Carl Vaugoin 1873 – 1949

Biography

Carl Vaugoin was born on July 8, 1873, in Vienna, Austria, during a period of significant change in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. His life would span three-quarters of a century, witnessing the dramatic transformations of European history from the late nineteenth century through the mid-twentieth century. Growing up in Vienna, he was shaped by the rich cultural and political environment of the imperial capital.

Vaugoin devoted his life to public service as an Austrian politician, dedicating himself to the affairs of his nation during turbulent times. His career reflected the complex political landscape of Austria as it transitioned from empire to republic and navigated the challenges of the modern era. Through his work in politics, he contributed to the civic life of his country during a period that demanded wisdom and commitment.

On June 10, 1949, Vaugoin passed away in Krems, a city along the Danube River in Lower Austria. He was seventy-five years old. His life represented nearly eight decades of Austrian history and political engagement. Vaugoin was laid to rest at Hietzing Cemetery in Vienna’s Hietzing district, returning to his native city for his final resting place.