AustriaGeschichte 40 · History of Austria
What triggered the protests in Vienna in July 1927, during which the Palace of Justice (Justizpalast) was set on fire?
In the exam (German)
Was löste im Juli 1927 die Proteste in Wien aus, bei denen der Justizpalast in Brand gesetzt wurde?
- athe collapse of the Creditanstalt bankder Zusammenbruch der Creditanstalt
- bthe acquittal in the Schattendorf trialder Freispruch im Schattendorfer ProzessCorrect answer
- cthe murder of Federal Chancellor Dollfußdie Ermordung von Bundeskanzler Dollfuß
- dthe ban on the Social Democratic Partydas Verbot der Sozialdemokratischen Partei
Why?
In January 1927, members of a right-wing organisation shot two people in Schattendorf (Burgenland). When the accused were acquitted in July, thousands protested in Vienna, the Palace of Justice was set on fire, and the police fired into the crowd – many people were killed.
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Was geschah im März 1933 mit dem Nationalrat? — Die Regierung Dollfuß ließ ihn nicht mehr zusammentreten und regierte ohne Parlament.
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Which statements about the years 1934 to 1938 in Austria are correct?Correct answer:In February 1934 there was armed fighting between supporters of Social Democracy and the government (civil war).
Correct answer:The “corporative state” was a dictatorship without free elections; after Dollfuß was murdered in 1934, Kurt Schuschnigg continued it.
Correct answer:In the course of this fighting, the Social Democratic Party was banned.
Welche Aussagen über die Jahre 1934 bis 1938 in Österreich sind richtig? — Im Februar 1934 kam es zu bewaffneten Kämpfen zwischen Anhängern der Sozialdemokratie und der Regierung (Bürgerkrieg). · Der „Ständestaat“ war eine Diktatur ohne freie Wahlen; nach der Ermordung von Dollfuß 1934 führte Kurt Schuschnigg ihn weiter. · Im Zuge dieser Kämpfe wurde die Sozialdemokratische Partei verboten.
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How did the “Anschluss”, the annexation of Austria by the German Reich, come about in March 1938?Correct answer:Hitler forced Federal Chancellor Schuschnigg to resign, after which German troops marched in.
Wie kam es im März 1938 zum „Anschluss“ Österreichs an das Deutsche Reich? — Hitler erzwang den Rücktritt von Bundeskanzler Schuschnigg, danach marschierten deutsche Truppen ein.
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What did the “Anschluss” of 1938 mean for Austria as a state?Correct answer:Austria lost its independence and became part of the German Reich.
Was bedeutete der „Anschluss“ von 1938 für Österreich als Staat? — Österreich verlor seine Selbständigkeit und wurde ein Teil des Deutschen Reichs.
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