Austria 2019
This article lists events in Austria in 2019 .
General
- Nuno Maulide is named Austrian Scientist of the Year 2018 by the Club of Education and Science Journalists . January 7th: The chemist
- February 28: 63rd Vienna Opera Ball
- March 14-23 : Nextcomic Festival Linz
- March 30th: Opening of the Lower Austrian State Exhibition 2019
- Country Overshoot Day April 9th: Austrian
- festival of joy takes place for the seventh time on Heldenplatz in Vienna . May 8th: The
- May 24th: 15th Long Night of Churches
- 25./26. May: Opening of the new Lower Austria State Gallery in Krems an der Donau
- May 28: Austrian World Summit of the R20 Regions of Climate Action in the Vienna Hofburg and Climate Kirtag at Heldenplatz with Greta Thunberg and Arnold Schwarzenegger
- Life Ball June 8th: 26th
- June 13th to 15th: European Forum Wachau
- June 15: 24th Rainbow Parade
- June 17: The historian Philipp Ther and the microbiologist Michael Wagner are awarded the Wittgenstein Prize , each worth 1.5 million euros .
- June 26th to 30th: Ingeborg Bachmann Prize 2019 in Klagenfurt
- August 14th to 30th: European Forum Alpbach
- 23rd and 24th August: Vienna Classic Days
- September: The daily newspaper Die Presse publishes a list of the most influential economists of the year for the sixth time .
- AirPower flight show in Zeltweg September 6th and 7th:
- For Forest by the installation artist Klaus Littmann is opened to the public in Klagenfurt's Wörthersee Stadium September 8: The art project
- September 14th and 15th: Open House in Vienna
- September 16-20: Euroskills European Professional Championships in Graz
- September 19 to October 13: Festival for contemporary art Styrian Autumn
- September 25-29: Philosophicum Lech
- September 26th to October 13th: Wiener Wiesn Festival
- September 29: Monument Day 2019
- October 5th: Long Night of the Museums
- October 23: Presentation of the Austrian of the Year 2019 award
- October 25th: Presentation of the Big Brother Awards in Vienna's Rabenhof Theater
- October 26th: The most beautiful place in Austria is determined for the 6th time within the scope of 9 Places - 9 Treasures
- November 4: Awarding of the Austrian Book Prize 2019
- November 6-10: Book Vienna
- December: Announcement of the Austrian word for the year 2019
Austrian Google search terms of the year 2019
- Search terms of the year: 1. Strache , 3. Dominic Thiem , 4. EU election results , 7. National Council election , 10. Kurz
- Exciters & fates Austria: 1. Ibiza Video , 2. Florian Janny , 3. Motion of no confidence , 4. Lisa Alm, 5. Identitarians , 6. Learning victory, 7. Johannes Dürr , 8. HTL Ottakring , 9. Donauzentrum Brand, 10. Original Play
politics
- February 28: The governor of Burgenland, Hans Niessl, hands over his office to Hans Peter Doskozil after more than 18 years , election and inauguration of the provincial government Doskozil I
- May 18: In the course of the " Ibiza Affair ", Heinz-Christian Strache announces his resignation as Vice Chancellor and FPÖ party chairman, Federal Chancellor Sebastian Kurz announces an early election to the National Council .
- May 19: After the Ibiza affair became known, the Burgenland Governor Hans Peter Doskozil announced an early state election on January 16, 2020 .
- May 22: With the dismissal of Herbert Kickl takes place, the first ministerial dismissal by the President of the Second Republic. Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache , Ministers Norbert Hofer , Beate Hartinger-Klein and Mario Kunasek as well as State Secretary Hubert Fuchs are removed from their offices at their own request. The vacant ministerial posts in the Federal Government Kurz I will be filled by Valerie Hackl , Johann Luif , Walter Pöltner and Eckart Ratz , with Hartwig Löger becoming Vice Chancellor .
- May 27: In the National Council , the 186th motion of no confidence since 1945 is the first successful vote of no confidence in a federal government.
