Seipel, Ignaz

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• SEIPEL, IGNAZ° — (1876–1932), Austrian statesman, Catholic prelate, and university professor; leader of the christian social party and five times chancellor of Austria   (1922–24; 1926–29). Although his party s program demanded the restraining of Jewish influence …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Seipel, Ignaz — (1876–1932)    The son of a coachman, Seipel became a priest in 1899 and subsequently a professor of moral theology in Salzburg and at the University of Vienna. From 1917 until November 1918, he was the minister for social affairs in the last… …   Historical dictionary of Austria

• Seipel, Ignaz — ▪ chancellor of Austria born July 19, 1876, Vienna died Aug. 2, 1932, Pernitz, Austria       Roman Catholic priest, twice chancellor of Austria (1922–24 and 1926–29), whose use of the Fascist paramilitary Heimwehr in his struggle against Austria… …   Universalium

• Seipel — Seipel, Ignaz …   Enciclopedia Universal

• Ignaz Seipel — Ignaz Seipel …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Ignaz seipel — Ignaz Seipel. Monseigneur Ignaz Seipel, né à Vienne (Autriche) le 19 juillet 1876 et décédé à Pernitz  …   Wikipédia en Français

• Ignaz Seipel — (19 July 1876, Vienna 2 August 1932, Pernitz) was an Austrian politician who served as Chancellor during the 1920s. Ordained a Catholic priest, he gained his doctorade in theology in 1903 at the University of Vienna. He was a member of the… …   Wikipedia

• SEIPEL (I.) — SEIPEL IGNAZ (1876 1932) Prélat autrichien, disciple de Mgr Schindler, Ignaz Seipel succède à celui ci comme professeur de théologie morale à l’université de Vienne. Il publie, en 1907, un ouvrage sur l’enseignement économique des Pères de… …   Encyclopédie Universelle

• Seipel — Seipel,   Ignaz, österreichischer Politiker, * Wien 19. 7. 1876, ✝ Pernitz (Niederösterreich) 2. 8. 1932; katholischer Priester, seit 1921 Prälat, wurde 1909 Professor für Moraltheologie in Salzburg, 1917 in Wien. In der letzten kaiserlichen… …   Universal-Lexikon

• Ignaz Seipel — Mandats 6e et 8e chancelier fédéral d Autriche …   Wikipédia en Français