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List of members of the Austrian Parliament who died in office

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The following is a list of members of the Parliament of Austria who died in office.

Federal Council

Member Party State Date of death Age at death (years) Cause
Otto Steinwender GDVP Carinthia 20 March 1921[1] 74
Josef Schraffl CS Tyrol 11 January 1922[2] 66
Anton Lanner Independent Styria 9 November 1924[3] 41 Road accident
Ludo Moritz Hartmann SPÖ Vienna 14 November 1924[4] 59
Jakob Reumann SPÖ Vienna 29 July 1925[5] 71
Franz Reinprecht CS Carinthia 30 August 1929[6] 42
Alois Dienstleder ÖVP Styria 31 January 1946[7] 60
Karl Tolde ÖVP Vienna 25 June 1946[8] 58
Rudolf Kait ÖVP Vienna 20 February 1947[9] 58
Josef Mayer ÖVP Upper Austria 6 January 1948 49
Friedrich Langthaler ÖVP Upper Austria 16 February 1949[10] 55
Hans Hladnik SPÖ Styria 17 September 1951[11] 50
Hans Menzl SPÖ Lower Austria 31 December 1951[12] 57
Georg Resch ÖVP Styria 7 November 1952 60
Eugen Fleischacker ÖVP Vienna 31 March 1953[13] 53
Franz Schulz SPÖ Vienna 25 March 1956[14] 64
Adalbert Duschek SPÖ Vienna 7 June 1957[15] 61
Karl Etlinger ÖVP Lower Austria 14 April 1959[16] 63
Leopold Babitsch ÖVP Styria 15 June 1960[17] 56
Reinhard Machold SPÖ Styria 6 February 1961[18] 81
Rudolf Appel SPÖ Lower Austria 1 June 1967[19] 51
Herbert Guglberger ÖVP Tyrol 25 September 1971[20] 62
Josef Preindl ÖVP Tyrol 3 November 1972 51
Franz Walzer ÖVP Vienna 2 December 1975 56
Johann Wagner ÖVP Vienna 10 December 1976 59
Josef Schweiger SPÖ Vienna 24 February 1977 56
Rudolf Schwaiger ÖVP Tyrol 10 March 1986[21] 65
Paul Raab ÖVP Upper Austria 17 April 1986 65
Anton Berger SPÖ Burgenland 17 August 1986[22] 58
Engelbert Schaufler ÖVP Lower Austria 20 November 2000[23] 59
Harald Reisenberger SPÖ Vienna 16 December 2009[24] 53
Gerhard Leitner SPÖ Carinthia 19 May 2020[25] 69

