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Austria in 1921

Historical records for Austria in 1921, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

10Records
9Events
5Named people
3Places
5Categories

Historical records

August

14 August 1921Death of Georg von SchonererGeorg von Schonerer

Politics / Pan-German Party

Death of Georg von Schonerer

October

October 1921Arrest of Charles ICharles I

House / House of Habsburg

Arrested after trying to regain the Austrian throne

Other Events

1921ChancellorJohan Schobar

Vienna · Government / Government of Austria

Chosen to head a coalition Government with the support of the Christian Social Party and the Pan-Germans. Appointed Chancellor of Austria, 1st term

1921Exile of Charles ICharles I

House / House of Habsburg

Returns to Hungary but fails to regain the throne

1921Exile of Charles ICharles I

Madeira · House / House of Habsburg

Exiled to the island of Madeira

1921Hahn Decomposition TheoremHans Hahn

Vienna · Science / Mathematics

Establishes decomposition of a signed measure into positive and negative regions.

1921Party LeaderIgnaz Seipel

Politics / Christain Socialist Party

Appointed Party Leader of the Christian Socialist Party

1921Signed Measure DecompositionHans Hahn

Vienna · Science / Mathematics

Provides a foundational theorem in modern measure theory.

1921SuccessionCharles I

Vienna · House / House of Habsburg

Proclaims himself Charles VI of Hungary but fails to secure the throne

1921Treaty of LanyJohan Schobar

Lany · Government / Government of Austria

Signs the Treaty of Lany with Czech

Names involved

Charles IGeorg von SchonererHans HahnIgnaz SeipelJohan Schobar

Places involved

LanyMadeiraVienna

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.