineland-Palatinate, succeeding Kurt Beck, who had served in this position since 1994.
20 January - Lower Saxony state election, 2013 in Niedersachsen
30 January - German Snooker Masters in Berlin
7–17 February - 63rd Berlin International Film Festival
9 February - Education minister Annette Schavan resigns after having her doctorate removed following a plagiarism scandal.^[1]^[2]
9–19 February – 63rd Berlin International Film Festival in Berlin
13 February - The Europe-wide horsemeat scandal spreads to Germany, as some supermarket products sold as beef are found to contain it.
14 February - Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013 - Cascada is selected to represent Germany.
March – CeBIT in Hanover
March – ITB Berlin in Berlin
March – Leipzig Book Fair in Leipzig
18 March -200 year anniversary of German poet and playwright Christian Friedrich Hebbel
March – the Merkel government says it would not try to ban the Nationalist National Democratic Party of Germany NPD.^[3]
April – Hannover Messe in Hanover
April – Deutscher Filmpreis in Berlin
1–5 May - German Evangelical Church Day 2013 in Hamburg
18 May - Cascada represent Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, Sweden.
22 May - 150 year birthday of Social Democratic Party of Germany and in Leipzig organisation Progressive Alliance was found.
22 May - 200 year anniversary of German composer Richard Wagner
25 May - The first all-German Champions League final takes place at Wembley Stadium in London, and sees Bayern Munich defeat Borussia Dortmund 2-1.
June – Kiel Week in Kiel
June - Heavy floods affect primarily the southern and eastern states of (Bavaria, Saxony and Thuringia).^[4]

July – December

August – Hanse Sail in Rostock
August- September – Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin in Berlin
10 September Olympic fencing champion German Thomas Bach elected President of the International Olympic Committee to succeed Jacques Rogge.
16 September - Bavaria state election, 2013 in Bavaria
September – ILA Berlin Air Show in Berlin
September – Gamescom in Cologne
September – Frankfurt Motor Show in Frankfurt
September - October – Oktoberfest in Munich
22 September - German federal election, 2013
22 September - Hesse state election, 2013 in Hesse
October – Frankfurt Book Fair
October/November - In German media and public the 2013 global surveillance disclosures is on media and politic topic and German people got to know, that the mobile phone of chancellor Angela Merkel was hacked by NSA since 2002.
3 November - Referendum on the recommunalization of energy supply in Berlin
7 December - 26th European Film Awards in Berlin
17 December - The Third Merkel cabinet led by Angela Merkel was sworn in.

Deaths

January

3 January - Thomas Schäuble, 64, German politician, complications following a heart attack.^[5] (born 1948)
6 January - Gerhard Fieber, 96, animation pioneer, producer and director, natural causes.^[6] (born 1916)
9 January - Werner Altegoer, 77, businessman and football administrator (born 1935)
15 January - Princess Margarita of Baden, 80, aristocrat (born 1932)
17 January - Jakob Arjouni, 48, writer (born 1964)
19 January - Hans Massaquoi, 86, German-born American journalist and editor (born 1926)
24 January - Gottfried Landwehr, 83, physicist (born 1929)

February

3 February - Wolfgang Abraham, 71, footballer (born 1942)
7 February - Jurgen Untermann, 84, linguist (born 1928)
8 February - Dieter Schutte, 89, publisher (born 1923)
9 February - Aki Orr, 81, German-born Israeli politician and writer (born 1931)^[7]
13 February - Stefan Wigger, 80, actor (born 1932)
18 February - Otfried Preußler, 89, children's book author (born 1923)
18 February - Otto Beisheim, 88, manager (born 1924)
19 February - Hubert Schieth, 86, football manager (born 1927)
22 February - Wolfgang Sawallisch, 89, conductor and pianist (born 1923)

March

3 March: Johann Eekhoff (71), economist (born 1941)
5 March: Dieter Pfaff (65), actor (born 1947)
6 March: Sabine Bischoff (54), fencer (born 1958)
8 March: Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist-Schmenzin (90), officer (born 1922)
11 March: Martin Adolf Bormann (82), theologian (born 1930)
13 March: Rolf Schult (85), actor (born 1927)
20 March: Nasser El Sonbaty (47), bodybuilder (born 1965)
23 March: Reinhard Lakomy, German songwriter, composer (born 1946)
28 March: Heinz Patzig, (83) footballer (born 1929)

April

6 April: Ottmar Schreiner (67), politician (born 1946)
10 April: Bernhard Rieger (90), prelate of the Roman Catholic Church (born 1922)
16 April: Reinhard Lettmann (80), bishop of the Roman Catholic Church (born 1933)

