Federal Government Sinowatz

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Federal Government Sinowatz
17. Federal Government of the Second Republic of Austria
Fred Sinowatz
Chancellor Fred Sinowatz
choice 1983
Legislative period XVI.
Appointed by Federal President Rudolf Kirchschläger
education May 24, 1983
The End June 16, 1986
Duration 3 years and 23 days
predecessor Federal Government Kreisky IV
successor Federal government Vranitzky I
composition
Party (s) SPÖ and FPÖ
representation
National Council
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The Austrian federal government Sinowatz , an SPÖ- FPÖ coalition after 13 years of SPÖ sole government , was formed after the National Council election on April 24, 1983 and was in office, appointed by Federal President Rudolf Kirchschläger , from May 24, 1983 to June 16, 1986, the Day of the appointment of the first cabinet under Chancellor Franz Vranitzky .

After the SPÖ no longer achieved the absolute but only the relative majority in the National Council elections in 1983, as in 1971 , 1975 and 1979 , the Kreisky IV federal government resigned on the evening of the election. SPÖ chairman Bruno Kreisky proposed Fred Sinowatz , most recently Vice Chancellor and Minister of Education, as his successor. With the FPÖ , which had already supported an SPÖ government without an absolute majority in 1970/71 (see Bundesregierung Kreisky I ), a “small coalition” was formed under FPÖ chairman Norbert Steger . The Sinowatz cabinet and the short-lived Vranitzky I cabinet that followed remained the only SPÖ-FPÖ coalition at the federal level.

Federal Minister (for) Official Political party State Secretary
Chancellor Fred Sinowatz SPÖ Johanna Dohnal ( SPÖ )
Ferdinand Lacina ( SPÖ ) (until September 10, 1984)
Franz Löschnak ( SPÖ ) (until December 17, 1985)
Vice Chancellor and BM for trade, commerce and industry Norbert Steger FPÖ Erich Schmidt (SPÖ)
Minister without portfolio in the Federal Chancellery
(from December 18, 1985)		 Franz Löschnak SPÖ  
Foreign Affairs Erwin Lanc (until September 10, 1984)
Leopold Gratz (from September 10, 1984) 		SPÖ  
Social administration Alfred Dallinger SPÖ  
Finances Herbert Salcher (until September 10, 1984)
Franz Vranitzky (from September 10, 1984) 		SPÖ Holger Bauer ( FPÖ )
Health and environmental protection Kurt Steyrer (until December 17, 1985)
Franz Kreuzer (from December 17, 1985) 		both SPÖ Mario Ferrari-Brunnenfeld ( FPÖ )
Interior Karl Blecha SPÖ  
Judiciary Harald Ofner FPÖ  
Agriculture and Forestry Günter Haiden SPÖ Gerulf Murer ( FPÖ )
Transport , from January 1st 1985 public economy and transport Karl Lausecker (until September 10, 1984)
Ferdinand Lacina (from September 10, 1984) 		SPÖ  
National defense Friedhelm Frischenschlager (until May 15, 1986)
Helmut Krünes (from May 15, 1986) 		FPÖ  
Family, youth and consumer protection Elfriede Karl (until September 10, 1984)
Gertrude Fröhlich-Sandner (from September 10, 1984) 		SPÖ  
Teaching and art , from January 1, 1985 teaching, art and sport Helmut Zilk (until September 10, 1984)
Herbert Moritz (from September 11, 1984) 		SPÖ  
Buildings and technology Karl Sekanina (until February 22, 1985)
Ferdinand Lacina (additionally entrusted with management from February 22 to March 1, 1985)
Heinrich Übleis (from March 1, 1985) 		SPÖ Beatrix Eypeltauer ( SPÖ )
Science and Research Heinz Fischer SPÖ  

literature

  • Anton Pelinka : The small coalition. SPÖ – FPÖ, 1983–1986 (= studies on politics and administration . Volume 48). Böhlau, Vienna a. a. 1993, ISBN 3-205-98052-2 .
  • Linda Martina Zeiler: What remains? The political work and legacy of Dr. Fred Sinowatz. Diploma thesis, University of Vienna, Vienna April 2010 ( pdf , othes.univie.ac.at)