Heinrich Fürnkranz

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Heinrich Fürnkranz (born October 31, 1828 in Krems an der Donau , † December 28, 1896 in Vienna ) was an Austrian politician.

After high school, he completed a business apprenticeship. From 1848 to 1855 he did his military service and then bought an iron shop in Langenlois .

In 1861 he became mayor of Langenlois and a member of the district road committee and in 1870 a member of the district school council.

In the state election in 1861 against Carl von Hock , he was defeated. In 1871 he did not run for office. In 1890 he and Ernst Vergani had the National Economic Association as a joint election platform . Before the 1896 election he vacillated between the German People's Party and Georg von Schönerer , but ultimately ran for the DVP. In 1891 he joined the German National Party in the Reichsrat .

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SURNAME Fürnkranz, Heinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian iron dealer
DATE OF BIRTH October 31, 1828
PLACE OF BIRTH Krems at the Donau
DATE OF DEATH December 28, 1896
Place of death Vienna