Dollfuss I Cabinet

☆ Save On Wikipedia ↗
First Dollfuss government

22nd government of Austria
Dollfuss c. 1930
Date formed20 May 1932 (1932-05-20)
Date dissolved21 September 1933 (1933-09-21)
People and organisations
Wilhelm Miklas
Engelbert Dollfuss
Franz Winkler
No. of ministers
12
Total no. of members
16
Member parties
Christian Social Party
Landbund
Heimatblock
Status in legislature
Majority coalition government
History
PredecessorBuresch II
SuccessorDollfuss II

The First Dollfuss government (German: Bundesregierung Dollfuß (I)) was sworn in on 20 May 1932 and was replaced on 21 September 1933.

Composition

PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officePartyRef
Federal Chancellery
Federal Chancellor &
Acting minister for Agriculture and Forestry		20 May 193221 September 1933 CS[1]
Vice chancellor entrusted with the technical management of
economic policy matters		20 May 193210 May 1933 Landbund[1]
Minister entrusted with the technical management of
internal administration matters		20 May 193210 May 1933 Landbund[1]
Minister entrusted with the technical management of
internal administration and economic policy matters		10 May 193321 September 1933 Landbund[1]
Minister entrusted with the technical management of
public security affairs		20 May 193228 September 1932 Independent[1]
28 September 193221 September 1933 Landbund[1]
Minister entrusted with the technical management of
constitutional and administrative reform matters		19 July 193321 September 1933 CS[1]
Ministers
Minister of Justice20 May 193221 September 1933 CS[1]
Minister for Education20 May 193224 May 1933 CS[1]
24 May 193321 September 1933 CS[1]
Minister of Social Affairs20 May 193211 March 1933 CS[1]
11 March 193321 September 1933 Independent[1]
Minister of Finance20 May 193210 May 1933 CS[1]
10 May 193321 September 1933 CS[1]
Minister of Commerce and Transport20 May 193210 May 1933 Heimatblock[1]
10 May 193321 September 1933 CS[1]
Minister for the Army20 May 193221 September 1933 CS[1]

References

  1. "Bundesregierung Dollfuß (I)". austria-forum.org (in German). Graz University of Technology. Retrieved 10 January 2022.