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Dünhaupt was a prominent media personality and was known for his works regarding conservation before entering politics. He was elected as Mayor of Allkau in 1991 after a brief career in local politics. As Mayor he supported a total redevelopment of the city's public transport network and supported the expansion of the city's parks. He was elected to the [[Folkssenaat]] in 1997. He briefly continued to be Mayor of Allkau before standing down to focus on federal politics. In the Folkssenaat, Dünhaupt drifted further towards the right and embraced {{wpl|right-wing populism}} in 2002. Dünhaupt was a contender for the [[National Bloc (Alsland)|2003 National bloc leadership election]] but he placed last out of 8 candidates. Dünhaupt became increasingly sidelined in federal politics and was removed from the National Bloc's list in Zittau in 2005. Dünhaupt was selected as the Sotirian Union's candidate for Minister-President of Zittau. Under Dünhaupt's leadership the party won a landslide and close to a majority of seats in the Provinzsenat. Dünhaupt was frequently at odds with the National Bloc's centrist leadership and was described by [[Hjoed]] as being closer to the [[List of political parties in Alsland|United Democratic Union]] than the National Bloc. His popularity remained high and he was re-elected in Zittau consistently. | Dünhaupt was a prominent media personality and was known for his works regarding conservation before entering politics. He was elected as Mayor of Allkau in 1991 after a brief career in local politics. As Mayor he supported a total redevelopment of the city's public transport network and supported the expansion of the city's parks. He was elected to the [[Folkssenaat]] in 1997. He briefly continued to be Mayor of Allkau before standing down to focus on federal politics. In the Folkssenaat, Dünhaupt drifted further towards the right and embraced {{wpl|right-wing populism}} in 2002. Dünhaupt was a contender for the [[National Bloc (Alsland)|2003 National bloc leadership election]] but he placed last out of 8 candidates. Dünhaupt became increasingly sidelined in federal politics and was removed from the National Bloc's list in Zittau in 2005. Dünhaupt was selected as the Sotirian Union's candidate for Minister-President of Zittau. Under Dünhaupt's leadership the party won a landslide and close to a majority of seats in the Provinzsenat. Dünhaupt was frequently at odds with the National Bloc's centrist leadership and was described by [[Hjoed]] as being closer to the [[List of political parties in Alsland|United Democratic Union]] than the National Bloc. His popularity remained high and he was re-elected in Zittau consistently. | ||
Dünhaupt has stood for the National Bloc's leadership 3 times. 2003 where he finished last, 2016 where he finished second to Lilliana Elliott and in [[2021 National Bloc leadership election|2021]] | Dünhaupt has stood for the National Bloc's leadership 3 times. 2003 where he finished last, 2016 where he finished second to Lilliana Elliott and in [[2021 National Bloc leadership election|2021]] which he won. | ||
Dünhaupt has described himself as a traditional {{wpl|Social conservatism|social conservative}} whilst embracing economically interventionist stances. He has also been described by others as a {{wpl|Right-wing populism|right-wing populist}} and a {{wpl|Pan-germanism|Pan-Werancist}}, terms he has both rejected vehemently. Dünhaupt has also embraced the [[Euclean Community]] and has been described as a "closet {{wpl|Eurofederalism|Euclofederalist}}". | Dünhaupt has described himself as a traditional {{wpl|Social conservatism|social conservative}} whilst embracing economically interventionist stances. He has also been described by others as a {{wpl|Right-wing populism|right-wing populist}} and a {{wpl|Pan-germanism|Pan-Werancist}}, terms he has both rejected vehemently. Dünhaupt has also embraced the [[Euclean Community]] and has been described as a "closet {{wpl|Eurofederalism|Euclofederalist}}". | ||
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Konrad Dünhaupt | |
|---|---|
 Dünhaupt in 2018 | |
| Leader of the National Bloc | |
| Assumed office 15 October 2021 | |
| Preceded by | Lilliana Elliott |
| Minister-President of Zittau | |
| Assumed office 4 June 2006 | |
| Deputy | Hermann Heffelfinger |
| Preceded by | Lorenz Carstens |
| Member of the Folkssenaat for Zittau | |
| In office 2 May 1997 – 25 April 2006 | |
| Mayor of Allkau | |
| In office 2 May 1991 – 14 January 1999 | |
| Preceded by | Ferdinand Tillmann |
| Succeeded by | Simon Lieblein |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Konrad Friedrich Dünhaupt 8 January 1960 Hatzfeld, Zittau, Alsland |
| Political party | Sotirian Union |
| Other political affiliations | National Bloc |
| Education | Institute of Geology of Yndyk |
| Website | Official website |
Konrad Dünhaupt (born 8 January 1960) is an Alslandic geologist and politician. A lifelong member of the Sotirian Union, he served as a member of the Folkssenaat from 1997 until he was elected as the Minister-President of Zittau in 2006, a position he has held continuously since. He is the longest serving Provincial Premier in Alslandic history.
Dünhaupt was a prominent media personality and was known for his works regarding conservation before entering politics. He was elected as Mayor of Allkau in 1991 after a brief career in local politics. As Mayor he supported a total redevelopment of the city's public transport network and supported the expansion of the city's parks. He was elected to the Folkssenaat in 1997. He briefly continued to be Mayor of Allkau before standing down to focus on federal politics. In the Folkssenaat, Dünhaupt drifted further towards the right and embraced right-wing populism in 2002. Dünhaupt was a contender for the 2003 National bloc leadership election but he placed last out of 8 candidates. Dünhaupt became increasingly sidelined in federal politics and was removed from the National Bloc's list in Zittau in 2005. Dünhaupt was selected as the Sotirian Union's candidate for Minister-President of Zittau. Under Dünhaupt's leadership the party won a landslide and close to a majority of seats in the Provinzsenat. Dünhaupt was frequently at odds with the National Bloc's centrist leadership and was described by Hjoed as being closer to the United Democratic Union than the National Bloc. His popularity remained high and he was re-elected in Zittau consistently.
Dünhaupt has stood for the National Bloc's leadership 3 times. 2003 where he finished last, 2016 where he finished second to Lilliana Elliott and in 2021 which he won.
Dünhaupt has described himself as a traditional social conservative whilst embracing economically interventionist stances. He has also been described by others as a right-wing populist and a Pan-Werancist, terms he has both rejected vehemently. Dünhaupt has also embraced the Euclean Community and has been described as a "closet Euclofederalist".
Dünhaupt is a geologist and TV personality, having his own show on ANS from 1988 until 1995. Since then he has been a constant fixture on talkshows and environmental programs. In 2018, he was the focus of the ANS Ostische TV show Vertreter des Volkes where TV cameras documented the daily running of Zittau's government.