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‘Til Death Do Us Part – Understanding the German-Austrian Relationship

By Antonio Prokscha
When World War I broke out in July 1914, it was first greeted by enthusiasm. Austria-Hungary and Germany stood side by side – or, say some modern historians, slid side by side into the calamity that would end both empires. / (C) Wikimedia Commons

From football to Franz Ferdinand, Germans and Austrians always find plenty to (dis)agree upon.

Antonio Prokscha
Antonio Prokscha works as a freelance journalist and studies politics at the Maastricht University. After having lived in Vienna for several years, he started to complain a lot and the friendliness of Dutch people seems suspicious to him.
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