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|caption = Official portrait of Viktor Oberhauser | |caption = Official portrait of Viktor Oberhauser | ||
|office = [[Chancellor of Werania]] | |office = [[Chancellor of Werania]] | ||
|term_start = | |term_start = 16<sup>th</sup> October 2014 | ||
|term_end = | |term_end = 8<sup>th</sup> June 2019 | ||
|deputy = [[Veronika Althammer]] | |deputy = [[Veronika Althammer]] | ||
|monarch = | |monarch = | ||
|constituency = | |constituency = | ||
|predecessor = [[ | |predecessor = [[Ellis Koopmann]] | ||
|successor = | |successor = [[Otto von Hößlin]] | ||
|office2 = Leader of the [[Social Democratic | |office2 = Leader of the [[Social Democratic Radical Party of Werania]] | ||
|term_start2 | |term_start2 = 16<sup>th</sup> October 2014 | ||
|term_end2 | |term_end2 = 8<sup>th</sup> June 2019 | ||
|deputy2 = | |deputy2 = | ||
|predecessor2 = [[ | |predecessor2 = [[Ellis Koopmann]] | ||
|successor2 = | |successor2 = TBA | ||
|office3 = Minister of | |office3 = Minister of Foreign Affairs and Euclean Relations | ||
|primeminister3 = | |primeminister3 = | ||
|term_start3 = | |term_start3 = 4<sup>th</sup> May 2011 | ||
|term_end3 = | |term_end3 = 16<sup>th</sup> October 2014 | ||
|chancellor3 = [[ | |chancellor3 = [[Ellis Koopmann]] | ||
|predecessor3 = [[Siegfried Lübeck]] | |predecessor3 = [[Siegfried Lübeck]] | ||
|successor3 = [[ | |successor3 = [[Klaus Barchmann]] | ||
|birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1962|10|20}} | |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1962|10|20}} | ||
|birth_place = [[ | |birth_place = [[Weisstadt]], [[Cislania]], [[Werania]] | ||
|death_date = | |death_date = | ||
|death_place = | |death_place = | ||
|birthname = | |birthname = | ||
|party = [[Social Democratic | |party = [[Social Democratic Radical Party of Werania]] | ||
|otherparty = | |otherparty = | ||
|spouse = Annkathrin Hahnen | |spouse = Annkathrin Hahnen | ||
|relations = | |relations = | ||
|children = | |children = | ||
|alma_mater = Imperial Academy of | |alma_mater = Imperial Academy of Weisstadt<br>Gofberg University | ||
|occupation = | |occupation = | ||
|religion = {{wp|Agnosticism|Agnostic}} | |religion = {{wp|Agnosticism|Agnostic}} | ||
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'''Viktor Oberhauser''' (born 20<sup>th</sup> October 1962, aged {{age|1962|10|20}}) is a [[Werania|Weranian]] politician who | '''Viktor Oberhauser''' (born 20<sup>th</sup> October 1962, aged {{age|1962|10|20}}) is a [[Werania|Weranian]] politician who served as the [[Chancellor of Werania]] from October 2014 to June 2019. He was also the leader of the {{Wp|centre-left politics|centre-left}} [[Social Democratic Radical Party of Werania]] (SPRO) during that time period and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Euclean Relations from 2011 to 2014. | ||
Oberhauser began his political career working as the chief of staff for Chancellor [[Wolfgang Löscher]], serving in the role from 1992 to 1995. He | Oberhauser began his political career working as the chief of staff for Chancellor [[Wolfgang Löscher]], serving in the role from 1992 to 1995. He was elected to the Volkstag in the 1995 election. In the cabinet of [[Ellis Koopmann]] from 2011-2014 being considered one of the more able members of the government, being personally popular. After Koopmann presided over two defeats in the 2013 Herrstag and 2014 Euclean elections Oberhauser became seen by the SRPO as a more able Chancellor and in October challenged Koopmann for the leadership. He was elected and led the SRPO into the 2015 election, forming a coalition with the SRPO, [[Modern Centre Party (Werania)|Modern Centre Party]] and the [[Sotirian Democratic Homeland]]. | ||
Oberhauser's government continued fiscal discipline but also saw a raise in the minimum wage and an expansion of the social safety net. Oberhauser also promoted a pro-immigration policy and supported LGBT+ and minority rights. However his government also saw a rise in violent crime which he was harshly criticised for as well as several corruption scandals. Oberhauser was also seen to rely heavily on spin doctors. | |||
In 2019 Oberhauser's government lost the federal election with the SRPO gaining their worst result in their history. Oberhauser subsequently resigned as SRPO leader and from politics in general, taking up corporate positions instead. | |||
Oberhauser is noted for being from the reformist wing of the SPRO, being more supportive of "{{wp|third way}}" political positions. | Oberhauser is noted for being from the reformist wing of the SPRO, being more supportive of "{{wp|third way}}" political positions. | ||
==Early life== | ==Early life== | ||
Hylkema was born in 1962 in the city of [[ | Hylkema was born in 1962 in the city of [[Weisstadt]] to a middle-class Catholic family, with his father Konrad working as a diplomat and his mother Angela a secondary school teacher. He initially studied History at the Imperial Academy of Weisstadt from 1980, but dropped out in 1982 studying political science at Gofberg University. He graduated with a masters in the subject in 1987. | ||
==Political career== | ==Political career== | ||
After graduation Oberhauser joined the [[Social Democratic | After graduation Oberhauser joined the [[Social Democratic Radical Party of Werania]] (SPRO) and worked as a correspondent for the right-wing tabloid the Daily Herald. In 1990 he left the Herald to work for the SPRO in its campaign office during the [[Weranian general election, 1991|1991 general election]]. Following the election Oberhauser was appointed to work for SPRO leader and Chancellor [[Wolfgang Löscher]], becoming Löscher's Deputy Chief Communications Officer in 1992. In his role as communications officer Oberhauser brought connections with right-wing tabloids that he had cultivated during his three years at the Daily Herald, leading to the government to adopt a more right-wing tone as its popularity sank in the face of a reinvigorated [[National Consolidation Party]]. Oberhauser was seen in this period as being "''indispensable''" in persuading the left-wing of the SPRO to approve of several privatisations and budget cuts undertaken during the Löscher government. | ||
In 1995 the government narrowly secured re-election but when into coalition with the socialist [[Weranic Section of the Workers' International]]. Oberhauser was elected as a Volkstag member in this election but his links with right-wing tabloids meant he was deemed unsuitable to continue working for the press office as the government took on a more left-wing tone. | |||
==Chancellor== | ==Chancellor== | ||
==Political positions== | ==Political positions== | ||
Revision as of 20:46, 21 December 2019
Viktor Oberhauser | |
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.jpg) Official portrait of Viktor Oberhauser | |
| Chancellor of Werania | |
| In office 16th October 2014 – 8th June 2019 | |
| Deputy | Veronika Althammer |
| Preceded by | Ellis Koopmann |
| Succeeded by | Otto von Hößlin |
| Leader of the Social Democratic Radical Party of Werania | |
| In office 16th October 2014 – 8th June 2019 | |
| Preceded by | Ellis Koopmann |
| Succeeded by | TBA |
| Minister of Foreign Affairs and Euclean Relations | |
| In office 4th May 2011 – 16th October 2014 | |
| Chancellor | Ellis Koopmann |
| Preceded by | Siegfried Lübeck |
| Succeeded by | Klaus Barchmann |
| Personal details | |
| Born | October 20, 1962 Weisstadt, Cislania, Werania |
| Political party | Social Democratic Radical Party of Werania |
| Spouse | Annkathrin Hahnen |
| Alma mater | Imperial Academy of Weisstadt Gofberg University |
Viktor Oberhauser (born 20th October 1962, aged 62) is a Weranian politician who served as the Chancellor of Werania from October 2014 to June 2019. He was also the leader of the centre-left Social Democratic Radical Party of Werania (SPRO) during that time period and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Euclean Relations from 2011 to 2014.
Oberhauser began his political career working as the chief of staff for Chancellor Wolfgang Löscher, serving in the role from 1992 to 1995. He was elected to the Volkstag in the 1995 election. In the cabinet of Ellis Koopmann from 2011-2014 being considered one of the more able members of the government, being personally popular. After Koopmann presided over two defeats in the 2013 Herrstag and 2014 Euclean elections Oberhauser became seen by the SRPO as a more able Chancellor and in October challenged Koopmann for the leadership. He was elected and led the SRPO into the 2015 election, forming a coalition with the SRPO, Modern Centre Party and the Sotirian Democratic Homeland.
Oberhauser's government continued fiscal discipline but also saw a raise in the minimum wage and an expansion of the social safety net. Oberhauser also promoted a pro-immigration policy and supported LGBT+ and minority rights. However his government also saw a rise in violent crime which he was harshly criticised for as well as several corruption scandals. Oberhauser was also seen to rely heavily on spin doctors.
In 2019 Oberhauser's government lost the federal election with the SRPO gaining their worst result in their history. Oberhauser subsequently resigned as SRPO leader and from politics in general, taking up corporate positions instead.
Oberhauser is noted for being from the reformist wing of the SPRO, being more supportive of "third way" political positions.
Early life
Hylkema was born in 1962 in the city of Weisstadt to a middle-class Catholic family, with his father Konrad working as a diplomat and his mother Angela a secondary school teacher. He initially studied History at the Imperial Academy of Weisstadt from 1980, but dropped out in 1982 studying political science at Gofberg University. He graduated with a masters in the subject in 1987.
Political career
After graduation Oberhauser joined the Social Democratic Radical Party of Werania (SPRO) and worked as a correspondent for the right-wing tabloid the Daily Herald. In 1990 he left the Herald to work for the SPRO in its campaign office during the 1991 general election. Following the election Oberhauser was appointed to work for SPRO leader and Chancellor Wolfgang Löscher, becoming Löscher's Deputy Chief Communications Officer in 1992. In his role as communications officer Oberhauser brought connections with right-wing tabloids that he had cultivated during his three years at the Daily Herald, leading to the government to adopt a more right-wing tone as its popularity sank in the face of a reinvigorated National Consolidation Party. Oberhauser was seen in this period as being "indispensable" in persuading the left-wing of the SPRO to approve of several privatisations and budget cuts undertaken during the Löscher government.
In 1995 the government narrowly secured re-election but when into coalition with the socialist Weranic Section of the Workers' International. Oberhauser was elected as a Volkstag member in this election but his links with right-wing tabloids meant he was deemed unsuitable to continue working for the press office as the government took on a more left-wing tone.