List of Austrian politicians
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This is a list of Austrian politicians.
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[edit] A
- Viktor Adler, Social democrat
- Werner Amon, member of parliament (ÖVP)
- Hannes Androsch, former vice-chancellor and finance minister (SPÖ)
[edit] B
- Cesare Battisti, politician and revolutionary
- Dr. Otto Bauer, politician (social democrat)
- Count Leopold von Berchtold, foreign minister at the outbreak of World War One
- Anton Benya, president of the Nationalrat (SPÖ)
- Erhard Busek, former vice chancellor and minister of science (ÖVP)
- Walter Breisky, Chancellor (First Republic)
- Christian Broda, former justice minister (SPÖ)
[edit] C
- Richard Nikolaus Graf Coudenhove-Kalergi, politician and revolutionary writer
[edit] D
- Engelbert Dollfuß, Chancellor (First Republic) and dictator from 1933 to 1934
[edit] E
- Otto Ender, Chancellor (First Republic)
[edit] F
- Leopold Figl, former Chancellor and foreign minister
- Heinz Fischer, Austrian President (elected 2004)
[edit] G
- Eva Glawischnig, politician (Austrian Green Party)
- Alfons Gorbach, former chancellor (ÖVP)
- Karl-Heinz Grasser, former finance minister
- Leopold Gratz, former foreign minister and president of the Nationalrat (SPÖ)
- Alfred Gusenbauer, chairman of the Austrian Socialdemocrats (SPÖ)
[edit] H
- Jörg Haider, politician, right-wing populist (BZÖ)
- Michael Hainisch, Austrian president (First Republic)
- Adolf Hitler, Leader and Chancellor of Germany from 1933-1945
[edit] I
- Theodor Innitzer, cardinal, archbishop and minister of the First Republic
[edit] J
- Franz Jonas, former Austrian president
[edit] K
- Ernst Kaltenbrunner, national socialist politician
- Wenzel Anton Graf Kaunitz, statesman
- Andreas Khol, president of the national council (ÖVP)
- Rudolf Kirchschläger, judge, diplomat and former Austrian president
- Josef Klaus, former Chancellor (ÖVP)
- Melchior Klesl, statesman 16th and 17th century
- Thomas Klestil, diplomat and Austrian president
- Viktor Klima, former Chancellor (SPÖ)
- Theodor Körner, Former Austrian president
- Leopold Kunschak, former president of parliament
- Bruno Kreisky, former Chancellor (SPÖ)
[edit] L
- Karl Lueger, mayor of Vienna before WWI, antsemite, founder of Christian-social party
[edit] M
- Hans-Peter Martin (born 1957), Member of the European Parliament
- Wilhelm Miklas, last president of the first Republic
- Alois Mock, former vice chancellor (ÖVP)
[edit] P
- Peter Pilz, politician of the Austrian Green Party
- Bruno Pittermann, former vice-chancellor SPÖ
- Erwin Pröll, governor of Lower Austria, ÖVP
[edit] R
- Julius Raab, former Chancellor (ÖVP)
- Rudolf Ramek, former Chancellor (first Republic)
- Karl Renner, former Chancellor and first Austrian president of the 2nd Republic (SPÖ)
- Josef Riegler, former vice-chancellor (ÖVP)
- Susanne Riess-Passer, former vice chancellor
[edit] S
- Adolf Schärf, former Austrian president
- Johann Schober, Chancellor (First Republic)
- Georg Ritter von Schönerer, Austrian politician in the Habsburg Monarchy
- Kurt von Schuschnigg, dictator from 1934 to 1938
- Wolfgang Schüssel, Chancellor of Austria (ÖVP)
- Ignaz Seipel, former Chancellor (First Republic)
- Arthur Seyß-Inquart, national socialist politician, last Chancellor before the Anschluss
- Karl Seitz, Austrina president (First Republic)
- Ignaz Seipel, chancellor (First Republic)
- Fred Sinowatz, former Chancellor (SPÖ)
- Gerhard Skiba, Mayor of Braunau am Inn (SPÖ)
- Ernst Streeruwitz, Chancellor (First Republic)
[edit] V
- Alexander Van der Bellen, chairman of the Austrian Green Party
- Franz Vranitzky, former chancellor (SPÖ)
[edit] W
- Kurt Waldheim, diplomat and politician; former Secretary-General of the United Nations from 1972 to 1982, former President of Austria from 1986 to 1992 born 1918
