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Red Vienna: Socialism in One City, 1918-27

The First Austrian Republic was proclaimed in November 1918. The new state’s territory covered an area of 78,061 kilometres’ and had a population of 6,000,000. Almost one third of the people of this small country lived within the boundaries of Vienna, and the administration which governed the city after the elections of 1919 had a permanent socialist majority. The policies which were implemented during the following fifteen years not only gave rise to a new title for the capital Rotes Wien or Red Vienna but also