- May 28: The members of the Federal Government Kurz I are removed from their offices by Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen . Until the formation of a new federal government, Hartwig Löger will be entrusted with the continuation of the administration of the Federal Chancellery and with the chairmanship of the provisional federal government and the members of the outgoing federal government with the continuation of the administration.
- June 3: Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen praises the federal government Bierlein , which is replacing the provisional federal government Löger . For the first time, with Brigitte Bierlein, a woman is sworn in as Austrian Chancellor , and for the first time there are as many women as men in an Austrian federal government.
- 3rd and 4th June: Meeting of the heads of state of the German-speaking countries in Linz
- JULY 1: Bernhard Achitz (SPO), Werner Amon (ÖVP) and Walter Rosenkranz (FPÖ) are by President der Bellen Alexander Van as Ombudsmen sworn in .
- July 20: The shredder affair becomes known
- August 13: The casino affair becomes known
- October 23: After the National Council election , the constituent session of the XXVII. Legislative period
- November 6th: Constituent meeting of the Vorarlberg state parliament of the XXXI. Legislative period and election and inauguration of the Wallner III state government
- December 12th: Three members of the Vienna Landtag resigned from the FPÖ and founded the parliamentary group Die Allianz für Österreich (DAÖ) .
- December 17th: Constituent session of the Landtag of Styria of the XVIII. Legislative period and election and inauguration of the state government Schützenhöfer II
- December 23: Presentation of the final report of the FPÖ's historians' commission
Election dates
- 28 January to 10 April: Chamber of Labor elections, date depending on the federal state
- March 10: Municipal council and mayoral elections in Salzburg 2019 (last election 2014 )
- May 26: European elections in Austria 2019
- May 27-29 : ÖH elections
- September 29: National Council election in Austria 2019
- October 13: State election in Vorarlberg 2019
- November 24, 2019: State election in Styria 2019
Sports
- December 2018 / January: Four Hills Tournament 2018/19
- 21st to 27th January: 79th Hahnenkamm race
- Austrian Badminton Championship 2019 February 1st to 3rd:
- February 20 to March 3: Nordic World Ski Championships 2019 in Seefeld in Tyrol
- April 22nd to 26th: Tour of the Alps 2019
- Vienna City Marathon April 7th:
- Austrian Darts Open 2019 3rd to 5th May:
- May 17th to 19th: Salzburg Marathon
- May 26th: Austrian Women's Run and Ironman 70.3 Austria
- May 30th to June 2nd: ErzbergRodeo
- June 21-30: Austria at the European Games in Minsk
- June 28th to 30th: 2019 Austrian Grand Prix
- Ironman Austria July 7th:
- World Gymnaestrada 2019 in Dornbirn 7th to 13th July:
- Tour of Austria 2019 July 6th to 12th:
- July 27th to August 3rd: Generali Open 2019 / Generali Open 2019 / Qualification
- August 25th to September 1st: 2019 World Rowing Championships in Ottensheim
- August 11: Motorcycle World Championship 2019 - Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring
- August 17: At the 2019 Fistball World Cup , Austria's national fistball team wins the silver medal
- August 25: Trans Vorarlberg Triathlon
- August 27 to September 1: W 25 Vienna ITF World Tennis Tour 2019
- August 30th to September 1st: Austria Triathlon and Austrian Darts Championship 2019
- September 10th to 15th: Madainitennis Open 2019 in St. Pölten
- September 13th to 15th: IFA Fistball World Tour Finals 2019 in Salzburg
- 27 September to 6 October: Austria at the 2019 World Athletics Championships
- Upper Austria Ladies Linz 2019 / Qualification and Upper Austria Ladies Linz 2019 October 6th to 13th:
- October: Klagenfurt Open 2019
- October 19-27: Erste Bank Open 2019 / Qualification and Erste Bank Open 2019
- October 31: Presentation of the 2019 Athlete of the Year award
- November 7th to 15th: Austria at the 2019 World Athletics Championships for the disabled
- November 12th to 17th: Austrian Open 2019 (table tennis)
- December to January 2020: Four Hills Tournament 2019/20
Championships, cups and leagues
- Austrian football championship 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Austrian Football Women's Championship 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Austrian Football Cup 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Austrian Women's Football Cup 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Austrian handball championship 2018/19 and 2019/20
- ÖHB Cup 2018/19 and 2019/20
