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in 1934. The plan was to broadcast a false report that
Dollfuss had transferred his power to Rintelen. Rintelen wanted to quit at the last minute but the plan went ahead, albeit it proved a failure. Dollfuss was killed, but the government managed to crush the uprising, with over 100 Nazis being
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killed in street-fighting across the country. After the coup failed, Rintelen tried to kill himself via a gunshot to the chest. He was seriously injured, but survived. While
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in 1923. Rintelen was also the founder and
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from 1894 to 1898, at which pointed he began lecturing in civil law at the university. He would later serve as a professor at the same institute. He was also a professor at the
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702:Collaborators who participated in the July Putsch
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564:"Jew Gives His Blood to Save Rintelen's Life"
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525:Biographical Dictionary of the Extreme Right
672:People convicted of treason against Austria
273:. Initially associated with the right wing
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