Ernst Streeruwitz

Ernst Streeruwitz
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Ernst Streeruwitz (September 23, 1874, Mies, Austria-Hungary (present-day Stříbro, Czech Republic) - October 19, 1952, Vienna) was an Austrian political figure. He served as the Chancellor of Austria in 1929.

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Preceded by Ignaz Seipel	Chancellor of Austria 1929	Succeeded by Johann Schober
Preceded by Ignaz Seipel	Foreign Minister of Austria	Succeeded by Johann Schober

v • d • e Chancellors of Austria

First Austrian Republic	Karl Renner · Michael Mayr · Johann Schober · Walter Breisky · Johann Schober · Ignaz Seipel · Rudolf Ramek · Ignaz Seipel · Ernst Streeruwitz · Johann Schober · Karl Vaugoin · Otto Ender · Karl Buresch · Engelbert Dollfuss · Kurt Schuschnigg · Arthur Seyss-Inquart

Second Austrian Republic	Karl Renner · Leopold Figl · Julius Raab · Alfons Gorbach · Josef Klaus · Bruno Kreisky · Fred Sinowatz · Franz Vranitzky · Viktor Klima · Wolfgang Schüssel · Alfred Gusenbauer

v • d • e Foreign Ministers of Austria

First Austrian Republic	Victor Adler · Otto Bauer · Karl Renner · Michael Mayr · Johann Schober · Walter Breisky · Leopold Hennet · Alfred Grünberger · Heinrich Mataja · Rudolf Ramek · Ignaz Seipel · Ernst Streeruwitz · Johann Schober · Ignaz Seipel · Johann Schober · Karl Buresch · Engelbert Dollfuß · Stephan Tauschitz · Egon Berger-Waldenegg · Kurt Schuschnigg · Guido Schmidt · Wilhelm Wolf

Second Austrian Republic	Karl Gruber · Leopold Figl · Bruno Kreisky · Lujo Tončić-Sorinj · Kurt Waldheim · Rudolf Kirchschläger · Erich Bielka · Willibald Pahr · Erwin Lanc · Leopold Gratz · Peter Jankowitsch · Alois Mock · Wolfgang Schüssel · Benita Ferrero-Waldner · Ursula Plassnik

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