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Christine Aschbacher (born 10 July 1983) is an Austrian People's Party politician who served in the Second Kurz government as minister of labour, family and youth between January 2020 and January 2021.

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rdfs:label	Christine Aschbacher (de) Christine Aschbacher (en) Christine Aschbacher (fr) Christine Aschbacher (pl)
rdfs:comment	Christine Aschbacher (* 10. Juli 1983 als Christine Kowald in Graz) ist eine österreichische Unternehmerin und ehemalige Politikerin (ÖVP). Von 29. Jänner 2020 bis 11. Jänner 2021 war sie Bundesministerin für Arbeit, Familie und Jugend der österreichischen Bundesregierung Kurz II, bis sie wegen einer Plagiatsaffäre zurücktrat. (de) Christine Aschbacher (born 10 July 1983) is an Austrian People's Party politician who served in the Second Kurz government as minister of labour, family and youth between January 2020 and January 2021. (en) Christine Aschbacher, née le 10 juillet 1983 à Graz, est une femme politique autrichienne, ministre fédérale du Travail, de la Jeunesse et de la Famille d'Autriche du 7 janvier 2020 au 9 janvier 2021. (fr) Christine Aschbacher (ur. 10 lipca 1983 w m. Wundschuh) – austriacka przedsiębiorca i polityk, w latach 2020–2021 minister w rządzie federalnym. (pl)
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office	Minister of Labour, Family and Youth (Austria)
party	Austrian People's Party
predecessor	Ines Stilling
successor	Martin Kocher
chancellor	Sebastian Kurz
has abstract	Christine Aschbacher (* 10. Juli 1983 als Christine Kowald in Graz) ist eine österreichische Unternehmerin und ehemalige Politikerin (ÖVP). Von 29. Jänner 2020 bis 11. Jänner 2021 war sie Bundesministerin für Arbeit, Familie und Jugend der österreichischen Bundesregierung Kurz II, bis sie wegen einer Plagiatsaffäre zurücktrat. (de) Christine Aschbacher (born 10 July 1983) is an Austrian People's Party politician who served in the Second Kurz government as minister of labour, family and youth between January 2020 and January 2021. (en) Christine Aschbacher, née le 10 juillet 1983 à Graz, est une femme politique autrichienne, ministre fédérale du Travail, de la Jeunesse et de la Famille d'Autriche du 7 janvier 2020 au 9 janvier 2021. (fr) Christine Aschbacher (ur. 10 lipca 1983 w m. Wundschuh) – austriacka przedsiębiorca i polityk, w latach 2020–2021 minister w rządzie federalnym. (pl)
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