List of Members of the Carinthian State Parliament (15th legislative period)
This list of members of the Carinthian state parliament (15th legislative period) lists all the members of the Carinthian state parliament in the 15th legislative period. The legislative period ranged from the constituent session of the state parliament on November 13, 1930 to the dissolution of the state parliament on October 3, 1934.
The state parliament elected the state government of Kernmaier on January 22, 1931 , after the election of the state government on December 30, 1930 was prevented by the departure of the SDAPDÖ, home bloc, NSDAP and the Carinthian Slovenes party. On January 22, 1931, the Landtag also elected Gustav Pomaroli (SDAPDÖ), Georg Hubmann (SDAPDÖ) and Hans Sattlegger (National Economic Bloc and Landbund) as members of the Federal Council . As a result of the February fighting in 1934 , Governor Kernmaier lost his office on February 16, 1934, as he was elected with the votes of the Social Democrats. As a result, Silvester Leer took over the office of governor until the state parliament elected the Hülgerth state government on March 7, 1934 .
Before that, the number of members of the state parliament had already fallen sharply, as numerous state parliament members had lost their mandate due to their party affiliation. First of all, the members of the NSDAP forfeited their mandates due to the ban on their party on June 19, 1933 (Federal Law Gazette 1933, No. 240). In the course of the February battles in 1934 , the Social Democratic Workers' Party of Austria was also banned on February 12, 1934 by a regulation of the federal government (Federal Law Gazette No. 78), which also meant that the mandates of the Carinthian MPs of the SDAP expired. From the session on March 7, 1934, only 19 members of parliament belonged to the state parliament. The two federal councilors delegated by the SDAP were also affected by the loss of mandate, which is why Ignaz Tschurtschenthaler (CS) and Oskar Trenkwitz (home block) were re-elected on March 7th .
Functions
Landtag President
The presidents of the state parliament were elected on December 29, 1930 through the sufficiently signed election proposals of the state parliament clubs entitled according to the proportional representation system. Julius Lukas (SDAPDÖ) was appointed first president of the state parliament, Leopold Rothwangl (SDAPDÖ) became second president and Hans Sattlegger (NLW) became third . After the election procedure had met with criticism from the members of the Christian Social Party, another election took place on January 22, 1931, in which the already elected state parliament presidents were elected with 22 of 28 votes cast. In addition, the member of the Christian Social Party Franz Ehrlich received 6 votes.
After Lukas and Rothwangl, the first and second state parliament presidents, had lost their state parliament mandate due to the ban on the SDAPDÖ and the third president Sattlegger changed to the state government, all presidents had to be re-elected in the state parliament session on March 7, 1934. However, since the state parliament was greatly reduced at this point due to the party bans, the remaining parties agreed not to occupy the third president of the state parliament. As a result, Vinzenz Schumy was elected first and Hans Großauer as second president of the state parliament on that day with 16 votes each .
Club chairmen
In the “Club of Social Democratic Landtag Members ”, Provincial Councilor Matthias Zeinitzer took over the office of club chairman , while Leopold Rothwangl was elected as his deputy. The members of the list “National Economic Bloc and Land Association, led by Dr. Schober ”formed the“ National Economic Bloc and Landbund ”club and elected Ferdinand Kernmaier as club chairman and Michael Blasch as his deputy. The "Christian Social State Parliament Club " appointed Sylvester Leer as its chairman, while Johann Hernler was his deputy . The home block designated Ludwig Hülgerth as club chairman, and Emmerich Angerer took over his deputy . After Hülgerth renounced his mandate, the state parliament club elected Walter Lakomy as the new club chairman. The club chairman of the National Socialist German Workers' Party (Hitler movement) was Hugo Herzog .
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | fraction | annotation |
|---|---|---|
| Amlacher Michael | SDAPDÖ | Resignation announced at the meeting on February 26, 1931 |
| Angerer Hans | NWL | |
| Angerer Emmerich | Home block | |
| Aschgan Franz | SDAPDÖ | |
| Czeitschner Moritz | NSDAP | |
| Honestly Franz | CS | |
| Feinig Michael | NWL | |
| Ferlitsch Hans | NWL | |
| Grossauer Hans | CS | |
| Hernler Johann | CS | |
| Duke Hugo | NSDAP | |
| Hillepold Michael | CS | |
| Hülgerth Ludwig | Home block | Resignation announced at the meeting on March 25, 1931 |
| Juvan Karl | March 7, 1934 Walter Lakomy sworn in | |
| Kernmaier Ferdinand | NWL | Resignation announced at the session on May 23, 1934 |
| Kircher Dora | SDAPDÖ | |
| Krenn Thomas | SDAPDÖ | |
| Kreutzler August | SDAPDÖ | |
| Lagger Hans | SDAPDÖ | on 26 February in 1931 for Michael Amlacher sworn in |
| Lakomy Walter | NWL | sworn in for Ludwig Hülgerth on March 25, 1931 , loss of office due to Federal Law Gazette 1934 No. 118 |
| Empty New Years Eve | CS | |
| Lora Georg | SDAPDÖ | |
| Luger Florian | SDAPDÖ | |
| Lukas Julius | SDAPDÖ | |
| Melcher Peter | SDAPDÖ | |
| Ogris Johann | KSS | sworn in for Johann Starc on December 22, 1933 |
| Oswald Hans | SDAPDÖ | |
| Petek Franc | KSS | |
| Pichler Franz | SDAPDÖ | |
| Plasch Michael | NWL | |
| Pobaschnig Fritz | SDAPDÖ | |
| Rothwangl Leopold | SDAPDÖ | |
| Sattlegger Hans | NWL | |
| Scheiber Franz | Home block | June 21, 1932 Robert Simma sworn in |
| Schmid Thomas | NLW | May 23, 1934 Ferdinand Maier core sworn in |
| Schumy Vincent | NWL | |
| Simma Robert | Home block | Renunciation of mandate announced at the meeting on June 21, 1932 |
| Starc Johann | KSS | Renunciation of mandate announced at the meeting on December 22, 1933 |
| Swoboda Franz | SDAPDÖ | |
| Tomaschitz Peter | CS | |
| Traußig Koloman | CS | Resignation due to illness announced at the meeting of March 7, 1934 |
| Werner Wilhelm | NWL | |
| Zeinitzer Matthias | SDAPDÖ |
Committees
After the constitution of the state parliament, the state parliament formed four committees with 10 members each. The four committees were the “Finance Committee”, the “Constitutional and Immunity Committee”, the “Agriculture and Economics Committee” and the “School Committee”. After the SDAP was banned and its members were excluded, the committees were reduced to five members on March 7, 1934.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Federal Law Gazette 1933, No. 240 Ordinance of the Federal Government of June 19, 1933, with which the National Socialist German Workers' Party (Hitler movement) and the Styrian Homeland Security (leadership Kammerhofer) are prohibited from any activity in Austria
- ^ Federal Law Gazette 1934, No. 78 Ordinance of the Federal Government of February 12, 1934, with which the Social Democratic Workers' Party of Austria is prohibited from any activity in Austria
- ↑ Bundesgesetzblatt 1934, No. 118 Ordinance of the Federal Government of February 27, 1934 on the expiry of mandates as a result of leaving the party
literature
- Publications on the deliberations of the Carinthian Parliament in Klagenfurt (15th legislative period)
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