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Regine Hildebrandt

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756:, brother of the musical director of the choir in which they sang. The two had known each other through the church since 1950: they had also been near neighbours, with a shared childhood experience of living along the East–West front-line before 1961. The marriage produced three children, born in 1969, 1971 and 1974. Her research career left her with enough space to devote time to the family, which was very important to her. Her husband later recalled that they ate together each evening six days per week, and on Sundays had a family lunch in the middle of the day after getting back from church. When she died, aged 60, she would still be living with younger family members in a large "multi-generational family house" they had been able to have built after 1045:"Mir waren immer die gleichen Sachen wichtig. Zu DDR-Zeiten habe ich versucht, so zu leben, wie ich es für richtig hielt: mit den Säulen Beruf, Familie, Freunde, Domkantorei. (...) Mir war immer Mitmenschlichkeit wichtig. Das hat sich nach der Wende sogar verstärkt, weil Massenarbeitslosigkeit und die Veränderung der sozialen Verhältnisse die Menschen extrem verunsichert haben. Mein Leben ist eng verbunden mit dem Beruf, mit dem Zusammensein mit der Familie, auch mit dem Versuch, etwas auszustrahlen und etwas zu bewegen. Das lasse ich mir auch jetzt nicht abschneiden. Entscheidend ist nicht die Länge des Lebens, sondern daß man sein Leben weiterführen kann, so wie man es für richtig hält." 31: 1041:, because people found mass-unemployment and the changes in social relationships between individuals intensely unsettling. My life is closely bound up with my profession, with participating in the family, and also with the attempt to give of myself and to make a difference to something. I'm not going to let up now. What matters is not the length of a life, but that you should conduct your life in the way that you believe is right." 774: 1648: 977:"Rejoicing at the birth of a child is one important element in a fulfilled life, and at the end death self-evidently has its place within the overall human experience. My great concern is that it should be possible to undergo the process both within the family assisted by out-patient support, and indeed, where necessary, in a suitable hospice." 1037:"The same things have always been important for me. In years of the German Democratic Republic I tried to live according to what I believed was right: in my work, with the family, with friends, with the Cathedral choir. (...) For me, what mattered was always human relationships and shared support. That feeling intensified after 981:"So wie es dazu gehört, sich zu freuen, wenn ein Kind geboren wird, so selbstverständlich muß auch der Tod am Ende eines erfüllten Lebens für die Menschen stehen. Daß dies sowohl in den Familien mit ambulanter Unterstützung oder eben in den entsprechenden Hospizen möglich ist, ist mir ein ganz großes Anliegen." 1168:
She was a popular and effective minister, often hitting the headlines with less than diplomatic outbursts, always charmingly reasonable but also forcefully persuasive with key colleagues when, as often happened, issues within her ministerial ambit came down to arguments about funding. In the popular
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party. Her failure to join seems to have been a result of timetable clashes involving her commitment to singing in the church choir. Failure to enroll in the FDJ had nevertheless led to her application for the university course to be initially rejected; and subsequent failure as an adult to become a
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and followed other official media, if only to keep herself up to date with The Party's politically correct linguistic contrivances of the moment. The family never owned a television set, but news came from radio programmes broadcast from West Berlin or London, and from friends who visited from the
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The governing coalition started to splinter in August 1990 leading to the withdrawal of the Social Democrats from it, as a result of which Regine Hildebrandt terminated her career as a government minister at the national level. The next month, however, in 1990 she was elected to the national
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according to a single list system which offered the voters only one list of (carefully preselected) candidates. Anyone wishing to vote against the list could do so by placing the ballot paper in a separate ballot box while the officials looked on: few did. But on 18 March 1990 the German
1011:"Auf bundespolitischer Ebene ist es wichtig, die rechtlichen Voraussetzungen zu verbessern, daß man eben nicht an Maschinen angeschlossen wird, wenn man dies nicht mehr will. Dazu gehört auch das Recht, sein Leben durch Selbsttötung zu beenden, wenn es denn gar nicht mehr geht." 1007:"At the level of national policy it is important to improve the legal framework so that you don't have to go on being wired up to all those machines if you no longer want to be. Part of that is the right to end your life through suicide if absolutely nothing works any more." 1123:
A political decision had been taken to convert East German currency into western Marks at a one-for one rate (except in respect of very large amounts), and Hildebrandt's priority as a government minister was tackling growing unemployment in east Germany, following
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The Hildebrandts and the state prime minister Manfred Stolpe had known one another since the 1960s through their church connections, though they had not been aware at every level of Stolpe's complicated and possibly at times collaborative relationship with the
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which (in East Germany) had been re-founded five days earlier. The Hildebrandts valued the embracing compassionate socialism of the moderate left which had been nurtured and demonstrated by iconic (western) SPD figures from the recent past such as
