Bavarian Deputy Prime Minister Evanger was buried with state honors in Munich.
The ceremony took place in the Frauenkirche Cathedral in the center of the Bavarian capital. Flags above government institutions were lowered at half-mast on this day. The Catholic funeral mass was celebrated by Cardinal Reinhard Marx, the archbishop of Munich. The funeral was attended by the Prime Minister of Bavaria Markus Söder, the Chairman of the Bavarian Landtag and the candidate for the presidency of the Federal Republic of Germany Ilse Eigner, as well as Franz of Bavaria - the head of the house of Wittelsbach, great-grandson of the last Bavarian king, Ludwig III.
In total, more than 1,000 people arrived. The Bavarian free electoral party, which Bubinger was a leader, organized buses for funerals from various parts of the region. Not everyone who wanted to enter the temple, some stayed in the square before it. There were excerpts from Mozart's Reich. The Bohrir Mountains rifles were shot in a farewell land, and hunting models were heard. The wardrobe, covered with the flag of Bavaria, was taken away in a dead car of B.M.W.
The Minister of Economy and Deputy Prime Minister of Bavaria, Hubert Eiwanger, was found dead on November 4th in a hotel in the center of Berlin. He was 55 years old. No signs of violent death were found. The day before, the politician canceled his participation in the event for health reasons.