National Council

Member Party Date of death Age at death (years) Cause
Victor Adler SPÖ 11 November 1918[26] 66
Rudolf Sommer DNP 20 January 1919 46
Kamill Kuranda DNP 1 February 1919[27] 67
Michael Mayr CS 21 May 1922 58 Kidney failure[28]
Hans Laimer SPÖ 23 November 1922[29] 42
Theodor Scheffauer CS 20 March 1923[30] 44
Friedrich Waneck DVP 18 April 1923[31] 42
Josef Siegl CS 20 August 1923 36
Robert Kleißl CS 21 August 1923[32] 35
Ferdinand Hanusch SPÖ 28 September 1923[33] 56
Josef Wiedenhofer SPÖ 4 November 1924[34] 51
Fritz Reiner CS 13 November 1925 45
Emmy Stradal GDVP 21 November 1925[35] 48
Hermann Schulz SPÖ 18 February 1926[36] 51
Julie Rauscha SPÖ 19 February 1926[37] 47 Pneumonia
Rudolf Gruber CS 13 October 1926 45
Karl Niedrist CS 9 November 1926[38] 63 Peritonitis
Laurenz Widholz SPÖ 19 November 1926[39] 65
Johann Nepomuk Hauser CS 8 February 1927[40] 61
Heinrich Zwenk SPÖ 16 April 1927[41] 51
Josef Eisenhut CS 29 February 1928[42] 63
Friedrich Schönsteiner CS 2 April 1928 48 Colon cancer[43]
Franz Odehnal CS 24 December 1928[44] 57
Karl Volkert SPÖ 24 February 1929[45] 61
Jodok Fink CS 1 July 1929[46] 76
Franz Domes SPÖ 11 July 1930[47] 67
Simon Geisler CS 11 April 1931 62
Matthias Eldersch SPÖ 20 April 1931[48] 62
Franz Birbaumer CS 17 September 1931[49] 59
Josef Wiesmaier CS 21 December 1931[50] 60
Johannes Schober National Economy Bloc 19 August 1932 57 Heart disease
Johann Janecek SPÖ 24 October 1932[51] 51
August von Wotawa National Economy Bloc 23 May 1933[52] 56
Hermann Hermann SPÖ 21 July 1933 62
Hermann Fischer SPÖ 6 September 1933 56
Franz Ertl CS 9 December 1933 61
Josef Stemberger ÖVP 8 July 1947[53] 57
Josef Ninaus SPÖ 22 September 1947[54] 68
Paul Speiser SPÖ 8 November 1947[55] 70
Franz Lach ÖVP 15 September 1948[56] 61
Hilde Krones SPÖ 16 December 1948 38 Suicide by drug overdose[57]
Hans Lagger SPÖ 12 April 1949[58] 66 Complications from a bladder operation
Otto Steinegger ÖVP 17 January 1950[59] 61
Karl Seitz SPÖ 3 February 1950[60] 80 Heart failure
Victor Petschnik SPÖ 8 July 1951[61] 51
Karl Gföller SPÖ 6 August 1952[62] 61
Anton Gasselich VdU 9 February 1953[63] 64
Georg Franz ÖVP 4 March 1953 53
Leopold Kunschak ÖVP 13 March 1953[64] 81
Josef Böck-Greissau ÖVP 21 April 1953[65] 60
Hans Draxler SPÖ 5 July 1953[66] 61
Josef Hummer ÖVP 7 October 1954[67] 53
Franz Stoll ÖVP 15 November 1956[68] 54 Heart attack
Andreas Stampler SPÖ 12 January 1958[69] 60
Leo Geiger SPÖ 5 February 1958[70] 58
Anton Haller ÖVP 15 April 1958[71] 50 Heart attack
Karl Gruber ÖVP 16 September 1958 49
Alfred Horn SPÖ 10 March 1959[72] 60 Heart disease
Johann Böhm SPÖ 13 May 1959[73] 73
Peter Strasser SPÖ 6 June 1962 44 Cancer
Julius Raab ÖVP 8 January 1964[74] 72
Josef Afritsch SPÖ 25 August 1964 63 Heart attack[75]
Leopold Figl ÖVP 9 May 1965[76] 62 Kidney cancer
Barthold Stürgkh ÖVP 22 June 1965[77] 66
Josef Matejcek SPÖ 4 October 1965 61
Erwin Steinmaßl SPÖ 29 April 1967[78] 42
Rosa Weber SPÖ 24 July 1967 47 Accident[79]
Karl Kummer ÖVP 15 August 1967[80] 63
Wilhelm Liwanec SPÖ 17 June 1968[81] 54
Franz Prinke ÖVP 4 January 1969[82] 70
Otto Kranzlmayr ÖVP 4 May 1972[83] 60
Franz Horr SPÖ 6 January 1974[84] 60
Hermann Wielandner SPÖ 21 November 1974 54
Ernst Ulbrich SPÖ 5 December 1974[85] 59
Karl Schleinzer ÖVP 19 July 1975 51 Road accident[86]
Josef Ofenböck ÖVP 16 November 1975[87] 56
Karl Kinzl ÖVP 4 August 1977[88] 60
Karl Troll SPÖ 17 August 1977[89] 54
Karl Czernetz SPÖ 3 August 1978[90] 68
Otto Probst SPÖ 22 December 1978[91] 66
Michael Maderthaner SPÖ 14 August 1981[92] 56
Josef Hirscher SPÖ 24 April 1983[93] 52
Johann Gassner ÖVP 5 July 1985[94] 52
Roland Minkowitsch ÖVP 22 January 1986[95] 66
Jakob Brandstätter ÖVP 25 February 1987[96] 58
Walter Heinzinger ÖVP 27 January 1993[97] 58
Jakob Pistotnig FPÖ 24 July 2001 56 Workplace accident[98]
Brunhilde Plank SPÖ 31 July 2001 45 Accident[99]
Josef Trinkl ÖVP 26 April 2004[100] 52
Barbara Prammer SPÖ 2 August 2014 60 Pancreatic cancer[101]
Sabine Oberhauser SPÖ 23 February 2017 53 Abdominal cancer[102]

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