Alone Against Hitler tells the lesser-known but pivotal story of former Austrian chancellor Kurt von Schuschnigg.
" " obstacles , and hence their attempt to save Austria . They will even be ready to sacrifice some territory to save essential Austria . THE NEW EUROPE has already shown what a reduced Austria means ( " The Fate of Austria , " No. 21 ) ...
... save Austria gratis ; but it is not improbable that she might save or try to save her for a price , and although a curious fact , it is a fact , that Vienna is more likely to be saved from a temporary Russian occupation by Italy than by ...
... him . " And so I take my leave of the Austrian people with a heartfelt wish : ' God save Austria ! ' ( ' Gott schuetze Oesterreich ! " ) " CHAPTER VII GOD did not save Austria . The last 214 THE LAST FIVE HOURS OF AUSTRIA.
... save Austria from famine . MR . LOUCHEUR replied that as soon as they knew exactly where they stood , they could act rapidly . If need be , they would divert certain cargoes which would proceed to Trieste and the redistribution from ...
... save Austria from consequences of Dr. Schuschnigg's ill - conceived and ill - prepared folly . " 51 Baron Konstantin von Neurath , President of Hitler's Privy Council ; replaced as Reich Minister for Foreign Affairs by Joachim von ...
... save Austria gratis ; but it is not improbable that she might save or try to save her for a price , and although a curious fact , it is a fact , that Vienna is more likely to be saved from a temporary Russian occupation by Italy than by ...
... save Austria gratis ; but it is not improbable that she might save or try to save her for a price , and although a curious fact , it is a fact , that Vienna is more likely to be saved from a temporary Russian occupation by Italy than by ...
... save Austria gratis ; but it is not improbable that she might save or try to save her for a price , and although a curious fact , it is a fact , that Vienna is more likely to be saved from a temporary Russian occupation by Italy than by ...
... save. Austria lay prone, and it is greatly to her credit that after an interval she once again agreed with the allies, Prussia and Russia, to make another desperate struggle for liberty, even though Napoleon had married the daughter of ...