2001
DOI: 10.7767/9783205128113
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Der Kampf um die österreichische Identität

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“…B. Heer 1981, Kreissler 1984, Bruckmüller 1996, Wodak et al 1998, de Cillia/Reisigl/Wodak 1999, de Cillia/Wodak 2006 auch Fußnote 15 oben). Glauninger schreibt in der Folge "Teilen der Forschung bzw.…”
Section: Pluriarealitätunclassified
“…B. Heer 1981, Kreissler 1984, Bruckmüller 1996, Wodak et al 1998, de Cillia/Reisigl/Wodak 1999, de Cillia/Wodak 2006 auch Fußnote 15 oben). Glauninger schreibt in der Folge "Teilen der Forschung bzw.…”
Section: Pluriarealitätunclassified
“…62 Forms of behavior were produced-or at least, favored-in these "small" peasant worlds, which were at any rate useful to the cohesion of the empire. 61 Friedrich Heer likewise drew attention to the anonymous Austrian consciousness of the peasantry down to 1918.…”
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“…Thomas Aquinas can be found in his family tree, as well as French medieval military commanders Bertrand du Guesclin (c. 1320-1380), who won many battles for his country in the Hundred Years' War, and Olivier de Clisson (1326-1407). 18 His dynasty's policy of marriage in the east of the continent served as a bridge between Europe and Asia. This is why many princes and khans can be found in his family tree and relatively few German or Austrian connections.…”
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