Category:Michael Hainisch
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Deutsch: Michael Hainisch (* 15. August 1858 in Aue bei Schottwien (Niederösterreich); † 26. Februar 1940 in Wien) war ein österreichischer Sozial- und Wirtschaftspolitiker (parteilos) und von 1920 bis 1928 Bundespräsident der Republik Österreich. Er löste Karl Seitz als bisheriges Staatsoberhaupt ab.
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Date of birth | 15 August 1858 Gloggnitz | ||||
Date of death | 26 February 1940 Vienna | ||||
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Media in category "Michael Hainisch"
The following 15 files are in this category, out of 15 total.
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Bronze Medal of Michael Hainisch, President of Austria 1920 (ND).jpg 1,726 × 1,816; 387 KB
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Bundesarchiv Bild 102-06267, Wien, Tribüne beim Sängerbund-Fest.jpg 800 × 536; 62 KB
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De-at Michael Hainisch.ogg 1.5 s; 26 KB
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Eichberg-Hainisch Gruft.JPG 1,200 × 800; 1.4 MB
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Emmy Hainisch, geb. Figdor.jpg 494 × 677; 154 KB
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Hans Schachinger im Atelier 1928 Portrait Michael Hainisch.jpg 2,679 × 1,972; 706 KB
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Karl-Renner-Straße - Michael-Hainisch-Straße.jpg 1,303 × 977; 433 KB
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Michael Hainisch (cropped).jpg 542 × 696; 105 KB
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Michael Hainisch (Who's who at the 3d Intl Congress of Women, 1909).png 328 × 403; 163 KB
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Michael Hainisch LCCN2014712044.jpg 4,122 × 5,773; 2.21 MB
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Michael Hainisch LCCN2014712044.tif 4,122 × 5,773; 22.71 MB
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Michael Hainisch.jpg 163 × 162; 6 KB
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MiklasSeitzRennerHainishcInauguraciónDelEstadoVienés19310711.jpg 800 × 584; 292 KB
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- 1858 births
- 1940 deaths
- Recipients of the Wilhelm Exner Medal
- Honorary doctors of the University of Vienna
- Presidents of Austria
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- Businessmen from Austria
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- Farmers from Lower Austria
- Members of the Austrian Academy of Sciences
- Alumni of the University of Vienna
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- People of Gloggnitz
- Deaths in Vienna