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13 Dec 2013: Letters: Hungary has come late to the renewed appreciation for fascism and racism that followed the destruction of the Soviet Union
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6 Dec 2013: Gaston Glock wins court fight with ex-wife Helga over £1.8bn company after 84-year-old inventor marries 33-year-old nurse and fires wife and three children from trust
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29 Nov 2013:
A translation of the Austrian writer's essays shows his virtues and vices are two sides of the same coin, writes Ian Sansom
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28 Nov 2013: Alberto Manguel hopes this translation of stories about sin and retribution will give an Austrian great the credit he is due
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19 Nov 2013: Scandal strikes Austrian game after allegations of blackmail and gun-point threats lead to the sacking of a player
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10 Nov 2013:
British musicians' Vienna concert highlights music the Nazis detested on 75th anniversary of the attacks on Jewish businesses
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8 Nov 2013: Letters: Seventy-five years after Kristallnacht, racists and fascists inspired by the Nazis continue to attack minorities in Europe
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6 Nov 2013:
Martin Kettle: Britain's view of European politics is coloured by Germany's terrible interwar years. But that period is no model for today
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1 Nov 2013:
Paul-Julien Robert was born into a free-love commune, where possessions and childcare were communal and family relationships weren't allowed. He explores his upbringing and the idea of family in a documentary film, for which he's just won a major award. Despina Ladi meets him
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21 Oct 2013:
Jonathan Jones: Criminally low prices and museum politics … the restitution of looted art isn't as clearcut as it seems
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Interactive,
19 Oct 2013:
The Front National's victory in a local election at Brignoles in France underlines a rise in anti-immigration and anti-EU sentiments among voters across the continent
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Gallery (11 pictures),
7 Oct 2013:
Gustav Kilmt, Egon Schiele and Arnold Schönberg all feature in the National Gallery's new exhibition devoted to portraiture in turn-of-the-20th century Vienna
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7 Oct 2013:
Exhibition to showcase how Austrian capital's ethnic and religious diversity inspired great artists such as Klimt and Schiele
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19 Sep 2013: Andrew Brown: There may be faecal bacteria in fonts and springs, but this does not alter its spiritual value. The real contamination lies elsewhere
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18 Sep 2013:
Regional police say they believe charred body discovered on farm is that of Alois Huber, who apparently set himself on fire
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