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Encyclopedia > Austrian Bundeskanzler

The Federal Chancellor of Austria (Bundeskanzler) is the Austria.

Contents
1 First Republic (1918-1938)
2 Second Republic (since 1945)
3 See also
4 External links

First Republic (1918-1938)

Chancellors of Austria of the First Republic
Name Term of office Party
Karl Renner 1918-1920 SDAPÖ
Michael Mayr 1920-1921 CSP
Johann Schober 1921-1922 civil servant
Walter Breisky 1922 civil servant
Johann Schober 1922 civil servant
Ignaz Seipel 1922-1924 CSP
Rudolf Ramek 1924-1926 CSP
Ignaz Seipel 1926-1929 CSP
Ernst Streeruwitz 1929 CSP
Johann Schober 1929-1930 civil servant
Carl Vaugoin 1930 CSP
Otto Ender 1930-1931 CSP
Karl Buresch 1931-1932 CSP
Engelbert Dollfuß 1932-1934 CSP/VF
Kurt Schuschnigg 1934-1938 VF
Arthur Seyß-Inquart 1938 NSDAP

Second Republic (since 1945)

Chancellors of the Second Republic
Name Term of office Party
Karl Renner 1945 SDAPÖ/SPÖ
Leopold Figl 1945-1953 ÖVP
Julius Raab 1953-1961 ÖVP
Alfons Gorbach 1961-1964 ÖVP
Josef Klaus 1964-1970 ÖVP
Bruno Kreisky 1970-1983 SPÖ
Fred Sinowatz 1983-1986 SPÖ
Franz Vranitzky 1986-1997 SPÖ
Viktor Klima 1997-2000 SPÖ
Wolfgang Schüssel Since 2000 ÖVP

See also

External links

  • Official site of the Austrian Bundeskanzler (http://www.bundeskanzler.at/)







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Chancellor of Austria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (194 words)
The Federal Chancellor of Austria (Bundeskanzler) is the head of government in Austria.
Thus, a confirmation by the National Council (the Lower House of the Austrian parliament is not necessary.
However, since the National Council has the right to pass a motion of no confidence at any time, the president has to take the majority opinion of the National Council into account.
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