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Büro Egon Krenz im ZK der SED

1982 - 1990 Reference: DY 30 View in original presentation

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Stiftung Archiv der Parteien und Massenorganisationen der DDR im Bundesarchiv
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Die Überlieferung aus dem Büro Egon Krenz umfasst Archivgut aus seiner Tätigkeit als Mitglied des Politbüros und Sekretär im Zentralkomitee der SED und als Abgeordneter der Volkskammer, Mitglied des Staatsrates und des Nationalen Verteidigungsrates der DDR. Einschätzungen, Informationen, Mitteilungen enthalten Aussagen zur Wirtschafts-, Sicherheits-, Militär-, Medien- und Kulturpolitik, zu Staats- und Rechtsfragen sowie internationalen Kontakten der SED, zum politischen Herbst 1989 in der DDR, vereinzelt zu Kirchenfragen. Eine Vielzahl von Beschwerden aus allen Bevölkerungsschichten zur politischen, wirtschaftlichen, kulturellen und gesellschaftlichen Entwicklung in der DDR (auch zu Wahlen in der DDR) belegen das Ende der SED-Herrschaft.

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Das vorliegende Findbuch wurde 1992 im Zentralen Parteiarchiv der SED im Verbund Archiv/Bibliothek/Technische Werkstätten beim Parteivorstand der Partei des Demokratischen Sozialismus von Dr. Simone Walther angefertigt. Eine Anreicherung des Aktenbestandes erfolgte 1996 und 2000 in der Stiftung Archiv der Parteien und Massenorganisationen der DDR im Bundesarchiv durch Bestandsergänzungen. Die weitere Bearbeitung der Daten konnte im Zuge der Digitalisierung der Findmittel und der Gestaltung der Online-Präsentation vorgenommen werden. Die Verzeichnungsangaben und die Ergänzungen wurden teilweise korrigiert, ergänzt, die Schreibweise der Serienakten sowie die Datierung vereinheitlicht und eine Einleitung sowie ein Personen- und Ortsindex erstellt. In das 2006 fertig gestellte Online-Findbuch wurden 2011 die Digitalisate eingebunden.
Personenbezogene Informationen, die von der allgemeinen Nutzung ausgenommen sind können im Bundesarchiv nach Paragraph 5, Absatz 5 des Bundesarchivgesetzes vorgelegt und eingesehen werden.

1. Angaben über die Aufgaben und Arbeitsweise des Büros Egon Krenz im Haus des Zentralkomitees

Egon Krenz (*1937) war vom 18. Oktober bis zum 3. Dezember 1989 Generalsekretär des Zentralkomitees der SED, von 1976 bis 1989 im Politbüro des Zentralkomitees (1976 Kandidat, ab 1983 Mitglied), Sekretär des Sekretariats des Zentralkomitees (1983 bis 1989), seit 1971 Kandidat und von 1973 bis 1989 Mitglied des Zentralkomitees, von 1981 bis 1989 Mitglied des Staatsrates der DDR (1984 stellvertretender Vorsitzender, 1989 Staatsratsvorsitzender), Mitglied (1983 bis 1989) und Vorsitzender (1989) des Nationalen Verteidigungsrates, Abgeordneter der Volkskammer der DDR (1971 bis 1989), Erster Sekretär des Zentralrates der Feien Deutschen Jugend (1973 bis 1983). Innerhalb der SED-Führung zeichnete Egon Krenz bis zu seinem Rücktritt als Generalsekretär der SED auf der 12. Tagung des Zentralkomitees im Plenarsaal des ZK-Gebäudes am 3. Dezember 1989 in Berlin entsprechend der Beschlussfassung im Zentralkomitee und Politbüro verantwortlich für nachfolgende Aufgabenbereiche:

Beschluss der 1. Tagung des ZK der SED am 22. Mai 1976
- Wahl zum Kandidaten des Politbüros (1).

Arbeitsverteilung im Politbüro ab Mai 1978
- verantwortlich als Kandidat des Politbüros für die Erfüllung der Aufgaben als Erster Sekretär des Zentralrates der Freien Deutschen Jugend (2).

Arbeitsverteilung im Politbüro ab April 1979
- verantwortlich als Kandidat des Politbüros für die Erfüllung der Aufgaben als Erster Sekretär des Zentralrates der Freien Deutschen Jugend (3).

