List of Austrian Chancellery Ministers

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The list of Austrian Chancellery Ministers contains the Chancellery Ministers since the establishment of the First Republic .

Chancellery Minister of the Republic of Austria

Legend

  • No .: chronological order of the federal ministers
  • Federal Chancellor: Name
  • Life dates: date of birth and death with location information
  • Party: political origin of the Federal Minister
  • Period: Numbering of the terms of office of a federal minister, if they do not follow one another, in Arabic, otherwise the cabinets (government teams) in Roman. Linked to the respective list of government members.
  • Government: The Chancellor's party is listed first, followed by other parties represented in the government.
  • Term of office: duration of the respective term of office. In the First Republic, times in which the resigned Chancellor was entrusted with the continuation of business are included; in the Second Republic, such times are specifically indicated in footnotes.

list

First Republic (1918–1938)
No. Federal Minister Political party period Term of office Ministry
1 Hermann Oh ? Dollfuss (I) May 20, 1932 - Sep 28 1932 Federal Minister entrusted with the technical management of public security affairs
2 Alfred Grünberger  CS  Seipel (II, III) Apr 17, 1923 - Nov 20, 1923 Federal Minister entrusted with the management of foreign affairs
3 Heinrich Mataja  CS  Ramek (I) Nov 20, 1924 - Nov 24, 1926 Federal Minister with the leadership of foreign affairs entrusted
Vincent Schumy  LB  Schober (III)

Dollfuss (I)

26 Sep 1929 - Sep 30 1930

May 10, 1933 - Sep 21 1933

Federal Minister for the technical management of internal affairs (Schober)

Federal Minister entrusted with the technical management of matters of internal administration and economic policy matters (Dollfuß)

4th Ignaz Seipel  CS  Vaugoin Sep 30 1930 - Nov 29, 1930 Federal Minister for the technical management of foreign affairs (in office until December 4, 1930)
5 Ernst Rüdiger Starhemberg  HB  /  VF  Vaugoin

Schuschnigg (I)

Sep 30 1930 - Nov 29, 1930

May 17, 1934 - Oct 17, 1935
Oct. 29, 1935 - May 14, 1936

Federal Minister for the technical management of internal affairs (Vaugoin, in office until December 4, 1930)

Vice Chancellor (May 1, 1934 - May 14, 1936),
May 17, 1934 - Oct. 17, 1935 and Oct. 29, 1935 - May 14, 1936 (Schuschnigg) entrusted with the technical management of physical fitness matters
, July 30th 1934 - October 17, 1935 (Schuschnigg) also entrusted with the technical management of security matters.

6th Franz Winkler  LB  Ender

Buresch (I)

0Dec. 4, 1930 - June 16, 1931

June 20, 1931 - May 10, 1933

Federal Minister entrusted with the technical management of internal affairs, from June 20, 1931 internal administration affairs (then Vice Chancellor)
7th Franz Bachinger  LB  Buresch (II)

Dollfuss (I)

0Feb. 4, 1932 - May 10, 1933 Federal Minister entrusted with the technical management of public security affairs,

from May 6, 1933 (under Dollfuss) entrusted with the technical management of internal administration matters

8th Emil Fey  HB  /  VF  Dollfuss (I ,  II)
Schuschnigg (I) 		May 10, 1933 -
Sep 21 1933

(Between then
Vice Chancellor Dollfuss II.) May 1, 1934 - May 14, 1936
0

 Federal Minister entrusted with the technical management of public security affairs,

from May 1, 1934 entrusted with the technical management of security affairs and matters belonging to the sphere of activity of Section 4, entrusted with the technical management of internal administration affairs
from July 30, 1934 , from Sep. 28 1935 with the objective management of the affairs of state hazardous-fighting efforts in the private sector entrusted

9 Otto Ender  CS  Dollfuss (I ,  II)
Schuschnigg (I) 		July 19, 1933 - July 10, 1934 Federal Minister, entrusted with the technical management of constitutional and administrative reform matters from July 20, 1933
10 Robert Kerber  CS  Dollfuss (II)
Schuschnigg (I) 		21 Sep 1933 - May 14, 1936 Federal Minister, from 23 Sep In 1933 entrusted with the technical management of internal administration matters

from May 1, 1934 (Schuschnigg) in addition to the substantive management of the affairs of the administrative affairs of the Federal Institute of Statistics in charge

11 Richard Schmitz  CS  Dollfuss (II)
Schuschnigg (I) 		Feb 16, 1934 - July 10, 1934 Federal Minister (formerly Vice Chancellor and Federal Minister for Social Administration )
12 Egon Berger-Waldenegg  VF  Dollfuss (II)
Schuschnigg (I) 		July 29, 1934 - May 14, 1936 Federal Minister, Aug. 3, 1934 - Oct. 17, 1935

and again from October 29, 1935 Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs

13 Odo Neustädter striker  VF  Schuschnigg (I ,  III) Sep 10 1934 - Oct 17, 1935

0Nov 6, 1936 - Mar 20 1937

Federal minister entrusted with the technical management of the activities of the federal ministries that prepare legislation on the professional reorganization (I.)

