List of members of the 19th Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin (2021–2023)

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Overview
Legislative body Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin
Jurisdiction Berlin
Meeting placePreußischer Landtag building, Berlin
Term4 November 2021 – 15 March 2023
Election 26 September 2021
Members147
President Dennis Buchner (SPD)

This is a list of members who sat in the 19th Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin, the state parliament of Berlin, between 2021 and 2023. These members were elected in the 26 September 2021 state election, and the Abgeordnetenhaus was constituted in its first session on 4 November 2021. [1] Due to irregularities in the election, on 16 November 2022 the results were voided by the Berlin Constitutional Court and new elections ordered. This did not reset the legislative term, meaning the members elected in the 2023 Berlin repeat state election also sit as members of the 19th Abgeordnetenhaus. [2]

Contents

The Abgeordnetenhaus had 147 members, 17 seats larger than its minimum size of 130. It comprised 36 members of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), 32 members of Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE), 30 members of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), 24 members of The Left (LINKE), 13 members of the Alternative for Germany (AfD), and 12 members of the Free Democratic Party (FDP). [3]

The President of the Abgeordnetenhaus was Dennis Buchner (SPD). [4] The Vice Presidents were Bahar Haghanipour (GRÜNE) and Cornelia Seibeld (CDU). [5]

Presidium

PresidentPartyBallotTerm
President Dennis Buchner SPD 4 Nov. 2021 – dissolution
Vice President Bahar Haghanipour GRÜNE 4 Nov. 2021 – dissolution
Cornelia Seibeld CDU 4 Nov. 2021 – dissolution
Source: Abgeordnetenhaus

Parliamentary groups

GroupMembersChairperson(s)
At electionAt dissolution
Social Democratic Party (SPD) Raed Saleh 4 Nov. 2021 – dissolution
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) Silke Gebel
Antje Kapek 		4 Nov. 2021 – 15 Mar. 2022
Silke Gebel
Werner Graf 		15 Mar. 2022 – dissolution
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) Kai Wegner 4 Nov. 2021 – dissolution
The Left (LINKE) Anne Helm
Carsten Schatz 		4 Nov. 2021 – dissolution
Alternative for Germany (AfD) Kristin Brinker 4 Nov. 2021 – dissolution
Free Democratic Party (FDP) Sebastian Czaja 4 Nov. 2021 – dissolution
Source: Abgeordnetenhaus

