- A
Freihaus (German for "free house") was a
house that,
although physically within the city
walls of a
medieval or
early modern city, was
legally outside...
- was
called "das
Starhembergische Freihaus" ("free-house of the Starhembergs"), from
which was
derived the name "
Freihaus-Theater".
Christian Rossbach, a...
- The work
premiered on 30
September 1791 at Schikaneder's theatre, the
Freihaus-Theater auf der
Wieden in Vienna, just two
months before the composer's...
-
British pub that is
owned independently of the
breweries that
supply it
Freihaus, a
house within a town's
walls but
legally outside the town's
domain This...
-
Freiung denoted the fact that the
first settlers were
exempt from
taxes (cf.
Freihaus). The
nearby village of
Kreuzberg received market rights in 1354, which...
- the
fourth district to form the
fifth district in 1861. The so-called
Freihaus,
built in 1700 and the
largest apartment building/tenement of the time...
- Andreashütte Used from 1936
until 1945. Zbąszynek Neu
Bentschen Zduńska Wola
Freihaus Used from 1943
until 1945.
Zduny Treustädt Used from 1943
until 1945. Zdzieszowice...
- 1789,
Haibel joined Emanuel Schikaneder's
company of
performers at the
Freihaus-Theater auf der Wieden.
While there, he
acted in
plays and sang in operas...
- Mozart's
singspiel opera The
Magic Flute (Die Zauberflöte) premières at the
Freihaus-Theater auf der
Wieden in Vienna.
October 1 –
French Revolution: The Legislative...
-
Menschentorsi (1983/1993),
Arkadengang Technische Universität Wien,
campus Freihaus,
Wiedner Hauptstraße 8-10,
Wieden (Vienna) [to be expanded] Zweifigurengruppe...
