State government Karall II

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State government of Sipötz
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Governor Lorenz Karall
choice 1949
Legislative period VI.
Appointed by Burgenland Landtag
education November 4, 1949
The End March 19, 1953
Duration 3 years and 135 days
predecessor State government Karall I
successor State government Karall III
composition
Party (s) ÖVP-SPÖ
representation
Burgenland Landtag
31/32
Distribution of seats in the state government from 1949
3
3
3 3 
A total of 6 seats

The provincial government Karall II under Governor Lorenz Karall formed the Burgenland provincial government from the election by the Burgenland Landtag in the VI. Legislative period on November 4, 1949 until the inauguration of the Karall III state government on March 19, 1953.

After the state elections in 1949 , the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) had four members of the six-member state government, while the Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ) had two members. After the losses in the state elections in 1949, the SPÖ had to hand over a state council to the ÖVP, which now dominated the state government with an absolute majority. The vacated seat in the state government of Heinrich Knotzer (SPÖ) was subsequently taken over by Josef Lentsch (ÖVP). The composition of the state government remained unchanged during the term of office.

Government members

Office Surname Political party Areas of responsibility
Governor Lorenz Karall ÖVP Presidium, constitution & administration, denazification, allies & occupation costs, personnel, civil status & registers & marriages & citizenship & home law, property security, cult, medical services, press, building law, general law
Deputy Governor Alois Wessely SPÖ General land construction, building & underground construction & machinery & road construction, road traffic
Provincial Council Johann Bauer ÖVP Agriculture, soil reform, water construction & improvement, nutrition, prices, veterinary, forestry
Provincial Council Josef Lentsch ÖVP School, education, teaching
Provincial Council Johann Wagner ÖVP Municipalities, fire brigade, elections, trade, industry, savings banks, electricity, interest service tourism companies
Provincial Council Hans Bögl SPÖ Finance, bookkeeping, archive, museum, art, tourism, resettlement, social affairs, welfare, health and care institutions

literature

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