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That memorial plaque on the street of Schottenfeldg. 60 commemorates synagogue and Hebrew language school which was destroyed in the Kristalnacht in 1938. Neubau’s district council unanimously decided to install a memorial plaque in 1988, but the owner of the building, who got it from Nazis in 40s and was allowed to keep it even after the war, refused it.
— Mar 10, 2019 12:20PM
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Natsu
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Not really weird and certainly not hilarious. More like... obscure and lesser known facts about Vienna?
Thought short, it was a bit hard to read because of the author’s writing style...
— Dec 03, 2019 12:50AM
Thought short, it was a bit hard to read because of the author’s writing style...
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So there is a tiniest republic of Kugelmugel near Pratet thanks to then mayor Zirk.
— Dec 03, 2019 12:24AM
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Solution? The plaque was installed on the sidewalk right in front of the building. When you light up the metal plate the text on it, a poem by Erich Fried, is reflected on the wall of the building, which is very cool. Well done, Neubau.
— Mar 10, 2019 12:29PM
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Alte Donau area used to be called “Franz Josef Land”, named after a polar archipelago in North Sea (now Russia) that Prof. Julius von Payer’s team discovered during a North Pole expedition.
— Mar 10, 2019 12:04PM
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Schönbrunn, known for its unique yellow colour (Kaisergelb/ Habsburgergelb/ Schönbrunner Gelb), at one point was pink (!) during Maria Theresia’s reign.
— Mar 10, 2019 11:53AM
