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Karl Vaugoin (July 8, 1873, Vienna - June 10, 1949, Krems/Donau) was an Austrian political figure. He served as Chancellor of Austria in 1930.

Political offices
Preceded by Johann Schober	Chancellor of Austria 1930-1931	Succeeded by Otto Ender

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 Vice-Chancellors of Austria

First Republic	Jodok Fink · Ferdinand Hanusch · Eduard Heinl · Walter Breisky · Felix Frank · Leopold Waber · Franz Dinghofer · Karl Hartleb · Vinzenz Schumy · Karl Vaugoin · Richard Schmitz · Johann Schober · Franz Winkler · Emil Fey · Ernst Rüdiger Starhemberg · Eduard Baar-Baarenfels · Ludwig Hülgerth · Edmund Glaise-Horstenau

Second Republic	Adolf Schärf · Bruno Pittermann · Fritz Bock · Hermann Withalm · Rudolf Häuser · Hannes Androsch · Fred Sinowatz · Norbert Steger · Alois Mock · Josef Riegler · Erhard Busek · Wolfgang Schüssel · Susanne Riess-Passer · Herbert Haupt · Hubert Gorbach · Wilhelm Molterer · Josef Pröll

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