Austria Jerman: Perbedaan antara revisi

 

Several German minority populations in Moravia, including German populations in Brünn ([[Brno]]), Iglau ([[Jihlava]]) and Olmütz ([[Olomouc]]), as well as the German enclave of Gottschee ([[Gottschee]]) in Carniola also attempted to proclaim their union with German Austria, but failed. The areas now outside of the current Republic of Austria often had significant non-German minorities and occasionally non-German majorities and were quickly taken by troops of the respective countries they were to eventually join. On the other hand, ethnic Germans in the western part of the [[Kingdom of Hungary]] that formed a majority in the area known as [[German West Hungary]] and agitated to join to Austria were successful and the area became the state of [[Burgenland]], with the notable exception of the region around [[Ödenburg]] (Sopron) which was also intended to be the state capital, but due to a very contentious plebiscite, remained part of Hungary. The only other part of the former German counties of 'Burgenland' in the Kingdom of Hungary also not to become part of the Austrian Republic due to the treaty was [[Preßburg]] (Bratislava) which went to Czechoslovakia.

 

Meskipun terdapat pelarangan dalam penggunaan kata "Austrai Jerman", lagu kebangsaan tidak resmi republik ini antara 1920-1929 adalah "Austria Jerman, kau negara indah" (''[[Deutschösterreich, du herrliches Land]]''). Kata-kata tersebut dibuat oleh [[Karl Renner]] (yang kemudian menjadi Kamselir), a pentandatangan [[Perjanjian Saint Germain]].