Beschluss der 1. Tagung des ZK der SED am 16. April 1981
- Wiederwahl zum Kandidaten des Politbüros (4).

Arbeitsverteilung im Politbüro am 26. Oktober 1983

Beschluss der 7. Tagung des ZK der SED am 24. und 25. November 1983
- Wahl zum Mitglied des Politbüros und Sekretariats (6).

Arbeitsverteilung im Politbüro ab 7. Februar 1984
- verantwortlich für den Bereich Führungsstelle im Zentralkomitee der SED (7).

Arbeitsverteilung im Politbüro ab 22. Mai 1984
- Stellvertreter des Vorsitzenden des Staatsrates der DDR (8).

Beschluss der 9. Tagung des ZK am 8. Oktober 1989
- Wahl zum Generalsekretär der SED (9).

Außerordentliche 12. Tagung des ZK der SED am 3. Dezember 1989
- Rücktritt als Generalsekretär, Mitglied des Zentralkomitees, Politbüros, Sekretariats (10).


2. Schriftliche Überlieferung und archivische Bearbeitung

Die Überlieferung aus dem Büro Krenz gelangte nach der Niederlegung seiner Ämter im November 1989 aus der Registratur des Büros Krenz in die Altregistratur des Zentralen Parteiarchivs der SED. Vertrauliches Büroschriftgut leitete der damalige Leiter des Büros des Politbüros an das ihm unterstellte Interne Parteiarchiv weiter. 1992 wurde das Schriftgut aus den dienstlichen Räumen von Egon Krenz im Zentralen Parteiarchiv im Verbund Archiv/Bibliothek/Technische Werkstätten beim Parteivorstand der Partei des Demokratischen Sozialismus erschlossen. Gemäß dem Vertrag vom 29. Dezember 1992 zwischen der Partei des Demokratischen Sozialismus (PDS) und der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, wurde der Teilbestand mit der Provenienzbezeichnung "Büro Egon Krenz" zusammen mit dem Gesamtbestand "Zentralkomitee der SED" in die Stiftung Archiv der Parteien und Massenorganisationen der DDR im Bundesarchiv eingebracht. 1996 erhielt der Teilbestand eine Ergänzung durch die vertraulichen Arbeitsunterlagen aus dem Internen Parteiarchiv. Im September 1999 übergab die Staatsanwaltschaft II in Moabit SED-Materialien aus dem Büro Krenz zur Archivierung, die am 1. Februar 1990 durch die Generalstaatsanwaltschaft der DDR für Ermittlungsarbeiten in den Arbeitsräumen von Egon Krenz und Erich Honecker im Haus des Zentralkomitees der SED beschlagnahmt wurden.
Im Zuge der endgültigen Erschließung wurde der Teilbestand entsprechend den Funktions- und Arbeitsbereichen von Egon Krenz gegliedert und sachthematisch geordnet. Neben Archivgut, das seine Tätigkeit in den verschiedenen Verantwortungsbereichen widerspiegelt, existieren in den Aktengruppen auch Informationen zur Wirtschafts-, Medien- und Kulturpolitik, zu internationalen Kontakten der SED und der DDR, vereinzelt zu Kirchenfragen, die ihm als engem Vertrauten Erich Honeckers und Mitglied des Politbüros zur Kenntnis gegeben worden sind. Besonders hinzuweisen ist auf die persönlichen Aufzeichnungen zu Sitzungsprotokollen des Politbüros und des Sekretariats des Zentralkomitees (Oktober 1984 bis September 1989). Die von Wolfgang Herger angefertigten Informationen über Diskussionen in den Politbüro- und Sekretariatssitzungen sowie von Günter Böhme in den Ministerratessitzungen vermittelm dem Leser einen Komplex von Problemen, vor denen die DDR bei der Umsetzung der Wirtschafts- und Sozialpolitik stand. Die Besucher- und Reiseproblematik und das Sicherheitsdenken werden in den Dokumenten sichtbar. Viele Dokumente, die er als Politbüromitglied und Sekretär für Sicherheitsfragen gelesen und mit denen er gearbeitet hat tragen seine Anmerkungen, Einfügungen, Streichungen im Text und Zuschreibungen. Die Studien zur politischen, wirtschaftlichen, kulturellen und gesellschaftlichen Entwicklung, eine Vielzahl von Eingaben zu verschiedensten Problemen aus allen Bevölkerungsschichten (auch zu Wahlen in der DDR) sowie Einschätzungen und Analysen aus den Ministerien der DDR geben Auskunft über den Niedergang der DDR und zum Ende der SED im Herbst 1989.
Die abschließende Bearbeitung erfolgte 1992, Ergänzungen 1996 und 2000. Im Ergebnis liegen 7,50 lfm Archivgut in 356 Archivalieneinheiten mit einer Laufzeit von 1982 bis 1990 vor.

