#154: Das erste Opfer – Österreich und der Anschluss

from Wegens Hitler · host Sjoerd de Boer & Niels van Andel

Na de val van het Habsburgse rijk blijft Oostenrijk verweesd achter. Te klein, te zwak, te trots om hulp te vragen — maar te arm om alleen te overleven. Was aansluiting bij Duitsland onvermijdelijk? Of werd Oostenrijk simpelweg het eerste slachtoffer van Hitlers droom? In deze aflevering: hoe een verloren rijk, verscheurd door crisis, ten prooi viel aan de roep van de ‘Duitse broeder’.

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