2010 in Germany

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The following is a list of events from the year 2010 in Germany .

Incumbents

Federal level

• President:
  • Horst Köhler (until 31 May 2010)
  • Jens Böhrnsen (Acting; 31 May – 30 June 2010)
  • Christian Wulff (from 30 June 2010)
• Chancellor: Angela Merkel

Events

Germany's Lena wins the Eurovision Song Contest 2010

• 16 January – The German government asks its citizens to stop using Microsoft's web browser Internet Explorer to protect their own security. ^[1]
• 22 January – A Nuremberg court issues an arrest warrant for former Argentine leader Jorge Rafael Videla, on suspicion of killing a German man. ^{[2] [3]}
• 11–21 February – 60th Berlin International Film Festival
• 13 February – More than 10,000 anti-fascist protesters successfully block a planned neo-Nazi march in Dresden. ^[4]
• 4 April – Three car bombs hit the Egyptian, German and Iranian embassies in the centre of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, in quick succession, killing at least 30 people. ^[5]
• 29 May – With the song "Satellite", Germany's Lena wins the Eurovision Song Contest 2010, the first German victory since 1982. ^[6]
• 25 June – Germany's TanDEM-X satellite, whose aim it is to create the most precise 3D map of Earth's surface, obtains its first images. ^[7]
• 30 June — Christian Wulff is elected President of Germany. ^[8]
• 4 July – In a referendum, voters in the German state of Bavaria vote to ban smoking at all pubs and restaurants. ^[9]
• 7 July – Spain defeats Germany 1–0 to win its semi-final and for its first time, along with Netherlands make the 2010 FIFA World Cup Final. ^[10]
• 10 July – 2010 FIFA World Cup: Germany defeats Uruguay 3–2 to finish third. ^[11]
• 12 July – At least eight people are injured after a tornado strikes the German island of Duene in the North Sea. ^[12]
• 24 July – A massive stampede at the 2010 Love Parade in Duisburg kills 20 people and injures dozens more people.
• 8 August – Dutch rider Ellen van Dijk wins the 2010 Sparkassen Giro. ^[13]
• 26 August – German HIV-positive pop singer Nadja Benaissa is found guilty of grievous bodily harm after transmitting HIV to a man who had unprotected sex with her without her telling him of her condition. ^[14]
• 21–26 September – photokina in Cologne
• 3 October
  • Germany celebrates 20 years of unification. ^[15]
  • The German government pays its last World War I reparations. ^[16]
• 21 October – Freck Langsam , German no-budget Gangster Comedy film is released. ^[17]
• 26 October – The number of unemployed in Germany drops first time since 1991 below three million. ^[18]
• 1 November – German identity cards are issued in the ISO/IEC 7810 ID-1 format and contain RFID chips with personally identifiable information including a biometric Photo and, if desired, two fingerprints.

Anti-Atomkraft-Demonstration in Wendland (2010)

Freya von Moltke
Photo: Dorothea von Haeften

Hanna-Renate Laurien

Werner Schroeter

Heidi Kabel

Sepp Daxenberger

Loki Schmidt

• 9 November – Demonstrations in Wendland near Gorleben against CASTOR-transport. ^[19]
• 29 November – Break of coalition in Hamburg between the Green and CDU parties. ^[20]
• December – The German Meteorological Service, Deutsche Wetterdienst , says December was the coldest December month since 1969 in Germany. ^[21]

Deaths

January

• 1 January
  • Marlene Neubauer-Woerner, 91, German sculptor (b. 1918) ^[22]
  • Freya von Moltke, 98, German World War II resistance fighter (b. 1911) ^[23]
• 4 January – Ludwig Wilding, 82, German artist (b. 1927) ^[24]
• 9 January
  • Franz-Hermann Brüner, 64, German head of OLAF (b. 1945) ^[25]
  • Diether Posser, 87, German politician (b. 1922) ^[26]
• 14 January
  • Katharina Rutschky, 68, German educationalist and author (b. 1941) ^[27]
  • Petra Schürmann, 74, German television presenter, Miss World 1956 (b. 1933) ^[28]
• 15 January – Detlev Lauscher, 57, German footballer (b. 1952) ^[29]
• 18 January – Günter Mielke, 67, German Olympic athlete (b. 1942) ^[30]
• 30 January – Ruth Cohn, 97, German psychotherapist (b. 1912) ^[31]
• 31 January – Erna Baumbauer, 91, German casting agent (b. 1919) ^[32]