- ÖHB Women's Cup 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Austrian Ice Hockey League 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Baseball Bundesliga season 2019
- Chess Bundesliga 2018/19 (Austria) and 2019/20
- Chess Bundesliga 2018/19 (Austria, women) and 2019/20
- Austrian Football League 2019
- Pool billiards Bundesliga 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Austrian championships in cross-country skiing 2019
- Austrian Hockey Bundesliga (field, men) 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Austrian Alpine Ski Championships 2019
- Austrian handball championship (women) 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Alps Hockey League 2018/19
- Women's ice hockey Bundesliga 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Admiral Basketball Bundesliga 2018/19
- Floorball Bundesliga Austria 2018/19 and 2019/20
- Austrian Volleyball Championship 2018/19 (men) and 2019/20
- Austrian Volleyball Championship 2018/19 (women) and 2019/20
- Austrian Volleyball Cup 2018/19 (men) and 2019/20
- Austrian Volleyball Cup 2018/19 (women) and 2019/20
Music, theater, stage
- New Year's Concert by the Vienna Philharmonic 2019 January 1:
- February 12: Protest song contest
- April 25: Amadeus Awards 2019
- May 10th: Opening of the Wiener Festwochen
- June 20: Summer night concert by the Vienna Philharmonic
- June 13-16 : Nova Rock Festival
- June 21-23 : Danube Island Festival
- 23 June: Awarding of the Austrian Music Theater Prize 2019 / Austrian Music Theater Prize
- June 27-30 : Woodstock's brass band
- July 5th and 6th: 40th Austrian Brass Music Festival in Vienna
- July 4th to 28th: Tyrolean Festival Erl
- July 11th to August 24th: Mörbisch Lake Festival
- July 16 to August 27: Innsbruck Festival of Early Music
- July 20 to August 31: Salzburg Festival
- July 17 to August 18: Bregenz Festival
- July 25th to 28th: Popfest in Vienna
- August 15 to 17: FM4 Frequency Festival
- August 16 to September 8: Grafenegg Festival
- September 13th to 15th: Folk culture festival in Aufsteirern
- September 26th to 28th: Waves Vienna 2019
- October 25th: National Day concert
- November 24th: Awarding of the Nestroy Theater Prize 2019 / Nestroy Theater Prize
- List of number one hits in Austria (2019)
Film, television and radio
- 19 January: The Austrian productions Joy , Kaviar and Nevrland are awarded at the Max Ophüls Prize film festival .
- January 30th: Presentation of the Austrian Film Prize 2019 in the Vienna City Hall
- February 28 to March 7: Women's Film Days
- March 13-17 : Tricky Women International Animation Film Festival
- March 19 to 24: Diagonale film festival in Graz
- April 13: Romy Awards 2019
- April 25th to 30th: Crossing Europe film festival in Linz
- May 28th to June 2nd: Vienna Shorts
- June 29th to September 1st: Film Festival on Vienna's Rathausplatz
- August 6-10 : Alpinals
- October 24th to November 6th: Viennale
Theatrical releases of Austrian productions
date | Movie title |
---|---|
January 11th | Cold feet |
January 18th | Joy |
February 1st | Love machine |
February 22 | Winter in Havana |
1st March | How I learned to be a child of myself |
7th March | The Big Jump |
March 22 | The ground under your feet |
17th of May | earth |
April 5th | The children of the dead |
June 13th | caviar |
14th June | To the night |
13.september | Nevrland |
4th of October | chaos |
4th of October | Nobadi |
October 17th | I have never been to New York |
November 1st | Little Joe - happiness is a business |
November 29th | The diver |
6th of December | Gipsy Queen |
20th of December | Lucky |
Memorial days
- Peter Altenberg 8 January: 100th anniversary of the death of the writer
- January 12: 500th anniversary of the death of Maximilian I (HRR)
- January 23rd: 100 years ago the marine researcher Hans Hass was born
- February 12: 30th anniversary of the death of the writer Thomas Bernhard
- February 16: 100 years ago, the first free and equal election in the history of Austria took place with the election of the constituent national assembly , women were allowed to vote for the first time
- February 23: The Galtür avalanche disaster struck 20 years ago
- March 23: 100 years ago Karl I left Austria with his family and went into exile in Switzerland. In the Feldkirch Manifesto, before crossing the border, he revoked his waiver of government business, which was the reason for the Habsburg law
- Nobility Repeal Act was passed April 3rd: 100 years ago the
- April 18th: The composer Franz von Suppè was born 200 years ago
- Day of Remembrance against violence and racism in memory of the victims of National Socialism May 5th:
- May 25: 150 years ago the Vienna State Opera opened with a premiere of Don Giovanni by Mozart
- May 29: 20 years ago, a fire broke out in the Tauern tunnel , killing twelve people and injuring another 42.
