The Red Army in Austria

The Red Army in Austria
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Based on a broad array of sources from Russian and Austrian archives, this collection provides a comprehensive analysis of the Soviet occupation of Austria from 1945 to 1955. The contributors cover a wide range of topics, including the Soviet Secret Services, the military kommandaturas , Soviet occupation policies, the withdrawal of troops in 1955, everyday life, the image of “the Russians,” violence against women, arrests, deportations, Soviet aid provisions, as well as children of occupation.

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The Red Army in Austria

Contents

Guide

Acknowledgments

Introduction. Stefan Karner and Barbara Stelzl-Marx

NOTES

Abbreviations

AUSTRIA IN GLOBAL POLICY

The Policies of Presidents Roosevelt, Truman, and Eisenhower toward Austria, 1943–1955

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT’S AUSTRIAN POLICY

TRUMAN’S AUSTRIAN POLICY

EISENHOWER AND AUSTRIA

CONCLUSION

NOTES

SOVIET DIPLOMACY TOWARD AUSTRIA

Soviet Plans for Rebuilding Austria from 1941 to 1945

NOTES

Under Soviet Control The Establishment of the Austrian Government in 1945

“WESTERN OPTIONS”

STALIN AND RENNER

KARL RENNER’S FIRST CONTACT WITH THE SOVIETS

STALIN’S HENCHMAN?

FORMING THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT

REACTIONS IN THE SOVIET FOREIGN OFFICE

STATE CHANCELLOR RENNER AS THE FIRST POINT OF CONTACT FOR THE SOVIETS

“WE CANNOT IMPROVE ON HIM”—“HE IS SOMETIMES A SCOUNDREL”: RENNER FROM THE SOVIET POINT OF VIEW

PRESSURIZING THE WESTERN POWERS TO RECOGNIZE THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT

DID MOSCOW PUSH AUSTRIA INTO THE “ROLE OF VICTIM”?

FREE ELECTIONS

SUMMARY

NOTES

Soviet Policy toward Austria 1945 to 1955

STALIN AND AUSTRIA

CONSOLIDATION OF SOVIET POWER IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE8

REINFORCING THE DIVISION OF GERMANY SMOOTHED THE PATH TO NEUTRALITY

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF AUSTRIA AS A CENTRAL THEATER OF THE EARLY COLD WAR AND IN THE CONCEPTION OF SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY IN THE HISTORIOGRAPHY

NOTES

The Development of Soviet Policy toward Austria after Stalin’s Death from 1953 to 1955

NOTES

ASPECTS OF OCCUPATION

Occupation and Exploitation Soviet Economic Policy toward Austria from 1945 to 1955/63

SOVIET DISMANTLING OPERATIONS

NO AUSTRIAN REPARATIONS? THE POTSDAM FALLACY

OCCUPATION ECONOMY: SMV AND USIA

HIDDEN REPARATIONS: TOTAL AUSTRIAN PAYMENTS TO THE SOVIET UNION, 1945–1955/63

AFTER 1955: AUSTRIA AS SOVIET ECONOMIC SATELLITE?

NOTES

Intelligence in Occupied Austria 1945–1955 The Soviet Side

GRU—MILITARY INTELLIGENCE

UKR SMERSH IN BADEN—MILITARY COUNTERINTELLIGENCE

JURISDICTION AND PROTECTION—NKVD/MVD IN AUSTRIA

“CIVILIAN” STATE SECURITY—NKBG/MGB AS THE PREDECESSOR OF THE KGB

CONCLUDING REMARKS

NOTES

Stalin’s Judiciary in Austria Arrests and Convictions during the Occupation

ON THE STATE OF EXISTING SCHOLARSHIP

SOVIET SENTENCING PRACTICES TOWARD AUSTRIAN CIVILIANS

ON THE REASONS FOR CONVICTION

ANTI-SOVIET ESPIONAGE

“WEREWOLF” ACTIVITIES AS A FORM OF “DIVERSIONARY TACTIC” AND “TERRORISM”

ILLEGAL WEAPONS POSSESSIONS IN THE POST-WAR PERIOD

DEATH-INDUCING ALCOHOL AND CAR ACCIDENTS: “CRIMES AGAINST THE OCCUPYING POWER”

WAR CRIMES AND NAZI VIOLENT CRIMES

“MY COUSIN ADOLF HITLER”: RELATIONS AS A REASON FOR CONVICTION

RELEASE AND REPATRIATION OF AUSTRIAN CIVILIAN CONVICTS

ON REHABILITATION

STATISTICAL ANALYSES

NOTES

Ivan’s Children The Consequences of Sexual Relations between Red Army Soldiers and Austrian Women

SEXUAL RELATIONS AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES

Rape

Attractiveness from the Female Point of View

Attractiveness from the Occupiers’ Point of View

Reactions in the Milieu

Reaction on the Soviet Side

CHILDREN OF THE OCCUPATION

“As a Russian Child I Was the Lowest of the Low”: Reactions

Childhood with Aunts and Foster Parents

Wall of Silence

The Search for Roots

The Search for “Fruits”

CONCLUSION

NOTES

Archival Sources. ARCHIV DES LUDWIG BOLTZMANN INSTITUTS FÜR KRIEGSFOLGENFORSCHUNG, GRAZ/VIENNA/RAABS (ADBIK)

Correspondence

Oral History Interviews (OHI)

ARKHIV PREZIDENTA ROSSIISKOI FEDERATSII, MOSCOW (AP RF)

ARKHIV VNESHNEI POLITIKI ROSSIISKOI FEDERATSII, MOSCOW (AVP RF)

BUNDESMINISTERIUM DES INNEREN DER REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH, VIENNA (BMI)

GOSUDARSTVENNYI ARKHIV ROSSIISKOI FEDERATSII, MOSCOW (GARF)

GLAVNAYA VOENNAYA PROKURATURA, MOSCOW (GVP)

NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION (NARA)

NIEDERÖSTERREICHISCHES LANDESARCHIV, ST. PÖLTEN (NÖLA)

ÖSTERREICHISCHE BOTSCHAFT MOSKAU, MOSCOW (ÖBM)

ÖSTERREICHISCHES STAATSARCHIV/ARCHIV DER REPUBLIK, VIENNA (ÖSTA/ADR)

ROSSIISKII GOSUDARSTVENNYI ARKHIV EKONOMIKI, MOSCOW (RGAE)

ROSSIISKII GOSUDARSTVENNYI ARKHIV NOVEISHEI ISTORII, MOSCOW (RGANI)

ROSSIISKII GOSUDARSTVENNYI ARKHIV SOTSIAL’NO-POLITICHESKOI ISTORII, MOSCOW (RGASPI)

ROSSIISKII GOSUDARSTVENNYI VOENNYI ARKHIV, MOSCOW (RGVA)

STEIERMÄRKISCHES LANDESARCHIV, GRAZ (STLA)

TSENTRAL‘NYI ARKHIV FEDERAL‘NOI SLUZHBY BEZOPASNOSTI, MOSCOW (TSA FSB RF)

TSENTRAL’NYI ARKHIV MINISTERSTVA OBORONY ROSSIISKOI FEDERATSII, PODOL’SK (TSAMO)

VERKHOVNYI SUD ROSSIISKOI FEDERATSII, MOSCOW (VSRF)

Bibliography. PRIMARY AND SECONDARY LITERATURE

NEWSPAPER ARTICLES

WEBSITES

FILMS

About the Contributors

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