We have started to collect the most important news related to Austria in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Austria's main centre-left and conservative parties agree to form a "grand coalition" government.
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Austrian kidnap escapee Natascha Kampusch recounts details of her ordeal and her struggles since.
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Historian David Irving, jailed in Austria for denying the Holocaust, returns to the UK after an early release.
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UK historian David Irving, jailed in Austria for denying the Holocaust, is to be released on probation.
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The Austrian teenager kidnapped and held captive for eight years says she is struggling to adjust to her new life.
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Conflicting reports emerge about the fate of five Westerners taken hostage in southern Iraq.
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Austria's president asks Alfred Gusenbauer, the surprise election winner, to form a new government.
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Austria's opposition Social Democrats win a surprise poll victory, defeating Chancellor Wolfgang Schuessel.
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The Austrian teenager kidnapped and held captive for eight years leaves hospital and moves to a flat.
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The man who abducted Austrian schoolgirl Natascha Kampusch is buried secretly and under a false name.
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An Austrian security expert who pulled off a spectacular theft from a Vienna museum is jailed for four years.
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An Austrian girl tells how she was kept in a basement prison for eight years in her first TV interview since escaping.
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Austrian teenager Natascha Kampusch, who was held prisoner for eight years, is to give a television interview.
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The Austrian teenager who fled an eight-year kidnap ordeal now wants an education, her lawyer says.
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