List of members at dissolution

ImageNameBirth yearPartyConstituencyVote %List #NotesRef.
Gollaleh-Ahmadi Pressefoto(VincentVillwock).jpg Gollaleh Ahmadi 1982 GRÜNE State list9th [6]
Dr. Turgut Altug, MdA.jpg Turgut Altuğ 1965 GRÜNE Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 335.1% [7]
Sebahat Atli 1971 SPD Spandau 128.7% [8]
Jeannette Auricht 1970 AfD Marzahn-Hellersdorf 322.0% [9]
Sevim Aydin 1972 SPD Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg list1st [10]
Frank Balzer 1964 CDU Reinickendorf 638.6% [11]
Tobias Bauschke, MdA.jpg Tobias Bauschke 1987 FDP Steglitz-Zehlendorf list2nd [12]
AGH Berlin 10-2013 img03 Franziska Becker.jpg Franziska Becker1967 SPD Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf list1st [13]
Daniela Billig, MdA.jpg Daniela Billig 1970 GRÜNE Pankow 838.2% [14]
TubaBozkurt Pressefoto(VincentVillwock).jpg Tuba Bozkurt 1983 GRÜNE Mitte 629.8% [15]
2017-11-16 Elke Breitenbach (Wiki Loves Parliaments 2017 in Berlin) by Sandro Halank-1.jpg Elke Breitenbach 1961 LINKE State list2nd [16]
Kristin Brinker, AfD (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Kristin Brinker 1972 AfD State list1stFaction leader [17]
Hugh Bronson, AfD (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16 1.jpg Hugh Bronson 1961 AfD State list10th [18]
Antonin Brousek 1962 AfD State list9th [19]
Sandra Brunner 1972 LINKE State list21st [20]
Franziska Brychcy, Linke (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Franziska Brychcy 1984 LINKE State list13th [21]
Dennis Buchner, SPD (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16 2.jpg Dennis Buchner 1977 SPD Pankow 424.1%President of the Abgeordnetenhaus [22]
Stefanie Bung 1978 CDU Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf list1st [23]
Marianne Burkert-Eulitz, MdA.jpg Marianne Burkert-Eulitz 1972 GRÜNE Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 238.5% [24]
Derya Caglar, SPD (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Derya Çağlar 1982 SPD Neukölln 327.2% [25]
Sebastian Czaja 2016 (cropped).jpg Sebastian Czaja 1983 FDP Steglitz-Zehlendorf list1stFaction leader [26]
2017-11-16 Ina Czyborra by Sandro Halank.jpg Ina Czyborra 1966 SPD Steglitz-Zehlendorf list1st [27]
2016-12-08 Plenarsitzung Abgeordnetenhaus Berlin by Sandro Halank-25.jpg Michael Dietmann 1968 CDU Reinickendorf 530.7% [28]
Florian Dörstelmann 1967 SPD Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 726.2% [29]
Lars Düsterhöft 1981 SPD Treptow-Köpenick 231.4% [30]
Claudia Engelmann 1980 LINKE Lichtenberg 324.5% [31]
Elif Eralp 1981 LINKE State list7th [32]
Stefan Evers, CDU (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16 2.jpg Stefan Evers 1979 CDU Treptow-Köpenick list2nd [33]
Christopher Forster.jpg Christopher Föster 1986 CDU Neukölln list2nd [34]
Stefan Forster, FDP (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Stefan Förster 1981 FDP Treptow-Köpenick list1st [35]
Vasili-Franco Pressefoto(Vincent Villwock).jpg Vasili Franco 1992 GRÜNE Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 534.3% [36]
Paul Fresdorf, FDP (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Paul Fresdorf 1977 FDP Spandau list1st [37]
2017-11-16 Danny Freymark by Sandro Halank-1.jpg Danny Freymark 1983 CDU Lichtenberg 125.5% [38]
Oliver Friederici (Martin Rulsch) 1.jpg Oliver Friederici 1970 CDU Steglitz-Zehlendorf 529.4% [39]
Silke Gebel, MdA.jpg Silke Gebel 1983 GRÜNE Mitte 135.2%Faction co-leader [40]