February

• 10 February – Michael Palme, 66, German sportswriter and host (b. 1943) ^[33]
• 12 February – Werner Krämer, 70, German footballer (b. 1940) ^[34]
• 14 February – Rosa Rein, 112, German-born Swiss supercentenarian (b. 1897) ^[35]
• 16 February – Ino Kolbe, 95, German Esperanto expert (b. 1914) ^[36]
• 17 February – Ines Paulke, 51, German rock and roll singer and songwriter, suicide (b. 1958) ^[37]
• 18 February – Erwin Bachmann, 88, German Waffen-SS officer (b. 1921) ^[38]
• 21 February – Casimir Johannes Prinz zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, 93, German politician (b. 1917) ^[39]
• 23 February
  • Gerhardt Neef, 63, German footballer (Rangers), (b. 1946) ^[40]
  • Henri Salmide, 90, German World War II naval officer, saved Bordeaux port from destruction (b. 1919) ^[41]
• 27 February – David Bankier, 63, German-born Israeli Holocaust scholar (b. 1947) ^[42]

March

• 5 March – Wolfgang Schenck, 97, German airman, Luftwaffe flying ace (b. 1913) ^[43]
• 12 March – Hanna-Renate Laurien, 81, German politician (b. 1928) ^[44]
• 14 March – Konrad Ruhland, 78, German musicologist (b. 1932) ^[45]
• 20 March – Erwin Lehn, 90, German musician and conductor (b. 1919) ^[46]
• 21 March – Wolfgang Wagner, 90, German director (Bayreuth Festival) (b. 1919) ^[47]
• 22 March – Emil Schulz, 71, German boxer (b. 1938) ^[48]
• 25 March – Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann, 93, German political scientist (b. 1916) ^[49]
• 27 March – Peter Herbolzheimer, 74, German jazz musician (b. 1935) ^[50]
• 30 March
  • Alfred Ambs, 87, German World War II flying ace (b. 1923) ^[51]
  • Josef Homeyer, 80, German Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Hildesheim (1983–2004) (b. 1983) ^[52]
  • Martin Sandberger, 98, German Nazi leader and Holocaust perpetrator (b. 1911) ^[53]
• 31 March – Ludwig Martin, German lawyer (b. 1909)

April

• 3 April – Ferdinand Simoneit, 84, German journalist, author and World War II veteran (b. 1925) ^[54]
• 4 April
  • Friedrich Wilhelm Schäfke, 87, German mathematician and academic (b. 1922) ^[55]
  • Erich Zenger, 70, German Roman Catholic theologian and bible scholar (b. 1939) ^[56]
• 5 April
  • Günther C. Kirchberger, 81, German academic and painter (b. 1928) ^[57]
  • Gisela Trowe, 86, German actress (b. 1922) ^[58]
• 6 April – Hans Schröder, 79, German sculptor and painter (b. 1931) ^[59]
• 8 April – Andreas Kunze, 57, German actor (b. 1952) ^[60]
• 9 April – Gisela Karau, 78, German author, editor and columnist (b. 1932) ^[61]
• 10 April
  • Martin Ostwald, 88, German-born American classics scholar (b. 1922) ^[62]
  • Manfred Reichert, 69, German footballer (b. 1940) ^[63]
• 11 April
  • Gerhard Geise, 80, German mathematician (b. 1930) ^[64]
  • Hans-Joachim Göring, 86, German footballer and coach (b. 1923) ^[65]
  • Gert Haller, 65, German business manager, lobbyist and politician (b. 1944) ^[66]
  • Theodor Homann, 61, German footballer (b. 1948) ^[67]
  • Egon Hugenschmidt, 84, German jurist and politician (b. 1925) ^[68]
• 12 April
  • Ambrosius Eßer, 76, German Dominican clergy and church historian (b. 1933) ^[69]
  • Wolfgang Graßl, 40, German skier and coach (b. 1970) ^[70]
  • Werner Schroeter, 65, German film director (b. 1945) ^[71]
• 14 April – Stefan Schmitt, 46, German jurist and politician (b. 1963) ^[72]
• 15 April – Wilhelm Huxhorn, 54, German footballer (b. 1955) ^[73]
• 17 April – Josef W. Janker, 87, German author, journalist and World War II veteran (b. 1922) ^[74]
• 21 April – Manfred Kallenbach, 68, German footballer, heart failure (b. 1942) ^[75]
• 24 April
  • Leo Löwenstein, 43, German racing driver (b. 1966) ^[76]
  • Paul Schäfer, 88, German religious sect founder and former Nazi army corporal (b. 1921) ^[77]
• 30 April – Paul Mayer, 98, German Roman Catholic prelate and cardinal (b. 1911) ^[78]

May

• 3 May
  • Stefan Doernberg, 85, German writer and teacher (b. 1924) ^[79]
  • Guenter Wendt, 85, German-born American spacecraft engineer (NASA) (b. 1923) ^[80]
• 4 May – Freddy Kottulinsky, 77, German-born Swedish racing driver (b. 1932) ^[81]
• 5 May – Alfons Kontarsky, 77, German pianist (b. 1931) ^[82]
• 8 May – Peer Schmidt, 84, German actor (b. 1926) ^[83]
• 9 May – Karl-Heinz Schnibbe, 86, German partisan, World War II resistance fighter (b. 1924) ^[84]
• 12 May
  • Dieter Bock, 71, German businessman and multimillionaire (b. 1938) ^[85]
  • Edith Keller-Herrmann, 88, German chess Grandmaster (b. 1921) ^[86]
• 13 May
  • Walter Klimmek, 91, German footballer (b. 1919) ^[87]
  • Klaus Kotter, 75, German bobsleigh official (b. 1934) ^[88]
• 15 May – Christian Habicht, 57, German actor (b. 1952) ^[89]
• 17 May
  • Ludwig von Friedeburg, 85, German politician and sociologist, Hesse Minister for Education (1969–1974) (b. 1924) ^[90]
  • Fritz Sennheiser, 98, German electrical engineer and entrepreneur, founder of Sennheiser (b. 1912) ^[91]
• 23 May – Eva Ostwalt, 108, German-born American Holocaust survivor (b. 1902) ^[92]
• 24 May – Anneliese Rothenberger, 83, German opera singer (b. 1919) ^[93]
• 29 May – Paul Müller, 69, German biologist (b. 1940) ^[94]

June

• 10 June – Sigmar Polke, 69, German painter and photographer (b. 1941) ^[95]
• 12 June – Daisy D'ora, 97, German actress and socialite (b. 1913) ^[96]
• 13 June – Ernest Fleischmann, 85, German-born American impresario, executive director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic (b. 1924) ^[97]
• 15 June – Heidi Kabel, 95, German stage actress (b. 1914) ^[98]
• 18 June – Hans Joachim Sewering, 94, German physician, member of the Waffen SS (1933–1945) (b. 1916) ^[99]
• 19 June – Ursula Thiess, 86, German artist and actress ( Bengal Brigade ) (b. 1924) ^[100]
• 21 June – Wilfried Feldenkirchen, 62, German economic historian and project manager (Siemens) (b. 1947) ^[101]
• 22 June
  • Marie-Luise Jahn, 92, German activist, member of the anti-Nazi resistance movement White Rose (b. 1918) ^[102]
  • Manfred Römbell, 68, German writer (b. 1941) ^[103]
• 23 June
  • Jörg Berger, 65, German football manager (b. 1944) ^[104]
  • Frank Giering, 38, German actor ( Funny Games ) (b. 1971) ^[105]
• 28 June
  • Willie Huber, 52, German-born Canadian ice hockey player (Detroit Red Wings) (b. 1958) ^[106]
  • Kirsten Heisig, 48, German politician and juvenile magistrate (b. 1961) ^[107]

