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... Austria over the phone from Berlin by demanding Seyss - Inquart's immediate nomina- tion as Chancellor , this fastidious Nazi henchman was still fondly busying himself with plans for a ' Nationalist Catholic ' Austrian government ...
... Austria over the phone from Berlin by demanding Seyss - Inquart's immediate nomina- tion as Chancellor , this fastidious Nazi henchman was still fondly busying himself with plans for a ' Nationalist Catholic ' Austrian government ...
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... Austria's post - treaty debt position ) in which the Austrian Government would undertake to pay for all the goods and services provided by the Allied armies between the end of the war and the coming into force of any treaty . The ...
... Austria's post - treaty debt position ) in which the Austrian Government would undertake to pay for all the goods and services provided by the Allied armies between the end of the war and the coming into force of any treaty . The ...
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... Austrian Government during these long and critical years , it was brilliantly concealed from all the four great ... Austrian initiative or invention . The first formal offer of military neutrality , made by Austria during the Berlin ...
... Austrian Government during these long and critical years , it was brilliantly concealed from all the four great ... Austrian initiative or invention . The first formal offer of military neutrality , made by Austria during the Berlin ...
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Allied Anschluss Austrian Empire Austrian Government Austrian Nazis Austrian patriots Austrian Republic Austrian resistance Austrian Socialists Austro-German basic Berlin bloc Bohemia Budapest Burgenland camp capital Catholic cent Central Europe centre century Chancellor Christian-Socials Coalition Communist crown Czech Danube Basin Danubian deputies Dollfuss dominance dynasty East economic Emperor Empire Empire's European fact factors Federal final force Foreign Minister Four-Power Franz Ferdinand freedom German assets Gestapo Habsburg Heimwehr Hitler Hungarian Hungary Imperial independence industry Karl Renner Kremlin later leaders leadership Leopold Figl less Lower Austria loyalty Magyars ment military million dollars Molotov months Moscow movement Nazism neutrality never occupation organization pan-German Parliament parliamentary People's Party plebiscite political post-war Prague problem propaganda provinces racial Red Army Right-Wing role Russian Schuschnigg Second Republic settlement Slav social Socialists solution Soviet Styria trade Trieste Tyrol underground union Vienna Viennese vote Wehrmacht West Western Powers whole