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"The final act in the destruction of the Austrian democratic republic came in February 1934...the government proceeded to confiscate Schutzbund weapons..battles ensued..these skirmishes escalated in a civil war...the government prevailed...many members of the Schutzbund were arrested, put on trial and quickly court-martialed...nine people were condemned to death and hanged...Austro-fascism was in full control."
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The Creation of CELAC Demonstrates Latin America's Dedication to Multiple Forums with Little Future
by Elvio Baldinelli (Translation by J. Edgar Williams)
Con la Creación de la CELAC se Confirma la Vocación Latinamericana de Multiplicar Foros con Escaso Futuro por Elvio Baldinelli
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