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Wilhelm Miklas (15 October 1872 – 20 March 1956) was an Austrian politician who served as President of Austria from 1928 until the Anschluss to Nazi Germany in 1938.
Wilhelm Miklas was a statesman who served as president of the first Austrian republic (1928–38). A member of the Christian Social Party, Miklas sat in the Reichsrat (parliament) during the late years of empire (1907–14), and, after 1919, in the Nationalrat (lower house) of the new Austrian.
Wilhelm Miklas war ein österreichischer Politiker. Von 1928 bis Mai 1934 war er Bundespräsident der Republik Österreich und anschließend bis 13. März 1938 Bundespräsident des diktatorisch regierten Bundesstaats Österreich.
Statesman Wilhelm Miklas served as president of the first Austrian republic (1928–38). Wilhelm Miklas was born on October 15, 1872, in Krems, Austria. A member of the Christian Social Party, Miklas sat in the Reichsrat (parliament) during the late years of empire (1907–14), and, after 1919, in the Nationalrat (lower house) of the new ...
Wilhelm Miklas, the federal president, authorised the government to stay in office and supported the move. The political rivals responded with sharp opposition accusing the government of breach of the constitution. The political consequences were radical.
Wilhelm Miklas, Austria's New President By HARRY J. CARMAN Associate Professor of History, Columbia University; Current History Associate WILHELM cer of the MIKLAS, Austrian presiding Parliament, offi-cer of the Austrian Parliament, was chosen second President of the Austrian Republic on Dec. 5 by an electoral college composed of the two Houses ...
WILHELM MIKLAS, AUSTRIAN LEADER; President of Republic From '28 to '38 Dies--Resisted Annexation by Hitler Represented Catholic Elements
