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Traunkirchen (German: [ˌtʁaʊ̯nˌkiʁçn̩]) is a muni****lity on the
Traunsee in the
Austrian state of
Upper Austria, Austria. The lake and the
mountains provide...
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other towns and
villages surround the lake,
including Altmünster and
Traunkirchen.
There is a
local legend that
speaks of a
waterhorse that
lives in the...
- (Vienna, 20
February 1884 –
Traunkirchen, 13
August 1886)
Archduke Ferdinand Salvator (Baden bei Wien, 2 June 1888 –
Traunkirchen, 28 July 1891) "Costados...
- (Vienna, 20
February 1884 –
Traunkirchen, 13
August 1886)
Archduke Ferdinand Salvator (Baden bei Wien, 2 June 1888 –
Traunkirchen, 28 July 1891)
Maria Immaculata...
- In
Traunkirchen at Lake
Traun in
Upper Austria,
archaeologists from the
University of
Innsbruck are
researching the only Iron Age
lakeside settlement currently...
- the
fortress of Steyr. He also
served a Vogt (reeve) of the Lambach,
Traunkirchen, Obermünster, and ****nbeug
monasteries and was co-founder of Admont...
- Zeilinger's proposal. In 2009, he
founded the
International Academy Traunkirchen,
which is
dedicated to the
support of
gifted students in
science and...
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Pinsdorf Roitham Sankt Konrad Sankt Wolfgang im
Salzkammergut Scharnstein Traunkirchen Vorchdorf Official site 47°54′04″N 13°47′38″E / 47.901°N 13.794°E...
- Abbey,
Altenburg (Lower Austria):
Benedictine monks Altmünster, see
Traunkirchen Abbey Ardagger Priory (dissolved),
Ardagger (Lower Austria): men's collegiate...
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Webern attended,
interrupting his
summer with Schoenberg, who
remained in
Traunkirchen.
Webern praised the Amar Quartet's
performance to Berg, but what unfolded...
