While many historians consider it to be the exponent of an Austrian and Catholic-clerical variant of fascism—dubbed "Austrofascism"—and make it responsible ... Ernst Rüdiger Starhemberg · Ostmärkische Sturmscharen · Austrian nationalism

Austrofascism – term denoting the Austrian right-wing authoritarian movement in the 1920s and the 1930s; centred mainly around a paramilitary organisation ...

Austrofascism. The Ministry of Education's curriculum plan for 1935 set out its aim of train ing Austrian youth 'to feel, think and conduct themselves in a ...

Also known as Austrofascism, it meant the end of democratic parliamentarianism and party pluralism. The Constitution of 1934 was declared on the basis of a ...

A chapter in Otto's biography that has remained controversial to this day is his prominent association with Austrofascism. His committed efforts for the ...

Federal one-party republic under an authoritarian (Austrofascist) dictatorship · President. • 1934–1938. Wilhelm Miklas · Chancellor. • 1934. Engelbert Dollfuss.

is indeed Austrofascism. Now, if there is a basic trait in fascism, it is the search for wholeness and the lament over the loss of wholeness, real or ...

Debate: "Austro-fascism" was not fascist. Submitted by martin on 29 September, 2024 - 7:46 Author: Cathy Nugent. Dollfuss. Engelbert Dollfuss.

Download Citation | Austrofascism: Revisiting the 'Authoritarian State' 40 Years On | This article argues that the history of the Austrian state from 1933 ...

The core of Austrofascism was "an alliance of avowedly fascist Heimwehr leaders and fascisant authoritarian conservatives" (p. 26). Kirk argues that ...