In Europe, we have some examples that can serve as guidance for how to deal with a banking crisis, for instance the Swedish and the Finnish experience of the early 1990s. (If anything, our own Austrian experience from the 1930s would rather qualify as an example of how not to save banks.)
In Austria we have already taken measures to establish confidence among savers, and our government has also presented a stabilization package for banks, to which it has allotted 100 billion euro, which is roughly 1/3 of the Austrian GDP; 15 billion euro are reserved for recapitalizing banks, 75 billion for bank guarantees and an additional 10 billion for insuring the domestic deposit protection.