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Buresch (12
October 1878 – 16
September 1936) was a lawyer, Christian-Social
politician and
Chancellor of
Austria during the
First Republic.
Buresch was...
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resigned on 20 June,
handing the
reins to Karl
Buresch, who could.
Schober sta**** on,
serving in the
first Buresch government both as the vice
chancellor and...
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reprint under ISBN 978-3-662-42222-9.) Huck, Manfred; Walczuk, Eugeniucz;
Buresch, Isabell; et al. (2016) [1984]. Vinaricky, Eduard; Schröder, Karl-Heinz;...
- Vice-Chancellor
Franz Winkler Emil Fey
Ernst Rüdiger
Starhemberg Preceded by Karl
Buresch Succeeded by Kurt
Schuschnigg Leader of the
Fatherland Front In office...
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Retrieved 5
March 2019. "Dr. Karl
Buresch" (in German).
Republic of
Austria Parliament.
Retrieved 5
March 2019. "Dr. Karl
Buresch" (in German).
Republic of Austria...
- 1016/j.cub.2011.01.052. PMID 21396818. S2CID 10152089. Kennedy, E. B. Lane;
Buresch,
Kendra C.; Boinapally, Preethi; Hanlon,
Roger T. (2020). "Octopus arms...
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reprint under ISBN 978-3-662-42222-9.) Huck, Manfred; Walczuk, Eugeniucz;
Buresch, Isabell; Weiser, Josef; Borchert, Lothar; Faber, Manfred; Bahrs, Willy;...
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Christian Social chancellor Karl
Buresch appointed Schuschnigg Minister of Justice, an
office he
retained in the
cabinet of
Buresch's successor Engelbert Dollfuss...
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Federal State of Austria.
Prominent members of the CS included: Karl
Buresch Engelbert Dollfuß Otto
Ender Viktor Kienböck Karl
Lueger Michael Mayr Julius...
- name
Buresch (the
German form of the name) a
reference to
Bulgarian zoologist Ivan
Buresh or
Buresch (in
zoological nomenclature taxonomy) Karl
Buresch (1878–1936)...
