History of Austria

German Confederation German Reich Francia Avar March March (territory) House of Babenberg Bavaria Protestant Reformation War of the Spanish Succession Treaty of Utrecht Spanish Netherlands Maria Theresa House of Lorraine Adolf Hitler Ostmark (Austria) History of the Earth Proterozoic Paratethys Venus of Willendorf Stratzing Gravettian Microlith Neolithic 33rd century BC Bronze Age Nußdorf ob der Traisen Iron Age Cult Wagon of Strettweg Noric steel Oppidum Vienna Woods Eisack Drava Raetia Virunum Teurnia Vindobona Zollfeld Germanic peoples Alaric I Severinus of Noricum Flaccitheus Pustertal Freistadt Salzburg Lesachtal Mur (river) Agilolfings Carolingian dynasty East Francia Otto III, Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor Henry V, Holy Roman Emperor Agnes of Germany Klosterneuburg House of Hohenstaufen Georgenberg Pact Gothic art Battle of the Leitha River Interregnum Battle on the Marchfeld Petrus Zwicker Enns (town) Privilegium Maius Frederick III, Holy Roman Emperor Albert II of Germany France Anne of Brittany Infante Crown of Aragon Treaty of Basel (1499) Frisia Lusatia Overijssel Duchy of Milan Counter-Reformation Absolute monarchy Edict of Restitution Treaty of Karlowitz Treaty of Passarowitz Treaty of Belgrade Joseph I, Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor Banat Germans Treaty of Berlin (1742) Treaty of Teschen Brabant Revolution West Galicia Lesser Poland Warsaw Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor Confederation of the Rhine Holy Alliance Nationalism Pillersdorf Constitution Frankfurt Parliament Italy October Diploma February Patent North German Confederation Budapest Realunion Cisleithania Magyarization Triple Alliance (1882) Karl Lueger Liberalism in Austria Gustav Mahler Ernst Mach Otto Wagner Gustav Klimt Karl Kraus (writer) Arthur Schnitzler Wiener Moderne Pig War (Serbia) Common Army Gavrilo Princip July Crisis Count Leopold Berchtold Robert Musil The Man Without Qualities Friuli Democracy Republic Karl Renner Ignaz Seipel Modus vivendi Hans Kelsen Centralised government Economic collapse Lausanne Conference of 1932 Dictatorship of the proletariat Marxism Republikanischer Schutzbund Schattendorf Arbeiter-Zeitung (Vienna) Palace of Justice, Vienna July Revolt of 1927 Johann Schober Austrofascism Korneuburg Julius Raab Wilhelm Miklas Hotel Schiff Upper Styria Otto Bauer Julius Deutsch Karl Seitz Anton Rintelen Austrian Air Force (1927–1938) Kurt Schuschnigg Carl Zuckmayer Amnesty Guido Schmidt Aryanization Heldenplatz Irmfried Eberl Franz Stangl Odilo Globocnik Adolf Eichmann Ernst Kaltenbrunner KZ – Nebenlager Bretstein Redl-Zipf Unfree labour Moscow Declaration Allies Habsburg Monarchy North Tyrol Administration for Soviet Property in Austria 1950 Austrian general strikes Wirtschaftswunder Vienna summit Council of Europe Hungarian Revolution of 1956 Bruno Kreisky OPEC Franz Olah Democratic Progressive Party (Austria) Josef Klaus Modernization Christian Broda Fred Sinowatz Norbert Steger Franz Vranitzky Right-wing populism Ferdinand Lacina Letter bomb Pipe bomb Helmut Zilk Kurt Waldheim Robert Kalina Finland Alfred Gusenbauer Heinz Fischer History of Styria History of Vienna John Gunther Herwig Wolfram History of Europe History of Belgium History of Estonia History of Finland History of Greece History of Ireland History of Iceland History of Italy History of Kazakhstan History of Croatia History of Latvia History of Liechtenstein History of Lithuania History of Luxembourg History of Malta History of the Republic of Macedonia History of Moldova History of Monaco History of Montenegro History of Norway History of Poland History of Portugal History of Russia History of Sweden History of Switzerland History of Slovakia History of Slovenia History of Spain History of the Czech lands History of Ukraine History of Hungary History of Kosovo
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