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Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, 10.09.1919

The Austrian Peace Delegation for the peace conference in St. Germain, 1919

The last meeting of the Austrian delegation before their departure to the peace conference in St. Germain. 1. Deputy Dr. Schoenbauer. 2. Klement (Böhmerwaldgau). 3. governer Dr. Lodgermann (Deutschböhmen). 4. Governor Dr. Freisler (Sudetenland). 5. Consul Hlavatsch. 6. Counselor of legation Franckenstein. 7. Deputy Simon Abram (Tirol). 8. Dr. Franz Schumacher (Tirol). 9. Secretary of MInistry Dr. Winkler. 10. Undersecretary Pflügl. 11. Prof. Dr. ?. 12. Head of Department Dr. Schüller. 13. Head of Department Peter. 14.State Chancellor Dr. Renner. 15. Karl Schneller. 16. President Seitz. 17. State Secretary Dr. Bauer. 18. Minister off-duty. ? 19. Head of Department Eichhoff. 20. Consul Prochnik

Castle of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, 1919

The castle of St. Germain in Paris, where the peace truce between Austria and the Entente was signed after the First World War.

Castle of St. Germain, 1919

The castle of St. Germain, where the Epeace contract between Austria and the Entente was negatioated at the end of the First World War.

English delegates in St. Germain, 1919

On the day of the signing of the Edict of St. Germain, English representatives and delegates pass by the Guard of Honour in front of the castle.

Demonstration against the Edict of St. Germain, 1919

A demonstration against the conditions of the Edict of St. Germain in front of the 'Volkshalle' of the Viennese town hall. The picture ist taken on Ringstraße, where the activists marched down afterwards.

Austrian Peeace Delegation in St. Germain, 1919

The Austrian Peace Delegation leaves the Castle of St. Germain. In the middle, der social democrat Dr. Renner.

Signing of the Edict of Saint-Germain-en-Laye,1919

Dr. Reimer signs the Edict of St. Germain, which regulates the dissolution of Imperial and Royal Austria-Hungary.