Chancellor of Austria 

Austrian Bundeskanzler since founding of the Austrian Republic:

• 1918-1920 Karl Renner
• 1920-1921 Michael Mayr[?]
• 1921-1922 Johann Schober[?]
• 1922 Walter Breisky[?]
• 1922 Johann Schober[?]
• 1922-1924 Ignaz Seipel[?]
• 1924-1926 Rudolf Ramek[?]
• 1926-1929 Ignaz Seipel[?]
• 1926 Ernst Streeruwitz[?]
• 1929-1930 Johann Schober[?]
• 1930 Carl Vaugoin[?]
• 1930-1931 Otto Ender[?]
• 1931-1932 Karl Buresch[?]
• 1932-1934 Engelbert Dollfuß
• 1934-1938 Kurt von Schuschnigg[?]
• 1938 Arthur Seyß-Inquart

• 1945 Karl Renner
• 1945-1953 Leopold Figl[?]
• 1953-1961 Julius Raab
• 1961-1964 Alfons Gorbach[?]
• 1964-1970 Josef Klaus[?]
• 1970-1983 Bruno Kreisky[?]
• 1983-1986 Fred Sinowatz[?]
• 1986-1997 Franz Vranitzky[?]
• 1997-2000 Viktor Klima[?]
• 2000- Wolfgang Schüssel[?]

External links

See also: Politics of Austria, list of Federal Presidents of Austria, lists of incumbents

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