Germany invades Austria, March 1938

The transcript discusses Hitler's peaceful reunification efforts, his entry into Vienna, and the resulting impact on Austria and its Jewish and Democratic populations. It highlights the initial perception of peace, the celebratory response from some, and the fear and panic among others, particularly those who sought refuge in Austria.

How was the annexation of Austria initially portrayed?

• As a military coup

• As a violent takeover

• As a peaceful reunification

• As a diplomatic failure

Who were not supportive of Hitler's entry into Vienna?

• Democrats and Jews

• The general public

• The Austrian government

• The military

What was the reaction of the general public in Vienna to Hitler's entry?

• They fled

• They cheered

• They protested

• They were indifferent

What happened to Austria as a haven for German emigres?

• It became a neutral zone

• It was no longer safe

• It became a center for resistance

• It remained a safe haven

What was the response of German emigres in Austria after the annexation?

• They joined the Nazi party

• They sought refuge elsewhere

• They celebrated

• They remained calm