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Empress of Austria-Hungary
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1717
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Maria Theresa
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Composer of the Classical period. "Father of the Symphony"
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1732
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Joseph Haydn
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Last Queen of France before the French Revolution. She later got executed by guillotine.
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1755
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Marie-Antoinette
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Composer of the early Romantic era and influencer of several other composers
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1797
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Franz Schubert
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Composer and son of a composer with the same name. "Blue Danube"
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1825
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Johann Strauß
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Physicist and one of those responsible for the discovery of nuclear fission.
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1878
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Lise Meitner
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Jurist who served on the US Supreme Court from 1939 to 1962
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1882
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Felix Frankfurter
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Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Also known for a thought experiment with a cat
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1887
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Erwin Schrödinger
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Considered one of the greatest philosophers of the 20th century
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1889
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Ludwig Wittgenstein
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Director, "Metropolis" "M"
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1890
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Fritz Lang
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Economist and philosopher who is best known for his defence of classical liberalism. Winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics.
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1899
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Friedrich August von Hayek
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Nobel Prize-winning physicist and one of the pioneers of quantum physics
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1900
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Wolfgang Pauli
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Matriarch of the Trapp Family Singers and inspiration for "Sound of Music"
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1905
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Maria von Trapp
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Medical theorist for whom Asperger syndrome is named
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1906
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Hans Asperger
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SS-functionary and war criminal, famous from "Schindler's List" potrayed by Ralph Fiennes
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1908
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Amon Göth
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SPÖ-Politician and longest serving Chancellor in republican Austria
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1911
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Bruno Kreisky
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female writer known for her accounts of her persecution by the Nazis because of her Jewish ancestry
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1921
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Ilse Aichinger
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One of the greatest football managers of all time, two times winner of the European Cup and champion in Austria, Germany, Belgium and Netherlands
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1925
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Ernst Happel
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Academy Award winning actor for the film "Judgment at Nuremberg"
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1930
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Maximilian Schell
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Business magnate, engineer and long-time chairman of Volkswagen
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1937
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Ferdinand Piech
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SPÖ-politician and former Chancellor of Austria
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1937
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Franz Vranitzky
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Actress with international sucess mainly in the French film industry. "Sissi"-Trilogy "The Swimming Pool" "The Trial"
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1938
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Romy Schneider
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current President of Austria anf former professor of economics
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1944
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Alexander van der Bellen
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Former jurist who served as first female Chancellor of Austria
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1949
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Brigitte Bierlein
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Formula One Champion and aviation entrepreneur
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1949
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Niki Lauda
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retired Footballer, regarded as one of Austria's greastest players
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1953
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Hans Krankl
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Academy Award winning actor, "Inglorious Basterds" "Django Unchained"
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1956
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Christoph Waltz
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Singer, "Rock me Amadeus" "Der Komissar". Best selling Austrian singer of all time and only german singing artist who reached No.1 on the Billboard charts
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1957
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Falco
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all-time leading Goalscorer for the Austrian national team, Sevilla, Bremen and Austria Wien
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1964
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Toni Polster
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Austria's most capped player of all-time, Rapid Wien and Werder Bremen
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1968
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Andreas Herzog
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former Vice Chancellor of Austria and chairman of the FPÖ. "Ibiza affair"
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1969
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Heinz-Christian Strache
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Danish footballer, Bayern, Glasgow Rangers, Ajax Amsterdam. His brother Michael was a known footballer too
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1969
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Brian Laudrup
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CEO and Team Principal of Mercedes Formula One Team
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1972
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Toto Wolff
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ÖVP-Politician and current Chancellor of Austria
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1986
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Sebastian Kurz
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Footballer and "bad boy of Austrian football", Shanghai Port (former West Ham United, Stoke City and Werder Bremen)
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1989
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Marko Arnautovic
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Footballer, Real Madrid and former Bayern Munich
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1992
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David Alaba
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first NBA-player from Austria, San Antonio Spurs
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1995
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Jakob Pöltl
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Austrian Footballer, VfB Stuttgart
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1997
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Saša Kalajdžić
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