Federal Government of Raab I

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Federal Government of Raab I
5. Government of the Second Republic
Julius Raab
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
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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
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