- June 12: 25 years ago, is the referendum in Austria on accession to the European Union held
- June 24th: 50th anniversary of the death of the actor Oskar Sima
- June 27: Commemoration ceremony for 30 years of the fall of the Iron Curtain
- July 16: 350 years ago, 220 people died in a rock fall from Mönchsberg in Salzburg . Since then, mountain cleaners have carried out regular inspections of the rock faces.
- August 30: 40 years ago, a fire broke out in the main building of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank
- Felix Salten was born 150 years ago September 6th: The writer
- Maria Lassnig was born September 8th: 100 years ago the artist
- first Austrian Spar-Casse is founded 200 years ago October 4th: The
- October 15: 350 years of the University of Innsbruck
- October 21: 100 years ago the “National Council for German Austria ” decided on the new state name “Republic of Austria” based on the peace treaty of Saint Germain .
- December 2: The gas explosion in Wilhelmsburg occurred 20 years ago in 1999 . Ten people died in the collapse of a three-story building.
- December 10th: The March of Freedom takes place 30 years ago
- December 12th: The actor Fritz Muliar was born 100 years ago
Selection of known deceased
January
- Karl Foitek , automobile racing driver and entrepreneur January 1st:
- Elisabeth Wäger-Häusle , writer and dramaturge January 2nd:
- Alfred Kyrer , economist January 3:
- Robert Kauer , politician (ÖVP), member of the state parliament January 4th:
- Manfred Hohn , writer January 5th:
- Karl Heinz Ritschel , journalist and publicist, editor-in-chief of the Salzburger Nachrichten 5th January:
- Erika Schubert , opera singer January 8th:
- January 10: Ludwig Scharinger , bank manager
- January 14th: Nomi Meron , survivor of the Nazi regime, music teacher and contemporary witness
- January 26th: Wilma Lipp , opera singer
- January 27: Kurt Buchinger , politician
February
- Hans Kienesberger , artist February 3:
- Hans Haid , folklorist February 5th:
- Kurt Girk , folk music singer February 8:
- Werner Haslauer , politician February 8:
- February 12: Géza Hajós , art and garden historian
- February 13: Hans Stadlmair , conductor and composer
- February 16: Otto Strobl , composer, conductor and organist
- February 16: Michael Killisch-Horn , politician
- February 19: Georg Haber , communications engineer and museum director
- February 21: Hilde Zadek , opera singer
- February 21: Maria Magdalena Koller , film director and screenwriter
- February 22nd: Otto Wansch , religious and philosopher
- February 26: Franz Haslehner , politician
March
- Werner Schneyder , cabaret artist March 2nd:
- Horst Haselsteiner , historian March 3:
- Ernst Exner , musicologist and radio journalist March 5:
- Milan Linzer , politician March 3rd:
- Christine Schirmer , politician March 6:
- Michael Gielen , conductor and composer March 8:
- Elizabeth T. Spira , television editor March 9:
- March 10: Josef Feistmantl , luge rider
- March 12: Gabriela Moser , politician
- March 12th: Hermann Mucke , astronomer
- March 12th: Herwig Strobl , musician and author
- March 14th: Hans Grötzer , violinist
- March 15: Gerhard Skiba , politician
- March 16: Johann Maier , Judaist
- March 27: Friedrich Achleitner , writer and architecture critic
April
- Hugo Schwendenwein , canon lawyer April 1st:
- Barbara Wolfgang-Krenn , politician April 3:
- Baldur Pauß , composer and musician April 4th:
- April 10: Balduin Sulzer , composer
