1914: Als alle den Krieg wollten - #1436

Wie die Katastrophen des 20. Jahrhunderts ihren Lauf nahmen und wie Österreich zum Krieg drängte, hören Sie in dieser Ausgabe des Historischen Salons mit Wolfgang Maderthaner und Peter Lachnit. 1914 verdrängte plötzlich Kriegsbegeisterung den Pazifismus der vorangegangenen Jahre. Ein abrupter Stimmungswandel, der einem bis heute Angst machen kann. Eine Veranstaltung des Vereins Grätzelmixer im Sonnwendviertel in Wien-Favoriten.Weitere Sendungen dieser Reihe:1848: Die gescheiterte Wiener RevolutionRevolution von unten: Die Bauernkriege 1525 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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