- he
rented a house.
Starting in 1958 he
began spending his
summers in
Kirchstetten, Austria,
where he
bought a
farmhouse with the
prize money of the Premio...
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Kirchstetten is a town in
district of
Sankt Pölten-Land in the
Austrian state of
Lower Austria. It was the home
during part of
their lives to the Austrian...
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Khalatbari is one of the founders,
music director and
conductor of
Kirchstetten Castle International Music Festival in
northern Austria. He has conducted...
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Josef Weinheber (9
March 1892 in
Vienna – 8
April 1945 in
Kirchstetten,
Lower Austria) was an
Austrian lyric poet,
narrative writer and essayist. Brought...
- and the
title of a
collection by
Philip Larkin. 1965: "Whitsunday in
Kirchstetten" is a poem by W. H. Auden, from his
collection About the House. 1973:...
- "Thanksgiving for a Habitat", a
sequence of
poems about Auden's
house in
Kirchstetten, Austria, and a
miscellaneous group of
poems headed "In and Out". Almost...
- agriculture. The town is
divided into the
neighborhoods of Einwald, Kien,
Kirchstetten, Mittereinwald, Oberpilsbach, Schmidham, Untereinwald, and Unterpilsbach...
- Zimmer),
Catherine ****er (Hilda Mack),
Martha Mödl (Carolina Gräfin von
Kirchstetten),
Loren Driscoll (Toni Reischmann),
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (Gregor...
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Kirchschlag Market town 621
Kirchschlag in der
Buckligen Welt
Other city 2,889
Kirchstetten Market town 2,189
Kirnberg an der Mank
Other muni****lity 1,070 Klausen-Leopoldsdorf...
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Norway December 17, 1945 31–32
years Josef Weinheber Morphine overdose Kirchstetten,
Austria April 8, 1945 53 years, 30 days
Jakob Weiseborn Poison Flossenbürg...