Federal Minister entrusted with the technical management of security affairs and the preparation of legislation on professional reorganization (III.)

Eduard Baar-Baarenfels  VF  Dollfuss (II)
Schuschnigg (I) 		Oct 17, 1935 - May 15, 1936
 Federal Minister on 29 October 1935 with the objective management of the affairs of the Security Forces and the internal administration entrusted
Karl Buresch  CS  Dollfuss (II)
Schuschnigg (I) 		Oct 17, 1935 -
Jan 30, 1936 		Federal Minister (previously Federal Minister of Finance )
14th Edmund Glaise-Horstenau  VF  (own  NSDAP ) Schuschnigg (II ,  III ,  IV) July 11, 1936 - March 11. 1938 Federal Minister

from November 6, 1936 (III.) entrusted with the technical management of internal administration matters
from February 16, 1938 (IV.) Federal Minister

15th Hans Rott -
(own. CS ) 		Schuschnigg (IV) Feb 16, 1938 - Mar 11 1938 Federal Minister
Guido Schmidt  NSDAP  Schuschnigg (IV) Feb 16, 1938 - Mar 11 1938 Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs (previously since July 11, 1936, Deputy Secretary of the Federal Criminal Police Office )
Arthur Seyss-Inquart  NSDAP  Schuschnigg (IV) Feb 16, 1938 - Mar 11 1938 Federal Minister entrusted with the technical management of internal administration and security matters (then Federal Chancellor )
Guido Zernatto independent Schuschnigg (IV) Feb 16, 1938 - Mar 11 1938 Federal Minister
Second Republic (since 1945)
No. Federal Minister Political party period Term of office Ministry
16 Alois Weinberger  ÖVP  Figl (I) Dec. 20, 1945 - Jan. 11, 1947 Federal Minister
17th Karl Gruber  ÖVP  Figl (I ,  II ,  III)
Raab (I) 		Dec. 20, 1945 - Nov. 26, 1953 Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs
18th Erwin Altenburger  ÖVP  Figl (I) Jan 11, 1947 - Oct 10, 1949 Federal Minister
19th Leopold Figl  ÖVP  Raab (I ,  II) Nov. 26, 1953 - June 10, 1959 Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs
20th Ferdinand Graf  ÖVP  Raab (II) June 29, 1956 - July 15, 1956 Federal Minister for National Defense Affairs
21st Bruno Kreisky  SPÖ  Raab (III) July 16, 1959 - July 31, 1959 Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs
22nd Bruno Pittermann  SPÖ  Raab (II ,  III ,  IV)
Gorbach (I ,  II)

Klaus (I)

July 29, 1959 - April 19, 1966 Vice Chancellor (since May 22, 1957), with the management of nationalized enterprises (champagne IV) - agendas of the BKA entrusted
23 Vincent Kotzina  ÖVP  Klaus (II) Apr. 19, 1966 - June 6, 1966 0 Federal Minister without portfolio (then Federal Ministry for Buildings and Technology )
24 Hertha Firnberg  SPÖ  Kreisky (I) Apr. 21, 1970 - July 26, 1970 Federal Minister without portfolio (then Federal Ministry for Science and Research )
25th Ingrid Leodolter  SPÖ  Kreisky (II) 0Nov. 4, 1971 - Feb. 2, 1972 0 Federal Minister without portfolio (then Federal Ministry for Health and Environment )
26th Franz Löschnak  SPÖ  Sinowatz

Vranitzky (I ,  II)

Dec 18, 1985 - Feb 2, 1989 0 Federal Minister, until Nov. 25, 1986

from Jan. 21, 1987 (Vranitzky II.) Federal Minister of Health and Public Service (then Federal Ministry of the Interior )

27 Heinrich Neisser  ÖVP  Vranitzky (II) 0Apr 1, 1987 - Apr 24, 1989 Federal Minister for Federalism and Administrative Reform
Harald Ettl  SPÖ  Vranitzky (II ,  III) 0Feb. 2, 1989 - Feb. 1, 1991 0 Federal Minister for Health and Public Service until October 9, 1990 (II., Then entrusted until 17),

from December 17, 1990 (III.) Federal Minister without portfolio (then Federal Ministry for Health, Sport and Consumer Protection )

28 Josef Riegler  ÖVP  Vranitzky (II ,  III) Apr. 24, 1989 - Oct. 22, 1991 Vice Chancellor (until July 2, 1991), Federal Minister for Federalism and Administrative Reform

from July 2, 1991 also Federal Minister without portfolio

29 Johanna Dohnal  SPÖ  Vranitzky (III ,  IV) Jan 10, 1991 - Apr 6, 1995 0 Federal Minister without portfolio ,

from February 8, 1991 Federal Minister for Women's Affairs

30th Jürgen Weiss  ÖVP  Vranitzky (III) October 22, 1991 resp.

