Birth of Ignaz Seipel
Birth of Ignaz Seipel
Follow Ignaz Seipel through 14 dated historical records for Austria.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Ignaz Seipel
Appointed Minister of Social Welfare
Appointed Party Leader of the Christian Socialist Party
Appointed Chancellor of Austria, 1st term
Role range: 1922-1924
During the Austrian July Revolt of 1927 (also known as Black Friday), 84 protesters were killed by Austrian police forces
Role range: 1926-1929
During the Austrian July Revolt of 1927 (also known as Black Friday), 84 protesters were killed by Austrian police forces
Role range: 1926-1929
During the Austrian July Revolt of 1927 (also known as Black Friday), 84 protesters were killed by Austrian police forces
Role range: 1926-1929
Appointed Chancellor of Austria, 2nd term
Role range: 1926-1929
The increasing politicalization of militias led to the Heimwehr involvement the July massacre
The increasing politicalization of militias led to the Heimwehr involvement the July massacre
Reorganizes the Heimwehr as an "answer to the Socialist Schutzbund" in an attempt to curb socialist power
Appointed Foreign Minister
The Heimwehr leaders commit themselves to the Korneuburg Oath, which established an arguably Fascist party platform based on Austrian Nationalism (as distinct from the pan-German nationalism of the Nazis)
The Heimwehr leaders commit themselves to the Korneuburg Oath, which established an arguably Fascist party platform based on Austrian Nationalism (as distinct from the pan-German nationalism of the Nazis)
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