Protokolle des Ministerrates der Ersten Republik, Kabinett Dr. Kurt Schuschnigg, Band 8 (4. Juni 1937 – 21. Februar 1938)
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- Neubauer-Czettl, Alexandra - Contributor
Publication
2013 - Verlag Österreich GmbH
Word Count
190,250 words, Guess
Page Count
761 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-10574654
- ISBN-13574654
- Open LibraryOL31374161M
Description
With this volume, the Edition of the Minutes of the Meetings of the Schuschnigg Cabinet (July 29, 1934 to March 11, 1938) comes to a close. The edition of this essential source of Austrian history opens up new scientific perspectives due to the transcription of the minutes’ shorthand notes (written using the now obsolete and difficult to read Gabelsberger system) and the comprehensive scientific commentary and explanatory notes. The detailed biographical and subject indices provide a means for easy search within the volumes contents.The Minutes of the Cabinet Meetings have to be regarded as central source materials for Austrian politics. Mit diesem Band wird die Edition der Ministerratsprotokolle des Kabinetts Dr. Kurt Schuschnigg (29. Juli 1934 bis 11. März 1938) abgeschlossen. Die Edition dieser grundlegenden Quelle zur österreichischen Geschichte eröffnet durch die Transkription der Mitschriften, die in Gabelsberger Stenographie abgefasst sind, und durch einen umfassenden Anmerkungsapparat neue wissenschaftliche Perspektiven.
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