List of Governors of Bukovina

Country's president was in 1861 confirmed some years previously used the title of each appointed by the Emperor in Vienna country heads of Bukovina in the Habsburg monarchy, since 1804 in the Empire of Austria, from 1867 to 1918 in Austria - Hungary. To 1786 served high-ranking officers of the Imperial Army as the top country manager; as a result there were civilian officials with the titles Kreishauptmann ( until 1849 ) or state -government president (from 1849).

1849 Bukovina, explains one of the circles of Galicia, the autonomous crown land until then. The years 1849-1854 were a period of transition during which gradually passed over the former district office into an independent state administration. Only from the May 29, 1854, one can speak of such a committee.

1861 and 1868 were made legal definitions of the state chiefs; it was noted that the top officials of the Bukovina, as in most other crown lands, did not have to bear the title of governor, but was described as Country President. This was also not a Lieutenancy, but a state government. Apart from these names but the tasks of the country's president and his staff officers were the same as in all other Crown lands.

The seat of the k.k. State government was in 1873 in a historicist building at the Franz- Josef -Platz, a park. Immediately adjacent was the Austria 's Square with the monument Austria. The streets that branched off to the south from the Franz- Josef -Platz on both sides of the building were called Spleny Street ( east ) or Kuczurmarer Road ( west ). North led the Town Hall Road to the Ring Square, the town center.

  • Gabriel Splény of Miháldy, General ( 1774-6. April 1778 )
  • Karl Freiherr von Enzenberg, General ( April 1778-31. October 1786 )
  • Joseph Beck (1786-1792)
  • Basil Freiherr von Balsch (1792-1803)
  • NN by Schreiber (1803-1805)
  • NN of Mitscha (1805-1807)
  • Johann von Platzer (1807-1817)
  • Joseph ( Baron ) von Stutterheim, Feldmarschallieutenant ( 1817-1823, Baron 1819 )
  • John of Melczechen (1823-1833)
  • Frantz Kratter (1833-1838)
  • Casimir of Milbacher (1838-1840)
  • Gheorghe Isăcescu (1840-1849)
  • Eduard Ritter von Bach ( February-July 1849)
  • Anton Freiherr von Seeberg Henniger (July 1849-1. March 1853 )
  • Franz Freiherr von Schmück ( March 6 1853 provisional state president;. 1854-27 May 29th November 1857 the first independent country President )
  • Karl Graf von Rothkirch - Panthen ( February 18, 1857 to May 1860)
  • Jakob Ritter von Mikuli, head of the provisional province of Bukovina (1 September 1860-1. March 1861 )
  • Wenzel Ritter von Martina, first national president of the Duchy of Bukovina (26 March 1861-2. May 1862 )
  • Rudolph Count of Amadei (31 May 1862-30. October 1865 )
  • Franz Ritter von Rhein Myrbach field (30 October 1865-4. October 1870 )
  • Felix Baron Pino of Friedenthal (4 October 1870-8. July 1874 )
  • ( February 1874-8 August 18. 1887) Hieronymus Freiherr von Alesani
  • Felix Baron Pino of Friedenthal (14 February 1887-1. August 1890 )
  • Anton Graf Pace, Freiherr von Friedenberg ( 9 January 1891 Head of the State Government, August 1 1891-17. May 1892 )
  • Franz Freiherr von Krauss (22 May 1892-7. June 1894 )
  • Leopold Graf von GOESS ( June 8, 1894 appointed until further notice; November 15 1894-16 December 1897. )
  • Friedrich Freiherr Bourguignon of Baumberg (16 December 1897-27. February 1903 )
  • Prince Konrad to Hohenlohe (25 February 1903-1. October 1904 )
  • Octavian Knight sprinklers Bleyleben (1 October 1904-15. December 1911 )
  • Rudolf Graf von Meran (1 January 1912-1916 )
  • Joseph Graf von Etzdorf ( 1916-6. November 1918 )

During the First World War, the Bukovina was temporarily theater of war. Due to the incursions of the Russian army, the last country president had repeatedly hit outside his official residence of Bukovina. He officiated in Vatra Dornei, then in Cluj (both in the Kingdom of Hungary), and then in Prague ( Kingdom of Bohemia ) and Stanislav ( Kingdom of Galicia ), last but again in Czernowitz. On November 6, 1918, he handed over the presidency to representatives of Ukrainian and the Romanian population of Bukovina, as the crumbling imperial Austria in balancing the different national interests and demands of the population of Bukovina was to expect no help.

Gallery

Joseph von Stutterheim

Edward Bach

Charles of Rothkirch and Panthen

Felix Pino of Friedenthal

Anton Pace of Friedenberg

Franz von Krauss

Leopold Graf GOESS

Konrad von Hohenlohe Schillingsfuerst

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