- April 14: Peter Ruckenbauer , agricultural scientist
- April 16: Hansjörg Auer , mountaineer
- April 16: David Lama , sport climber and alpinist
- April 16: Jörg Demus , pianist and composer
- April 26: Eberhard Vollnhofer , Provost
- April 27th: Manfred Müller , screenwriter and puppeteer
- April 30th: Erika Strasser , javelin thrower, President of the Austrian Athletics Association
May
- Lukas Essl , politician May 1st:
- Christian Pongruber , politician May 1st:
- Robert Essl , photographer May 4th:
- Rudolf Freinberger , politician May 4th:
- Gerald Mader , politician May 6:
- Fritz Novotny , musician May 7th:
- Wolfgang Rümmele , politician May 7th:
- May 10: Ingrid Nargang , lawyer and contemporary historian
- May 10: Valentin Zsifkovits , theologian and social ethicist
- May 12: Hansjörg Eichmeyer , theologian
- May 13: Willibald Katzinger , historian and museum director
- May 20th: Niki Lauda , racing driver and entrepreneur
- May 28th: Andre Asriel , composer
- May 30th: Gerd Baron , mathematician
June
- Albert Rohan , diplomat June 4th:
- Rosemarie Isopp , radio presenter ( driver on the road ) June 5th:
- Herbert Batliner , lawyer, politician, trustee and art collector June 8th:
- June 12: Elfriede Ott , actress, singer and director
- June 13: Peter Gerlich , political scientist
- June 15: Wilhelm Holzbauer , architect
- June 15: Karlheinz Miklin , jazz musician
- June 15: Josef Rieder , ski racer and doctor
- June 20: Peter Matić , castle actor
- June 20: Gerald Messlender , soccer player
- June 24th: Brigitte Swoboda , actress
- June 24: Iván Eröd , composer and pianist
- June 28: Elisabeth Jäger , journalist
July
- announced on July 23: Peter Jablonka , archaeologist
- July 10th: Hans Eibl , military musician, composer and conductor
- July 12: Eberhard Kummer , lawyer, singer and hurdy-gurdy player
- July 17th: Willy Dirtl , ballet dancer and choreographer
- July 18: Johann Trummer , priest, organist, musicologist and media manager
- July 25: Georg Hohenberg , diplomat
- July 25: Curt Faudon , director
- July 26th: Franz Pirchner , agricultural scientist and veterinarian
- July 26th: Gerhard Weis , journalist and broadcasting manager, general director of ORF
- July 27th: Axel Huber , local researcher and publicist
- July 27: Frank Hartmann , media philosopher
- July 27th: Johann Kresnik , dancer, choreographer and theater director
- July 29th: Fritz Drazan , soccer player
- July 30th: Max Wichtl , pharmacist
August
- Suzanne-Lucienne Rabinovici , Holocaust survivor August 2:
- Andrea Fraunschiel , politician August 4th:
- Robert Colnago , painter, sculptor and printmaker August 4th:
- August 11th: Gerheid Widrich , doctor and politician
- August 17th: Pepi Gramshammer , ski racer
- August 18: Helmuth Froschauer , conductor and choir director
- August 18th: Ulf Stahl , microbiologist and geneticist
- August 20: Rudolf Hundstorfer , politician
- August 23: Gretl Komposch , composer and choir director
- August 23: Egon Zimmermann II , ski racer
- August 25: Ferdinand Piëch , manager
- August 29: Georg Kriz , politician
September
- Helmut Rauch , nuclear physicist September 2:
- Sven Boltenstern , goldsmith and sculptor September 3:
- Bernhard Raschauer , legal scholar September 3:
- Alexander Höller , actor September 6:
- September 11th: Andreas Wimberger , actor and radio play speaker
- September 16: Rudolf Gurtner , politician
- September 19: Marko Feingold , Holocaust survivor
- September 21: Dieter Knall , Bishop
