In the 1890s, the founding members of the conservative-clerical Christian Social Party (CS) like Karl von Vogelsang and the Vienna mayor Karl Lueger had already developed anti-liberal views, though primarily from an economic perspective considering the pauperization of the proletariat and the lower middle class.
1890. aastatel olid konservatiivse-klerikaalse Kristlik-Sotsiaalse Partei (CS) asutajaliikmed nagu Karl von Vogelsang ja Viini linnapea Karl Lueger juba kujundanud antiliberaalsed vaated, kuigi peamiselt majanduslikust vaatenurgast, arvestades proletariaadi ja alama keskklassi vaesumisega.