Otto Ender - Death and Legacy

Death and Legacy

Otto Ender died on 25 June 1960 and was buried in the municipal cemetery in Bregenz. To this day, the State of Vorarlberg awards scholarships to the students through Dr. Otto Ender Foundation His achievements are as founder and designer of the province of Vorarlberg, in terms of economic policy such as the establishment of the agricultural district authority, by the beginning of the expansion of road network in the 1920s, by establishing an agricultural school, through the expansion of the Vorarlberg water power with the purchase of Vorarlberg's power plants and the establishment of the Vorarlberg Illwerke, in legal history in ways such as to cooperate with the democratic Constitution of 1920 and the democratic constitution of 1923.

Political offices
Preceded by
Carl Vaugoin
Chancellor of Austria
1930-1931
Succeeded by
Karl Buresch
Chancellors of Austria
First Austrian Republic
  • Karl Renner
  • Michael Mayr
  • Johann Schober
  • Walter Breisky
  • Johann Schober
  • Ignaz Seipel
  • Rudolf Ramek
  • Ignaz Seipel
  • Ernst Streeruwitz
  • Johann Schober
  • Carl Vaugoin
  • Otto Ender
  • Karl Buresch
  • Engelbert Dollfuss
  • Kurt Schuschnigg
  • Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Second Austrian Republic
  • Karl Renner
  • Leopold Figl
  • Julius Raab
  • Alfons Gorbach
  • Josef Klaus
  • Bruno Kreisky
  • Fred Sinowatz
  • Franz Vranitzky
  • Viktor Klima
  • Wolfgang Schüssel
  • Alfred Gusenbauer
  • Werner Faymann

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