- September 24th: Herwig Zens , painter and art teacher
- September 25: Paul Badura-Skoda , pianist, piano teacher, music writer and editor
- September 27: Gerhard Hirschmann , politician
October
- Eric Pleskow , film producer October 1st:
- Wolfgang Perner , biathlete October 1st:
- Christian Scholz , economist October 4th:
- Wilhelm Proeckl , politician October 5th:
- Florian Janny , ice hockey player October 6:
- October 10: Erika Wien , opera singer and actress
- October 12: Hilde Rom , actress
- October 16: Senta Kapoun , translator
- October 17th: Angelika Werthmann , politician
- October 19: Lotte Tobisch , actress
- October 20: Friederike Zaisberger , historian
- October 21: Gerald Freihofner , journalist
- October 24: Walter Fantl-Brumlik , Holocaust survivor
- October 26th: Karl Koller , ski racer and ski instructor
- October 26th: Gerhard Croll : Musicologist
November
- Karl Boden , politician November 1st:
- Gustav Deutsch , film artist November 2nd:
- Friedemann Layer , conductor November 3:
- Hellmut Fischmeister , metallurgist November 6th:
- Ernst Outolny , politician November 6:
- Max Raub , canoeist November 9th:
- November 17th: Maria Urban , actress
- November 17th: Gustav Peichl , architect and caricaturist
- November 17th: Edwin Oberhauser , monument protector
- November 22nd: Andreas Karlsböck , politician
- November 24th: Johann Weinhart , sculptor
- November 24th: Joachim Angerer , clergyman and musicologist
- November 28: Andreas Mitterlehner , bank manager
December
- Hugo Hörtnagl , politician December 4th:
- December 20: Klaus Wolff , dermatologist
- December 20: Anton Schweighofer , architect
- December 20: Eduard Krieger , football player
- December 23: Wander Bertoni , sculptor
- December 24th: Walter Horak , soccer player
- December 24th: Ernst Höger , politician
- December 27th: Walter Koch , historian
- December 28: Karl-Heinz Frankl , priest and church historian
Gallery of the deceased
January 10: Ludwig Scharinger
February 5th: Hans Haid
February 21: Hilde Zadek
March 2nd: Werner Schneyder
March 12: Gabriela Moser
March 12th: Hermann Mucke
March 27: Friedrich Achleitner
April 16: David Lama
April 16: Hansjörg Auer
May 1st: Lukas Essl
May 7th: Fritz Novotny
May 7th: Wolfgang Rümmele
May 10: Ingrid Nargang
May 20: Niki Lauda
May 30th: Gerd Baron
June 4th: Albert Rohan
June 5th: Rosemarie Isopp
June 8: Herbert Batliner
June 12: Elfriede Ott
June 15: Wilhelm Holzbauer
June 15: Karlheinz Miklin
June 20: Peter Matić
June 24th: Iván Eröd
July 12: Eberhard Kummer
August 2nd: Suzanne-Lucienne Rabinovici
August 18th: Ulf Stahl
August 20: Rudolf Hundstorfer
August 25: Ferdinand Piëch
September 2nd: Helmut Rauch
September 19: Marko Feingold
September 24th: Herwig Zens
October 1st: Eric Pleskow
October 16: Senta Kapoun
October 19: Lotte Tobisch
November 2: Gustav Deutsch
November 17th: Gustav Peichl
November 17th: Edwin Oberhauser
December 20: Anton Schweighofer
See also
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Country Overshoot Days 2019. Retrieved July 28, 2019 .
- ↑ World Exhaustion Day shows a dramatic need for action. July 28, 2019, accessed July 28, 2019 .
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- ↑ orf.at: Wittgenstein Prize to historians and microbiologists . Article dated June 17, 2019, accessed June 17, 2019.
- ↑ Philipp Ther and Michael Wagner named Austria's new Wittgenstein Prize winners . OTS notification dated June 17, 2019, accessed June 17, 2019.
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