Ernst Rüdiger

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Ernst Rüdiger is an Austrian politician and nobleman best known for leading the Heimwehr paramilitary movement and serving as Vice-Chancellor of Austria in the 1930s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Austrian politician
human
military officer
nobleman
conflict World War I
countryOfCitizenship Austria
dateOfBirth 1899-05-10
dateOfDeath 1956-03-15
educatedAt Stella Matutina (Jesuit school)
ethnicGroup Austrians
familyName Starhemberg
givenName Ernst
hasGender male
languageSpoken German
memberOfNobleFamily House of Starhemberg
militaryBranch Austro-Hungarian Army
movement Fatherland Front
Heimwehr
nobleTitle prince
notableFor leading the Heimwehr paramilitary movement in interwar Austria
serving as Vice-Chancellor of Austria in the 1930s
notableWork leadership of the Heimwehr
role in the Dollfuss–Schuschnigg regime
opposedTo Anschluss of Austria into Nazi Germany
linked to: Anschluss

Marxism
Nazism
liberal democracy
participatedIn Austrian Civil War
placeOfBirth Eferding
Upper Austria
placeOfDeath Schloss Eferding
Upper Austria
politicalIdeology authoritarian conservatism
corporatism
politicalMovement Austrofascism
positionHeld Federal Minister without Portfolio of Austria
Vice-Chancellor of Austria
leader of the Fatherland Front
leader of the Heimwehr
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Schloss Eferding
supported Engelbert Dollfuss
Kurt Schuschnigg
wasInOfficeDuring Dollfuss government
Schuschnigg government

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