First Schröder cabinet

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The First Schröder cabinet was the initial federal government of Germany led by Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, formed in 1998 as a coalition between the Social Democratic Party (SPD) and the Greens.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cabinet
Federal government of Germany
appointedBy Federal President of Germany
budgetaryResponsibility Federal budget of Germany
capital Berlin
chancellor Gerhard Schröder
chancellorElectionDate 1998-10-27
coalitionPartner Alliance 90/The Greens
Social Democratic Party of Germany
continent Europe
country Germany
deputyGovernmentHeadTitle Vice Chancellor
endTime 2002-10-22
followedBy Second Schröder cabinet
formedAsResultOf 1998 German federal election
governmentForm Parliamentary democracy
governmentHeadTitle Federal Chancellor
governmentNumber 19th federal cabinet of Germany
governmentType Coalition cabinet
headOfGovernment Gerhard Schröder
historicalPeriod early 21st century
late 20th century
includedParty SPD
The Greens
jurisdiction Federal Republic of Germany
linked to: Germany
languageOfGovernment German
legislatureStatus Coalition government
legislatureTerm 14th Bundestag
linked to: Bundestag
locationOfCabinetMeetings Berlin
mainOppositionParty Christian Democratic Union of Germany
Christian Social Union in Bavaria
Free Democratic Party
notableForeignMinister Joschka Fischer
numberOfCabinetMembers approximately 15
oversightBody Bundesrat
Bundestag
policyOrientation Center-left
politicalPartyOfChancellor Social Democratic Party of Germany
precededBy Cabinet Kohl V
region Europe
startTime 1998-10-27
stateHead Johannes Rau
Roman Herzog
swornInBy Bundestag
timeInOfficeEra post-reunification Germany
viceChancellor Joschka Fischer

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Second Schröder cabinet precededBy First Schröder cabinet