Klagenfurt
Klagenfurt, on the eastern shore of Lake Wörthersee, is the capital city of the southern Austrian province of Carinthia. Its emblem is the Lindwurm, a winged dragon, of which there is a fountain on the main square, Neuer Platz. Nearby, frescoes and reliefs adorn the opulent 1500s cathedral. Baroque and Renaissance buildings line the narrow streets around Alter Platz, with its yellow 17th-century Old Town Hall.
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Marie Geistinger
Austrian actress
Oskar Potiorek
General
Svetozar Borojević
Commander
Bernd Wippich
German singer
Adam Ledwoń
Polish football player
Jakob Reumann
Former Mayor of Vienna
Jurij Japelj
Author
Archduchess Maria Anna of Austria
Governor
Milivoj Ašner
Law enforcer
Anton Janežič
Linguist
Florian Gröger
Austrian Politician
Anton Piëch
Austrian lawyer
Andrej Einspieler
Politician
Johann Kresnik
Austrian dancer
Herbert Wochinz
Director
Ron Kennedy
Canadian ice hockey player
Markus Pernhart
Austrian painter
Ignaz Tschurtschenthaler
Politician
Mario Ferrari-Brunnenfeld
Politician
Ellen Frank
German film actress
Gerd Springer
Austrian footballer
Maria Tusch
Former Member of the Constituent National Assembly of Austria
Karoline Käfer
Austrian olympic athlete
Marie Geistinger
Austrian actress
Vinzenz Orsini und Rosenberg
Johann Sigismund Friedrich von Khevenhüller-Metsch
Diplomat
George Khevenhüller
Fabjan Hafner
Austrian translator
Ernst Lerch
Egon Caesar Corti
Austrian military officer
Maria Olszewska
German contralto
Willy Böckl
Austrian figure skater
Franz Xaver von Wulfen
Botanist
Janko Messner
Writer
Felician Myrbach
Austrian painter
Gernot Piccottini
Archaeologist
Emmerich von Nagy
Fritz Klatte
German chemist
Günther Mittergradnegger
Austrian composer
Metod Turnšek
Slovene writer
Majda Vrhovnik
Slovene spy
Ferdinand Wedenig
Austrian politician
Hans Sima
Austrian Politician
Leopold Wagner
Former Governor of Carinthia
Rudolf Kattnigg
Austrian composer
Sigbert Ramsauer
Austrian physician
Sabine Hass
German operatic soprano