Bestandsgliederung

1. Grundsatzmaterialien
1. 1. Parteitage der SED
1. 2. Sitzungen des Politbüros
1. 3. Sitzungen des Sekretariats
1. 4. Tagungen des Zentralkomitees
1. 5. Arbeitsweise des Büro Egon Krenz
1. 6. Reden und Beiträge von Egon Krenz
1. 7. Korrespondenz von Egon Krenz
1. 8. Persönliche Aufzeichnungen von Egon Krenz
1. 9. Gedenk- und Jahrestage
2. Eingaben der Bevölkerung an das Zentralkomitee der SED
3. Sicherheitspolitik und -fragen der SED
4. Zusammenarbeit mit staatlichen Organen der DDR
5. Staats- und Rechtsfragen
6. Jugendpolitik der SED
7. Sportpolitik der SED
8. Wirtschaftspolitik der SED
9. Kultur, Medien, Kirchen- und Religionsgemeinschaften
10. Internationale Beziehungen
11. Oppositionelle Bewegung/"Friedliche Revolution" in der DDR 1989


3. Literaturhinweise

Claus Jürgen Duisberg: Das Deutsche Jahr. Einblicke in die Wiedervereinigung 1989/1990, Berlin 2005.

Hans-Hermann Hertle, Gerd-Rüdiger Stephan (Hg.): Das Ende der SED. Die letzten Tage des Zentralkomitees, Berlin1997.

Egon Krenz: Wenn Mauern fallen. Die Friedliche Revolution: Vorgeschichte-Ablauf-Auswirkungen, unter Mitarbeit von Hartmut König und Gunter Rettner, Wien 1990.

Egon Krenz: Herbst´89, Berlin 1999.

Egon Krenz: Briefe und Zeugnisse, Berlin 2000.

Detlef Nakath und Gerd-Rüdiger Stephan: Countdown zur deutschen Einheit. Eine dokumentierte Geschichte der deutsch-deutschen Beziehungen 1987-1990, Berlin 1996.

Detlef Nakath, Gero Neugebauer und Gerd-Rüdiger Stephan (Hrsg.): Die Spitzenkontakte zwischen SED/PDS und KPdSU 1989 - 1991, Berlin 1998.

Gerd-Rüdiger Stephan: "Vorwärts immer, rückwärts nimmer!" Interne Dokumente zum Zerfall von SED und DDR 1988/89, Berlin 1994.


Quellenangabe:

(1) Vergleiche, BArch DY 30/IV 2/1/519.
(2) Vergleiche, BArch DY 30/IV 2/1/553.
(3) Vergleiche, BArch DY 30/IV 2/1/565.
(4) Vergleiche, BArch DY 30/IV 2/1/586.
(5) Vergleiche, BArch DY 30/J IV 2/2/2025.
(6) Vergleiche, BArch DY 30/IV 2/1/619, 622, DY 30/J IV 2/2/2025.
(7) Vergleiche, BArch DY 30/J IV 2/2/2039.
(8) Vergleiche, BArch DY 30/J IV 2/2/2056.
(9) Vergleiche, BArch DY 30/IV 2/1/701-703.
(10) Vergleiche, BArch DY 30/IV 2/1/715-717.



Text: Sylvia Gräfe
Dezember 2011

  • Kandidat des Politbüros des ZK der SED,
  • Berufung als Mitglied des Nationalen Verteidigungsrates der DDR,
  • Sekretär des ZK der SED,
  • Mitglied des Staatsrates der DDR,
  • Sekretär für Sicherheit,
  • Sekretär für Jugend,
  • Sekretär für Sport,
  • Sekretär für Staats- und Rechtsfragen
  • Jugendkommission beim Politbüro (5).

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This object is currently in copyright. Please contact the providing institution for more information and in order to acquire additional permissions for re-use.

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