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'''Kurt Stöger''' (born 17 July 1939) is a [[Besmenia|Besmenian]] politician who served as [[Prime Minister of Besmenia]] from 1991 to 1992. With a term of 19 months, Stöger has the shortest term as Prime Minister.  
'''Kurt Stöger''' (born 17 July 1933) is a [[Besmenia|Besmenian]] politician who served as [[Prime Minister of Besmenia]] from 1991 to 1992. With a term of 19 months, Stöger has the shortest term as Prime Minister.  


He was elected by the [[Federal Chamber]] to succeed Martin Beiter on 15 February 1991 after Beiter was [[shot to death|Assassination of Martin Beiter]]. After leaving office in 1992, Stöger worked as a lawyer until he retired in 2004.
He was elected by the [[Federal Chamber]] to succeed Martin Beiter on 15 February 1991 after Beiter was [[assassinated|Assassination of Martin Beiter]].  


[[Category: Besmenia]]
[[Category: Besmenia]]

Revision as of 10:03, 18 April 2021

Kurt Stöger
Kurt Stöger.jpg
Stöger in 1992
10th Prime Minister of Besmenia
In office
15 February 1991 – 7 September 1992
Preceded byMartin Beiter
Succeeded byErik Tautenbach
Minister for Foreign Affairs
In office
13 Februray 1984 – 15 February 1991
Preceded byTimo Walz
Succeeded byReinhard Becker
Federal Minister of Post and Communications
In office
1 September 1980 – 13 February 1984
Preceded byOtto Schulz
Succeeded byAnnegret Krause
Member of the Federal Chamber
In office
1968–2000
Personal details
Born
Kurt Stöger

17 July 1933
Laitstadt, East Besmenia
NationalityBesmenian
Political partyFree Besmenian Citizen's Party
SpouseAlisa Schröder (m. 1963; died. 2012)
Children2
Alma materHeinz Dimmler University

Kurt Stöger (born 17 July 1933) is a Besmenian politician who served as Prime Minister of Besmenia from 1991 to 1992. With a term of 19 months, Stöger has the shortest term as Prime Minister.

He was elected by the Federal Chamber to succeed Martin Beiter on 15 February 1991 after Beiter was Assassination of Martin Beiter.