Austria-Hungary
Austria-Hungary, often referred to as the Austro-Hungarian Empire or the Dual Monarchy, was a multi-national constitutional monarchy in Central Europe between 1867 and 1918.
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Gustav Schwarzenegger
Austrian policeman ‧ Arnold Schwarzenegger's father
Tadeusz Breyer
Polish sculptor
Wilhelm Miklas
Austrian politician
Jakob Edelstein
Hilde Krahl
Film actress
Paul Wittgenstein
Austrian-American pianist
Leontine Sagan
Austrian theatre director
O. W. Fischer
Austrian film actor
Radola Gajda
Montenegrin military commander
Franz Reichleitner
Karl Farkas
Austrian actor
Rudolf Carl von Slatin
Shondor Birns
Hugo Bergmann
Philosopher
Alexander Altmann
Rabbi
Antonin Raymond
American-Czech architect
Zygmunt Menkes
Artist
Hans Tropsch
Chemist
Andor Gábor
Writer
Ilie Șteflea
Romanian general
Max Zwerbach
Hartmann Lauterbacher
Political leader
Emerich Juettner
Eduard Neumann
Officer
Anthony A. Fleger
Former Mayor of Parma, Ohio
Andrija Maurović
Comic book author
Julius Edgar Lilienfeld
Physicist
Petar Brzica
Carol Szathmari
Hungarian painter
Lula MyszGmeiner
Contralto
Wlodimir Ledóchowski
Rodolfo Volk
Italian footballer
Yeruham Zeisel
Former Mayor of Haifa
Ivan Buchko
Clergy
Fran Ramovš
Linguist
Ion Lapedatu
Former Governor of the National Bank of Romania
Irena Bernášková
Journalist
Ján Móry Musician
Composer
Josef Šebánek
Actor
Josef Schneider
Austrian football manager
Karl Zischek
Austrian footballer
Ladislav Žemla
Tennis player
Leopold Nitsch
Austrian footballer
Miloš Bajić (Милош Бајић)
Serbian painter
Mladen Josić
Serbian painter
Antonín Bečvář
Astronomer
Gisi Fleischmann
