Provisional state government Piesch I

The provisional provincial government Piesch I formed the provisional Carinthian provincial government , which was founded on May 7, 1945 , the day before the end of the Second World War , and remained in office until June 6, 1945. The provisional state government Piesch I was followed by the consultative state committee Piesch II .

The provisional provincial government of Piesch had ten members, with the Socialist Party of Austria (SPÖ) the governor and two provincial councilors, the Landbund (LB) the deputy governor and a provincial councilor as well as the Christian Social Party (CS) and the Austrian Communist Party (KPÖ) each provided two state councils. In addition, the Provisional Government had an independent representative.

The representatives of the KPÖ were only accepted into the provisional state government on May 8, 1945 by a unanimous decision of the other parties, with Karl Perchtold (KPÖ) being replaced by Josef Hany on May 9 . In addition, Hans Amschl (CS) replaced Josef Ritscher on May 19 .

Government members

Office	Surname	Political party
Governor	Hans Piesch	SPÖ
1. Deputy Governor	Stephan Tauschitz	LB
Provincial Council	Hans Herke	SPÖ
Provincial Council	Ferdinand Wedenig	SPÖ
Provincial Council	Sylvester Leer	CS
Provincial Council from May 19, 1945	Hans Amschl	CS
Provincial Council from May 9, 1945	Josef Hany	KPÖ
Provincial Council	Albin Tschofenig	KPÖ
Provincial Council	Julius Santer	independent
Members of the state government who left prematurely
Provincial Council until May 9, 1945	Karl Perchtold	KPÖ
Provincial Council until May 19, 1945	Josef Ritscher	CS

literature

Karl Anderwald : state government, state parliament and state parliament parties . In: Helmut Rumpler (Ed.): Kärnten. From the German border mark to the Austrian federal state. (History of the Austrian federal states since 1945, vol. 2) ISBN 3-205-98792-6 .