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EXILE TO END.—Archduke Otto of Hapsburg (son of the last Emperor of Austria-Hungary), who was recently granted permission to return to Austria. He has been in exile since the end of the 1914-18 war. when he was seven years old. It is reported that Archduke Otto and his family wish to settle in Vienna. This photograph shows the Archduke at a frontier post between Germany and Austria a year or two ago, when he was denied entry to his homeland. His return to Austria has been a national issue for years and strenuously opposed by many.

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19660614.2.112.1

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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31085, 14 June 1966, Page 13

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EXILE TO END.—Archduke Otto of Hapsburg (son of the last Emperor of Austria-Hungary), who was recently granted permission to return to Austria. He has been in exile since the end of the 1914-18 war. when he was seven years old. It is reported that Archduke Otto and his family wish to settle in Vienna. This photograph shows the Archduke at a frontier post between Germany and Austria a year or two ago, when he was denied entry to his homeland. His return to Austria has been a national issue for years and strenuously opposed by many. Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31085, 14 June 1966, Page 13

EXILE TO END.—Archduke Otto of Hapsburg (son of the last Emperor of Austria-Hungary), who was recently granted permission to return to Austria. He has been in exile since the end of the 1914-18 war. when he was seven years old. It is reported that Archduke Otto and his family wish to settle in Vienna. This photograph shows the Archduke at a frontier post between Germany and Austria a year or two ago, when he was denied entry to his homeland. His return to Austria has been a national issue for years and strenuously opposed by many. Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31085, 14 June 1966, Page 13

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