2017 UEC Track Elite European Championships 002.jpg Andreas Geisel 1966 SPD Lichtenberg 627.1% [41]
MJKk0463 Katalin Gennburg.jpg Katalin Gennburg 1984 LINKE Treptow-Köpenick 126.2% [42]
2021-09-26 Abgeordnetenhauswahlabend SPD Berlin by Sandro Halank-030.jpg Franziska Giffey 1978 SPD Neukölln 640.8% Governing Mayor [43]
Ronald Gläser 1973 AfD State list2nd [44]
Christian Goiny 1965 CDU Steglitz-Zehlendorf 331.3% [45]
Mirjam Golm 1970 SPD Steglitz-Zehlendorf list3rd [46]
Werner-Graf Pressefoto(Vincent Villwock).jpg Werner Graf 1980 GRÜNE State list6thFaction co-leader (from 15 Mar 2022) [47]
Christian Graff, CDU (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Christian Gräff 1978 CDU Marzahn-Hellersdorf 435.5% [48]
Adrian Grasse, CDU (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Adrian Grasse 1975 CDU Steglitz-Zehlendorf 631.0% [49]
Katharina Günther-Wünsch 1983 CDU Marzahn-Hellersdorf 533.7% [50]
Ariturel Hack 1989 CDU Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 228.4% [51]
Bahar-Haganipour Pressefoto(VincentVillwock).jpg Bahar Haghanipour 1984 GRÜNE State list3rdVice President of the Abgeordnetenhaus [52]
2017-11-16 Frank-Christian Hansel by Sandro Halank.jpg Frank-Christian Hansel 1964 AfD State list5th [53]
Oda-Hassepass Pressefoto(Vincent Villwock).jpg Oda Hassepaß 1974 GRÜNE Pankow 323.8% [54]
Ellen Haußdörfer 1980 SPD Treptow-Köpenick 322.9% [55]
2017-11-16 Sven Heinemann by Sandro Halank-2.jpg Sven Heinemann 1978 SPD Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg list2nd [56]
Anne Helm, Linke (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16 2.jpg Anne Helm 1986 LINKE State list5thFaction co-leader [57]
AGH Berlin 10-2013 img24 Alexander J Herrmann.jpg Alexander Herrmann1975 CDU Marzahn-Hellersdorf 627.9% [58]
Christian Hochgrebe 1973 SPD Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 127.5% [59]
Torsten Hofer 1980 SPD Pankow 222.7% [60]
Marcel Hopp MdA SPD.jpg Marcel Hopp 1988 SPD Neukölln 436.2% [61]
FDP-Fraktion Berlin CC BY-SA 3.0 Maren Jasper-Winter.jpg Maren Jasper-Winter 1977 FDP Mitte list1st [62]
Bjorn Matthias Jotzo Portrait 2020.jpg Björn Jotzo 1975 FDP Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf list1st [63]
Robbin Juhnke (Martin Rulsch) 1.jpg Robbin Juhnke 1967 CDU Neukölln list1st [64]
Alexander-KaasElias Pressefoto(VincentVillwock).jpg Alexander Kaas Elias 1973 GRÜNE Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 626.4% [65]
AGH Berlin 10-2013 img16 Susanna Kahlefeld.jpg Susanna Kahlefeld 1964 GRÜNE Neukölln 232.9% [66]
2017-11-16 Antje Kapek by Sandro Halank.jpg Antje Kapek 1976 GRÜNE State list2ndFaction co-leader (until 15 Mar 2022) [67]
Sandra Khalatbari 1971 CDU Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 529.6% [68]
Alexander King1969 LINKE State list22ndMoved up after the resignation of Sebastian Scheel (15 Dec. 2021) [69]
2017-11-16 Hendrikje Klein by Sandro Halank.jpg Hendrikje Klein 1979 LINKE Lichtenberg 526.3% [70]
Florian Kluckert.jpg Florian Kluckert 1975 FDP Neukölln list1st [71]
Ferat Koçak 1979 LINKE State list14th [72]
Finanzsenator Dr Matthias Kollatz-Ahnen.jpg Matthias Kollatz-Ahnen 1957 SPD Steglitz-Zehlendorf 227.9% [73]
Bettina Konig (Martin Rulsch) 2017-10-16 1.jpg Bettina König 1978 SPD Reinickendorf 127.2% [74]
Scott Körber 1971 CDU Tempelhof-Schöneberg 633.1% [75]
Johannes Kraft1977 CDU Pankow 125.4% [76]
