Grief for Hannes Androsch: A life's work for social justice!

Grief for Hannes Androsch: A life's work for social justice!

A sad loss shakes Austrian politics: Hannes Androsch, one of the most influential politicians in the post -war period, died at the age of 86. This was confirmed by the Androsch private foundation, while Vienna Social Democracy reacted with grief to the death of a tireless fighter for social justice. "The death of Hannes Androsch is a big loss," said the SPÖ Vienna party leader and Mayor Dr. Michael Ludwig. Androsch was an outstanding sponsor of social and economic reforms that significantly influenced the lives of many Austrians, as ots.at reported.

Hannes Androsch was born in Vienna in 1938 and had an impressive political career. From 1970 to 1981 he was finance minister and Vice Chancellor. Under his leadership, an expansive economic policy was introduced, which aimed at full employment and social balance. It was significantly involved in the modernization of the Austrian infrastructure and the promotion of science and research. His reformal measures in the educational and healthcare system left sustainable traces in society. "He was a pioneer for many important reforms that have significantly improved the life of the Austrians," recalls the Floridsdorf district head Georg Papai, as krone.at reports.

political controversy and legacy

Despite his successes, Androsch also had to face challenges. His career was not without controversy, which finally led to his resignation in 1981. These tensions were created by disagreements with the then Chancellor Bruno Kreisky and burdened his reputation, although Androsch was later acquitted by central allegations. After retiring from politics, he started a second career in the private sector and remained a formative voice in the debate about education and innovation. His commitment to social justice and its far -reaching understanding of social relationships will continue to be remembered in the future.