Germany
- Guenther Abermann
- Hermann Albrecht
- Heinz Aldinger
- Peco Bauwens
- Felix Brych (2007–)
- Walter Eschweiler
- Herbert Fandel (1998–2009)
- Marco Fritz (2012–)
- Monika Fornaçon
- Rudi Glöckner
- Manuel Gräfe (2007–)
- Bernd Heynemann (1988–1999)
- Robert Hoyzer
- Thorsten Kinhöfer (2006–)
- Knut Kircher (2004–)
- Siegfried Kirschen
- Hellmut Krug (1991–2001)
- Markus Merk (1992–2008)
- Florian Meyer (2002–)
- Dieter Pauly
- Adolf Prokop (1972–1988)
- Babak Rafati (2008–)
- Aron Schmidhuber
- Peter Sippel (2003–)
- Wolfgang Stark (1999–)
- Bernd Stumpf
- Karl-Heinz Tritschler
- Franz-Xaver Wack (2000–2007)
- Michael Weiner (2002–)
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