May

5 May: Sarah Kirsch: German poet (born 1935)
12 May: Gerd Langguth (66), German author and professor of policial science (born 1946)
17 May: Peter Schulz (81), German politician (born 1930)
18 May: Ernst Klee (71), German journalist and author (born 1942)
18 May: Lothar Schmid (85), German chess grandmaster (born 1928)
23 May: Moritz, Landgrave of Hesse (86), German art collector (born 1926)
24 May: Gotthard Graubner, German painter (born 1930)
26 May: Hildegard Krekel (60), German actress (born 1952)
28 May: Eddi Arent (88), German actor (born 1925)

June

8 June: Willi Sitte (92), German painter (born 1921)
9 June: Walter Jens (90), German philosoph (born 1923)
13 June: Gotthard Graubner (82), German painter (born 1930)
15 June: Heinz Flohe (65), German footballer (born 1948)
16 June: Ottmar Walter (89), German footballer (born 1924)

July

1 July: Ulrich Matschoss (96), German actor (born 1917)
11 July: Egbert Brieskorn (77), German mathematician (born 1936)
19 July: Bert Trautmann (89), German footballer (born 1923)
29 July: Ludwig Averkamp (86), German prelate of Roman Catholic Church (born 1927)
30 July: Berthold Beitz (99), German businessman (born 1913)

August

13 August: Lothar Bisky (71), German politician (born 1941)
17 August: Claus Jacobi (86), German journalist (born 1927)
25 August: Karl-Wilhelm Welwei, German historian (born 1930)

September

12 September: Erich Loest (87), German writer (born 1926)
12 September: Otto Sander (72), German actor (born 1941)
18 September: Marcel Reich-Ranicki (93), German literary critic (born 1920)
21 September: Walter Wallmann, German politician (born 1932)
23 September: Paul Kuhn (85), German band leader (born 1928)

October

11 October - Klaus Behrendt (92), German television actor (born 1920)
15 October - Hans Riegel (90), German entrepreneur (born 1923)
29 October - Rudolf Kehrer (90), German classical pianist (born 1923)

November

4 November: Hans von Borsody (84), German film actor (born 1929)
7 November: Manfred Rommel (84), German politician (born 1928)
7 November: Christian Tasche (56), German television actor (born 1957)
20 November: Dieter Hildebrandt (86), German Kabarett artist (born 1927)

December

5 December: Günther Förg (61), German painter (born 1952)
9 December: Peter Urban (72), German translator and writer (born 1941)
15 December: Helmar Frank (80), German mathematician (born 1933)
24 December: Helga M. Novak (78), German writer (born 1935)
28 December: Margrit Kennedy (74), German architect (born 1939)
31 December: Irina Korschunow (88), German writer (born 1925)

References

^ "Plagiatsaffäre - Alle Fälle von A-Z | Business And Science" (in German). Retrieved 6 August 2019.
^ "German education minister quits over PhD plagiarism". the Guardian. 9 February 2013. Retrieved 13 October 2022.
^ Berlin Won’t Join Effort to Ban Far-Right Party 20 March 2013 New York Times
^ "Update Starkregen und Rückblick Mai" (in German). ZAMG. Retrieved 7 June 2013.
^ "German politician Thomas Schaeuble dies at 64". The Miami Herald. 4 January 2013. Retrieved 4 January 2013.
^ "Trickfilm-Pionier Fieber im Rheingau gestorben". stern.de. 6 January 2013. Archived from the original on 8 January 2013. Retrieved 7 January 2013.
^ "Akiva Orr, co-founder of Israeli radical left Matzpen party, passes away". +972 Magazine. 9 February 2013. Retrieved 14 February 2013.

[1] "Plagiatsaffäre - Alle Fälle von A-Z | Business And Science" (in German). Retrieved 6 August 2019.

[2] "German education minister quits over PhD plagiarism". the Guardian. 9 February 2013. Retrieved 13 October 2022.

[3] Berlin Won’t Join Effort to Ban Far-Right Party 20 March 2013 New York Times

[ZAMG706-4] "Update Starkregen und Rückblick Mai" (in German). ZAMG. Retrieved 7 June 2013.

[5] "German politician Thomas Schaeuble dies at 64". The Miami Herald. 4 January 2013. Retrieved 4 January 2013.

[6] "Trickfilm-Pionier Fieber im Rheingau gestorben". stern.de. 6 January 2013. Archived from the original on 8 January 2013. Retrieved 7 January 2013.

[mag972-7] "Akiva Orr, co-founder of Israeli radical left Matzpen party, passes away". +972 Magazine. 9 February 2013. Retrieved 14 February 2013.

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2013 in Germany

Incumbents

Federal level

State level

Events

January – June

July – December

Deaths

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

See also

References