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- Brigittenauer Athletiksport Club, commonly referred to as Brigittenauer AC or BAC, was an Austrian football and athletics sport club from Vienna, Austria...
- rocks. With the demolition of the Vienna Basin, this is a layer on top Brigittenauer only 200 meters (660 ft) in height, however, in Zwischenbrücken 2,000...
- 1973–74 Grazer AK 1 2 2003–04 Wiener AC 1 1 1914–15 Hakoah Vienna 1 1 1924–25 SpC Rudolfshügel – 1 – Brigittenauer AC – 1 – FC Wien – 1 – SV Ried – 1 –...
- gained major transport improvements: S-Bahn (1962), Nordbrücke (1964), Brigittenauer Brücke (1983), and U6 metro (1996). The Veterinary University relocated...
- From north to south, they are the Nordbrücke, Floridsdorfer Brücke, Brigittenauer Brücke, Reichsbrücke and Praterbrücke. Five national autobahns leave...
- World Cup. He later pla**** two games for Germany. He also pla**** for Brigittenauer AC, Floridsdorfer AC, and FC Admira Wacker Mödling. Copa do Mundo da...
- locks on the Danube. Offices: Tech Gate Vienna (main office) Location Brigittenauer S**** (Vienna) Location Angern (Lower Austria) Location West (Aschach...
- sets. The earliest precursor of the Vienna tramway network was the Brigittenauer Eisenbahn, a horsecar tramway. From 1840 to 1842, it led from the Donaukanal...
- notable example is the apartment block built in the early 1930s in Brigittenauer Lände, 20th district of Vienna. A symmetrical imposing structure, it...
- beginning of today's district museum stood a private collection of the Brigittenauer police district inspector Heinrich Zwicker (1919–1991). The collection...