Word: austria
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...which partly inspired Japan's move into China, left most Americans unable to deal with anything beyond their own breadlines and Hoovervilles and, Brother, can you spare a dime? To the extent that they worried about foreign problems at all, they worried mainly about Adolf Hitler, who had seized Austria and the Czech Sudetenland in 1938, then demanded western Poland...
...antiforeigner, but rather that he is "native- friendly." Semantics aside, what Haider stands for is abundantly clear to the Viennese, who last week gave his far-right Freedom Party 22.6% of the vote in provincial elections. So popular was Haider's proposal for an immediate halt to immigration into Austria -- there are currently about 500,000 foreigners living in a population of 7.8 million -- that his party displaced the conservative People's Party as the No. 2 power in the state...
...program consists of a series of four conferences which are being held at Harvard, in New York City, and in Salzburg, Austria...
...orchestra, which is also relying on funds from corporate sponsors, is planning a three-week tour spanning Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Austria, Denmark and Poland, according to Richard J. Jim '93, the orchestra's tour director...
...treaty text of more than 1,000 pages includes such details as how many trucks can transit Austria and how many cod can be taken off Norway. In general, it requires EFTA to adopt most E.C. commercial practices, paving the way for a near doubling in the Community's size by the year 2000. EFTA countries can still maintain their own farm policies. Disputes, and there surely will be some, will be adjudicated by an independent joint court...