State government Karall I

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State government of Sipötz
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Governor Lorenz Karall
choice 1945
Legislative period V.
Appointed by Burgenland Landtag
education January 4, 1946
The End November 9, 1949
Duration 3 years and 309 days
predecessor Portschy State Government
successor State government Karall II
composition
Party (s) ÖVP-SPÖ
representation
Burgenland Landtag
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The provincial government Karall I under Governor Lorenz Karall formed the Burgenland provincial government from the election by the Burgenland provincial parliament in the fifth legislative period on January 4, 1946 until the inauguration of the provincial government Karall II . After the state elections in 1945 , the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) and the Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ) each made up three of the members of the state government.

After Ludwig Readers (SPÖ) died in office on October 30, 1946, the previous Provincial Councilor Alois Wessely (SPÖ) took over the post of Deputy Governor on November 8, 1946. On November 8, 1946, Ludwig Peschy was sworn in for Wessely as a state councilor. Peschy resigned from his position on June 28, 1949 and was replaced by Heinrich Knotzer (SPÖ).

Government members

Office Surname Political party Areas of responsibility
Governor Lorenz Karall ÖVP Presidium, staff, teaching & culture, civil status, asset protection
Deputy Governor Alois Wessely SPÖ Construction, transport, economic planning
Provincial Council Johann Bauer ÖVP Agriculture & forestry, nutrition, price control, veterinary
Provincial Council Johann Wagner ÖVP Commerce, municipalities, building material management, electricity, savings banks, fire brigade & rescue
Provincial Council Hans Bögl SPÖ Finance, tourism, press service
Provincial Council Heinrich Knotzer SPÖ Social, medical
Members of the state government who left prematurely
Deputy Governor Ludwig readers SPÖ
Provincial Council Ludwig Peschy SPÖ Social, medical

literature

  • Johann Kriegler: Political manual of Burgenland. Part II (1945-1995). Eisenstadt 1996 (Burgenland Research; 76)