Klaus Siebold [SEP] place of death
Klaus Siebold
Klaus Siebold (born Laubusch (Lauta) 12 September 1930: died Spremberg 23 June 1995) was a German politician.
Life.
Life Early years.
He was Minister for Coal and Energy in the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) in the 1970s. He hit the headlines in 1979 in connection with his perceived role in exacerbating the consequences of the country's during the winter of 1978/79.
In 1930 Klaus Siebold was born in , a small new town in eastern Saxony. Laubusch, originally
Chairman of the Council of State, Willi Stoph. His dismissal came without official plaudits, in eloquent contrast to the treatment afforded to , the other minister dismissed at the same time: Fichter was fulsomely thanked for his work.
After this Siebold was sent back to work in industry. Among other things, he worked as Director of lignite-fueled power plant.
Life Democratic politics.
In the first, and as it turned out last, free national election held in East Germany, in March 1990, Klaus Siebold