Das österreichische Staats- und Reichsproblem

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Das österreichische Staats- und Reichsproblem (Austrian State and Imperial Problems) is an unfinished work by Joseph Redlich, an Austrian statesman and historian. Published between 1920 and 1926, it offers a valuable history of Austrian domestic policy following 1848. Redlich was an influential politician during World War I and wrote extensively on parliamentary institutions. His work delves into the complexities of Austria's state and imperial challenges during a significant period of its history.1

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Joseph Redlich
…on Austria was his uncompleted Das österreichische Staats- und Reichsproblem (1920–26; “Austrian State and Imperial Problems”), a valuable history of Austrian domestic policy after 1848. His political diaries, entitled Schicksalsjahre Österreichs, 1908–1919 (“Austria’s Fateful Years, 1908–1919”), were published in 1953–54; also important is his biography of the emperor Francis Joseph…
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…on Austria was his uncompleted Das österreichische Staats- und Reichsproblem (1920–26; “Austrian State and Imperial Problems”), a valuable history of Austrian domestic policy after 1848. His political diaries, entitled Schicksalsjahre Österreichs, 1908–1919 (“Austria’s Fateful Years, 1908–1919”), were published in 1953–54; also important is his biography of the emperor Francis Joseph…
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