Hitler and the Forgotten Nazis: A History of Austrian National Socialism by Bruce F. Pauley

In fact, National Socialism began, not in Germany, but in the Austrian Empire-long before the party, which Hitler joined in September 1919, was founded. Moreover, Austrian Nazis manned some of the most notorious concentration camps, one of which -Mauthausen-was in Austria itself.

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