Wallow

Wallow

Hans Wallow (* 25. Dezember 1939 in Göttingen) ist ein deutscher Politiker.

1966 trat er der SPD bei, für die er von 1981 bis 1983 und von 1990 bis 1998 im Bundestag saß. 1998 verzichtete er aufgrund einer schweren Erkrankung auf eine erneute Kandidatur. Er trat 2001 aus der SPD aus, nachdem er einen Angriff von NATO-Flugzeugen vor Ort in Serbien recherchiert hatte. Anschließend war er vorübergehend Mitglied der WASG und ist jetzt parteilos. Wallow ist als Autor tätig und schreibt Beiträge für verschiedene Wochenzeitungen sowie politische Theaterstücke.

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