106.I.2671 Schuschnigg, Kurt (14.02.1897-18.11.1977; Rechtswissenschaften, Bundeskanzler) (Dokument (Bildnis/Foto))

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Signatur:	106.I.2671
Signatur Archivplan:	106.I.2671
Titel:	Schuschnigg, Kurt (14.02.1897-18.11.1977; Rechtswissenschaften, Bundeskanzler)
Fotograf/Künstler:	unbekannt
Entstehungszeitraum, Vorlage/Objekt:	1938
Frühere Signaturen:	II/516

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Archivalienart:	Fotografie
Farbe/Bildbearbeitung:	S/W
Format Positiv B x H:	20,6x25,4
Provenienz:	The Illustrated London News; Saturday February 19, 1938
Bemerkung:	Artikel zum Bild: The men of the moment: Dr. Schuschnigg, the Austrian Chancellor, whose sudden visit to Herr Hitler revived the vexed question of Nazi influence in Austria. Only a week after the German "purge" of February 4, another sensational event occurred on the 12th. An official Berlin communiqué stated: "The Austrian Chancellor, Dr. Schuschnigg, accompanied by the Foreign Secretary, Dr. Guido Schmidt, and Herr von Papen, German Ambassador to Austria, visited Herr Hitler at Obersalzberg to-day. Herr von Ribbentrop, German Foreign Minister, was present. The visit was paid on Herr Hitler's invitation. This informal meeting was occasioned by a mutual wish to confer on all questions concerning relations between the Reich and Austria."Hitches arose later over Herr Hitler's terms. The two Chancellors had never met before. Dr. Schuschnigg assumed office in 1934, at the early age of thirty-six, on the assassination of Dr. Dollfuss. He served with distinction in the Great War. As we write it is stated that two pro-Nazis are in the rearranged Austrian Cabinet - Dr. von Seyss-Inquart, who becomes Minister of the Interior, and Herr Glaise-Horstenau (his predecessor in that office), who becomes Vice-Chancellor.