The Resistance in Austria, 1938-1945

xv, 366 pp. CONTENTS: Abbreviations; Preface; Introduction: Chapter 1. Austria, the Anschluss, and the Resistance; Chapter 2. The Labor Movement in the Authoritarian State; Part One: The First Steps: The Non-Marxist Alternative - Chapter 3. The Legitimist Resistance; Chapter 4. The Non-Marxist Youth Movement; Chapter 5. The Traditionalists; Chapter 6. Jehovah's Witnesses; Chapter 7. The Persecution of the Catholic Church; Part Two: The Left-Wing Democratic Alternative - Chapter 8. The Socialists; Chapter 9. Between Austria and Germany: The Revolutionary Socialists of Austria; Part Three: The KPO in the Resistance: The Communist Cadres and the Socialist Rank and File - Chapter 10. The Beginning; Chapter 11. In Full Swing; Chapter 12. The Battle; Chapter 13. The Defeat; Chapter 14. The End; Part Four: The Revival, 1943-1944 - Chapter 15. Preparations; Chapter 16. The Consolidation of the Resistance; Chapter 17. Christian Democracy; Part Five: From Conspiracy to Armed Action - Chapter 18. Guerilla Warfare; Chapter 19. The Constitution of a Resistance Center and Its International Recognition; Chapter 20. The Military Resistance and the Liberation of Vienna; Chapter 21. The Insurgency of Tyrol; Chapter 22. The Liberation in the Provinces; Conclusion; Appendix: The Profile of the Resistance as an Elite; Bibliography; Index.