One of the "bourgeois" features of the constitution (in Article 66) was the office of President, which was filled by Wilhelm Pieck, formerly the leader of the eastern branch of the Communist Party of Germany and now one of the two chairmen of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED).
One of the "bourgeois" elements in the constitution (Article 66) was the position of President, held by Wilhelm Pieck, who had been the leader of the eastern branch of the Communist Party of Germany and later became one of the two chairmen of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED).