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died April 8, 1945, in an air raid in Vienna, | Austria, a month before the end of World War II. |
Baden District, | Austria, a district of the state of Lower Austria in |
In | Austria, a well-known German language version of the |
guests was a.o. the Archduke Ludwig Viktor of | Austria, a brother of the emperor Franz Joseph I of A |
Fallbach, | Austria, a town in the district of Mistelbach in the |
Specifically; why are Sweden, Finland and | Austria a different shade of green from all the other |
He joined Young | Austria, a left-wing emigrant youth movement, but lef |
Heiligenkreuz, Lower | Austria, a municipality in Lower Austria, Austria |
Holzhausen, | Austria, a municipality in Upper Austria, Austria |
Wilhelmsburg, | Austria, a town in Lower Austria, Austria |
Berghausen, | Austria, a municipality in Styria, Austria |
Eichberg, | Austria, a town in Styria, Austria |
His parents were Albert IV and Kunigunde of | Austria, a daughter of Emperor Frederick III. |
aper in Japan previously for Klagenfurt AC in | Austria, a team he joined prior to the 2005-2006 seas |
For the 1964 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, | Austria, a total of eight sports venues were used. |
Anna's mother was Maria Maddalena of | Austria, a daughter of Charles II, Archduke of Austri |
released into the care of Leopold V, Duke of | Austria, a distant relative. |
er in the Southern Limestone Alps of southern | Austria, a right tributary of the Drava. |
Leland Goldsmith, Margaret: Maria Theresa of | Austria A. Barker, ltd. |
s well when the newly established Republic of | Austria abolished nobility and outlawed the use of no |
the treaty was a conflict between Prussia and | Austria about the leadership in the German Confederat |
Lutz Altschul in Baden, Austria-Hungary (now | Austria), about 5 miles south of Vienna. |
lovene: Borovlje) is the southernmost town in | Austria, about 17 km south of the Carinthian capital |
In 1946 Demus returned to | Austria, accepting a position as president of the new |
s the girls' uncle in Cambridge, who comes to | Austria accompanied by his daughter Florence (Frances |
In 1759 Maria Theresa of | Austria acquired all Bamberg lands in Carinthia. |
Moreover, | Austria acquired Spanish territories in Italy, as wel |
Archduke Johann of | Austria acquired it in 1845. |
ed to others, notably on Empress Elisabeth of | Austria, Adolf Hitler, and Winifred Wagner. |
The runner-up | Austria advanced to the UEFA Play-off and played agai |
But he returned to | Austria after playing only one game in the Chinese le |
ormerly known as "Innbaiern") it was ceded to | Austria after the Treaty of Teschen. |
It called for the establishment of a free | Austria after the victory over Nazi Germany. |
Though of Jewish descent, he stayed in | Austria after the Nazis took over in March 1938. |
elopment of the economies of West Germany and | Austria after World War II. |
Born in Steyr, | Austria, after finishing middle school, Eigruber unde |
1949 were the second nation-wide elections in | Austria after World War II. |
An identified Jew, Werfel left | Austria after the Anschluss in 1938 and went to Franc |
He filled a similar function in | Austria after the battle of Wagram. |
restrictions were eased, and she returned to | Austria after having been absent for six decades. |
to RSC Anderlecht (Belgium) only to return to | Austria after a mere 8 games and finished his career |
d a younger son, Miguel, but he was exiled in | Austria after leading a number of revolutions against |
his office in the Turkish Embassy in Vienna, | Austria after disarming the security guards at the ga |
1793: City becomes part of | Austria after the Third Partition of Poland. |
ble to play for Albania, he chose to play for | Austria after being called-up by Hans Krankl in 2005. |
been living in self-imposed exile in Vienna, | Austria, after being attacked and threatened due to h |
5 to 1814 Altach belonged to Bavaria, then to | Austria again. |
Petersburg formed between Britain, Russia and | Austria against France. |
Austria agreed to cede territories to Ottoman side. | |
Based on the terms of the accord, | Austria agreed to declare war against Napoleon if he |
It is found in | Austria, Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy and Macedon |
Its highest entry was number 2 in the | Austria Albums Top 75. |
rope, fighting breaks out between Germany and | Austria, allies of the U.S., and Britain, Russia, and |
e slowing the town's growth, Maria Theresa of | Austria allowed the demolition of the fortifications |
t who issued visas to Jews in Nazi controlled | Austria allowing them to leave the country. |
was shocked and felt personally betrayed when | Austria, almost immediately after their meeting, anno |
time of his death, Diana and Charles were in | Austria along with their sons, William and Harry. |
h Coventry City F.C. in the trainings camp to | Austria alongside his current teammember Orlando Smee |
Maximilian I of | Austria also sent 1500 men to him. |
was second in an FIS Cup normal hill event in | Austria, also in 2007. |
r Luxembourg) and Sweden (3-0 winners against | Austria) also went through. |
d Reza Chitgar (1949 Babol Iran - 1987 Vienna | Austria), also known as Hamid Bahmani, was an exiled |
e Prisoner of War (POW) camp at Mauerkirchen, | Austria also fell under the control of Collins and th |
is one of the largest municipalities in Upper | Austria although it only has about 8000 inhabitants. |
parliamentary member of the Freedom Party of | Austria, although was officially considered non-attac |
is article is within the scope of WikiProject | Austria, an attempt to build a comprehensive and deta |
However, Habsburg | Austria, an ally of Venice, also declared war against |
or the semi-finals at UEFA Euro 2008, held in | Austria and Switzerland. |
gnments in UK, USA, Germany, France, Holland, | Austria and Malaysia. |
Blessed Otho, son of Leopold of | Austria and Abbot of Morimond, became Bishop of Freis |
eir time between the Castle of Seebenstein in | Austria and the Vedndrami-Caligari palace in Venice. |
orces and facilities were also handed over to | Austria and became the basis of the formation of the |
the charts in the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, | Austria and Belgium (Wallonia). |
up was a football competition held in Vienna, | Austria and organized by Vienna Football Club. |
in 1765, and another was approved for Venice, | Austria and Spain in 1788. |
rix, were shown in New York, Germany, France, | Austria and Korea. |
In Germany, | Austria and Slovenia, people traditionally eat rich p |
e Zillertal Alps on the border between Tyrol, | Austria, and South Tyrol, Italy. |
so reported from the Inn Valley, North Tyrol, | Austria, and from Linopolis, Minas Gerais, Brazil. |
nd in Spain, French Alps, Italy, Switzerland, | Austria and eastern Russia. |
Austria and Great Britain were the main remaining mem | |
eldest daughter of Archduke Karl Salvator of | Austria and his wife Princess Maria Immaculata of Bou |
arted in 1950 by the American Forces occuping | Austria, and went in service on 1952-03-01. |
The band performed in Villach, | Austria and spent several months touring in the USA. |
e, the player must through places like Paris, | Austria, and even Berlin to solve the mystery. |
France, south to Switzerland, northern Italy, | Austria and southern Hungary. |
German Singles Chart and within the top 20 in | Austria and Switzerland. |
our qualifying matches for Euro 2008, held in | Austria and Switzerland. |
The range extends across | Austria and south to the Maritime Alps in France. |
erated on battlefields during the war between | Austria and Ottomans, and finally went to Venice. |
omniac album in France, Belgium, Switzerland, | Austria, and Italy. |
try at the 2008 UEFA European Championship in | Austria and Switzerland. |
After the Anschluss that united | Austria and Germany, Hahnemann played 23 matches for |
at Ypsilanti was considering an alliance with | Austria, and had been negotiating with emissaries of |
the national team, he played in his country, | Austria and Israel. |
bitions in Romania, Yugoslavia, Italy, Spain, | Austria and Germany. |
With the Anschluss of | Austria and Nazi Germany in March 1938, her family we |
It also reached #1 in | Austria, and #5 in Switzerland. |
umber one in the UK, Ireland, Germany, Spain, | Austria and Holland. |
toon Network Germany is available in Germany, | Austria and Switzerland. |
the most important connections between Lower | Austria and Styria. |
can band 'Midtown' which led through Germany, | Austria and Switzerland. |
It was issued on 7" vinyl record in | Austria and France to promote the band's debut album |
the Stubai Alps on the border between Tyrol, | Austria, and South Tyrol, Italy. |
Since 1972 he has been living in | Austria and has been an Austrian citizen since 1994. |
named after Maria Leopoldina, archduchess of | Austria and Empress of Brazil, consort of Emperor Ped |
netary and economic policy decision-making in | Austria and in the Euro area. |
Team tournament (six teams applied but | Austria and Czechoslovakia withdrew before the start) |
After the revolution, he fled to | Austria and later the United States, where he attende |
erous violin competitions in Canada, Germany, | Austria and Poland. |
milian was the second son of Archduke Otto of | Austria and Princess Maria Josepha of Saxony. |
e First French Empire and the alliance of the | Austria and Russia. |
many, Holland, Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, | Austria and Switzerland. |
ng tributary of the Lech River in the Alps of | Austria and Germany. |
highest set of points, 10, came from Belgium, | Austria and Israel, which totally gave 89 points, giv |
ted States also signed separate treaties with | Austria, and Hungary. |
ecitals in 2007-08 in Japan, Germany, France, | Austria, and Spain. |
s a soloist and in chamber orchestras both in | Austria and abroad. |
Poppo was a son of Leopold I of | Austria and Richeza. |
t "Il Silenzio" went to #1 in Italy, Germany, | Austria, and Switzerland, and sold over five million |
central Europe, including the Alps, Germany, | Austria and Poland, north to Finland and Sweden and n |
He was born in Semmering, | Austria and died in Verden an der Aller, Germany. |
n Germany (especially in Bavaria and Swabia), | Austria, and Switzerland. |
n Singles Chart and reached the top twenty in | Austria and Switzerland. |
The Hohe Wand is a mountain ridge in Lower | Austria and is part of the Gutenstein Alps. |
e Zillertal Alps on the border between Tyrol, | Austria, and South Tyrol, Italy. |
e Salzburg territory was separated from Upper | Austria and became a new Kronland, the Duchy of Salzb |
Innsbruck ( | Austria) and Bolzano (Italy) |
ct (Bezirk) in the federal state of Salzburg, | Austria, and congruent with the Lungau region. |
further offensive into Silesia, placing both | Austria and Germany at risk. |
In | Austria and Norway, the song peaked at number four in |
ficant reform was the abolition of serfdom in | Austria and Hungary. |
tainous province in northern Italy, bordering | Austria and Switzerland. |
mmandership, he took part in the wars against | Austria and Russian Empire. |
Austria and Poland are appearing in a European Champi | |
ives and works in the northern Waldviertel of | Austria and in Vienna. |
He attended several schools in | Austria and Germany, until he finally passed his Abit |
B Minor performed in Italy, France, Germany, | Austria and at the BBC Proms. |
He has been a visiting professor in | Austria and in Australia. |
The album also reached number one in | Austria and Switzerland for four weeks, going platinu |
He later studied in | Austria and his main residence was in Vienna, where h |
istrict Bezirk Korneuburg is located in Lower | Austria and borders Vienna to the north. |
uccess in other European countries, including | Austria and the Netherlands. |
ing minister in the United States, Argentina, | Austria and in the Holy See. |
ith his brother Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand of | Austria, and his privileges were restored. |
n the German-speaking territories of Germany, | Austria and Switzerland. |
Austria and France also partitioned Venice between th | |
, some 25,000 Jews were brought from Germany, | Austria and the present-day Czech Republic, of whom a |
rable interest in the agricultural circles of | Austria and Italy. |
Although he studied in | Austria and Italy, he is generally described today as |
enberg in 1852, he largely dictated policy in | Austria and Hungary. |
up to the Russia squad for UEFA Euro 2008 in | Austria and Switzerland. |
to lose home ties were Great Britain (against | Austria) and Slovakia (against Serbia). |
resented his country at the UEFA Euro 2008 in | Austria and Switzerland. |
ball Championship qualification match between | Austria and Sweden on 8 October 2003. |
born in Trautmannsdorf an der Leitha in Lower | Austria, and was raised on his parents' farm. |
invited settlers from "any country" including | Austria and the other German states. |
He took part in the Anschluss of | Austria and the occupation of the Sudetenland in 1938 |
Britain, | Austria and other European nations, rushed to interve |
s a crude oil pipeline, which connects Italy, | Austria and Germany. |
ibition each year, including ones in Holland, | Austria, and Peru. |
ana, he participated in a geodetic project in | Austria and Italy. |
In 1743, he joined Maria Theresa of | Austria and Schaumburg-Lippe led during the War of th |
e was made painter to Archduchess Margaret of | Austria, and also briefly worked at the court of Henr |
est dog sled race, the Alpirod, across Italy, | Austria, and France. |
The Austro-Turkish War was fought between | Austria and the Ottoman Empire. |
at the University of Music and Arts in Graz, | Austria and Head of the Jazz Composition Department i |
He taught music in his native | Austria and in Japanese schools such as the Tokyo Nat |
style to the neighbouring areas of Slovenia, | Austria and Hungary. |
aying is very advanced especially in Bavaria, | Austria and Slovenia. |
's final two games came in the finals against | Austria and Uruguay. |
eased in May 2009 in Germany, Switzerland and | Austria and in October 2009 in Finland. |
Spain, France, Benelux, Germany, Switzerland, | Austria and the Czech Republic , and is especially co |
He was supported by | Austria and had also many adherents among the Zelanti |
On 3 May 1945, the corps entered | Austria, and advanced along the Inn River until Germa |
first single "El Mundo Bailando" in Germany, | Austria and Switzerland. |
stag fire in 1933 Crispien went into exile to | Austria and later Switzerland, representing the Socia |
d Three International Awards including one in | Austria and Japan. |
r Viticulture and Pomology at Klosterneuburg, | Austria and in 1938 became its director. |
performed 4th in the running order, following | Austria and preceding Yugoslavia. |
He made a similar trip to | Austria and Germany and, while in Germany, he died on |
It was on first place in | Austria and on third place in the German album charts |
Constance was a daughter of Charles II of | Austria and Maria Anna of Bavaria. |
He also played in Sweden, | Austria, and Holland. |
She settled in present-day | Austria and gained Austrian citizenship. |
t muscle disorder known to affect families in | Austria and the UK. |
Born in | Austria and educated at Pomona College and the Univer |
ted as a major international conflict between | Austria and Italy. |
visiting Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, | Austria, and also Ukraine. |
hens, Greece; Hildesheim, Germany; Carinthia, | Austria; and Venice, Italy. |
She was born in Russia but moved to | Austria and competed for them internationally. |
Two other potential victories were lost in | Austria and Canada through reliability issues when Hu |
s a double-A-side single by Falco released in | Austria and Germany in December 1981. |
Bavaria, mother of Emperor Franz Joseph I of | Austria and Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico. |
itional Viennese strudel, a popular pastry in | Austria and in many countries in Europe that once bel |
Catherine would have been delighted to see | Austria and Prussia embark on a crusade in the cause |
He visited Hungary, | Austria and Italy in 1795-1796 and Portugal from 1797 |
first wife was Archduchess Cecilia Renata of | Austria and second Princess Mary Louise of Mantua (Ma |
n London as to the "Subsidienvertrag" between | Austria and Great Britain. |
utical inventor (born 16 June 1888 in Vienna, | Austria and died June 24, 1951 in Stockholm). |
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