Graz
Graz is the capital city of the southern Austrian province of Styria. At its heart is Hauptplatz, the medieval old town’s main square. Shops and restaurants line the narrow surrounding streets, which blend Renaissance and baroque architecture. A funicular leads up Schlossberg, the town hill, to the Uhrturm, a centuries-old clock tower. Across the River Mur, futuristic Kunsthaus Graz exhibits contemporary art. ― Google
People died in Graz (First 49 people) - Page 3
Franz Winkler
Austrian composer
Karl Gottfried von Leitner
Austrian author
Wolfgang Bauer
Austrian author
Josef Dobretsberger
Austrian economist
Carl Brühl
Austrian physician
Ernst Goll
Author
Ernestine von Kirchsberg
Austrian painter
Liborius Ritter von Frank
General
Eugen Brixel
Austrian composer
Robert Hohlbaum
Austrian-German librarian
Johanna Bayer
Politician
Franz Nabl
Writer
Johann Weber
Bishop
Franz Ilwof
Teacher
Johann Nepomuk Ritter von Kalchberg
Author
Karl Hiller
Higher education teacher
Marija Auersperg Attems
Painter
Constantin von Ettingshausen
Austrian botanist
Alois Hergouth
Writer
Udo Illig
Politician
Ferdinand Kernmaier
Politician
Ludwig Tuller
Politician
Alfred Gürtler
Former Federal Minister of Finance of Austria
Karl Maria Stepan
Politician
Sepp Helfrich
Former Governor of Styria
Wilhelm von Kaan
Johann Berger
Austrian chess master
Gregor Krek
Philologist
Maria Beatrix of Austria-Este
Archduchess of Austria-Este
Ivica Osim
Bosnian football player
Alexander Wittek
Austrian architect
Theodor Piffl-Perčević
Austrian Politician
Alfred Kolleritsch
Austrian author
Dževad Karahasan
Writer
Otto Kolleritsch
Austrian musicologist
Ferdinand von Attems
Austrian Politician
Albert von Ettingshausen
Austrian physicist
Ladislaja Harnoncourt
Princess Amalie of Teck
Jakob Stolz
Composer ‧ Robert Stolz's father
Ida Stolz
Pianist
Giovanni Pietro de Pomis
Italian painter
Max Sigmund Trauttmannsdorff
Teresa Raczyńska
Atanazy Raczyński's daughter
Vok I of Rožmberk
Hermann von Ramberg
Austrian statesman
Henry Wolrad, Count of Waldeck