Josef C. Böck-Greissau
Josef C. Böck-Greissau (born April 5, 1893 in St. Michael in Upper Styria , † April 21, 1953 in Vienna until 1919 Baron Böck von Greissau ) was an Austrian industrialist and politician ( ÖVP ).
He completed officer training at the Technical Military Academy in Mödling and took part in World War I as an artillery and general staff officer. After the war he worked in various industrial companies in Austria and Germany.
In 1947 he became vice president of the Association of Austrian Industrialists and the Lower Austrian Chamber of Commerce. From 1949 to 1953 he was a member of the National Council .
In addition, Böck-Greissau was Federal Minister for Trade and Reconstruction under Federal Chancellor Leopold Figl from 1952 until his death in 1953 .
Web links
- Josef C. Böck-Greissau on the website of the Austrian Parliament
First Republic: Karl Urban | Johann Zerdik | Eduard Heinl | Alexander Angerer | Alfred Grünberger | Emil Kraft | Hans Schürff | Michael Hainisch | Johann Schober | Friedrich Schuster | Eduard Heinl | Guido Jakoncig | Friedrich Stockinger | Wilhelm Taucher | Julius Raab | Hans Fischböck
Second Republic: Eduard Heinl | Eugen Fleischacker | Eduard Heinl | Ernst Kolb | Josef C. Böck-Greissau | Julius Raab | Udo Illig | Fritz Bock | Otto Mitterer | Josef Staribacher | Norbert Steger | Robert Graf | Wolfgang Schüssel | Johannes Ditz | Johann Farnleitner | Martin Bartenstein | Reinhold Mitterlehner | Harald Mahrer | Margarete Schramböck | Elisabeth Udolf-Strobl | Margarete Schramböck
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| SURNAME | Böck-Greissau, Josef C. |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian industrialist and politician (ÖVP), member of the National Council and Minister of Commerce (1952–1953) |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 5, 1893 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | St. Michael in Upper Styria |
| DATE OF DEATH | April 21, 1953 |
| Place of death | Vienna |