Richard Ledes' "V13" imagines a meeting of the minds between the future Nazi dictator and Jewish analyst in prewar Vienna.

An inscription inside is dated April 9, 1938, when emissaries of the NSKK from across Germany descended on Vienna in a show of loyalty to Hitler. One day later, a sham referendum was held to ...

Hitler was welcomed by provisional Chancellor Seyss-Inquart, who came from Vienna, the Mayor of Linz ... (Article 88 of the St. Germain treaty forbids anschluss or union with Germany).

The exhibition goes by the self-explanatory and emotive title of Torn from Life – The Fate of the Austrian Jews after the Anschluss in ... for Jews in Vienna after Hitler strolled into Vienna ...

Jailed or jobless was every Jewish journalist as Nazis took over Austrian papers, filled them with glowing reports on the new Anschluss ... sneered “Heil Hitler!” stabbed his table companions ...

The Anschluss (the annexation of Austria into Nazi Germany in 1938) was welcomed by many Austrians; they believe that Germany would rescue the county from high unemployment and poverty.