List of mayors of the city of Krems an der Donau

The oldest written town charter from 1305 already applied to the towns of Krems and Stein , which until 1850 only had a common mayor.

Mayor of the City of Krems (1850–1938)

Name (life data)	from	to	Political party	Remarks
Empire of Austria
Ferdinand Dinstl (Feb. 8, 1788 - July 18, 1873)	1850	1861		Lawyer and notary, member of the Frankfurt National Assembly; During his tenure, the Sparkasse was founded and the hospital was incorporated into the city's management.
Ferdinand Adam Dinstl (December 24, 1821 - April 2, 1885)	1861	1885		Construction of the secondary school (today BRG ) and the elementary school, connection to the Franz-Josefs-Bahn and the Kremser Bahn . One street was named after his family.
Zeno Gögl jun. († 1889)	1885	1889		Father last joint mayor, businessman and tradesman ( Kremser Senf ), the Göglhaus is named after his family , a street was named after him; 1889 honorary citizen.
Ludwig Heinemann (July 31, 1832 - November 21, 1900)	1889	Nov 21, 1900		Lawyer and member of the Reichsrat , erection of the protective dam, plans for a railway line to Gföhl were not implemented. A street was named after him.
Edmund Hofbauer (1846 - May 25, 1931)	1900	1914		Merchant and member of the state parliament, a street is named after him.
Alphons Gryza-Gersch	1914	1915		State official, state commissioner
Theodor Mörz	1915	1919		State official, state commissioner
First republic
Ludwig Marcus	July 8, 1919	May 12, 1921		High school professor
Hermann Stingl (Aug. 4, 1880 - Feb. 27, 1958)	May 12, 1921	Dec 21, 1924	GdP	Lawyer, city extensions in Mitterau and Kremstal.
Anton Baran (July 18, 1883 - April 7, 1957)	Dec 21, 1924	June 21, 1932	GdP	Finanzrat, head of the tax office; Establishment of the hot baths and lido; 1932 honorary citizen.
Karl Rohrhofer	June 22, 1932	May 10, 1933	NSDAP	Bra servant
Karl Suppanz (October 1, 1879 - October 20, 1958)	May 12, 1933	Feb. 14, 1934	SDAPÖ	Railway employee, also the first mayor in the Second Republic.
Johann Ramböck	Feb 14, 1934 Jan 14 1935	Jan 14 1935 March 12, 1938	CS VF	Professor, city administrator, establishment of the district court.

Mayor of the city of Stein (1850–1938)

Name (life data)	from	to	Political party	Remarks
Empire of Austria
Josef Eder	July 8, 1850	Jan. 24 1854		During his tenure, Förthof was incorporated.
Franz Prager (1812-1880)	Jan. 24 1854	April 4, 1858		Merchant
Franz de Paul Schürer († Feb. 27, 1886)	April 4, 1858	Feb. 17, 1886		A place was named after him.
Anton Saahs (1824–1898)	1886	1890		Veterinarian, blacksmith and landowner (Nikolaihof).
Josef Weissmann	1890	1900
Alois Müllauer (1839 - July 24, 1910)	1900	July 24, 1910		Homeowners and property owners, water pipe.
Wilhelm Manzetti (1861 - December 17, 1937)	1910	July 16, 1919		Soap boiler, during his tenure the secondary school (today: DPU ) and the cottage district named after him were built next to today's Danube University , significantly involved in the establishment of the tobacco factory; 1917 honorary citizen.
First republic
Franz Salomon (1858 - 12 Aug 1936)	July 16, 1919	Nov 10, 1920		Landowner, the tobacco factory was built during his tenure, founder of the Steiner Rowing Club ; 1934 honorary citizen.
Alois Gamerith (1868–1928)	1920	1921	CS	Elementary school director
Kilian Anibas (1876-1937)	June 23, 1921	Nov 3, 1922	SDAPDÖ	Justice inspector, a promenade along the Alaunbach was named after him.
Johann Schmid	Nov 3, 1922 March 4, 1928	Feb. 29, 1928 1929	SDAPDÖ
Ludwig Sturma	Feb. 29, 1928	March 4, 1928	CS
Eduard Summer (1878–1961)	1929	May 29, 1933	GdP	Master carpenter, an alley was named after him.
Franz Retter	May 29, 1933	June 6, 1933	NSDAP
Fritz Hinterndorfer (July 22, 1898 - March 8, 1962)	June 6, 1933 Jan 27 1935	Jan 27 1935 1938	CS VF	Station director, first mayor according to the corporate community concept, last mayor of the city of Stein, member of the Federal Council (1934) and the National Council (1945–1956), 1938–45 insurance agent, imprisoned several times.

