1920 Austrian presidential election

Target entity: 1920 Austrian presidential election
Context triple: [Michael Hainisch, election, 1920 Austrian presidential election]

• A. Austrian legislative election 2019
  The Austrian legislative election of 2019 was a snap parliamentary election that reshaped the country’s political landscape, leading to significant gains for the Greens and the formation of a new coalition government under Sebastian Kurz.
• B. Polish presidential election, 1922
  The Polish presidential election of 1922 was the first presidential vote in the Second Polish Republic, held by the National Assembly and resulting in the short-lived presidency of Gabriel Narutowicz, who was assassinated just days after taking office.
• C. Second Republic of Austria
  The Second Republic of Austria is the democratic Austrian state re-established after World War II, characterized by a federal parliamentary system and a strong commitment to neutrality and European integration.
• D. German federal election, June 1920
  The German federal election of June 1920 was a Weimar Republic parliamentary election that significantly weakened the pro-democratic coalition and strengthened more radical parties on both the left and right.
• E. German presidential election, 1925
  The German presidential election of 1925 was the first direct popular vote for the Weimar Republic’s head of state, resulting in the victory of conservative war hero Paul von Hindenburg over pro-republican candidates.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: 1920 Austrian presidential election
Target entity description: The 1920 Austrian presidential election was an early post-World War I national vote in which non-partisan candidate Michael Hainisch was chosen as the first President of the newly formed Republic of Austria.

• A. Austrian legislative election 2019
  The Austrian legislative election of 2019 was a snap parliamentary election that reshaped the country’s political landscape, leading to significant gains for the Greens and the formation of a new coalition government under Sebastian Kurz.
• B. Polish presidential election, 1922
  The Polish presidential election of 1922 was the first presidential vote in the Second Polish Republic, held by the National Assembly and resulting in the short-lived presidency of Gabriel Narutowicz, who was assassinated just days after taking office.
• C. Second Republic of Austria
  The Second Republic of Austria is the democratic Austrian state re-established after World War II, characterized by a federal parliamentary system and a strong commitment to neutrality and European integration.
• D. German federal election, June 1920
  The German federal election of June 1920 was a Weimar Republic parliamentary election that significantly weakened the pro-democratic coalition and strengthened more radical parties on both the left and right.
• E. German presidential election, 1925
  The German presidential election of 1925 was the first direct popular vote for the Weimar Republic’s head of state, resulting in the victory of conservative war hero Paul von Hindenburg over pro-republican candidates.
• F. None of above. chosen