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Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP) manifesto on Europe (23 May 1988)

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On 23 May 1988, the Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP) publishes a manifesto on Europe in which it emphasises Austria’s European credentials and declares its support for the country’s accession to the European Communities.

Stance taken by the Austrian Chamber of Labour on Europe (January 1989)

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In January 1989, the Austrian Chamber of Labour publishes a statement in which it reaffirms its support for the steps taken by the Government with a view to the country’s accession to the European Communities.

Pamphlet published by the Communist Party of Austria on Austria’s accession to the European Communities (1988)

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In 1988, the Communist Party of Austria (KPÖ) issues a pamphlet in which it highlights the dangers for Austria of accession to the European Communities (EC).

Manifesto on Europe of the Green Alternative (19 February 1989)

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In February 1989, following its conference on Europe held in Innsbruck, the Austrian Green Alternative Party issues a manifesto in which it sets out its arguments against Austria’s accession to the European Union.

Stance taken by the social partners in Austria: Austria and European integration (1 March 1989)

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On 1 March 1989, the four Austrian social partners publish a joint statement of views on Austria’s European policy. They emphasise the importance for Austria of taking part in the European integration process in order to safeguard the country’s economic and social achievements.

Statement by Freda Blau-Meissner on Austria’s integration policy (23 March 1988)

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On 23 March 1988, Freda Blau-Meissner, leader of the Green Party parliamentary group in the Austrian National Council, warns against the dangers for Austria of accession to the European Union.

Statement by Alois Mock to the National Council (Vienna, 14 December 1992)

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On 14 December 1992, Alois Mock, Austrian Foreign Minister, delivers an address to the National Council in which he welcomes the conclusions of the Edinburgh European Council which signal a decisive step in the process of Austria’s accession to the European Communities.

Urgent parliamentary question tabled by the Austrian Green Alternative Party on the transit of goods by road (14 March 1991)

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On 14 March 1991, the Austrian Green Alternative Party tables an urgent parliamentary question to Franz Vranitzky, Federal Chancellor, on the Austrian Government’s stance towards the Community demands concerning the transit of goods by road in the Austrian Alps.

Aide-mémoire from the Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs (November 1991)

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In November 1991, the Austrian Foreign Ministry sends an aide-mémoire to the Twelve in which it welcomes the favourable opinion from the European Commission regarding Austria’s application for accession to the European Communities.

Third report by the Federal Government on the state of Austria’s integration policy (Vienna, 3 February 1991)

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On 3 February 1991, the Austrian Government draws up a detailed report on Austria’s European policy.

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Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP) manifesto on Europe (23 May 1988)

Stance taken by the Austrian Chamber of Labour on Europe (January 1989)

Pamphlet published by the Communist Party of Austria on Austria’s accession to the European Communities (1988)

Manifesto on Europe of the Green Alternative (19 February 1989)

Stance taken by the social partners in Austria: Austria and European integration (1 March 1989)

Statement by Freda Blau-Meissner on Austria’s integration policy (23 March 1988)

Statement by Alois Mock to the National Council (Vienna, 14 December 1992)

Urgent parliamentary question tabled by the Austrian Green Alternative Party on the transit of goods by road (14 March 1991)

Aide-mémoire from the Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs (November 1991)

Third report by the Federal Government on the state of Austria’s integration policy (Vienna, 3 February 1991)