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Johann Schober
Johann Schober (14 November 1874 – 19 August 1932) was an Austrian police official who served three times as Chancellor of Austria (his initial term being interrupted for two days in office by Walter Breisky).
==Early career==
Schober served with the Austrian police, becoming President in 1918 immediately prior to the fall of the Habsburg Monarchy. Schober maintained loyalty to Austria after the breakup of Austria-Hungary but also ensured safe passage for the royal family out of the country, winning praise for his moderation and his role in a smooth transfer of power into the bargain.〔(Profile on Rulers )〕
Largely considered a safe pair of hands by the Allies, he was chosen to head a coalition government in 1921 with the support of the Christian Social Party and the Greater German People's Party.〔 Combining his head of government role with that of Foreign Minister of Austria, he concluded the Treaty of Lány with Czechoslovakia, although this brought about the downfall of his government as the Pan-Germans saw agreements with Czechoslovakia as a bar to a future union with Germany.〔
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