Michael Mayr (* 10 April 1864 in Adlwang in upper Austria, "† 21. May 1922 in forest new churches in upper Austria) was a Austrian historian and politician of the Christian-social party. By November 1920 to 1 June 1921 Mayr of Austrian Federal Chancellors was the 1. Republic.

Life

Mayer studied history and geography at the University of Vienna and 1890 was attained a doctorate. In the years 1897-1920 Mayr was director/conductor of the Tiroler Landesarchives. 1900 he became a professor for new history at the University of Innsbruck.

Mayrs political career began already in the time of the monarchy, from 1907 to 1911 was it a delegate to the realm advice, from 1908 to 1914 of delegates in the Tiroler federal state parliament. 1919/20 were Mayr member of the constituent national assembly, in negotiations interspersed it as a representative of the CS the Austrian condition. As a successor of Karl racer it was 1920 directors/conductors of the state chancellery (and thus state chancellors) at the point of the Proporzregierung starting from November of 1920 Federal Chancellors and minister of foreign affairs of a minority cabinet of the CS. Because of an intended connection tuning at Germany in the Steiermark withdrew it on 1 June 1921 as a Federal Chancellor. It was member of the A.V. Austria Innsbruck, at that time in the CV, today in the

Literature

• Michael Mayr: "The Italian Irredentismus: Its developing and his development primarily in Tirol", Tyrolia Innsbruck 1917

Related links

• Biografie of Michael Mayr
• Entry in the parliament history of the Republic of Austria

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