0Nov 7, 1991 - Nov 29, 1994

Federal Minister for Federalism and Administrative Reform
31 Helga Konrad  SPÖ  Vranitzky (IV) , (V) 0Apr 6, 1995 - Jan 28, 1997 Federal Minister for Women's Affairs
32 Barbara Prammer  SPÖ  climate Jan 28, 1997 - Feb 4, 2000 0 Federal Minister without portfolio ,

from Feb. 26, 1997 Federal Minister for Women's Affairs and Consumer Protection

33 Doris Bures  SPÖ  Gusenbauer 01st Mar 2007 - July 1, 2008 0 Federal Minister for Women, Media and Regional Policy
34 Gabriele Heinisch-Hosek  SPÖ  Faymann (I) 0Dec 2, 2008 - Dec 15, 2013 Federal Minister without portfolio until December 21, 2008

from December 22, 2008 Federal Minister for Women and Public Service

35 Josef Ostermayer  SPÖ  Faymann (II)

core

Dec 16, 2013 - May 18, 2016 Federal Minister for the Constitution and Public Service

from March 1, 2014 Federal Minister for Art and Culture, Constitution and Public Service
from Sep 2. 2014 Federal Minister for Art and Culture, Constitution and Media

36 Thomas Drozda  SPÖ  core May 18, 2016 - December 18, 2017 Federal Minister for Art and Culture, Constitution and Media
37 Gernot Blümel  ÖVP  Short (I)

Provisional federal government Löger

Dec 18, 2017 - June 3, 2019 0 until Jan. 7, 2018 Federal Minister for Art, Culture, Constitution and Media

from January 8, 2018 Federal Minister for EU, Art, Culture and Media

38 Juliane Bogner-Strauss  ÖVP  Short (I)

Provisional federal government Löger

0Jan 8, 2018 - June 3, 2019 0 Federal Minister for Women, Families and Youth;

in addition to the line of since May 22, 2019 Ministry of Public Service and Sport entrusted

39 Ines Stilling independent Small beer 0June 3, 2019 - January 7, 2020 0 initially Federal Minister in the Federal Chancellery without portfolio;

from 6 June 2019 Federal Minister in the Federal Chancellery with the agendas women, families and youth

40 Alexander Schallenberg independent Small beer 0June 6, 2019 - January 7, 2020 0 from 3 June 2019 Federal Minister for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs;

from 6 June 2019 additionally entrusted as Federal Minister in the Federal Chancellery with the agendas for EU, art, culture and media

41 Christine Aschbacher  ÖVP  Short II 0Jan 7, 2020 - Jan 28, 2020 initially Federal Minister in the Federal Chancellery without portfolio;
from 9 January 2020 Federal Minister for Families, Youth and Voluntary Work in the Federal Chancellery
42 Karoline Edtstadler  ÖVP  Short II 0Jan 7, 2020 - initially Federal Minister in the Federal Chancellery without portfolio;
from 9 January 2020 Federal Minister for EU, Arts and Culture in the Federal Chancellery; since 29 January: Federal Minister for EU and Constitution in the Federal Chancellery
43 Susanne Raab  ÖVP  Short II 0Jan 7, 2020 - initially Federal Minister in the Federal Chancellery without portfolio;
from 9 January 2020 Federal Minister for Women’s and Equal Opportunities Policy, Ethnic Groups and Culture in the Federal Chancellery; since 29 January: Federal Minister for Women and Integration in the Federal Chancellery

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dr. Hermann Ach on the website of the Austrian Parliament
  2. ↑ Implementation of the Federal Constitutional Law to Combat State-Endangering Endeavors in the Private Sector , Federal Law Gazette No. 473/1935
  3. ^ Hans Rott on the website of the Austrian Parliament ; Entry on Rott, Hans in the Austria Forum  (in the AEIOU Austria Lexicon )
  4. ↑ Alois Weinberger on the website of the Austrian Parliament
  5. ↑ according to Art. 77 Para. 3 of the B-VG
  6. ↑ a b c In accordance with the resolutions of the Federal President, with which the substantive management of the following matters belonging to the sphere of activity of the Federal Chancellery is delegated to a separate Federal Minister, 8 January 2020: Federal Law Gazette II No. 8/2020 (Karoline Edtstadler), Federal Law Gazette II No. 9/2020 (Christine Aschbacher), Federal Law Gazette II No. 10/2020 (Susanne Raab).