List of Members of the Tyrolean Parliament (Austrofascism)
This list of members of the Tyrolean state parliament (Austrofascism) lists all members of the Tyrolean state parliament in the period of Austrofascism from 1934. The Landtag retained its legislative competence until March 17, 1938, when the legislative competence of the Landtag ended with the Second Leader Decree on the introduction of German Reich laws in Austria. This law determined the application of the law of January 30, 1934 on the rebuilding of the Reich to the former territory of Austria, whereby the previous state parliaments had to be dissolved. De facto, however, the state parliaments had already lost their powers when the Wehrmacht marched into Austria on March 12, 1938.
In the corporate state, the composition of the Landtag was based on occupational groups (anciently called "Estates"), whereby the occupational group of agriculture and forestry, with nine out of 25 members, made up more than a third of the Landtag members. In addition, there were three representatives each from trade and industry and mining and two representatives each from the public service, the school and education sector and the trade and transport sector. The liberal professions, the church and religious communities, art and science as well as the monetary, credit and insurance sectors each provided one representative.
Functions
Landtag President
After the constitution of the state parliament Christian Bader took over the office of the state parliament president. Josef Ascher and Erich Hirsch acted as Landtag vice-presidents .
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | was standing | annotation |
|---|---|---|
| Maple Josef | Agriculture and Forestry | |
| Ashtray Josef | Agriculture and Forestry | Vice-President of the State Parliament |
| Bader Christian | School and education | President of the Landtag |
| Berger Adolf | Industry and mining | |
| Danler Josef | Church and religious communities | until February 4, 1935 |
| Fink Josef | Business | from 1935 for Hermann Huber |
| Hackl Sebastian | School and education | |
| Haffner August | Art and science | |
| Hirsch Erich | Liberal professions | Vice-President of the State Parliament |
| Holzknecht Josef | Agriculture and Forestry | |
| Huber Hermann | Business | until 1935 |
| Huck Artur | Trade and transport | |
| Kaltenhauser Josef | Agriculture and Forestry | |
| Chef Fritz | Money, credit and insurance | |
| Maier Hans | Business | |
| Maier Leo | Trade and transport | |
| Mayer Ludwig | Agriculture and Forestry | |
| Mayerl Johann | Agriculture and Forestry | |
| Pichler Martin | Business | |
| Pichler Herbert | Industry and mining | |
| Platzgummer Adolf | Public service | |
| Rainer Anton | Agriculture and Forestry | |
| Reder Willibald | Industry and mining | |
| Schaidreiter Heinrich | Public service | |
| Schalber Josef | Agriculture and Forestry | |
| Sieberer Josef | Church and religious communities | from 1935 for Josef Danler |
| Seal Johann | Agriculture and Forestry |
literature
- Richard Schober: History of the Tyrolean Parliament in the 19th and 20th centuries. Wagner University Press, Innsbruck 1984
Monarchy: I. WP (1861–1867) | II. WP (1867-1870) | III. WP (1870-1871) | IV. WP (1871–1877) | V. WP (1877-1883) | VI. WP (1883-1889) | VII. WP (1889-1896) | VIII. WP (1896-1902) | IX. WP (1902-1908) | X. WP (1908-1914) | XI. WP (1914-1918)
First Republic: Tyrolean National Council (1918-1919) | Constituent Parliament (1919-1921) | I. WP (1921-1925) | II. WP (1925-1929) | III. WP (1929-1934) | State Parliament (1934–1938)
Second Republic: I. GP (1945–1949) | II. GP (1949-1953) | III. GP (1953-1957) | IV. GP (1957-1961) | V. GP (1961-1965) | VI. GP (1965-1970) | VII. GP (1970-1975) | VIII. GP (1975-1979) | IX. GP (1979-1984) | X. GP (1984-1989) | XI. GP (1989-1994) | XII. GP (1994-1999) | XIII. GP (1999-2003) | XIV. GP (2003-2008) | XV. GP (2008-2013) | XVI. GP (2013-2018) | XVII. GP (from 2018)