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Ernst Streeruwitz (September 23, 1874, Mies, Austria-Hungary (present-day Stříbro, Czech Republic) - October 19, 1952, Vienna) was an Austrian political figure. He served as the Chancellor of Austria in 1929.

Preceded by Ignaz Seipel	Chancellor of Austria 1929	Succeeded by Johann Schober
Preceded by Ignaz Seipel	Foreign Minister of Austria	Succeeded by Johann Schober

v • d • e Chancellors of Austria First Austrian Republic Karl Renner · Michael Mayr · Johann Schober · Walter Breisky · Johann Schober · Ignaz Seipel · Rudolf Ramek · Ignaz Seipel · Ernst Streeruwitz · Johann Schober · Karl Vaugoin · Otto Ender · Karl Buresch · Engelbert Dollfuss · Kurt Schuschnigg · Arthur Seyss-Inquart Second Austrian Republic Karl Renner · Leopold Figl · Julius Raab · Alfons Gorbach · Josef Klaus · Bruno Kreisky · Fred Sinowatz · Franz Vranitzky · Viktor Klima · Wolfgang Schüssel · Alfred Gusenbauer · Werner Faymann

v • d • e Foreign Ministers of Austria First Austrian Republic Victor Adler · Otto Bauer · Karl Renner · Michael Mayr · Johann Schober · Walter Breisky · Leopold Hennet · Alfred Grünberger · Heinrich Mataja · Rudolf Ramek · Ignaz Seipel · Ernst Streeruwitz · Johann Schober · Ignaz Seipel · Johann Schober · Karl Buresch · Engelbert Dollfuß · Stephan Tauschitz · Egon Berger-Waldenegg · Kurt Schuschnigg · Guido Schmidt · Wilhelm Wolf Second Austrian Republic Karl Gruber · Leopold Figl · Bruno Kreisky · Lujo Tončić-Sorinj · Kurt Waldheim · Rudolf Kirchschläger · Erich Bielka · Willibald Pahr · Erwin Lanc · Leopold Gratz · Peter Jankowitsch · Alois Mock · Wolfgang Schüssel · Benita Ferrero-Waldner · Ursula Plassnik · Michael Spindelegger

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