Vienna Monday (1947–1969)

The Vienna Monday was one of 10 March 1947 to 30 April 1969 for appearing Vienna Monday newspaper.

The right-wing bourgeois newspaper took over the title of a Monday newspaper published by the French occupation forces in 1945-46. It was characterized by relatively extensive cultural reporting with a conservative tendency. The paper dedicated an outraged gloss to Thomas Bernhard's state award speech of March 4, 1968, which led to the scandal with Minister Theodor Piffl-Percevic , which ultimately led to a broader discussion of the subject. Vienna Monday is also mentioned critically in studies that concern anti-Semitism after 1945.

literature

• Kurt Paupié : Handbook of Austrian Press History. Volume: 1848-1959. Braumüller, Vienna et al. 1960, p. 215.
• Heinz P. Wassermann (Ed.): Anti-Semitism in Austria after 1945. Results, positions and perspectives of research (= writings of the Center for Jewish Studies, Vol. 3). StudienVerlag, Innsbruck et al. 2002, ISBN 3-7065-1751-5 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ NN: This is how a state prize winner “thanks”: Insults Austria! . Vienna Monday 11.03.1968, p. 1.