Austria on the victory course: half a dozen success already in your pocket!

Austria on the victory course: half a dozen success already in your pocket!

The Wiener Austria is ready for an exciting duel against the bottom of the Altach, which will be up on Sunday at 5 p.m. and will be transferred live to Sky. The Austria could force its eighth success in a row with a win. There are currently 20 points between the two teams, and the mood in the team of coach Stephan Helm is guaranteed. "The players are burning to add again," said Helm. His player Maurice Malone is in top form and revealed with confidence that they have appeared in the last games, apart from a setback against Wac.

Not everything in football is light and shadow. Altach has no victory for 12 games and coach Fabio Ingolitsch is fighting for his first positive balance. "We find it harder against opponents at eye level," said Ingolitsch, who relies on the recent point win for storm to get buoyancy. In the meantime, the impressive performance of Austria, which recently only conceded three goals, is considered a matter of course by many. She wants to keep the pace on the square and manifest the formation of her flexibility and maturity.

The historical context of the "connection"

In contrast, history shapes the awareness of the nations. The "connection" of Austria to the German Reich in March 1938 was a decisive event that radically changed the legal existence of the Austrian state. The Austrian Federal President Wilhelm Miklas was forced to agree to a National Socialist government under Arthur Seyß-Inquart. An ultimatum that was pronounced by the Wehrmacht led to the conversion of Austria into a sub -area of the German Empire, which was recorded both cheerfully and with horror. The majority of the population reacted positively to this step, which had tragic consequences for many people, especially for the Jewish community.

The results of these legal and political upheavals are still noticeable today. The Republic of Austria, restored in 1945, condemned the connection as contrary to international law and sees it as void. The "connection" was the beginning of a dark chapter in history, which had been effective for many decades and created the foundations for future democracies in Austria. The injustices committed during this time are still part of the collective memory and the historical discourse in Austria.

OE24 reports on the upcoming game of the Wiener Austria.
Additional information about the "connection" can be found on Wikipedia.