Georg von Schönerer: The Pan-Germans’ program for the future
p. 56-60
Excerpt
1Title: Das Zukunftsprogramm der Alldeutschen (The Pan-Germans’ program for the future)
2Originally published: Alldeutsches Tagblatt 12 (1906), p. 1.
3Language: German.
4The excerpts used are from the original edition.
About the author
5Georg Ritter von Schönerer [1842, Vienna − 1921, Zwettl, Lower Austria]: political activist and anti-Catholic campaigner. He inherited his railroad-pioneer, ennobled father’s title after the latter’s death in 1881. Schönerer became a political activist of liberal views, chiming with the mood of the 1870s, and gained entry to Austria’s Parliament (Reichsrat) in 1873. His politics then took a radical, right-wing turn, founded on antagonism towards Slavs, Jews, and Catholicism. This culminated in his establishment of the Pan-German Party in 1879 and the subsequent “Los-von-Rom” [Away from Rome] movement seeking mass conversion of Austrian Catholics to Lutheranism, echoing Bismarck’s Kulturkampf in Germany. Schönerer became notorious for his pioneering
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