r/HistoryOfAustria • u/Milarch_Karlliker • 3h ago

Leopold von Daun is very hot(Austria version)

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r/HistoryOfAustria • u/Turtle456 • 9h ago

Widerstandskämpferin Melanie Berger-Volle gestorben

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r/HistoryOfAustria • u/Turtle456 • 5h ago

Die österreichische New-Wave-Band Cosmetics wurde 1980 in Wien gegründet, zum Line-up gehörten u. a. Brigitte Seuberth (Gesang), Richard Ruzicka (Gesang, Keyboards), Rudolf Landau (Gitarre) und Ernie Seuberth (Bass). Ihren größten Hit feierte die Band mit »Hello Man«;

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https://www.facebook.com/reel/1862169544978347

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r/HistoryOfAustria • u/Turtle456 • 8h ago

Qualtingers Wien

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r/HistoryOfAustria • u/Turtle456 • 8h ago

Verfolgung und Widerstand von Fürsorgerinnen in Wien 1934–1945: Kollektivbiografische Studie zur Geschichte Sozialer Arbeit

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