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cey-4028	Ashkenazy, Cole	A Consciously Un-Revolutionary Revolution: Salzburg 1918	2021	20	.pdf	application/pdf	10992	460	56	A long article in the Chronik described the dangers that existed so long as the “rote Flagge der Revolution” (red flag of revolution) existed and that it was irresponsible to be constantly talking about the revolution.35 The Chronik and Volksblatt were also united in how pleased they were when foreign journalists observed that there were no troubles in the area, one even referring to “Revolution” in quotation marks, and another observing that the Vienna revolution was not at all red.36 The word revolution was also used in the Wacht more often than before. The beginning of the shift for revolution meaning both political and social change dates back to during the 1789 French Revolution; see Ilan Rachum, “Revolution”: The Entrance of a New Word into Western Political Discourse (Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1999), 244.	cache/cey-4028.pdf	txt/cey-4028.txt