List of the members of the Lower Austrian state parliament
This list of the members of the Lower Austria Land Parliament lists all members of the Lower Austria Land Parliament . The Lower Austria-Land Curia began its work on the basis of a federal constitutional law that came into force on November 10, 1920. The Federal Constitutional Act had stipulated the separation of Vienna from Lower Austria, which is why the Lower Austria-Land Curia and, in Vienna, the Vienna City Council took over the political-administrative business of self-administration for the period that followed until the two areas in Lower Austria were finally separated. The Lower Austria-Land Curia was in office between November 10, 1920 and May 11, 1921.
The 52 members of parliament who were elected in Lower Austrian constituencies VIII – XI on May 4, 1919 belonged to the state parliament. According to this, 26 seats in the newly formed curia were held by the Christian Social Party , 20 seats by the Social Democratic Workers' Party and 6 seats by the German Association. The German Association was an alliance of various German national groups, with 6 of the 5 mandates being held by the German nationalists (Birbaumer, Kittinger, Lump, Koppensteiner, List, Gasselich and Luger) and one mandate by the National Democrat Mittermann. The provincial government was subsequently made up of government members who did not come from Vienna's constituencies.
| Surname | fraction | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Beir Rudolf | CS | |
| Birbaumer Rudolf | German Association | |
| Buck Marie | SDAP | until February 17, 1921, replaced by Hans Schuster |
| Brunner Marie | SDAP | |
| Christoph Franz | SDAP | |
| Dangl Johann | CS | from November 30, 1920 for Hermann Geyer |
| Duda Adolf | SDAP | |
| Gammer Josef | SDAP | |
| Gasselich Anton | German Association | From November 4, 1920 for Franz List , after the original replacement Viktor Zeidler was elected to the National Council |
| Gerdinitsch Ferdinand | SDAP | |
| Geyer Hermann | CS | Resignation from office of election to the National Council, replaced by Johann Dangl |
| Göstl Matthias | CS | |
| Heitzinger Johann | CS | Resignation to the National Council after election, replaced by Leopold Traunfellner |
| Helmer Oskar | SDAP | |
| Hess Josef Anton | CS | |
| Hofer Hans | CS | Resignation from office of election to the National Council, replaced by Josef Pflugl |
| Higher Alois | CS | |
| Jax Anton | CS | |
| Jedek Karl | CS | |
| Jukel Carl | CS | |
| Karpfinger Andreas | CS | |
| Kittinger Karl | German Association | Died December 21, 1920 |
| Knottek Wilhelm | SDAP | |
| Koppensteiner Josef | German Association | |
| Kriegner Matthias | SDAP | |
| Lang Franz | CS | |
| Lindner Eduard | SDAP | |
| List Karl | CS | |
| List Franz | German Association | Died on August 2, 1920 |
| Luger Anton | German Association | |
| Lump Anton | German Association | Replacement for Karl Kittinger |
| Maier Adolf | CS | |
| Maringer Josef | CS | |
| Mayer Johann | CS | |
| Mittermann Viktor | German Association | |
| Müller Karl Heinrich | SDAP | |
| Ofenböck Anton | SDAP | |
| Palm Joseph | SDAP | |
| Pastor Anton | CS | |
| Plow Joseph | CS | from November 30, 1920 for Hans Hofer |
| Piechula Wilhelm | CS | from November 30, 1920 for Richard Wollek |
| Prader Georg | CS | |
| Pülsl Franz | SDAP | |
| Reither Johann | SDAP | |
| Rösch Eduard | SDAP | |
| Schmatz Franz | CS | |
| Tailor Michael | CS | |
| Schnofl Hubert | SDAP | |
| Shoemaker Hans | SDAP | from February 17, 1921 for Marie Bock |
| Sedlaczek Adolf | SDAP | |
| Ségur August | CS | |
| Traunfellner Leopold | CS | from November 30, 1920 for Johann Heitzinger |
| Veit Josef | CS | |
| Wagner Ludwig | CS | |
| Weinhofer Leopold | SDAP | |
| Wody Karl | CS | |
| Wollek Richard | CS | Resignation from office after election to the National Council, replaced by Wilhelm Piechula |
| Zwetzbacher Josef | CS |
literature
- Hermann Riepl: Fifty years of the Lower Austrian Parliament. Vol. 1. The Landtag in the First Republic. Vienna 1972
First Republic: Prov. State Parliament (1918–1919) | Joint State Parliament (1919–1920) | Lower Austria Country (1920–1921) | I. GP (1921-1927) | II. GP (1927-1932) | III. GP (1932-1934) | Austrofascism (1934–1938)
Second Republic: IV GP (1945–1949) | V. GP (1949-1954) | VI. GP (1954-1959) | VII GP (1959-1964) | VIII. GP (1964-1969) | IX. GP (1969–1974) | X. GP (1974-1979) | XI. GP (1979-1983) | XII. GP (1983-1988) | XIII. GP (1988-1993) | XIV. GP (1993-1998) | XV. GP (1998-2003) | XVI. GP (2003-2008) | XVII. GP (2008-2013) | XVIII. GP (2013-2018) | XIX. GP (from 2018)