Abstract

Austria Faces Her Crisis
Gedye, G. E. R. | November 13, 1929 issue

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Austria has been making a nuisance of herself to the great powers on and off for more than two years. The new Austrian nationalism which is growing up under the wing of Heimwehrism and which is as intolerant of foreign comment as is the nationalism of any big Power, bitterly resents the attention paid to Austrian affairs in the foreign press. It complains that many worse things happen in Germany and elsewhere than in Austria but attract less notice. The chief reason why Austria is not allowed the privilege of having her revolution behind closed doors and shuttered windows lies in the threat to European peace inherent in any disturbance of her slender hold, financially, economically, politically, and militarily-on life.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; POWER (Social sciences); NATIONALISM; WORLD politics; GERMANY; AUSTRIA
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