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Cartoon by Ironimus on Austria, member of EFTA (13 May 1977)
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Cartoon by Ironimus on Austria, member of EFTA (13 May 1977)

‘Bruno and the seven dwarves.' On 13 May 1977, to mark the summit meeting of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) in Vienna, the Austrian cartoonist, Ironimus, emphasises the role played by the Austrian Chancellor, Bruno Kreisky, in EFTA.

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Title Cartoon by Ironimus on Austria, member of EFTA (13 May 1977)
Document type Cartoon
Source Ironimus, Bruno und die sieben Zwerge, in Die Presse. 13.05.1977, No 8740, p. 2.
Keywords Austria, EFTA
Copyright © Ironimus
Caption ‘Bruno and the seven dwarves.' On 13 May 1977, to mark the summit meeting of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) in Vienna, the Austrian cartoonist, Ironimus, emphasises the role played by the Austrian Chancellor, Bruno Kreisky, in EFTA.
Location in the digital library SPECIAL FILES >> Austria and the European integration process >> Austria's participation in the European organisations >> Austrian membership of EFTA and relations with the EEC
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See also Bruno Kreisky, Karl Schleinzer, Josef Klaus and Bruno Pittermann at the EFTA Summit in Vienna (24 May 1965)
Address given by Karl Czernetz on Austria’s accession to EFTA (Strasbourg, 20 January 1960)
Conclusions of the Edinburgh European Council: extract concerning the accession of new Member States to the European Union (11 and 12 December 1992)
Austrian negotiating committee for the establishment of EFTA (Vienna, 3 January 1960)
Redefining links with EFTA
Gerhard Pschor, Austria and the EC
Austria in Europe
Wolfgang Schüssel, Austria — a European heartland on the road to full integration
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