Austria
Austria is a German-speaking country in Central Europe, characterized by mountain villages, baroque architecture, Imperial history and rugged Alpine terrain. Vienna, its Danube River capital, is home to the Schönbrunn and Hofburg palaces. It has counted Mozart, Strauss and Freud among its residents. The country's other notable regions include the northern Bohemian Forest, Traunsee Lake and eastern hillside vineyards.
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Leopold Hilsner
Claude-Françoise of Lorraine
Ludwig Polzer-Hoditz
Writer
Leopold Rothaug
Artist
Alexander Grill
Austrian film actor
Ernst Lemberger
Martin Fuchs
Journalist
Konstantin Jireček
Czech politician
Johann Gottfried Auerbach
Austrian painter
Maximilian Reich
Sports journalist
Julius Wiesner
Professor
Franz Xaver Bergmann
Austrian sculpture artist
Abraham Bankier
Businessman
Leopold Blauensteiner
Austrian painter
Wilhelm Dachauer
Austrian painter
Rudolf Eisenmenger
Austrian artist
Joseph Drechsler
Organist
Josef Kuderna
Actor
Maria Anna Streim
Johann Strauss I's wife
Franz Schuster
Austrian architect
Hans Bolek
Artist
Karl Ehn
Architect
Hans Menasse
Austrian footballer
Ignaz Schnitzer
Writer
Julius Hopp
Austrian composer
Lucie Weidt
Opera singer
Dietmar Steiner
Architect
Maria Jacobi
Austrian Politician
Litzi Friedmann
Austrian spy ‧ Kim Philby's ex-wife
Jan Turnovský
Architect
Christiane Hörbiger
Austrian film actress
Robert Pensch
Composer
Jan Vilímek
Illustrator
Gunther Wawrik
Architect
Rudolf Gelbard
Ulrich Weinzierl
Austrian journalist
Eva Badura-Skoda
German musicologist
Wilhelm Holzbauer
Austrian architect
Johann Hatzl
Austrian Politician
Karl Honay
Austrian Politician
Alois Negrelli
Civil engineer
Heinrich von Hess
Austrian military officer
Jagoda Kaloper
Croatian visual artist
Carl II Seitz
Former Federal President of Austria
Theresia Haidlmayr
Austrian Politician
Rudolf Streng
Musical artist
Karel Klíč
Painter