First Schmidt cabinet
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| Federal Ministry | Name | Party | Secretary | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chancellor | Helmut Schmidt (* 1918) | SPD | Marie Schlei | SPD |
| Vice-Chancellor | Hans-Dietrich Genscher (* 1927) | FDP | – | – |
| Foreign Affairs | Hans-Dietrich Genscher | FDP | ab 19. August 1974: Staatsminister Karl Moersch Hans-Jürgen Wischnewski | FDP SPD |
| Interior | Werner Maihofer (1918–2009) | FDP | Gerhart Rudolf Baum Jürgen Schmude | FDP SPD |
| Justice | Hans-Jochen Vogel (* 1926) | SPD | Hans de With | SPD |
| Finance | Hans Apel (* 1932) | SPD | Karl Haehser Konrad Porzner bis 20. Dezember 1974 Rainer Offergeld ab 24. January 1975 | SPD |
| Economics | Hans Friderichs (* 1931) | FDP | Martin Grüner | FDP |
| Food, Agriculture and Foresty | Josef Ertl (1925–2000) | FDP | Fritz Logemann | FDP |
| Labour and Social Affairs | Walter Arendt (1925–2005) | SPD | Hermann Buschfort | SPD |
| Defence | Georg Leber (* 1920) | SPD | Karl Wilhelm Berkhan bis 19. März 1975 Hermann Schmidt | SPD |
| Youth, Family, Health | Katharina Focke (* 1922) | SPD | Fred Zander | SPD |
| Transport Post and Communication |
Kurt Gscheidle (1924–2003) | SPD | Ernst Haar Kurt Jung | SPD FDP |
| Planning, Construction and Urban Development | Karl Ravens (* 1927) | SPD | Dieter Haack | SPD |
| Intra-German Relations | Egon Franke (1913–1995) | SPD | Karl Herold | SPD |
| Research and Technology | Hans Matthöfer (1925–2009) | SPD | Volker Hauff | SPD |
| Education and Science | Helmut Rohde (* 1925) | SPD | Peter Glotz | SPD |
| Economic Cooperation | Erhard Eppler (* 1926) (bis 8. July 1974) Egon Bahr (* 1922) |
SPD | Alwin Brück | SPD |
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