Friedrich Peter

Austrian lawyer and politician

Friedrich Peter - Leaders & Politicians born 1921
Born

1921
105 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Austria

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Worked as a lawyer and entered politics, representing the Austrian People's Party. Served as a member of the National Council, where contributed to legislation and policy regarding various national issues. Played a significant role within the party structure and participated in political debates that affected Austrian society. His career encompassed a range of legal and political responsibilities until retirement.

Served in the National Council of Austria

Represented the Austrian People's Party

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