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List of Presidents of Austria SNo Phase Period Name Took office Left office Political party 1 Federal President of the Republic of German-Austria 1919 Karl Seitz 05-03 1919 21-10 1919 SDAPÖ Social Democratic Workers' Party of Austria 2 Federal Presidents of the First Republic of Austria 1919–1934 Karl Seitz 21-10 1919 09-12 1920 SDAPÖ Social Democratic Workers' Party of Austria 3 Federal Presidents of the First Republic of Austria 1919–1934 Michael Hainisch 09-12 1920 09-12 1924 Non-partisan 4 Federal Presidents of the First Republic of Austria 1919–1934 Michael Hainisch 09-12 1924 10-12 1928 Non-partisan 5 Federal Presidents of the First Republic of Austria 1919–1934 Wilhelm Miklas 10-12 1928 04-03 1933 CS Christian Social Party 6 Federal Presidents of the First Republic of Austria 1919–1934 Wilhelm Miklas 04-03 1933 01-05 1934 VF Fatherland Front 7 Federal Presidents of the Federal State of Austria 1934–1938 Wilhelm Miklas 01-05 1934 10-12 1934 VF Fatherland Front 8 Federal Presidents of the Federal State of Austria 1934–1938 Wilhelm Miklas 10-12 1934 13-03 1938 VF Fatherland Front 9 Federal Presidents of the Federal State of Austria 1934–1938 Arthur Seyss-Inquart 13-03 1938 NSDAP National Socialist German Workers' Party 10 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Karl Renner 29-04 1945 31-12 1950 SPÖ Social Democratic Party of Austria 11 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Leopold Figl 31-12 1950 21-06 1951 ÖVP Austrian People's Party 12 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Theodor Körner 21-06 1951 04-01 1957 SPÖ Social Democratic Party of Austria 13 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Julius Raab 04-01 1957 22-05 1957 ÖVP Austrian People's Party 14 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Adolf Schärf 22-05 1957 22-05 1963 SPÖ Social Democratic Party of Austria 15 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Adolf Schärf 22-05 1963 28-02 1965 SPÖ Social Democratic Party of Austria 16 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Josef Klaus 28-02 1965 09-06 1965 ÖVP Austrian People's Party 17 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Franz Jonas 09-06 1965 09-06 1971 SPÖ Social Democratic Party of Austria 18 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Franz Jonas 09-06 1971 24-04 1974 SPÖ Social Democratic Party of Austria 19 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Bruno Kreisky 24-04 1974 08-07 1974 SPÖ Social Democratic Party of Austria 20 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Rudolf Kirchschläger 08-07 1974 08-07 1980 Non-partisan 21 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Rudolf Kirchschläger 08-07 1980 08-07 1986 Non-partisan 22 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Kurt Waldheim 08-07 1986 08-07 1992 ÖVP Austrian People's Party 23 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Thomas Klestil 08-07 1992 08-071998 ÖVP Austrian People's Party 24 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Thomas Klestil 08-071998 06-07 2004 ÖVP Austrian People's Party 25 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Heinz Fischer 08-07 2004 08-07 2010 SPÖ Social Democratic Party of Austria 26 Federal Presidents of the Second Republic of Austria since 1945 Heinz Fischer 08-07 2010 Incumbent SPÖ Social Democratic Party of Austria For more information, kindly visit : www.downloadexcelfiles.com www.downloadexcelfiles.com.
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