member of the European Movement Germany. Controversy In 2019, Microsoft announced that it had detected cyberattacks, which occurred between September and December 2018, targeting employees of the DGAP; they are believed to have originated from a group called Strontium. Governance Leadership 1955-1973 – Günther Henle 1973-1981 – Kurt Birrenbach 1987-1993 – Christian Peter Henle 1993-1999 – Werner Lamby 1999-2001 – Ulrich Cartellieri 2001-2003 – Hans-Dietrich Genscher 2003-2005 – Alfred Freiherr von Oppenheim 2005-2019 – Arend Oetker 2019–present – Tom Enders Funding DGAP is financed through the contributions of its members, acquired project funds and contributions from sponsors and patrons, including among others, the Federal Foreign Office, Deutsche Bank, Airbus, the Robert Bosch Foundation, and the Open Society Foundations. Notable members Prominent members are the former foreign minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher, the former President of Germany Richard von Weizsäcker, as well as some other famous German politicians and academics Volker Rühe, Günter Verheugen, Klaus von Dohnanyi, Eberhard Diepgen, Theodor Waigel, Michael Glos, Friedbert Pflüger, Rudolf Scharping, Dieter Schulte, Manfred Stolpe, Rita Süssmuth, and Antje Vollmer. References External links Homepage Homepage "Internationale Politik" International relations Think tanks based in Germany