Mayor of the Statutory City of Krems (from 1938)

(until 1945 district town, from 1945 statutory town)

Name (life data)	from	to	Political party	Remarks
German Empire
Hermann Stingl (Aug. 4, 1880 - Feb. 27, 1958)	March 12, 1938	Aug 15, 1938		(see: Stein an der Donau # history )
Franz Retter	Aug 15, 1938	May 8, 1945	NSDAP	builder
Second republic
Karl Suppanz (October 1, 1879 - October 20, 1958)	May 13, 1945	May 31, 1945	SPÖ	provisional mayor, also the last mayor in the First Republic
Franz Riel (October 6, 1895 - July 4, 1952)	1945	1950	ÖVP	Lawyer, member of the Lower Austrian state parliament
Wilhelm Röder (May 25, 1894 - June 23, 1961)	1950	May 15, 1955	SPÖ	ÖBB chief inspector
Franz Wilhelm (June 12, 1914 - March 21, 1977)	May 15, 1955	May 15, 1969	ÖVP flat share	Entrepreneur, managing director of today's Eybl International ; Established Krems as a city of art (exhibitions); 1977 honorary citizen
Max Thorwesten (April 13, 1908 - October 29, 1994)	1969	1976	ÖVP flat share	Magistrate director; 1989 honorary citizen
Harald Wittig (June 14, 1934 - January 15, 2018)	1976	1990	ÖVP	State civil servant, member of the state parliament of Lower Austria 1962–1992; 1998 honorary citizen
Erich Grabner (born October 23, 1928)	1990	1996	ÖVP	Industrialist; 1998 honorary citizen
Franz Hölzl (born May 19, 1955)	1996	2007	ÖVP	Principal school principal
Inge Rinke (born March 4, 1952)	2007	2013	ÖVP	Photographer, member of the Lower Austrian state parliament ; Establishment of the school center
Reinhard Resch (* 1955)	2012		SPÖ	Primary physician

literature

Hans Frühwirth: The twin town of Krems-Stein: its history from 1848–2000. Cultural Office d. City of Krems, 2000, ISBN 3-9501219-0-0 .
Hans Frühwirth: Your love was for Krems: 100 Krems personalities from Gozzo to Wilhelm. Cultural Office d. City of Krems, 1997, ISBN 3-901664-01-9 .

Individual evidence

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au Hans Frühwirth : The twin town of Krems-Stein. Cultural Office d. City of Krems, 2000, ISBN 3-9501219-0-0 .
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Hans Frühwirth: Your love was for Krems: 100 Krems personalities from Gozzo to Wilhelm , Kulturamt d. City of Krems, 1997.
^ Fritz Hinterndorfer website of the Austrian Parliament, accessed on December 24, 2013

[Dop-1] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au Hans Frühwirth : The twin town of Krems-Stein. Cultural Office d. City of Krems, 2000, ISBN 3-9501219-0-0 .

[K.lie-2] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Hans Frühwirth: Your love was for Krems: 100 Krems personalities from Gozzo to Wilhelm , Kulturamt d. City of Krems, 1997.

[3] Fritz Hinterndorfer website of the Austrian Parliament, accessed on December 24, 2013