The forbidding of a union with Austria refers to the prohibition against the unification of Germany and Austria, primarily established by the Treaty of Versailles and later reinforced by the Treaty of Saint-Germain after World War I. This was part of the Allied powers' efforts to prevent the resurgence of a powerful German Empire that could threaten European stability. The principle of self-determination and the desire to maintain a balance of power in Europe were also key factors. Ultimately, this prohibition was a significant factor in the political dynamics leading up to World War II.
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Austria. They had been allies in WW1, but the Treaty of Versailles forbade their union after World War I.
Historically Austria-Hungary had always been separate from the German states. Germany had only become a nation in 1871. The two nations agreed to help each other in time of war. There was no union.
Yes.Yes, Austria is a member of the European Union. Austria joined the EU on January 1, 1995.
yesYes, Austria is next to Germany, in Europe.
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The union between Germany and Austria on March 12, 1938 was referred to as Anschluss, which literally means "union."
He forbade his daughter from going to the concert.
Austria and Germany.
Switzerland and Austria are both European countries. Austria is a member of the organisation called the European Union, but Switzerland isn't.
Austria is part of European Union and uses Euros.
I forbade you from coming here again.He forbade himself from alcohol.