:Bezirk Suhl

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{{Infobox Former Subdivision

|common_name = Suhl

|conventional_long_name = District of Suhl

|native_name = Bezirk Suhl

|subdivision = District (Bezirk)

|nation = East Germany

|image_flag = Hissflagge Suhl.svg

|image_coat = DDR Wappen Suhl.png

|image_map = District of Suhl in German Democratic Republic.svg

|image_map_caption = Location of Bezirk Suhl within the German Democratic Republic

|capital = Suhl

|coordinates =

|stat_area1= 3856

|stat_pop1 = 595,200

|stat_year1 = 1989

| leader1 = Adolf Färber

| leader2 = Kurt Schneidewind

| leader3 = Otto Funke

| leader4 = Hans Albrecht

| leader5 = Peter Pechauf

| year_leader1 = 1952–1954

| year_leader2 = 1954–1956

| year_leader3 = 1956–1968

| year_leader4 = 1968–1989

| year_leader5 = 1989–1990

| title_leader = First Secretary of the Socialist Unity Party

|title_deputy = Chairman of the Council of the Bezirk

|deputy1 = Fritz Sattler

|deputy2 = Wilhelm Behnke

|deputy3 = Arnold Zimmermann

|deputy4 = Helmuth Vierling {{small|(acting)}}

|deputy5 = Werner Ulbrich {{small|(as Regierungsbevollmächtigter)}}

|year_deputy1 = 1952–1958

|year_deputy2 = 1958–1967

|year_deputy3 = 1967–1990

|year_deputy4 = 1990

|year_deputy5 = 1990

|legislature = Bezirkstag Suhl

|p1 = Thuringia

|flag_p1 = Flag of Thuringia.svg

|s1 = Thuringia

|flag_s1 = Flag of Thuringia.svg

|year_start = 1952

|year_end = 1990

| today = Germany

}}

The Bezirk Suhl was a district (Bezirk) of East Germany. The administrative seat and the main town was Suhl.