Caption on reverse [translation]: "Pocket Prime Minister Dollfuss Restored to Youth. (Vienna, Austria) Rengo. Dollfuss, Austria's 'pocket' prime minister (left) and Shoburg-Hartenstein [?] (right) recently attended the meeting here of the 'Danubia' association made up of graduates of the Catholic German high school. They wore school caps and jovially reminisced about their youth."

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Dollfuss Praying for Divine Power? (Vienna, Austria) Rengo. As shown in this company's foreign dispatches, the entire world's media has become increasingly excited by Austria's national disturbance. This photograph shows Dollfuss (second from the right) praying for national peace with his wife after a [illegible] ceremony for Heimwehr soldiers was solemnly held …

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Reaching Agreement on Hungary-Romania Border. (Vienna) Domei. Italian Foreign Minister Ciano (right) and Germany Foreign Minister Ribbentrop (left) attending the four-party talks held in Vienna on August 29 by Germany, Italy, Hungary, and Romania to determine the Hungary-Romania border. (taken at Vienna Station). [stamped] September 26, 1940."

Caption on reverse [translation]: "State Funeral for Former Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss. (Vienna) Rengo. The state funeral for Chancellor Dollfuss, who fell to an assassin's bullet, was solemnly held on the evening of July 26 at the Vienna public hall. The funeral procession was truly grand and included several thousand gentlemen such as President Wilhelm Miklas, Minister …

Caption on reverse [translation]: "As Expected of Chancellor Dollfuss' Son and Daughter. (Vienna) Rengo. The children of Chancellor Dollfuss, who, although known as the 'pocket' chancellor, is standing up to the great countries of Europe with grim determination for the sake of his homeland, the Austrian Federation, and continuing his furious hard work, have inherited their …

Caption on front: "The Austrian Chancellor tells the nation that he has been saved from an assassin's bullets: Dr. Engelbert Dollfuss, from his apartment in Vienna, broadcasts a message after he had been shot in the arm in the Austrian Parliament buildings in Vienna. Behind stands his wife. (Times Wide World Photos, London Bureau)."