Joachim Herrmann (politician, born 1928)

Joachim Herrmann
Joachim Herrmann
	Herrmann in 1988
Editor-in-chief of ; Neues Deutschland
	In office; 7 July 1971 – 15 March 1978
Deputy	Hajo Herbell; Harri Czepuck; Sander Drobela; Günter Kertzscher; Günter Schabowski;
Preceded by	Rudolf Singer
Succeeded by	Günter Schabowski
Editor-in-chief of ; Berliner Zeitung
	In office; February 1962 – December 1965
Preceded by	Theo Grandy
Succeeded by	Rolf Lehnert
Preceded by
Parliamentary constituencies
Member of the Volkskammer ; for Berlin-Mitte, Berlin-Friedrichshain
	In office; 17 October 1976 – 16 November 1989
Preceded by	multi-member district
Succeeded by	Constituency abolished
Central Committee Secretariat responsibilities
1979–1989	Friendly Parties
1978–1989	Agitation
1978–1989	Propaganda
1978–1983	Party Academy Karl Marx
Personal details
Born	29 October 1928; Berlin, Free State of Prussia, Weimar Republic (now Germany)
Died	30 July 1992 (aged 63); Berlin, Germany
Political party	SED-PDS; (1989–1990)
Other political; affiliations	Socialist Unity Party; (1948–1989)
Occupation	Politician; Party Functionary; Journalist;
Awards	Banner of Labor; Patriotic Order of Merit, 1st class; Order of Karl Marx;
	Central institution membership 1978–1989: Full member,; Politburo of the Central Committee ; 1973–1978: Candidate member,; Politburo of the Central Committee ; 1971–1989: Full member,; Central Committee ; 1967–1971: Candidate member,; Central Committee ; Other offices held 1978–1989: Head,; Agitation Commission at the Politburo ; 1958–1960; 1963–1989: Member,; Agitation Commission at the Politburo ; 1960–1972: Member,; West Commission at the Politburo ;

Joachim Herrmann (October 29, 1928 - July 30, 1992) was an East German politician. He served as editor-in-chief of Neues Deutschland and as a member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the SED.

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