July

• 2 July – Carl Adam Petri, 83, German computer scientist (b. 1926) ^[108]
• 3 July – Herbert Erhardt, 79, German footballer, FIFA World Cup winner 1954 (b. 1930) ^[109]
• 12 July – Günter Behnisch, 88, German architect (b. 1922) ^[110]
• 22 July – Herbert Giersch, 89, German economist (b. 1921) ^[33]
• 24 July – Theo Albrecht, 88, German entrepreneur and billionaire (Aldi Nord, Trader Joe's) (b. 1922) ^[111]
• 25 July – Erich Steidtmann, 95, German Nazi SS officer (b. 1914) ^[112]
• 30 July – Otto Joachim, 99, German-born Canadian violist and composer of electronic music (b. 1910) ^[113]

August

• 5 August – Jürgen Oesten, 96, German U-boat commander during World War II (b. 1913) ^[114]
• 7 August – Jürgen Thimme, 92, German archaeologist and U-boat commander (b. 1917) ^[115]
• 8 August – Bernhard Philberth, 83, German physicist, engineer, philosopher and theologian (b. 1927) ^[116]
• 11 August – Bruno Schleinstein, 78, German actor (b. 1932) ^[117]
• 12 August – Manfred Homberg, German boxer (b. 1933)
• 18 August
  • Maria Wachter, 100, German communist and resistance fighter, member of VVN (b. 1910) ^[118]
  • Sepp Daxenberger, 48, German politician (b. 1962) ^[119]
• 19 August – Gerhard Beil, 84, East German politician (b. 1926) ^[120]
• 21 August – Christoph Schlingensief, 49, German film and theatre director (b. 1960) ^[121]
• 26 August – Walter Wolfrum, 87, German World War II Luftwaffe fighter ace (b. 1923) ^[122]

September

• 7 September – Eberhard von Brauchitsch, 83, German industrial manager (b. 1926)
• 11 September – Baerbel Bohley, 65, East German opposition figure & artist (b. 1945)
• 16 September – Friedrich Wilhelm, Prince of Hohenzollern, 86, German nobleman (b. 1924)
• 18 September – Egon Klepsch, 80, German politician (b. 1930)

October

• 14 October – Hermann Scheer, 66, German politician (b. 1944)
• 21 October – Loki Schmidt, 91, German environmentalist and wife of Helmut Schmidt (b. 1919)

November

• 5 November – Hajo Herrmann, 97, German Luftwaffe pilot (b. 1913)
• 6 November – Ezard Haußmann, 75, German actor (b. 1935)
• 15 November – Andreas Kirchner, 57, German Winter sportsman (b. 1953)
• 20 November
  • Walter Helmut Fritz, German author (b. 1929)
  • Heinz Weiss, German actor (b. 1921)
• 26 November – Maria Hellwig, 90, German singer (b. 1920)
• 30 November – Peter Hofmann, 76, German singer (b. 1944)

December

• 7 December
  • Armin Weiss, 83, chemist and politician (b. 1927)
  • Arnold Weiss, 86, German-born American soldier (b. 1924)
• 15 December – Hans-Joachim Rauschenbach, 87, German sport journalist (b. 1923)
• 17 December – Mikhail Umansky, 58, Russian-born German chess grandmaster (b. 1952)
• 20 December - Katharina Szelinski-Singer, 92, German sculptor (b. 1918)

See also

• 2010 in German television
• Germany at the 2010 Winter Olympics

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