Austria 2015

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This article lists events in 2015 in Austria .

General

Same-sex traffic light couple in Vienna from May
Demonstration to be human in Austria on August 31, 2015 in Vienna
Migrants at the Vienna Westbahnhof on September 5, 2015, traveling by the thousands to Germany
Refugee portraits on Mariahilfer Straße as part of the demonstration “Refugees Welcome!” On October 3, 2015

politics

Conclusion of negotiations on the Iranian nuclear program in Vienna on July 14, 2015
  • July 14th: After 13 years of ongoing nuclear dispute with Iran, after three weeks of negotiations at Palais Coburg in Vienna , an agreement is reached with the EU, the five UN veto powers and Germany
  • July 28: The Constitutional Court repeals the special law for the restructuring of Hypo Alpe Adria and the associated haircut for subordinated creditors from 2014.
  • August 1: Change of the two members of the Stronach team, Kathrin Nachbaur and Rouven Ertlschweiger , to the parliamentary club of the ÖVP.
  • August 11: The MP Jessi Lintl leaves the Stronach team and remains as a non-attached MP in the National Council.
  • August 14th: The Secretary General of Amnesty International Austria Heinz Patzelt presents the final results of the investigations into the situation in the Federal Care Center East in Traiskirchen
  • August 26: The Austrian federal government appoints Christian Konrad as refugee coordinator.
Western Balkans Conference on August 27, 2015 in Vienna
Syria summit in Vienna in October 2015
  • October 23: A Syria summit takes place in Vienna with, among others, US Secretary of State John Kerry, Russia's chief diplomat Sergei Lavrov and Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Adel al-Jabir.
  • October 30: First Syria Conference in Vienna with representatives from 17 countries, the EU and the UN
  • October 29th: The Carinthian state parliament passes a fundamental resolution for a constitutional reform and the abolition of proportional representation .
  • November 2: Susanne Winter , member of the National Council, is expelled from the FPÖ, but would like to remain as a non-attached member of the National Council
  • November 3: The Council of Ministers resolves to dissolve the Finanzmarktbeteiligung Aktiengesellschaft (FIMBAG) on June 30, 2016
  • November 14th: Second Syria Conference in Vienna with representatives from 17 countries, the EU and the UN
  • November 14: In Vienna, the SPÖ and the Greens agree on a new coalition pact ( provincial government and city senate Häupl VI ).
  • November 17: The government announces the planned establishment of nine education directorates in the federal states.
  • November 29: The two governing parties SPÖ and ÖVP agree on the State Protection Act
  • December 3: The Administrative Court revokes the approval for the construction of the Semmering Base Tunnel under the Lower Austrian Nature Conservation Act.

Election dates

Sports

Vienna City Marathon : Largest Austrian sporting event with active participants
The athletes of the year 2015
The Austrian national soccer team after the last qualifying game for the European soccer championship 2016 on October 12, 2015

Championships, cups and leagues

music

The ballroom in the Vienna Musikverein building (around 2 hours after the end of the 2015 New Year's Concert)
Winner of the Amadeus Awards 2015

Film, television and radio

The winners of the Austrian Film Prize 2015 in the ballroom of the Vienna City Hall
Winner of the Austrian Radio Prize 2015 in the Vienna City Hall

Theatrical releases of Austrian productions

date Movie title
January 9th I see I see
January 23 Casanova Variations
January 30th Gruber goes
January 30th Austria: above and below
5. March Eternal life
March, 20th Super world
March, 20th Over the years
27th of March Ma slide
3rd of April Ghost hunters - on the icy trail
10th of April Three eggs in a glass
April 24th The last summer of the rich
April 24th Hubert von Goisern - Brenna has been doing it for a long time
June 19th No turning back from now on
August 14th Planet Ottakring
August 27 The Blunt King
September 11 Jack
September 18 Summer in Vienna
25th of September Chucks
9th October The Visit
November 6th Knight Trenk
November 13th The Trapp family - a life dedicated to music
20th November One of us
December 18th Help, I've shrunk my teacher

Theater / stage

Awarding of the Austrian Cabaret Prize 2015

Memorial days

Festival of Joy 2015

Selection of known deceased

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

  • September 1: Hans Seidel , head of WIFO from 1973 to 1981 and of IHS from 1984 to 1990
  • September 5: Karl Mang , architect
  • September 13th: Fritz Kaindl , cardiologist, initiator of the Schach dem Herztod campaign
  • September 13: Carl E. Schorske , historian, honorary citizen of the City of Vienna
  • September 19: Georg Eder , Archbishop of Salzburg
  • September 21: Karl Lausecker , Federal Minister of Transport from 1977 to 1984
  • September 26: Walter Kamper , pianist and university professor
  • September 29th: Jean Margulies , politician and union official

October

November

December

Gallery of the deceased

See also

Web links

Commons : 2015 in Austria  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

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