Question

What was Austria's reaction to the Grossdeutschland that the Parliament voted for? As a result of Austria's reaction, what did the Parliament realize?

Answer 1

Germany's annexation of Austria was known as the Anschluss. Most Austrians welcomed the annexation, leading the Austrian Parliament to realize the public support for it and quickly adopt Nazi laws and policies.

Step-by-step explanation:

In March of 1938, Germany annexed Austria, an event known as the Anschluss. Most Austrians welcomed the German tanks, and there was practically no resistance. As a result, the Austrian Parliament realized that there was public support for the annexation and the Nazi laws and policies were quickly imported to Austria.