Federal Association of Liberal Students Groups

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Federal Association of Liberal Students

Formation| December 17, 1987; 36 years ago (1987-12-17)
Headquarters| Reinhardtstraße 14, 10117 Berlin, Germany
Location|

* Berlin

Membership

| 49 groups (as of Jan. 2024)

Chairman

| Jan-Lukas Gescher
Website| www.liberale-hochschulgruppen.de

The Federal Association of Liberal Students Groups (German: Bundesverband Liberaler Hochschulgruppen; short: LHG) is a student association in the Federal Republic of Germany supporting liberal political issues.

The LHG was established in 1987, by a combination of 40 student groups, as a successor association of several liberal student associations, including the center-left Social Liberal Student Association (SLH), the Young Liberals Student Association (JuLi-Hochschulgruppen), and the Liberal Students' Initiative (LSI).[citation needed]

The LHG is considered the first comprehensive federal association of liberal students in Germany since the breakup of the Liberal Students' Alliance (LSD), once associated with the FDP in 1969.[citation needed]

The LHG is a full member of the European Liberal Youth (LYMEC), which itself is tied to the European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party in the European Union.[1]

Consisting of currently 49 member groups, LHG is one of the largest German student association.[2] Since its January 2024 convention in Bonn, the federal chairman is Jan-Lukas Gescher.[3]

## Former chairpersons

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* Inka Goos-Richter (1987–89)
* Peter Kuhlmeier (1989)
* Lukas Werner (1989–91)
* Beate Engelhardt (1991–92)
* Christian Etzrodt (1992)
* Bernd-Alfred Bartels (1992–94)
* Knut Wuhler (1994–95)
* Carl Sonnenschein (1995–96)
* Gunnar Pietsch (1996–97)
* Britta Paulekat (1997–1998)
* Sandra von Münster (1998–2000)
* Raoul Michael Koether (2000–02)
* Marcel Luthe (2002–04)
* Martin Hörig (2004–06)
* Götz Galuba (2006–07)
* Daniel George (2007–09)
* Johannes Knewitz (2009–11)
* Kristina Kämpfer (2011-12)
* Josephine Dietzsch (2012-2014)
* Julia Buschhorn (2014-2015)
* Sascha Lucas (2015-2015)
* Alexander Schopf (2015-2016)
* Johannes Dallheimer (2016-2019)
* Lukas Tiltmann (2019-2020)
* Tabea Gandelheidt (2020-2022)
* Benjamin Kurtz (2022-2024)
* Jan-Lukas Gescher (since January 2024)

## References

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1. ^ "Bundesverband Liberaler Hochschulgruppen at LYMEC".
2. ^ uniturm. "Politische Hochschulgruppen in Deutschland". www.uniturm.de (in German). Retrieved 2024-02-02.
3. ^ "Liberale Hochschulgruppen wählen neuen Bundesvorstand". liberale-hochschulgruppen.de (in German). Retrieved 2024-02-02.

## External links

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* Homepage of LHG

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Free Democratic Party

President of Germany|

* Theodor Heuss
* Walter Scheel

Federal chairmen|

* Heuss
* Blücher
* Dehler
* Maier
* Mende
* Scheel
* Genscher
* Bangemann
* Lambsdorff
* Kinkel
* Gerhardt
* Westerwelle
* Rösler
* Lindner

Leaders in the
Bundestag|

* Heuss
* Schäfer
* Euler
* Schäfer
* Dehler
* Becker
* Mende
* Kühlmann-Stumm
* Mischnick
* Solms
* Gerhardt
* Westerwelle
* Homburger
* Brüderle
* Lindner

Governments|

* Adenauer I
* Adenauer II
* Adenauer IV
* Adenauer V
* Erhard I
* Erhard II
* Brandt I
* Brandt II
* Schmidt I
* Schmidt II
* Schmidt III
* Kohl I
* Kohl II
* Kohl III
* Kohl IV
* Kohl V
* Merkel II
* Scholz

Affiliated
organisations|

* Federal Association of Liberal Students Groups
* Friedrich Naumann Foundation
* Young Liberals
* Liberal International
* European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party
* Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe

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