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Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 Band 11

Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 Band 11 von Koch, Klaus, Vyslonzil, Elisabeth
Due to the German-Austrian agreement in July 1936 and the according lift of the Thousand Mark Ban, Austria’s economic situation improved significantly. The “Axis-Agreement Berlin-Rome”, implemented in October 1936, revealed clearly that Mussolini’s approach towards Hitler ended his engagement in warranting Austria’s independence. When Schuschnigg and Undersecretary of State Guido Schmidt met Mussolini and Secretary of State Ciano in Venice in April 1937, Mussolini clearly stated, that a new system of the Danube-Basin states without Germany was beyond all question. Austria became also aware of the fact that since Schmidt’s visit in London in 1937 from the side of the western powers no guarantees on behalf of Austria’s sovereignty and independence could be expected. On the other hand Germany’s minister of warfare, Werner von Blomberg, on June 24th gave the “Instruction on consistent preparation of the Wehrmacht”, the so-called “Special case Otto” which meant the invasion of German troops into Austria in case of a restauration of the Habsburg family. Within the framework of the “Department for nation-policy of the Fatherland-Front” (Volkspolitisches Referat der Vaterländischen Front) illegal National-Socialists were integrated into government affairs since February 1937. Soon the illegal Austrian members of NSDAP increased to the number of 75.572. Also the private visit of Undersecretary Schmidt to jovial Hermann Göring on his country estate Carinhall clearly indicated the German rapprochement to Austria, and that the annexation (Anschluss) was just a question of time.
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Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 Band 11

Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 Band 11 von Koch, Klaus, Vyslonzil, Elisabeth
Due to the German-Austrian agreement in July 1936 and the according lift of the Thousand Mark Ban, Austria’s economic situation improved significantly. The “Axis-Agreement Berlin-Rome”, implemented in October 1936, revealed clearly that Mussolini’s approach towards Hitler ended his engagement in warranting Austria’s independence. When Schuschnigg and Undersecretary of State Guido Schmidt met Mussolini and Secretary of State Ciano in Venice in April 1937, Mussolini clearly stated, that a new system of the Danube-Basin states without Germany was beyond all question. Austria became also aware of the fact that since Schmidt’s visit in London in 1937 from the side of the western powers no guarantees on behalf of Austria’s sovereignty and independence could be expected. On the other hand Germany’s minister of warfare, Werner von Blomberg, on June 24th gave the “Instruction on consistent preparation of the Wehrmacht”, the so-called “Special case Otto” which meant the invasion of German troops into Austria in case of a restauration of the Habsburg family. Within the framework of the “Department for nation-policy of the Fatherland-Front” (Volkspolitisches Referat der Vaterländischen Front) illegal National-Socialists were integrated into government affairs since February 1937. Soon the illegal Austrian members of NSDAP increased to the number of 75.572. Also the private visit of Undersecretary Schmidt to jovial Hermann Göring on his country estate Carinhall clearly indicated the German rapprochement to Austria, and that the annexation (Anschluss) was just a question of time.
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Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938

Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 von Rauscher, Walter, Suppan, Arnold
The comparatively short period between the end of September 1937 and the beginning of March 1938 belongs to the most tragic periods of Austrian history in the 20th century: it covers the road to the extinction of the Austrian state. So the twelfth volume of the ADÖ series deals with the foreign policy of the Ballhausplatz in a time of growing Nazi influence within the Austrian institutions and public life and the lost support of fascist Italy for its small neighbor which finally led to its annexation. Österreich zwischen Isolation und Anschluss documents also the conference of the states of the Roman Protocols in Budapest and the international reactions to these Italian-Austrian-Hungarian talks. Another extremely important focus lies on the Berchtesgaden meeting between Hitler and Schuschnigg, which can be regarded as the centerpiece of the book. The volume closes with the consequences of the meeting at Obersalzberg, the changes in the Viennese cabinet, the ongoing NS-infiltration in Austria, the government’s plan of a referendum and the fait accompli of the Third Reich. The published material also shows the absence of determined positions of the western powers and the national and international management of the German-Austrian crisis in 1938. The printed sources underline with references to the domestic policy situation that decisions continue to be made by just a small circle at the center of power. The final volume of the ADÖ series offers a broader view on the background of political considerations during Austria’s last attempts to secure its independence.
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Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 Band 11

Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 Band 11 von Koch, Klaus, Vyslonzil, Elisabeth
Due to the German-Austrian agreement in July 1936 and the according lift of the Thousand Mark Ban, Austria’s economic situation improved significantly. The “Axis-Agreement Berlin-Rome”, implemented in October 1936, revealed clearly that Mussolini’s approach towards Hitler ended his engagement in warranting Austria’s independence. When Schuschnigg and Undersecretary of State Guido Schmidt met Mussolini and Secretary of State Ciano in Venice in April 1937, Mussolini clearly stated, that a new system of the Danube-Basin states without Germany was beyond all question. Austria became also aware of the fact that since Schmidt’s visit in London in 1937 from the side of the western powers no guarantees on behalf of Austria’s sovereignty and independence could be expected. On the other hand Germany’s minister of warfare, Werner von Blomberg, on June 24th gave the “Instruction on consistent preparation of the Wehrmacht”, the so-called “Special case Otto” which meant the invasion of German troops into Austria in case of a restauration of the Habsburg family. Within the framework of the “Department for nation-policy of the Fatherland-Front” (Volkspolitisches Referat der Vaterländischen Front) illegal National-Socialists were integrated into government affairs since February 1937. Soon the illegal Austrian members of NSDAP increased to the number of 75.572. Also the private visit of Undersecretary Schmidt to jovial Hermann Göring on his country estate Carinhall clearly indicated the German rapprochement to Austria, and that the annexation (Anschluss) was just a question of time.
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Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938

Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 von Rauscher, Walter, Suppan, Arnold
The comparatively short period between the end of September 1937 and the beginning of March 1938 belongs to the most tragic periods of Austrian history in the 20th century: it covers the road to the extinction of the Austrian state. So the twelfth volume of the ADÖ series deals with the foreign policy of the Ballhausplatz in a time of growing Nazi influence within the Austrian institutions and public life and the lost support of fascist Italy for its small neighbor which finally led to its annexation. Österreich zwischen Isolation und Anschluss documents also the conference of the states of the Roman Protocols in Budapest and the international reactions to these Italian-Austrian-Hungarian talks. Another extremely important focus lies on the Berchtesgaden meeting between Hitler and Schuschnigg, which can be regarded as the centerpiece of the book. The volume closes with the consequences of the meeting at Obersalzberg, the changes in the Viennese cabinet, the ongoing NS-infiltration in Austria, the government’s plan of a referendum and the fait accompli of the Third Reich. The published material also shows the absence of determined positions of the western powers and the national and international management of the German-Austrian crisis in 1938. The printed sources underline with references to the domestic policy situation that decisions continue to be made by just a small circle at the center of power. The final volume of the ADÖ series offers a broader view on the background of political considerations during Austria’s last attempts to secure its independence.
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Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 Band 11

Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 Band 11 von Koch, Klaus, Vyslonzil, Elisabeth
Due to the German-Austrian agreement in July 1936 and the according lift of the Thousand Mark Ban, Austria’s economic situation improved significantly. The “Axis-Agreement Berlin-Rome”, implemented in October 1936, revealed clearly that Mussolini’s approach towards Hitler ended his engagement in warranting Austria’s independence. When Schuschnigg and Undersecretary of State Guido Schmidt met Mussolini and Secretary of State Ciano in Venice in April 1937, Mussolini clearly stated, that a new system of the Danube-Basin states without Germany was beyond all question. Austria became also aware of the fact that since Schmidt’s visit in London in 1937 from the side of the western powers no guarantees on behalf of Austria’s sovereignty and independence could be expected. On the other hand Germany’s minister of warfare, Werner von Blomberg, on June 24th gave the “Instruction on consistent preparation of the Wehrmacht”, the so-called “Special case Otto” which meant the invasion of German troops into Austria in case of a restauration of the Habsburg family. Within the framework of the “Department for nation-policy of the Fatherland-Front” (Volkspolitisches Referat der Vaterländischen Front) illegal National-Socialists were integrated into government affairs since February 1937. Soon the illegal Austrian members of NSDAP increased to the number of 75.572. Also the private visit of Undersecretary Schmidt to jovial Hermann Göring on his country estate Carinhall clearly indicated the German rapprochement to Austria, and that the annexation (Anschluss) was just a question of time.
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Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938

Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 von Rauscher, Walter, Suppan, Arnold
The comparatively short period between the end of September 1937 and the beginning of March 1938 belongs to the most tragic periods of Austrian history in the 20th century: it covers the road to the extinction of the Austrian state. So the twelfth volume of the ADÖ series deals with the foreign policy of the Ballhausplatz in a time of growing Nazi influence within the Austrian institutions and public life and the lost support of fascist Italy for its small neighbor which finally led to its annexation. Österreich zwischen Isolation und Anschluss documents also the conference of the states of the Roman Protocols in Budapest and the international reactions to these Italian-Austrian-Hungarian talks. Another extremely important focus lies on the Berchtesgaden meeting between Hitler and Schuschnigg, which can be regarded as the centerpiece of the book. The volume closes with the consequences of the meeting at Obersalzberg, the changes in the Viennese cabinet, the ongoing NS-infiltration in Austria, the government’s plan of a referendum and the fait accompli of the Third Reich. The published material also shows the absence of determined positions of the western powers and the national and international management of the German-Austrian crisis in 1938. The printed sources underline with references to the domestic policy situation that decisions continue to be made by just a small circle at the center of power. The final volume of the ADÖ series offers a broader view on the background of political considerations during Austria’s last attempts to secure its independence.
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Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 Band 11

Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 Band 11 von Koch, Klaus, Vyslonzil, Elisabeth
Due to the German-Austrian agreement in July 1936 and the according lift of the Thousand Mark Ban, Austria’s economic situation improved significantly. The “Axis-Agreement Berlin-Rome”, implemented in October 1936, revealed clearly that Mussolini’s approach towards Hitler ended his engagement in warranting Austria’s independence. When Schuschnigg and Undersecretary of State Guido Schmidt met Mussolini and Secretary of State Ciano in Venice in April 1937, Mussolini clearly stated, that a new system of the Danube-Basin states without Germany was beyond all question. Austria became also aware of the fact that since Schmidt’s visit in London in 1937 from the side of the western powers no guarantees on behalf of Austria’s sovereignty and independence could be expected. On the other hand Germany’s minister of warfare, Werner von Blomberg, on June 24th gave the “Instruction on consistent preparation of the Wehrmacht”, the so-called “Special case Otto” which meant the invasion of German troops into Austria in case of a restauration of the Habsburg family. Within the framework of the “Department for nation-policy of the Fatherland-Front” (Volkspolitisches Referat der Vaterländischen Front) illegal National-Socialists were integrated into government affairs since February 1937. Soon the illegal Austrian members of NSDAP increased to the number of 75.572. Also the private visit of Undersecretary Schmidt to jovial Hermann Göring on his country estate Carinhall clearly indicated the German rapprochement to Austria, and that the annexation (Anschluss) was just a question of time.
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Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938

Fontes rerum Austriacarum. Österreichische Geschichtsquellen / Außenpolitische Dokumente der Republik Österreich 1918 – 1938 von Rauscher, Walter, Suppan, Arnold
The comparatively short period between the end of September 1937 and the beginning of March 1938 belongs to the most tragic periods of Austrian history in the 20th century: it covers the road to the extinction of the Austrian state. So the twelfth volume of the ADÖ series deals with the foreign policy of the Ballhausplatz in a time of growing Nazi influence within the Austrian institutions and public life and the lost support of fascist Italy for its small neighbor which finally led to its annexation. Österreich zwischen Isolation und Anschluss documents also the conference of the states of the Roman Protocols in Budapest and the international reactions to these Italian-Austrian-Hungarian talks. Another extremely important focus lies on the Berchtesgaden meeting between Hitler and Schuschnigg, which can be regarded as the centerpiece of the book. The volume closes with the consequences of the meeting at Obersalzberg, the changes in the Viennese cabinet, the ongoing NS-infiltration in Austria, the government’s plan of a referendum and the fait accompli of the Third Reich. The published material also shows the absence of determined positions of the western powers and the national and international management of the German-Austrian crisis in 1938. The printed sources underline with references to the domestic policy situation that decisions continue to be made by just a small circle at the center of power. The final volume of the ADÖ series offers a broader view on the background of political considerations during Austria’s last attempts to secure its independence.
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