DI Karl Kopeindl

Kopeindl begins studying agriculture at the Hochschule für Bodenkultur in Vienna (Dipl.-Ing.), where he joined the student association Amelungia in 1922. In this time, he is also engaged in high-level education in student representation. After his studies, he joined the Lower Austrian Chamber of Agriculture in 1927 and is a chamber secretary at the District Farming Chamber in Gföhl (Germany Krems-Land, Lower Austria).

In 1930, Karl Kopeindl moved to Salzburg and is a plant-building inspector at the Landeskulturrat (Preparation of the Agricultural Chamber). In 1936, he is appointed as the chamber office director of the agricultural chamber of Salzburg, which is now being built.

In the course of the follow-up of 1938, he will be deprived of his service for political reasons, must flee from the postings of SA and spend some time in Purkersdorf near Vienna.

Kopeindl, however, can subsequently be the position of a property manager at the castle or A good start in Ebenfurth (Bezirk Wiener Neustadt-Land, Niederösterreich). This property is strongly affected in 1945 by the flow of refugees and war events (Red Army), and it is no easy task for Karl Kopeindl to restore it.

He is also involved in the rural representation of interests and becomes the board of the Lower Austrian Chamber of Agriculture in 1949. In this role he is involved in the reconstruction of agriculture in Lower Austria.