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Guide
1 Cover
2 Half Title
3 Title
5 Contents
11 Bibliography
Acknowledgments
For the realization of this volume, it is necessary to thank several people: first of all, Professor Mark Kramer, Harvard University, who promptly took up our suggestion of an English-language volume on the Red Army in Austria and enabled the inclusion of this book in the Harvard Cold War Book Series. Particular thanks are due to Dr. Alex J. Kay for the accomplished translation of the German-language essays into English, the editing of the contributions and the compilation of the appendices. Thanks are likewise due to Professor Peter Ruggenthaler, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Research on Consequences of War, who was from the outset a driving force behind the genesis and completion of the volume, as well as to Dieter Bacher and Kornel Trojan for their support in creating