Hittler was from Austria, but he was allowed to govern Germany, why

Hittler was from Austria, but he was allowed to govern Germany, why?
? i mean, in most countries, you can't work in the government, if you weren't born in that country. Hitler was born and raised in Austria, so why was he allowed to be involved in the german government? in the past, germany and austria were considered a same country? is it also like that, today? can an austrian man be president of Germany?
History - 5 Answers
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Hitler was in charge because he proved himself on the battlefield. he was a heavily decorated soldier before he became a dictator.
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he had the power. an no one dared to raise legal issues for fear of life
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He was Volksdeutsche which consisted of anybody with Ethnic German lineage. Which according to the Nuremburg Laws of 1935, anybody that was Ethnic German (Volksdeutsche) had the same standing as if they were actually born in Germany proper. Regardless of where anybody was born and/or raised, be it in the U.S., Canada, China or on the Moon or anywhere for that matter, if they were Volksdeutsche (Ethnic German), they were the same as being a regular German Citizen according to the Nuremburg Laws.
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Actually, in most countries, so long as a person is a citizen of the country for a certain amount of time, they can serve in the government. However, to be the president, one generally must be born in the country. Hitler, rather like the US's current president, Obama, had so much support, that this basic law was overlooked entirely.
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Hitler became a naturalised German in 1933, so he was officially a German. American law does not apply in Europe in any case so just because your President must be born in America does not mean that rule applies in other countries. Don't I recall an Austrian movie star became Governor of California in the recent past? Not exactly President but not far off.

I want to move to Austria from USA

I want to move to Austria from USA?
I would like to know how hard is for US Citizen to find a job in Austria, let say Viena and receive work permit.I already know German and lived in Germany for about 10 years. Also i am in IT field and would like to know how hard is to find job if you are IT guy. Thank you
Immigration - 1 Answers
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It is VERY HARD and usually is not possible for a non-E.U. citizen to get a job in Austria. The only way for you to get a job over there is if you are already working for an international company in the U.S. that has offices in Austria, and you get transfered over there. Your best bet, being that you speak German and used to live in Germany for about 10 years, is to see if you can get into the civilian IT dept at a U.S. military base in Germany, and just visit Austria on your days off.

I need suggestions for an item to bring in for "show-and-tell" on Vienna, Austria, any ideas

I need suggestions for an item to bring in for "show-and-tell" on Vienna, Austria, any ideas?
So for my German II class I have a huge project to do on Vienna and a small part of it includes a "show-and-tell" presentation. I want to bring in a picture of a work of art from a famous artist or a picture of an artifact from this city that is significant to the culture. If anyone has any ideas, they are greatly appreciated (: Thanks!
Homework Help - 1 Answers
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Bring in a picture of the Habsburg family (Franz Josef or Sissy) or something. Or a pic of Siegmund Freud. For artists check out Kokoschka, or Hundertwasser. Or maybe a pic of a horse carriage (Fiaker)

Has anyone else worked in Soell in Austria

Has anyone else worked in Soell in Austria?

Other - Austria - 1 Answers
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Aussie is a best place to be believe me.