List of members of the Upper Austrian Landtag (second electoral period)
This list of the members of the Upper Austrian Landtag (second electoral period) lists all the members of the Upper Austrian Landtag in the second electoral period. The electoral term lasted from February 18, 1867 to November 3, 1869 and was dominated by a majority of the Liberal Party. The state government was formed by the Lebschy II state committee and the Eigner I state committee.
structure
The Upper Austrian parliament was the second term of 49 elected members and the Virilstimme of the diocesan bishop . In addition to the virile vote, the Curia of the Great Lands gave 10 members. The cities and industrial locations elected a total of 17 MPs in 15 constituencies, with three MPs being elected in the state capital Linz. The Chamber of Commerce and Industry provided three members in the state parliament, and 19 members from the rural communities in 12 constituencies came. With the exception of the constituencies of Linz, Grein, Freistadt, Gmunden and Kirchdorf, two members each were delegated from the rural communities. While the liberals dominated the curia of the cities, the curia of the Chamber of Commerce and the entire curia of the large estates, the majority of the representatives of the curia of the rural communities came from the camp of the Catholic-Conservatives. In the state election in 1867, however, no parties in the narrower sense existed. Although they had formed immediately after the law on associations was passed in 1867, they initially acted as "associations" and were no longer able to decisively influence the state elections in 1867. Rather, the members of parliament were nominated through “round tables”.
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | Curia | Constituency | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bergmüller Friedrich | Rural communities | Braunau constituency | from June 13, 1868 as successor to Sebastian Kobler |
| Stretch August | Rural communities | Wels constituency | |
| Dürckheim-Montmartin Friedrich Eckbrecht from | Big property | ||
| Edlbacher Max | Rural communities | Free City constituency | |
| Owner Moritz | Cities and industrial locations | State capital Linz | |
| Falkenhayn Juliusvon | Big property | ||
| Flint Christian | Cities and industrial locations | Gmunden constituency | |
| Figuly by Szep Ignaz | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | ||
| Gustav Fölser | Cities and industrial locations | Rohrbach constituency | died on May 11, 1867 |
| Gollner Mathäus | Rural communities | Rohrbach constituency | |
| Gross Franz | Cities and industrial locations | Princely city of Wels | |
| Hafferl Josef | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | ||
| Handel Max of | Big property | ||
| Hann Ludwig | Rural communities | Kirchdorf constituency | died on March 24, 1867 |
| Hayden Eduard of | Big property | ||
| Hey Maximilian | Rural communities | Ried constituency | died on May 10, 1867 |
| Hochhauser Johann | Cities and industrial locations | Enns constituency | |
| Hörlberger Georg | Rural communities | Schärding constituency | |
| Huemer Matäus | Rural communities | Wels constituency | |
| Kaltenbrunner Ferdinand | Cities and industrial locations | Kirchdorf constituency | |
| Kinsky Rudolf | Big property | ||
| Knodlinger Josef | Rural communities | Ried constituency | from August 19, 1867 as successor to Maximilian Heyß |
| Kobler Sebastian | Rural communities | Braunau constituency | |
| Kobler Georg | Rural communities | Rohrbach constituency | until 1867 |
| Kremer Rafael | Rural communities | Gmunden constituency | |
| Kurzwernhart Theodor | Cities and industrial locations | Eferding constituency | |
| Kyrle Josef | Cities and industrial locations | Schärding constituency | |
| Lebschy Dominik | Big property | ||
| Löwenfeld Moritz | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | from October 12, 1869 as successor to Josef Wendl | |
| Mayer Ignaz | Cities and industrial locations | State capital Linz | |
| Moser Philipp | Rural communities | Linz constituency | |
| Payr Josef | Rural communities | Vöcklabruck constituency | |
| Poeschl Josef | Cities and industrial locations | Rohrbach constituency | from June 26th as successor to Gustav Fölser |
| Prechtl Karl | Cities and industrial locations | Braunau constituency | |
| Pressler Rudolf von | Big property | ||
| Rappolter Anton | Cities and industrial locations | Princely city of Ried | |
| Reindl Karl | Cities and industrial locations | Urfahr constituency | |
| Reinhardt Johann | Rural communities | Steyr constituency | |
| Reslhuber Augustin | Big property | ||
| Judge Friedrich | Cities and industrial locations | Vöcklabruck constituency | |
| Rudigier Franz Josef | Virile voice | ||
| Hit Michael | Rural communities | Kirchdorf constituency | from June 13, 1867 as successor to Ludwig Hann |
| Black Kaspar | Cities and industrial locations | Free City constituency | |
| Seyrl Fraz | Rural communities | Ried constituency | |
| Teitl Heinrich | Rural communities | Vöcklabruck constituency | |
| Terpinitz Karl | Cities and industrial locations | Grein constituency | |
| Choice Matias | Rural communities | Grein constituency | |
| Weichs Friedrich Eckbrecht from | Big property | ||
| Werndl Josef | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | until 1869 | |
| Wertheim Ferdinand | Big property | ||
| Wickhoff Franz | Cities and industrial locations | Princely city of Steyr | |
| Wieninger Anton | Rural communities | Braunau constituency | |
| Wieninger Georg | Rural communities | Schärding constituency | |
| Wild Joseph | Rural communities | Steyr constituency | |
| Wiser Karl | Cities and industrial locations | State capital Linz |
literature
- Harry Slapnicka : Upper Austria. The political leadership 1861 to 1918 (= contributions to the contemporary history of Upper Austria. Vol. 9). OLV-Buchverlag, Linz 1983, ISBN 3-85214-381-0 .
- Helmut Rumpler , Peter Urbanitsch (ed.): The Habsburg Monarchy 1848–1918. Volume 7: Constitution and Parliamentarism. Volume 2: The regional representative bodies. Publishing house of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna 2000, ISBN 3-7001-2871-1 .
Web links
- State of Upper Austria Biographies of all state politicians from 1861 to today
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First Republic: Provisional National Assembly (1918–1919) | XII. WP (1919-1925) | XIII. WP (1925-1931) | XIV. WP (1931-1934) | XV. WP (1934–1938)
Second Republic: XVI. GP (1945-1949) | XVII. GP (1949-1955) | XVIII. GP (1955-1961) | XIX. GP (1961-1967) | XX. GP (1967-1973) | XXI. GP (1973-1979) | XXII. GP (1979-1985) | XXIII. GP (1985-1991) | XXIV. GP (1991-1997) | XXV. GP (1997-2003) | XXVI. GP (2003-2009) | XXVII. GP (2009-2015) | XXVIII. GP (from 2015)