7 January 1946Constitution of AustriaLeopold Figl
The Austrian Government has sovereignty & there must be no restoration of the monarchy
Historical records for Austria in 1946, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The Austrian Government has sovereignty & there must be no restoration of the monarchy
Diplomatic relations are restored between Austria & the rest of the world
The Austrian Government has sovereignty & there must be no restoration of the monarchy
The Austrian Government has sovereignty & there must be no restoration of the monarchy. Russia, the USA, France & Britain agree to the restoration of the 1937 borders
The Allies cede the southern Tyrol to Italy, despite its German speaking population
Seyss-Inquart began testimony concerning his political roles in Austria and the occupied Netherlands.
Parliament passes an act nationalizing industries seized by Russia in Austria
Explains how honeybees communicate food direction and distance through dances.
Connects concentration-camp experience with his meaning-centered psychological approach.
Lives under false identities while avoiding war-crimes investigators.
Escapes from American detention.
Moves to England to become reader in logic and scientific method at the London School of Economics
Establishes a detailed account of symbolic communication in social insects.
Defines meaning-centered psychotherapy as an approach to psychological suffering.
Moves to England to become reader in logic and scientific method at the London School of Economics
Publishes reflections on survival, suffering and the search for meaning.
Publishes a clinical presentation of logotherapy and existential analysis.
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