Eduard Heinl

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Eduard Heinl
3rd Vice-Chancellor of Austria
In office 22 October 1920 – 20 November 1920
President	Karl Seitz
Chancellor	Michael Mayr
Preceded by	Ferdinand Hanusch
Succeeded by	Walter Breisky
Personal details
Political party	Christian Social Party

Eduard Heinl (born April 9, 1880 in Vienna, died on April 10, 1957) was an Austrian politician from the Christian Social Party and the Austrian People's Party who served as Vice-Chancellor of Austria in the First Austrian Republic from October 22, 1920 to November 20, 1920.

Awards[]

• Wilhelm Exner Medal, 1951

External links[]

• Dr. h.c. Eduard Heinl - biography at Parliament of Austria website (German)

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