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Hildebrandt now became a key SPD figure in the state politics of Brandenburg. In October 1990, the state tier of government was reintroduced to what had been the German Democratic Republic, and as part of the process elections took place for a
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The war ended in May 1945 and the family ended up back in Berlin. For the first five or six years of her schooling she attended a school in a western occupation zone of the city ("West Berlin"), but as the political division between the
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during the years of the dictatorship. After her resignation from the government Hildebrand and Stolpe would continue to treasure one another's friendship, and remain political allies, until Hildebrandt's death in 2001.
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In the 1999 Brandenburg state election the Social Democrats lost their absolute majority and minister-president Manfred Stolpe prepared to form a "grand coalition" with the centre-right
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and the western occupation zones became more stark and, it seemed, more permanent, her parents opted on her behalf for a school in the Soviet zone in what had by now become known as
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1990 was the year in which, for rather less than a year, she became an important Social Democratic participant in the national politics of the
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Enkel-Brief aus dem Jahr 1999 (letter addressed to her three grandchildren and subsequently published on-line on her commemorative website)
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Nationally in December 1999 and again in November 2001, a few weeks before she died, Hildebrand topped the polls in the elections to the
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which led to her receiving her doctorate in 1978. In 1978 she took a senior research position at Berlin's Centre for the Study of
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The summer of 1989 brought a dramatic change in her life when she, together with her husband, Jörg, was among the co-founders of
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party. Hildebrand was already seriously ill and had strongly campaigned for an alternative alliance, with the left-wing
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dictatorship only when they felt they had to. They did not vote in the country's sham elections because §22 of the
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Between 1964 and 1978 Regine Radischewski worked in a management position involving Quality Control in the
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Democratic Republic conducted its first (and as matters turned out, last) democratically configured
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because not to have done so would have deprived her research colleagues of vital funding. When
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resulted, typically, in a reported turnout of 99.74%). Regine Hildebrand did join the national
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The German Democratic Republic had formally been founded in October 1949, but by that time the
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Regine Hildebrandt at SPD-convention in Nuremberg in November 2001, a few days before her death.
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which formed the (initially hard to spot) political border between East Berlin and
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Jörg Hildebrandt über seine Frau Regine: Fürsorge und Verantwortung als Leitmotiv
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Commanders Crosses of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany
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Minister for Labour, Social Affairs, Health and Women of Brandenburg
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west and were permitted (unlike East German citizens) to return to
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who worked as an accompanist at the National Ballet Academy.
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In July 1996 it became known that Regine Hildebrandt had
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During these years she also found time, in 1966 to marry
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would constrain her career opportunities right up until
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She died at age 60 on 26 November 2001 in 696:, which was in effect the youth wing of the 867:They would write letters of protest to the 16:German biologist and politician (1941-2001) 1282: 1280: 1278: 1276: 1274: 1272: 1270: 1268: 1266: 1184:. She resigned from the state government. 837:did not oblige them to vote (although the 166: 58:1 November 1990 – 13 October 1999 29: 18: 1291:. Institut für Frauen-Biographieforschung 814:Learn how and when to remove this message 1262: 114:12 April 1990 – 20 August 1990 1519:had created the basis for a return to 1486: 1476: 1095:. 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Index


Minister for Labour, Social Affairs, Health and Women of Brandenburg
Minister-President
Manfred Stolpe
Minister of Labour and Social Affairs
of East Germany

Minister-President
Lothar de Maizière
Hannelore Mensch
Landtag of Brandenburg
11 October 1994
26 October 1990
11 October 1994
Constituency established
Social Democratic Party List
Volkskammer
Berlin
5 April 1990
Constituency abolished
Berlin-Mitte
Berlin
Nazi Germany
Woltersdorf
Brandenburg
Germany
Breast cancer
Social Democratic Party
Social Democratic Party in the GDR
Jörg Hildebrandt
Woltersdorf
Alma mater

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