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1767: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
1838: Clara Schumann
1854: Cavalry Captain Baron von Mertens; Count and Countess Ad. Schönfeld, Graz; Count L. Colloredo, Milan; Prince Grimaldi con Toscana; Prince Carl von Baden; Count G. Batthian; Countess Peyrette de Concorde
1855: Prince Karl Auersperg, Prague; Prince Karl of Bavaria; Princess Hohenlohe, Baden; Countess Lützow, Rome; Princess M. Cantacuzine
1856: Court Kapellmeister Franz Liszt; Major General Prince Holstein, Ödenburg; Count E. Kinsky, Ischl
1857: Secretary of Embassy Vicomte F. Arjuzon, Paris; Count Nostiz, Prague, Lieutenant Colonel Prince L. Hohenlohe, Prague;
1859: Anton Rubinstein; Count A. Kaunitz; Duke Nikolaus von Württemberg
1861: Marie, Duchess of Parma, Prince Robert de Bourbon
1862: Richard Wagner, H. Rotschild, Frankfurt, Duke E. Sforza, Venice
1863: Richard Wagner, court organist Anton Bruckner; Moritz Schwind
1869: General Count Radetzky; Abbé Franz Liszt
1889: August von Pettenkofen
1895: Adolf Menzel
1896: Eduard Grieg
1957: Olga Tschechova; Vera Tschechova
1958: Oskar Kokoschka
1972: Lil Dagover; Curd Jürgens
1973: Walter Slezak
1980: Otto von Habsburg
1981: Udo Jürgens; Paul Flora
April 30.2019 – January 19. 2020 The great impact of the Social Democrats who had the majority in Vienna from 1919 to 1934 is visible up to the present day. The influence of Red Vienna is noticeable in numerous social, recreational and cultural institutions. The public housing (Gemeindebau) created back then still characterizes the Viennese […]
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