German ICCGMs
- Dr. Friedrich Baumbach, GM 1973
- Volker-Michael Anton, GM 1987
- Andreas Bachmann, GM 2001
- Gerd Branding, GM 2004
- Andreas Brenke, GM 2004
- Wolfgang Brodda, GM 2009
- Horst Broß, GM 2005
- Jürgen Bücker, GM 2009
- Heinrich Burger, GM 1996
- Annemarie Burghoff, LGM 2005
- Dr. Stephan Busemann, GM 1996
- Dr. Heinz-Wilhelm Dünhaupt, GM 1973
- Hans-Marcus Elwert, GM 1996
- Dr. Klaus Engel, GM 1983
- Ricarda Flügel, LGM 2008
- Frank Gerhardt, GM 2003
- Hans-Ulrich Grünberg, GM 1991
- Wolfgang Häßler, GM 1997
- Horst Handel, GM 1987
- Laura Hartmann, LGM 2009
- Hermann Heemsoth, GM 1987
- Paul Heilemann, GM 1984
- Prof. Dr. Knut Herschel, GM 1999
- Peter Hertel, GM 1999
- Dr. Hans-Joachim Hofstetter, GM 2003
- Siegfried Karkuth, GM 2006
- Heinz-Erich van Kempen, GM 1999
- Siegfried Kluve, GM 1998
- Klaus Kögler, GM 2007
- Dr. Martin Kreuzer, GM 1994
- Dr. Matthias Kribben, GM 2009
- Günther Kühnel, GM 2009
- Dr. Fred Kunzelmann, GM 2007
- Gerhard Löh, GM 1991
- Karl-Heinz Maeder, GM 1992
- Ralph Mallee, GM 1989
- Werner Metz, GM 1997
- Dieter Mohrlok, GM 1999
- Reinhard Moll, GM 2009
- Gerhard Müller, GM 2006
- Joachim Neumann, GM 2001
- Arno Nickel, GM 2001
- Dr. Manfred Nimtz, GM 1998
- Thomas Raupp, GM 2001
- Dieter Reppmann, GM 2005
- Horst Rittner, GM 1961
- Wolfgang Rohde, GM 2006
- Lothar Schmid, GM 1959
- Anja Schmidt, LGM 2005
- Frank Schröder, GM 2008
- Ingo Schütt, GM 1999
- Sandra Seidel, LGM 2010
- Christian Sender, GM 2002
- Mirna Siewert, LGM 2004
- Achim Soltau, GM 1993
- Dr. Claus Sprengelmeier, GM 2006
- Dieter Stern, GM 1985
- Dr. Werner Stern, GM 2009
- Günter Stertenbrink, GM 1984
- Maximilian Voss, GM 2003
- Robert K. Frhr. von Weizsäcker, GM 2004
- Thomas Winckelmann, GM 2004
- Hans-Dieter Wunderlich, GM 2006
- Hans Ziewitz, GM 1995
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