Federal Government of Raab I
Federal Government of Raab I | |
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5. Government of the Second Republic | |
Chancellor | Julius Raab |
choice | National Council election 1953 |
Legislative period | VII. |
Appointed by | Federal President Theodor Körner |
education | April 2, 1953 |
The End | June 29, 1956 |
Duration | 3 years and 88 days |
predecessor | Federal Government Figl III |
successor | Federal Government of Raab II |
composition | |
Party (s) | ÖVP + SPÖ |
representation | |
National Council | 147/165 |
The Austrian federal government Raab I was formed after the National Council election on February 22, 1953 . The ÖVP was no longer led by Leopold Figl , but by Julius Raab , from whom his party expected a more edgy policy. Federal President Theodor Körner appointed the first Raab government, again an ÖVP- SPÖ coalition, on April 2, 1953.
Figl returned to the government in the same year as Foreign Minister and signed the State Treaty for it on May 15, 1955 , which ended the occupation regime on July 27, 1955. After the withdrawal of all foreign troops, the Raab I cabinet presented the National Council with the draft of the Neutrality Act , which was passed as a constitutional law on October 26, 1955.
The government resigned on May 14, 1956, one day after the National Council election in 1956 , and was entrusted by the Federal President with the continuation of business until the formation of the next government, which ended on June 29, 1956.
Federal Minister (for) | Official | Political party | State Secretary |
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Federal Chancellery |
Julius Raab Vice Chancellor: Adolf Schärf ( without portfolio ) Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs: Karl Gruber (until November 26, 1953) Leopold Figl |
ÖVP SPÖ ÖVP ÖVP |
Bruno Kreisky ( SPÖ ) |
Interior | Oskar Helmer | SPÖ | Ferdinand Graf ( ÖVP ) |
Judiciary |
Josef Gerö (until December 28, 1954) Hans Kapfer (from January 17, 1955) |
SPÖ-close | |
classes |
Ernst Kolb (until October 31, 1954) Heinrich Drimmel |
ÖVP | |
Social administration |
Karl Maisel (until January 23, 1956) Anton Proksch |
SPÖ | |
Finances | Reinhard Kamitz | ÖVP | Fritz Bock (from July 7, 1955; ÖVP ) |
Agriculture and Forestry | Franz Thoma | ÖVP | |
Trade and reconstruction |
Josef C. Böck-Greissau (until April 21, 1953) Udo Illig (from April 28, 1953) |
ÖVP |
Fritz Bock (until July 7, 1955; ÖVP ) Raimund Gehart (until July 31, 1954; SPÖ ) Rudolf Fischer (from August 2, 1954; SPÖ ) |
Transport and Nationalized Enterprises | Karl Waldbrunner | SPÖ |