2017-11-16 Holger Krestel by Sandro Halank.jpg Holger Krestel 1955 FDP Tempelhof-Schöneberg list1st [77]
Louis-Kruger Pressefoto(Vincent Villwock).jpg Louis Krüger 1996 GRÜNE Pankow 521.9% [78]
Melanie Kühnemann-Grunow 1972 SPD Tempelhof-Schöneberg list2nd [79]
Taylan-Kurt Pressefoto(Vincent Villwock).jpg Taylan Kurt 1988 GRÜNE Mitte 436.9% [80]
Harald Laatsch, AfD (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Harald Laatsch 1956 AfD State list4th [81]
Max Landero 1991 SPD Mitte 222.1% [82]
2017-11-16 Klaus Lederer (Wiki Loves Parliaments 2017 in Berlin) by Sandro Halank.jpg Klaus Lederer 1974 LINKE State list1st [83]
Jan Lehmann 1971 SPD Marzahn-Hellersdorf list2nd [84]
Franziska Leschewitz 1989 LINKE State list23rdMoved up after the resignation of Stefanie fuchs (30 Nov. 2022) [85]
Nina Lerch 1984 SPD Neukölln 530.3% [86]
Dirk Liebe 1972 SPD Lichtenberg list3rd [87]
Gunnar Lindemann 1970 AfD Marzahn-Hellersdorf 122.6% [88]
Tamara Lüdke 1991 SPD Lichtenberg list2nd [89]
Benedikt Lux 1981 GRÜNE Steglitz-Zehlendorf 128.9% [90]
Stephan Machulik 1972 SPD Spandau 329.2% [91]
2017-11-16 Sibylle Meister (Wiki Loves Parliaments 2017 in Berlin) by Sandro Halank.jpg Sibylle Meister 1963 FDP Reinickendorf list1st [92]
Heiko Melzer 1976 CDU Spandau 431.5% [93]
Sven Meyer1975 SPD Reinickendorf list3rd [94]
Laura Neugebauer Pressefoto(VincentVillwock).JPG Laura Neugebauer 1995 GRÜNE Mitte 728.1% [95]
Jian-Omar Pressefoto(VincentVillwock).jpg Jian Omar 1985 GRÜNE Mitte 331.9% [96]
Andreas Otto.jpg Andreas Otto1962 GRÜNE Pankow 641.3% [97]
Orkan Özdemir 1982 SPD Tempelhof-Schöneberg 332.0% [98]
Martin Paetzold.jpg Martin Pätzold 1984 CDU Lichtenberg 221.3% [99]
Maik Penn 1981 CDU Treptow-Köpenick list1st [100]
Catherina Pieroth-Manelli, MdA.jpg Catherina Pieroth-Manelli 1966 GRÜNE Tempelhof-Schöneberg 235.9% [101]
Lars Rauchfuß 1986 SPD Tempelhof-Schöneberg 528.0% [102]
FDP-Fraktion Berlin CC BY-SA 3.0 Felix Reifschneider.jpg Felix Reifschneider 1978 FDP Pankow list1st [103]
Sven Rissmann, CDU (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16 1.jpg Sven Rissmann 1978 CDU Mitte list1st [104]
FDP-Fraktion Berlin CC BY-SA 3.0 Roman Francesco Rogat.jpg Roman-Francesco Rogat 1989 FDP Marzahn-Hellersdorf list1st [105]
2017-11-16 Kristian Ronneburg by Sandro Halank-3.jpg Kristian Ronneburg 1986 LINKE State list16th [106]
2021-09-26 Abgeordnetenhauswahlabend SPD Berlin by Sandro Halank-017.jpg Raed Saleh 1977 SPD Spandau 232.1%Faction leader [107]
AGH Berlin 10-2013 img41 Robert Schaddach.jpg Robert Schaddach 1966 SPD Treptow-Köpenick 231.4% [108]
AGH Berlin 10-2013 img22 Carsten Schatz.jpg Carsten Schatz 1970 LINKE State list6thFaction co-leader [109]
Klara-Schedlich Pressefoto(VincentVillwock).jpg Klara Schedlich 2000 GRÜNE State list7th [110]
Niklas Schenker 1993 LINKE State list20th [111]
Sebastian Schlusselburg, Linke (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Sebastian Schlüsselburg 1983 LINKE Lichtenberg 429.4% [112]
AGH Berlin 10-2013 img40 Katrin Schmidberger.jpg Katrin Schmidberger 1982 GRÜNE Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 141.3% [113]
MJKk0300 Ines Schmidt.jpg Ines Schmidt 1960 LINKE State list17th [114]
2017-11-16 Manuela Schmidt by Sandro Halank.jpg Manuela Schmidt 1963 LINKE Marzahn-Hellersdorf 224.1% [115]
2017-11-06 Stephan Schmidt by Sandro Halank.jpg Stephan Schmidt1973 CDU Reinickendorf 333.4% [116]
TSchneider.jpg Torsten Schneider 1969 SPD Pankow listMoved up after the resignation of Tino Schopf (27 Dec. 2021) [117]
