Rupert Scholz
Rupert Scholz is a prominent German lawyer and politician, known for his service as the Minister of Defense from 1988 to 1989. He has been an influential figure in the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and has contributed significantly to discussions surrounding German legal and constitutional reforms. Scholz is recognized for advocating changes to the nomination process for judges at the Federal Constitutional Court, promoting a more democratic approach that allows for broader participation from various political parties. His insights and proposals continue to influence contemporary debates on the integrity and functioning of democratic institutions in Germany.
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Germany:
Rupert Scholz was the Federal Minister of Defense who had lunch with Strauß on the day of his collapse.
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Switzerland:
Rupert Scholz proposed that the party nomination rights for candidates to the Federal Constitutional Court should be abolished.
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