With antisemitism rearing its ugly head around the world, it is particularly gratifying and encouraging to see an enriching Holocaust-related offering on display at the Austrian parliament in Vienna.

The Nazi-Austrian Interior Minister, Seyss-Inquart, was ordered by Hitler to ask for German help in restoring order in Austria. a propanganda campaign encouraged people to vote for Anschluss ...

Der Döblinger Historiker Alexander Juraske befasste sich im kürzlich erschienenen Buch "Blau-Gelb unter dem Hakenkreuz" mit ...

The British population were against the idea of another European war. The Anschluss (union) was not seen as a threat to Britain and, as both nations were German-speaking, there was a sense that ...

It is not so well known that the Anschluss, as it was called, unleashed in Vienna, where 90% of the nearly 200,000 Austrian Jews lived, was a violent, vicious and lawless pogrom that historians ...

Günter Bischof and Dieter Stiefel, 183–216. Vienna: Ueberreuter, 1999. Norbert Schausberger places the Anschluss in a historiographic tradition that interprets German foreign policy since the First ...