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Bundesregierung Schober I First Schober government
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Die Bundesregierung Schober I (21. Juni 1921–26. Jänner 1922) bzw. Bundesregierung Breisky (26./27. Jänner 1922) folgte, am 21. Juni 1921 vom Nationalrat mit 98 von 160 abgegebenen Stimmen gewählt, der Bundesregierung Mayr II, einem christlichsozialen Minderheitskabinett, nach. Das überwiegend aus Beamten bestehende Kabinett wurde von der Christlichsozialen Partei und von den Großdeutschen gestützt; die Sozialdemokraten befanden sich in Opposition. In Austrian politics, the first Schober government (German: Regierung Schober I) was a short-lived coalition government led by Johannes Schober, in office from June 21, 1921 to January 26, 1922. Although the coalition, consisting of the Christian Social Party and the Greater German People's Party, was unambiguously right of center, the government itself was supposed to be nonpartisan – a so-called "cabinet of civil servants" ("Beamtenkabinett") loyal to the country rather than to any particular faction. Eight of its eleven members, including the chancellor himself, were political independents and career administrators in the employ of the Republic.The government's main opponent was the Social Democratic Party.
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First Schober government
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1922-01-26
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1920
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In Austrian politics, the first Schober government (German: Regierung Schober I) was a short-lived coalition government led by Johannes Schober, in office from June 21, 1921 to January 26, 1922. Although the coalition, consisting of the Christian Social Party and the Greater German People's Party, was unambiguously right of center, the government itself was supposed to be nonpartisan – a so-called "cabinet of civil servants" ("Beamtenkabinett") loyal to the country rather than to any particular faction. Eight of its eleven members, including the chancellor himself, were political independents and career administrators in the employ of the Republic.The government's main opponent was the Social Democratic Party. The main challenges facing the first Schober government were Austria's lack of money, rampant inflation, and dependence on imports the country became increasingly unable to afford. The government was in desperate need of credit, but loans would not be forthcoming until Austria assuaged fears among the Allies of World War I that it might attempt to defy the Treaty of Saint-Germain. The Treaty forbade Austria to pursue accession into Weimar Germany, an idea that was popular in Austria at the time and that was in fact one of the People's Party defining platform planks. When Schober managed to open lines of credit through confirming Austria's commitment to independence in the Treaty of Lana, the People's Party forced his resignation. Die Bundesregierung Schober I (21. Juni 1921–26. Jänner 1922) bzw. Bundesregierung Breisky (26./27. Jänner 1922) folgte, am 21. Juni 1921 vom Nationalrat mit 98 von 160 abgegebenen Stimmen gewählt, der Bundesregierung Mayr II, einem christlichsozialen Minderheitskabinett, nach. Das überwiegend aus Beamten bestehende Kabinett wurde von der Christlichsozialen Partei und von den Großdeutschen gestützt; die Sozialdemokraten befanden sich in Opposition. Am 26. Jänner 1922 reichte Kanzler Johann Schober seine sofortige Demission bei Bundespräsident Michael Hainisch ein. Dieser beauftragte die Regierung gemäß Artikel 71 der Verfassung von 1920 mit der Fortführung der Verwaltung, der bisherige Vizekanzler Walter Breisky wurde mit der Leitung der einstweiligen Bundesregierung betraut. Diese „einstweilige Bundesregierung“ war lediglich einen Tag im Amt, bereits am 27. Jänner wurde das Kabinett Schober II im Nationalrat gewählt. Der Grund für den Rücktritt Schobers war, dass die Großdeutschen ihn nicht mehr unterstützten, nachdem Schober am 16. Dezember 1921 auf Schloss Lana bei Prag mit der Tschechoslowakei den so genannten Vertrag von Lana über die gegenseitige Anerkennung der Staatsgrenzen abgeschlossen hatte und damit nach Auffassung der Großdeutschen auf das Selbstbestimmungsrecht der Sudetendeutschen verzichtet hatte. Der großdeutsche Innenminister Leopold Waber war daraufhin am 16. Jänner zurückgetreten.
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Ministry of Finance Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of the Army Ministry of Social Affairs Ministry of Nutrition of the Population Ministry of Transport Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Construction Ministry of Justice Ministry of Education and the Interior Chancellery
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Johannes Schober Alfred Grünberger Rudolf Paltauf Carl Vaugoin Alfred Gürtler Leopold Waber Josef Wächter Walter Breisky Alexander Angerer Ferdinand Grimm Leopold Hennet Franz Pauer Walter Rodler
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Vice chancellor Chancellor Minister In charge of education Acting minister
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