Heinz-Christian Strache

Austrian politician and former Vice Chancellor

Heinz-Christian Strache - Leaders & Politicians born June 12th, 1969
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Served in various political roles including Vice Chancellor of Austria from December 2017 to May 2019. Played a significant role in the Freedom Party of Austria, contributing to its rise in national politics. Involved in controversies that led to his resignation as Vice Chancellor, impacting Austrian politics significantly.

Served as Vice Chancellor of Austria

Led the Freedom Party of Austria

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