CDU) Kim Petras, singer-song writer Theodor Blank (former Federal minister, CDU) Wilhelm Boden (German politician, CDU; Premier of Rhineland-Palatinate 1946–1947) Katja Burkard (German television moderator) Dieter Cunz (professor of German, Ohio State University) Paul Deussen (German philosophic historian and Indologist) Paul Dickopf (co-founder of the BKA) Ralph Dommermuth (entrepreneur) Thomas Enders (manager) Dominik Eulberg (electronic music artist and disc jockey) Dieter Fritsch (German surveyor) Erhard Geyer (former Federal Chairman of the German Officials’ Federation) Frank Göbler (German Slavist) Paul A. Grimm (German artist) Dieter Hackler (Federal Commissioner for the Civil Service 1991–2006) Annegret Held (German writer) Hendrik Hering (German politician, SPD) Joseph Höffner (Bishop of Münster 1962–1969 and Archbishop of Cologne 1969–1987) Joachim Hörster (German politician CDU, Member of the Bundestag) Bodo Illgner (German national football player) Johannes Kalpers (German singer) Kaspar Kögler (German painter and poet) Georg Leber (former Federal minister, SPD) Franz Leuninger (Resistance fighter against the National Socialist régime, died 1945) Ernst Lindemann (German naval officer, Captain of the Bismarck) Peter, Manfred, Uwe and Günter Ludolf, the main producers of the television series Die Ludolfs Heinrich August Luyken (German writer in Esperanto) Johann Ludwig von Nassau-Hadamar (German prince) Hanns-Josef Ortheil (German writer) Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen (German social reformer) Mike Rockenfeller (German racecar driver) Gerhard Roth (German politician, SPD) Barbara Rudnik (German actress) Rudolf Scharping (German politician, SPD) Dirk Schiefen (German musician) Jan Schlaudraff (German national football player) Dominik Schwaderlapp (Vicar-General of the Archbishopric of Cologne) Gerd Silberbauer (German actor) Martin Stadtfeld (German pianist) Heinrich Friedrich Karl vom Stein (Prussian politician) Hermann Heinrich Traut (German librarian) Johann Philipp von Walderdorf (as Johann IX Elector and Archbishop of Trier 1756–1768, Prince-Bishop of Worms 1763–1768) Erich Wenderoth (German jurist and co-founder of the Rheinische Post) Siegfried von Westerburg (Archbishop of Cologne 1275–1297) Clemens Wilmenrod (German television cook) Westerwaldlied The Westerwald is also internationally known in songs, above all in folksongs, and particularly the "Westerwaldlied" ("Westerwald Song"), as well as "Westerwald-Marsch" ("Westerwald March"), "Westerwald, du bist so schön" ("Westerwald, you are so lovely"), the "Neues Westerwaldlied" ("New Westerwald Song") by songwriter Ulrik Remy, "Ich bin aus 'm Westerwald" ("I am from the Westerwald") and "Das schönste Mädchen vom Westerwald" ("The Loveliest Girl from the Westerwald") by Karl-Eberhard Hain and Jürgen Hardeck, made well known by De Höhner, Die Schröders and other groups. The "Westerwaldlied" is also sung by the Chilean Armed Forces and is known as "Himno de la Sección". It