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19. 01. 10. - 16:15
By Thomas Hochwarter
Giles MacDonogh will present his new book in Vienna this week, it has been announced.
The historian – author of several books on German history – will be at the British Bookshop at Weihburggasse 24 this Thursday (21 January) between 7pm and 9pm to speak about "1938: Hitler's Gamble".
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Pink 'not invited' to Life Ball
» Panorama 2010-03-15
Pop star Pink will not attend the this year's Life Ball, organisers of the Vienna AIDS charity event said today (Mon), dismissing claims made by newspaper Österreich.
Spanish Riding School honoured by UNESCO
» Panorama 2010-03-12
Vienna’s Spanish Riding School has been put on the list of Austrian immaterial cultural objects by the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO).
Spanish Riding School honoured by UNESCO
» Travel 2010-03-12
Vienna’s Spanish Riding School has been put on the list of Austrian immaterial cultural objects by the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO).
'Misery' to capture the big stage
» Panorama 2010-03-12
A two-person-play based on Stephen King’s psychological horror novel "Misery" will be on at the Volkstheater’s main stage after becoming an audience favourite when performed earlier on the theatre’s smaller attic stage.
'Misery' to capture the big stage
» Travel 2010-03-12
A two-person-play based on Stephen King’s psychological horror novel "Misery" will be on at the Volkstheater’s main stage after becoming an audience favourite when performed earlier on the theatre’s smaller attic stage.
'Sudoku Day' in Vienna this Sunday
» Panorama 2010-03-12
Around 1,500 people are expected to take part in Sunday’s "Sudoku Day" competition in Vienna.
Nuclear weapons debate in Vienna next week
» Panorama 2010-03-12
A panel discussion about US president Barack Obama’s vision of a world free of nuclear weapons organised by top international organisations will take place in Vienna next week.
Vienna to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with cultural festival
» Panorama 2010-03-12
Vienna will celebrate the 17 March St. Patrick’s Day this year with a 20 March parade on the Ringstraße and eight cultural events from 13 to 24 March, it was announced today (Fri).
'OsterKlang 2010' promises wide musical spectrum
» Panorama 2010-03-11
The musical diversity at Vienna’s established "OsterKlang" Easter Festival will range from classical masterpieces to contemporary dance performances.
'OsterKlang 2010' promises wide musical spectrum
» Travel 2010-03-11
The musical diversity at Vienna’s established "OsterKlang" Easter Festival will range from classical masterpieces to contemporary dance performances.
'Misery' to capture the big stage
» Panorama 2010-03-12
A two-person-play based on Stephen King’s psychological horror novel "Misery" will be on at the Volkstheater’s main stage after becoming an audience favourite when performed earlier on the theatre’s smaller attic stage.
'Misery' to capture the big stage
» Travel 2010-03-12
A two-person-play based on Stephen King’s psychological horror novel "Misery" will be on at the Volkstheater’s main stage after becoming an audience favourite when performed earlier on the theatre’s smaller attic stage.
Vienna to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with cultural festival
» Panorama 2010-03-12
Vienna will celebrate the 17 March St. Patrick’s Day this year with a 20 March parade on the Ringstraße and eight cultural events from 13 to 24 March, it was announced today (Fri).
'OsterKlang 2010' promises wide musical spectrum
» Panorama 2010-03-11
The musical diversity at Vienna’s established "OsterKlang" Easter Festival will range from classical masterpieces to contemporary dance performances.
'OsterKlang 2010' promises wide musical spectrum
» Travel 2010-03-11
The musical diversity at Vienna’s established "OsterKlang" Easter Festival will range from classical masterpieces to contemporary dance performances.
Peymann to perform in Bernhard play
» Panorama 2010-03-09
Legendary theatre director Claus Peymann will perform in Thomas Bernhard’s mini-drama "Claus Peymann kauft sich eine Hose und geht mit mir essen" at the Akademietheater, it has been announced.
Peymann to perform in Bernhard play
» Travel 2010-03-09
Legendary theatre director Claus Peymann will perform in Thomas Bernhard’s mini-drama "Claus Peymann kauft sich eine Hose und geht mit mir essen" at the Akademietheater, it has been announced.
British Live Art stars hit Vienna
» Panorama 2010-03-05
Stars of British Live Art will perform at a Viennese festival for experimental theatre and dance next month.
British Live Art stars hit Vienna
» Travel 2010-03-05
Stars of British Live Art will perform at a Viennese festival for experimental theatre and dance next month.
'Swan Lake On Ice' to glide to Vienna
» Travel 2010-02-26
An ice figure skating show based on ballet "Swan Lake" is to be performed in Vienna.
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Pink 'not invited' to Life Ball
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Louis A. F. Wetzler JD wrote on 19. 01. 2010 from Buenos Aires, Argentina
I didn’t read the book yet, but I hope that the author had not forgotten all the efforts of Austrian patriots to avoid the Anschluss to Hitler’s Germany. From Dollfuss murdered by the Nazis in 1934 to Kurt von Schuschnigg who tried to avoid the invasion and called a plebiscite so the Austrians could remain being Austrians and not Germans, and less under the Nazi tyranny. But in my opinion we must remember that the whole operation was called “Otto”, by a very simple reason, Otto von Habsburg Lothringen was the real enemy of Hitler and the Nazis, a good reason to sentence to death the whole Imperial and Royal Family, and even the Hohenberg brothers ended in a concentration camp for 7 years. Franz Werfel the great historian and author of Jewish ancestry, as secretary to the Heir of the Throne during his exile in the USA and Canada, said Archduke Otto was the main target for the Nazis, his Austrian patriotism, his devotion for the unity of the country, and his rejection to any concession to Hitler’s demands, make him the worst enemy of Hitler. Even Eduard Benes, hated so much the Habsburg, that he said few days before the annexation of Czechoslovakia, better Hitler than the Habsburgs. His hate towards the dynasty that ruled almost 7 centuries was so deep that he even negotiated with the devil, instead of supporting Otto’s efforts to stop Hitler during his trip to London and Paris.
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