Julia-Schneider Pressfoto(VincentVillwock).jpg Julia Schneider 1990 GRÜNE Pankow 730.7% [118]
2017-11-16 Niklas Schrader by Sandro Halank.jpg Niklas Schrader 1981 LINKE State list18th [119]
2017-11-16 Tom Schreiber by Sandro Halank.jpg Tom Schreiber1978 SPD Treptow-Köpenick 526.0% [120]
2017-11-16 Katina Schubert by Sandro Halank.jpg Katina Schubert 1961 LINKE State list3rd [121]
Mathias Schulz 1985 SPD Mitte 525.6% [122]
Andre-Schulze Pressefoto(VincentVillwock).jpg André Schulze1987 GRÜNE Neukölln 133.8% [123]
2017-11-16 Tobias Schulze by Sandro Halank-2.jpg Tobias Schulze 1976 LINKE State list8th [124]
Julian-Schwarze Pressefoto(VincentVillwock).jpg Julian Schwarze 1983 GRÜNE Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 638.6% [125]
2016-12-08 Plenarsitzung Abgeordnetenhaus Berlin by Sandro Halank-10.jpg Cornelia Seibeld 1974 CDU Steglitz-Zehlendorf 431.7%Vice President of the Abgeordnetenhaus [126]
KatrinMoeller 2017 AGH Berlin Nennung BenGross.jpg Katrin Seidel 1967 LINKE State list11th [127]
Roman Simon 1974 CDU Tempelhof-Schöneberg list2nd [128]
2021-12-21 Sitzung des Abgeordnetenhauses von Berlin by Sandro Halank-127.jpg Iris Spranger 1961 SPD Marzahn-Hellersdorf list1st [129]
Stephan Standfuss (2021).jpg Stephan Standfuß 1972 CDU Steglitz-Zehlendorf 730.7% [130]
Dirk Stettner (2014, Farbe).jpg Dirk Stettner 1969 CDU Pankow list1st [131]
Jorg Stroedter - Bild wk2013 kompr..jpg Jörg Stroedter 1954 SPD Reinickendorf 226.7% [132]
Aferdita-Suka Pressefoto(VincentVillwock).jpg Aferdita Suka 1980 GRÜNE Tempelhof-Schöneberg 425.7% [133]
2017-11-16 Tommy Tabor by Sandro Halank-1.jpg Tommy Tabor 1982 AfD State list11th [134]
Stefan Taschner LBG 2.jpg Stefan Taschner 1969 GRÜNE State list10thMoved up after the resignation of Bettina Jarasch (3 Jan. 2022) [135]
Martin Trefzer, AfD (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Martin Trefzer 1969 AfD State list6th [136]
Damiano Valgolio 1981 LINKE Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 424.7% [137]
Marc Vallendar, AfD (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Marc Vallendar 1986 AfD State list8th [138]
Petra Vandrey 1965 GRÜNE Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 330.9% [139]
Catrin Wahlen 1972 GRÜNE State list11thMoved up after the resignation of Daniel Wesener (3 Jan. 2022) [140]
Sebastian Walter, MdA.jpg Sebastian Walter 1979 GRÜNE Tempelhof-Schöneberg 133.2% [141]
2016-12-08 Plenarsitzung Abgeordnetenhaus Berlin by Sandro Halank-8 (cropped).jpg Kurt Wansner 1947 CDU Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg list1st Father of the House [142]
Christoph-Wapler Pressefoto(VincentVillwock).jpg Christoph Wapler 1969 GRÜNE Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 427.0% [143]
2014-09-09 - Kai Wegner MdB - 7002.jpg Kai Wegner 1972 CDU Spandau list1stFaction leader [144]
Thorsten Weiß 1983 AfD State list7th [145]
Björn Wohlert 1988 CDU Reinickendorf 428.4% [146]
2017-11-16 Karsten Woldeit by Sandro Halank.jpg Karsten Woldeit 1975 AfD State list3rd [147]
FDP-Fraktion Berlin CC BY-SA 3.0 Christian Wolf.jpg Christian Wolf1978 FDP Lichtenberg list1st [148]
Dunja Wolff 1962 SPD Treptow-Köpenick 622.0% [149]
Christian Zander 1978 CDU Tempelhof-Schöneberg 735.6% [150]
2017-11-16 Stefan Ziller by Sandro Halank.jpg Stefan Ziller 1981 GRÜNE State list8th [151]
Steffen Zillich 1971 LINKE State list10th [152]

