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WOLFGANG FRIEDRICH DOPPELBAUER
Doktor jur et phil

born 1960 in Wels, parents Margarete and Josef Friedrich Doppelbauer (composer, 1918-1989)
Childhood in Wels, youth in Salzburg

1978/79              Military service, later militia officer
1985                    Doctorate iur University of Vienna, beginning of the judicial year
1986 bis 1989   Associate in Vienna
1987                     Doctorate phil University of Vienna
1989                     Bar exam with distinction
1989/90              worked for law firms in Paris and New York
1990/91               Associate in Vienna
1991                      Liscense as a lawyer
1991 bis 1997     Lawyer in Vienna
seit 1997             Lawyer in Wels

WOLFGANG FRIEDRICH DOPPELBAUER
Doktor jur et phil

born 1960 in Wels, parents Margarete and Josef Friedrich Doppelbauer (composer, 1918-1989)
Childhood in Wels, youth in Salzburg

1978/79 Military service, later militia officer
1985 Doctorate iur University of Vienna, beginning of the judicial year
1986 bis 1989 Associate in Vienna
1987 Doctorate phil University of Vienna
1989 Bar exam with distinction
1989/90 worked for law firms in Paris and New York
1990/91 Associate in Vienna
1991 Liscense as a lawyer
1991 bis 1997 Lawyer in Vienna
seit 1997 Lawyer in Wels

I am married, two of my three children have already left home.
I spend my free time with my family, cycling, literature, music
and traveling.

Languages: English, French

Other:
Chairman of WelsTon, a support association for the Welser Abonnementkonzerte

(Subscription Concerts in Wels – www.welserabonnementkonzerte.at)
Examiner in accordance with §18 RStDG at the OLG Linz

My military and social-historical dissertation dealt with the consequences of the end of the First World War and the disintegration of the Danube Monarchy for the Old Austrian Officer Corps on the basis of previously unexamined sources. For the formerly respected officers, the early years of the “First Republic” were marked difficult living conditions, a parliamentary committee investigating breaches of duty during the First World War, criminal cases against generals and social reorientation.