Deutscher Nationalverband

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German National Association
Deutscher Nationalverband
President
Right-wing

The Deutscher Nationalverband (lit. German National Association) was a loose coalition of ethnic German national and liberal political parties in Cisleithania, a part of Austria-Hungary.[1] It was formed to contest the 1911 election of the lower house of the Imperial Council (German: Reichsrat) of Cisleithania. Loose coalitions of this type were common in the Imperial Council. It comprised ten individual parties, including the German People's Party, German Progress Party, German Radical Party, and German Agrarian Party.[2][3]

The Nationalverband managed to gain 104 seats at the 1911 election, making it the largest bloc in the Imperial Council, and ousting the previously dominant

First World War
stopped any further discussion of administrative reform.

First World War.[1][3]
It split into seventeen separate parties.

References

  1. ^
    Encyclopedia of Austria
    . Retrieved 28 July 2014.
  2. ISBN 0520042069
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  3. ^ a b c "The New Austrian Reichsrath". The Nation. Vol. 93. 3 August 1911. pp. 92–93. Retrieved 28 July 2014.
  4. ^ a b Michael Carter-Sinclair (2012). Viennese Culture and Politics, 1861 to 1938: Everyday Expressions of 'German' Identity (PDF). King's College London.
  5. ^
    ISBN 0226069613
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