Cabinet Pupp
The Pupp cabinet was the III. South Tyrolean provincial government . It was in office from December 15, 1956 to December 30, 1960. Alois Pupp had already replaced Karl Erckert, who had previously died in the previous government on January 7, 1956, as governor. The Pupp cabinet was elected by the South Tyrolean state parliament after the 1956 elections .
composition
| Surname | Office | Political party | Language group |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alois Pupp | Governor | SVP | ladin |
| Robert of Fioreschy | Deputy Governor | SVP | German |
| Alfons Benedikter | Provincial Council (1) | SVP | German |
| Peter Brugger | Provincial Council | SVP | German |
| Sandro Panizza | Provincial Council | Democrazia Cristiana | Italian |
| Giovanni Rizzi | Provincial Council | Democrazia Cristiana | Italian |
| Anton treasure | Provincial Council | SVP | German |
| Armando Bertorelle | Substitute State Council | Democrazia Cristiana | Italian |
| Joachim Dalsass | Substitute State Council | SVP | German |
| Hans Mayr | Substitute State Council | SVP | German |
(1) from April 29, 1959
Web links and literature
- South Tyrolean Parliament: III. Legislative period (1956–1960)
- Autonomous Region Trentino-Alto Adige / Autonomous Province Bolzano / Autonomous Province Trento (Ed.): The legislative bodies and the governments from the 1st to the 14th legislative period . BQE Edizioni, Bozen / Trient 2011, pp. 211–213. PDF file
Erckert I (1948–1952) | Erckert II (1952–1956) | Pupp (1956-1960) | Magnago I (1960-1965) | Magnago II (1965-1969) | Magnago III (1969–1974) Magnago IV (1974–1979) | Magnago V (1979-1984) | Magnago VI (1984-1989) | Durnwalder I (1989-1994) | Durnwalder II (1994-1999) | Durnwalder III (1999-2003) | Durnwalder IV (2003-2008) | Durnwalder V (2008-2014) | Kompatscher I (2014-2019) | Kompatscher II (from 2019)