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Austrian Federal Government
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The Austrian Federal Government (German: Bundesregierung) is the Austrian cabinet. It consists of the Chancellor, Vice Chancellor, as well as the federal ministers. Together with the President, the Government forms the federal executive.
The Chancellor presides over Government meetings. Federal minister are responsible for a ministry, on their own title, not that of the total Government.
- Gusenbauer cabinet
- Second Schüssel cabinet
- First Schüssel cabinet
- Klima cabinet
- Fifth Vranitzky cabinet
- Fourth Vranitzky cabinet
- Third Vranitzky cabinet
- Second Vranitzky cabinet
- First Vranitzky cabinet
- Sinowatz cabinet
- Fourth Kreisky cabinet
- Third Kreisky cabinet
- Second Kreisky cabinet
- First Kreisky cabinet
- Second Klaus cabinet
- First Klaus cabinet
- Second Gorbach cabinet
- First Gorbach cabinet
- Fourth Raab cabinet
- Third Raab cabinet
- Second Raab cabinet
- First Raab cabinet
- Third Figl cabinet
- Second Figl cabinet
- First Figl cabinet
- Renner cabinet
| Governments of Austria | ||||||||
| Name of Government | Duration of Government | Chancellor | Vice-Chancellor | Parties Involved | ||||
| Renner | April 27, 1945–December 20, 1945 | Karl Renner1 | N/A | ÖVP, SPÖ, KPÖ | ||||
| Figl I | December 20, 1945–November 8, 1949 | Leopold Figl (ÖVP) | Adolf Schärf (SPÖ) | ÖVP, SPÖ, KPÖ | ||||
| Figl II | November 8, 1949–October 28, 1952 | Leopold Figl (ÖVP) | Adolf Schärf (SPÖ) | ÖVP, SPÖ | ||||
| Figl III | October 28, 1952–April 2, 1953 | Leopold Figl (ÖVP) | Adolf Schärf (SPÖ) | ÖVP, SPÖ | ||||
| Raab I | April 2, 1953–June 29, 1956 | Julius Raab (ÖVP) | Adolf Schärf (SPÖ) | ÖVP, SPÖ | ||||
| Raab II | June 29, 1956–July 16, 1959 | Julius Raab (ÖVP) | Adolf Schärf (SPÖ), Bruno Pittermann (SPÖ)² | ÖVP, SPÖ | ||||
| Raab III | July 16, 1959–November 3, 1960 | Julius Raab (ÖVP) | Bruno Pittermann (SPÖ) | ÖVP, SPÖ | ||||
| Raab IV | November 3, 1960–April 11, 1961 | Julius Raab (ÖVP) | Bruno Pittermann (SPÖ) | ÖVP, SPÖ | ||||
| Gorbach I | April 11, 1961–March 27, 1963 | Alfons Gorbach (ÖVP) | Bruno Pittermann (SPÖ) | ÖVP, SPÖ | ||||
| Gorbach II | March 27, 1963–April 2, 1964 | Alfons Gorbach (ÖVP) | Bruno Pittermann (SPÖ) | ÖVP, SPÖ | ||||
| Klaus I | April 2, 1964–April 19, 1966 | Josef Klaus (ÖVP) | Bruno Pittermann (SPÖ) | ÖVP, SPÖ | ||||
| Klaus II | April 19, 1966–April 21, 1970 | Josef Klaus (ÖVP) | Fritz Bock (ÖVP), Hermann Withalm (ÖVP)³ | ÖVP | ||||
| Kreisky I | April 21, 1970–November 4, 1971 | Bruno Kreisky (SPÖ) | Rudolf Häuser (SPÖ) | SPÖ | ||||
| Kreisky II | November 4, 1971–October 28, 1975 | Bruno Kreisky (SPÖ) | Rudolf Häuser (SPÖ) | SPÖ | ||||
| Kreisky III | October 28, 1975–June 5, 1979 | Bruno Kreisky (SPÖ) | Rudolf Häuser (SPÖ), Hannes Androsch (SPÖ)4 | SPÖ | ||||
| Kreisky IV | June 5, 1979–May 24, 1983 | Bruno Kreisky (SPÖ) | Hannes Androsch (SPÖ), Fred Sinowatz (SPÖ)5 | SPÖ | ||||
| Sinowatz | May 24, 1983–June 16, 1986 | Fred Sinowatz (SPÖ) | Norbert Steger (FPÖ) | SPÖ, FPÖ | ||||
| Vranitzky I | June 16, 1986–January 21, 1987 | Franz Vranitzky (SPÖ) | Norbert Steger (FPÖ) | SPÖ, FPÖ | ||||
| Vranitzky II | January 21, 1987–December 17, 1990 | Franz Vranitzky (SPÖ) | Alois Mock (ÖVP), Josef Riegler (ÖVP)6 | SPÖ, ÖVP | ||||
| Vranitzky III | December 17, 1990–November 29, 1994 | Franz Vranitzky (SPÖ) | Josef Riegler (ÖVP), Erhard Busek (ÖVP)7 | SPÖ, ÖVP | ||||
| Vranitzky IV | November 29, 1994–March 12, 1996 | Franz Vranitzky (SPÖ) | Erhard Busek (ÖVP), Wolfgang Schüssel (ÖVP)8 | SPÖ, ÖVP | ||||
| Vranitzky V | March 12, 1996–January 28, 1997 | Franz Vranitzky (SPÖ) | Wolfgang Schüssel (ÖVP) | SPÖ, ÖVP | ||||
| Klima | January 28, 1997–February 4, 2000 | Viktor Klima (SPÖ) | Wolfgang Schüssel (ÖVP) | SPÖ, ÖVP | ||||
| Schüssel I | February 4, 2000–February 28, 2003 | Wolfgang Schüssel (ÖVP) | Susanne Riess-Passer (FPÖ) | ÖVP, FPÖ | ||||
| Schüssel II | February 28, 2003–11 January 2007 | Wolfgang Schüssel (ÖVP) | Herbert Haupt (FPÖ), Hubert Gorbach (FPÖ/BZÖ)9 | ÖVP, FPÖ, BZÖ | ||||
| Gusenbauer | 11 January 2007–present | Alfred Gusenbauer (SPÖ) | Wilhelm Molterer (ÖVP) | SPÖ, ÖVP | ||||
Notes 1) Karl Renner acted only as a supervisor of the provisional government 2) As Adolf Schärf was elected as the President of Austria, Bruno Pittermann acted as the vice-chancellor from May 22, 1957. 3) From January 19, 1968 afterwards, Hermann Withalm acted as the vice-chancellor. 4) Rudolf Häuser acted as the vice-chancellor until September 30, 1976. From October 1, 1976, Hannes Androsch acted as the vice-chancellor. 5) Fred Sinowatz acted as the vice-chancellor from January 20, 1981. 6) Until April 24, 1989, Alois Mock acted as the vice-chancellor. From April 24, 1989, Josef Riegler acted as the vice-chancellor. 7) From July 2, 1991, Erhard Busek acted as the vice-chancellor. 8) From May 4, 1995, Wolfgang Schüssel acted as the vice-chancellor. 9) Until October 20, 2003, Herbert Haupt acted as the vice-chancellor. From October 21, 2003, Hubert Gorbach acted as the vice-chancellor. Until April 17, 2005, Gorbach's party affiliation was FPÖ, then BZÖ. |
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| Source: Kanzler und Regierungen seit 1945. Federal Chancellery of Austria Web Site. Vienna, Federal Chancellery of Austria 2006. [1] | ||||||||