The Archive · 1938

Britain Awaits Details on New Austrian Moves

France Also to Seek Berlin Informally taking up office, it is learned that Herr Seys-Inquart said: "Keep. before your eyes the fact that an authoritarian state is derived from a stronger and more rigid union within the Commonwealth. Do not forget that loyalty is the first virtue of a German man."

"A German executive," he added, "has never failed and never will fail. I expect ewery man to do his duty, in the tradition of the German nation and the Austrian Fatherland."

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