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- Dora Ratjen: The Athlete Who Lived a Dual Identity
Gold and a world record in Vienna The performance that made Ratjen famous came at the 1938 European Athletics Championships in Vienna, where a clearance of 1.67 metres was good enough for gold and a new world record
- The Wisdom of Marcus Aurelius: Lessons from the Philosopher Emperor
Marcus died in 180 CE, likely in Vindobona (Vienna) or Sirmium (Serbia).
- Défilé by AES+F: The Morgue Bodies Dressed in High Fashion
That same autumn it had a run at Knoll Galerie in Vienna, from 8 September to 14 November.
- Adrian Carton de Wiart: The Unkillable Soldier Who Enjoyed War
British subject in 1907 and in 1908 married an Austrian countess, Friederike Fugger von Babenhausen, in Vienna Carton de Wiart in Cairo, 1943 Cork, the Lost Medals and a Plaque in a Cellar Friederike died in Vienna
- Enchanting Beauty: The Private Art and Hidden Life of Alfred Cheney Johnston
context, and if you're interested in the world he was part of, pieces like our look at Studio Manassé and Vienna's
- Hitler and Speer’s Vision for Berlin: The Dream of Germania
As a young man in Vienna, he had sketched neoclassical façades and grand boulevards.
- Chess With Sex: The Making of The Thomas Crown Affair (1968)
By the 12th move, the board reflected a position from an 1898 Vienna tournament game between Zeissl and
- Lee Miller: The War Photographer, Muse and Model That Did Things Her Own Way
captured the poignant realities of wartime Europe: from the heartbreaking scenes of dying children in a Vienna
- The Mummies of Venzone and the Village That Lived With Its Dead
Individual mummies were examined at the University of Padua, the Vienna Museum, and even at Saint Louis
- Mensur: The German Student Duels Where the Scar Was the Prize
He got it fencing as a student at the University of Vienna.
- Carlos the Jackal: The Assassin Who Became a Celebrity
operation came on December 21, 1975, when he led a six person commando team into the OPEC headquarters in Vienna
- Robert Hanssen: The FBI Agent Who Became America's Most Damaging Spy
evening of Sunday 18 February 2001, a tall, stooped man in a dark suit pulled into Foxstone Park in Vienna
