Free Democratic Party of Switzerland - List of Party Presidents

List of Party Presidents

Name Canton Years
1st Gottisheim, Christian Friedrich !Christian Friedrich Göttisheim Basel-Stadt 1894–1896
2nd Brenner, Ernst !Ernst Brenner Basel-Stadt 1896–1897
3rd Stossel, Johannes !Johannes Stössel Zurich 1897–1898
4th Hirter Johann !Johann Hirter Bern 1898–1903
5th Scherrer, Paul !Paul Scherrer Basel-Stadt 1904–1906
6th Bissegger, Walter !Walter Bissegger Zurich 1907–1910
7th Decoppet, Camille !Camille Decoppet Vaud 1911–1912
8th Bonjour, Felix !Félix Bonjour Vaud 1912–1913
9th Lohner, Emil !Emil Lohner Bern 1914–1918
10th Schopfer, Robert !Robert Schöpfer Solothurn 1919–1923
11th Meyer, Albert !Albert Meyer Zurich 1923–1929
12th Schupbach, Hermann !Hermann Schüpbach Bern 1929–1934
13th Beguin, Ernest !Ernest Béguin Neuchâtel 1934–1940
14th Wey, Max !Max Wey Luzern 1940–1948
15th Pini, Aleardo !Aleardo Pini Ticino 1948–1954
16th Dietschi, Eugen !Eugen Dietschi Basel-Stadt 1954–1960
17th Celio, Nello !Nello Celio Ticino 1960–1964
18th Glasson, Pierre !Pierre Glasson Fribourg 1964–1968
19th Schmitt, Henri !Henri Schmitt Geneva 1968–1974
20th Honegger, Fritz !Fritz Honegger Zurich 1974–1977
21st Richter, Yann !Yann Richter Neuchâtel 1978–1984
22nd Hunziker, Bruno !Bruno Hunziker Aargau 1984–1989
23rd Steinegger, Franz !Franz Steinegger Uri 1989–2001
24th Buhrer, Gerold !Gerold Bührer Schaffhausen 2001–2002
25th Langenberger, Christiane !Christiane Langenberger Vaud 2002–2004
26th Schweiger, Rolf !Rolf Schweiger Zug 2004
28th Kleiner, Marianne !Marianne Kleiner Appenzell Innerrhoden 2004–2005
28th Pelli, Fulvio !Fulvio Pelli Ticino 2005–2009

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