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== Origins ==
== The conflict ==
It can be argued that the conflict known as the Austrian civil war (1962 - 1965) can best be divided into three phases. The first phase of the conflict is best known for its low-intensity conflict and it is more acts of violence and acts of civil instability rather than a conflict. The second phase is often seen as a conflict best known as commando warfare (insurgency) where the west of the country and the mountains were basically a no go for the Vienna government, as fighting was of low intensity. The third phase is often seen as the last phase where the conflict became more open, it is also the most bloody phase and would see the fall of the Vienna government.
== Aftermath ==
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