State government Ilg I

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The state government Ilg I was the first freely elected Vorarlberg state government after liberation after the Second World War . It replaced the end of 1945 to provisionally used for the state authorities State Committee and the first democratically authorized government was the country after years of Austro-fascist and the Nazi dictatorship.

The basis for the new state government was the election to the Vorarlberg state parliament held on November 25 , in which the Austrian People's Party and its top candidate Ulrich Ilg , who had already been president of the state committee and had been provincial governor since August 16, achieved an absolute majority . The ÖVP and SPÖ then formed a government coalition led by Governor Ilg. Only the Communist Party was excluded from forming a government. The new government was sworn in on December 11, 1945 and replaced by the Ilg II state government on November 14, 1949 .

Government members

Office Surname Political party Departments
Governor Ulrich Ilg ÖVP Presidium, police, agriculture and forestry
Provincial governor Martin Schreiber ÖVP Legislation, Internal Affairs, School and Culture
Provincial Council Jakob Bertsch SPÖ Welfare and healthcare, state institutions
Provincial Council Hans Draxler SPÖ without business area
Provincial Council Andreas Sprenger ÖVP without business area
Provincial Council Eduard Ulmer ÖVP economy
Provincial Council Adolf Birds ÖVP Finance, water, road and building construction
Government Secretary Karl Zerlauth ÖVP nutrition
Government Secretary Eugene Leissing ÖVP cultural affairs

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