List of former members

ImageNameBirth yearParty Constituency Vote %List #Date of departureNotesRef.
Stefanie Fuchs, Linke (Martin Rulsch) 2017-11-16.jpg Stefanie Fuchs 1975 LINKE State list15th30 November 2022Resigned
Replaced by Franziska Leschewitz 		[153]
Pressefoto Bettina-Jarasch 2014 (cropped).jpg Bettina Jarasch 1968 GRÜNE State list1st31 December 2021Resigned after joining the Giffey senate
Replaced by Stefan Taschner 		[154]
MJK20760 Sebastian Scheel.jpg Sebastian Scheel 1975 LINKE State list4th14 December 2021Resigned
Replaced by Alexander King		 [155]
Schopf Plenum.jpg Tino Schopf 1974 SPD Pankow 927.4%23 December 2021Resigned after joining the Giffey senate
Replaced by Torsten Schneider 		[156]
Daniel Wesener, MdA.jpg Daniel Wesener 1975 GRÜNE State list4th3 January 2022Resigned after joining the Giffey senate
Replaced by Catrin Wahlen 		[157]

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  17. ↑ Kristin Brinker
  18. ↑ Hugh Bronson
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  20. ↑ Sandra Brunner
  21. ↑ Franziska Brychcy
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  23. ↑ Stefanie Bung
  24. ↑ Marianne Burkert-Eulitz
  25. ↑ Derya Çağlar
  26. ↑ Sebastian Czaja
  27. ↑ Ina Czyborra
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  30. ↑ Lars Düsterhöft
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  32. ↑ Elif Eralp
  33. ↑ Stefan Evers
  34. ↑ Christopher Förster
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  36. ↑ Vasili Franco
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  52. ↑ Bahar Haghanipour
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  56. ↑ Sven Heinemann
  57. ↑ Anne Helm
  58. ↑ Alexander Herrmann
  59. ↑ Christian Hochgrebe
  60. ↑ Torsten Hofer
  61. ↑ Marcel Hopp
  62. ↑ Maren Jasper-Winter
  63. ↑ Björn Matthias Jotzo
  64. ↑ Robbin Juhnke
  65. ↑ Alexander Kaas Elias
  66. ↑ Susanna Kahlefeld
  67. ↑ Antje Kapek
  68. ↑ Sandra Khalatbari
  69. ↑ Alexander King
  70. ↑ Hendrikje Klein
  71. ↑ Florian Kluckert
  72. ↑ Ferat Koçak
  73. ↑ Matthias Kollatz
  74. ↑ Bettina König
  75. ↑ Scott Körber
  76. ↑ Johannes Kraft
  77. ↑ Holger Krestel
  78. ↑ Louis Krüger
  79. ↑ Melanie Kühnemann-Grunow
  80. ↑ Taylan Kurt
  81. ↑ Harald Laatsch
  82. ↑ Max Landero Alvarado
  83. ↑ Klaus Lederer
  84. ↑ Jan Lehmann
  85. ↑ Franziska Leschewitz
  86. ↑ Nina Lerch
  87. ↑ Dirk Liebe
  88. ↑ Gunnar Lindemann
  89. ↑ Tamara Lüdke
  90. ↑ Benedikt Lux
  91. ↑ Stephan Machulik
  92. ↑ Sibylle Meister
  93. ↑ Heiko Melzer
  94. ↑ Sven Meyer
  95. ↑ Laura Neugebauer
  96. ↑ Jian Omar
  97. ↑ Andreas Otto
  98. ↑ Orkan Özdemir
  99. ↑ Martin Pätzold
  100. ↑ Maik Penn
  101. ↑ Catherina Pieroth-Manelli
  102. ↑ Lars Rauchfuß
  103. ↑ Felix Reifschneider
  104. ↑ Sven Rissmann
  105. ↑ Roman-Francesco Rogat
  106. ↑ Kristian Ronneburg
  107. ↑ Raed Saleh
  108. ↑ Robert Schaddach
  109. ↑ Carsten Schatz
  110. ↑ Klara Schedlich
  111. ↑ Niklas Schenker
  112. ↑ Sebastian Schlüsselburg
  113. ↑ Katrin Schmidberger
  114. ↑ Ines Schmidt
  115. ↑ Manuela Schmidt
  116. ↑ Stephan Schmidt
  117. ↑ Torsten Schneider
  118. ↑ Julia Schneider
  119. ↑ Niklas Schrader
  120. ↑ Tom Schreiber
  121. ↑ Katina Schubert
  122. ↑ Mathias Schulz
  123. ↑ André Schulze
  124. ↑ Tobias Schulze
  125. ↑ Julian Schwarze
  126. ↑ Cornelia Seibeld
  127. ↑ Katrin Seidel
  128. ↑ Roman Simon
  129. ↑ Iris Spranger
  130. ↑ Stephan Standfuß
  131. ↑ Dirk Stettner
  132. ↑ Jörg Stroedter
  133. ↑ Aferdita Suka
  134. ↑ Tommy Tabor
  135. ↑ Stefan Taschner
  136. ↑ Martin Trefzer
  137. ↑ Damiano Valgolio
  138. ↑ Marc Vallendar
  139. ↑ Petra Vandrey
  140. ↑ Catrin Wahlen
  141. ↑ Sebastian Walter
  142. ↑ Kurt Wansner
  143. ↑ Christoph Wapler
  144. ↑ Kai Wegner
  145. ↑ Thorsten Weiß
  146. ↑ Björn Wohlert
  147. ↑ Karsten Woldeit
  148. ↑ Christian Wolf
  149. ↑ Dunja Wolff
  150. ↑ Christian Zander
  151. ↑ Stefan Ziller
  152. ↑ Steffen Zillich
  153. ↑ Stefanie Fuchs
  154. ↑ Bettina Jarasch
  155. ↑ Sebastian Scheel
  156. ↑ Tino Schopf
  157. ↑ Daniel Wesener
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