Austria

They both opposed each other for centuries as to who would control Southeastern Europe. Additionally, there were huge cultural, religious, political, and economic differences between the two empires.

Karl von Habsburg was named the Prince Imperial of Austria in 2007. He has never reigned because Austria has not had a king or queen since World War 2. Austria is ran by a president and a chancellor now.

There is one main river that flows thorugh Austria, which is the River Danube. Its source is near Donauschingen in southwestern Germany. This river flows through Austria into the Black Sea. It is the only major European river that flows eastward.

5 major cities in Denmark are:-

# Copenhagen (the capital) # Odense # Arhus # Alborg # Esbjerg

Archduchess Auguste Ferdinande of Austria died on 1864-04-26.

Euro, but the german pronounciation starts with "oy" like in soy bean, the "ro" ist the same as in English"

None whatsoever! Only lakes, you see...and to see, one must view a map of the country and its surroundings...and to experience, one must visit!

Vienna International Airport (IATA Code: VIE)

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Austria is a federal parliamentary republic.

The current head of government (Federal Chancellor) is Werner Faymann. He heads a two-party coalition between the Social Democratic Party of Austria (centre left) and the Austrian People's Party (centre right).

Austria is most associated with its rich cultural heritage, particularly in music, being the homeland of classical composers like Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss. The country is also known for its stunning alpine landscapes, historic cities like Vienna and Salzburg, and its contributions to art and philosophy. Additionally, Austrian cuisine, famous for dishes like Wiener Schnitzel and Sachertorte, plays a significant role in its cultural identity.

NO, America is richier as GDP and GDP per capita. Americans have $48000 of GDP per capita, vs $35000 for Germans. As a whole country America is 10 times richier than Germany with just 4 times Gemany population.

Correction to Mr. Ernesto006: GDP of USA is 16,800 billions USD while Germany GDP is 3,660billions USD. (aprox. value).

Wikipedia sucks, look specialised websites please.

That makes the USA GDP 4,6 times higher than the German one WITH 3,8 times more population AND 27,5 times it surface (and is not Siberia, I´m talking about productive, habitable surface).

So USA is richer, Germany more productive. And btw, Germany has a social welfare by far better than the US one (with the cost that it represents).

I like both, States and Germany, but let´s be precise.

no they have little to none natural resources which is why they make manufactured goods

Yes Austria is a developed country.

use google you can get a real answer there

Laos, it is much nearer the equator.

Yes, a water border.

The German state (German: "Land") of Bavaria (German: "Bayern") and Switzerland are on opposite sides of a lake called "Bodensee". The most famous place on the Bavarian part of the lake is the island town of Lindau.

If you go around the lake you need to either go via the state of Baden-Württemberg, or via Austria. Trains between Switzerland and Munich (German: München), the capital of Bavaria, go via Bregenz (Austria) and Lindau.

Because Bulgaria allied with Germany

Rivers are important in landlocked Austria. The Danube is the largest river. The Rhine and Elbe are also large but have much less water flow in Austria. Other rivers include the Thaya, Leitha, Raab, and Drau. Bodensee or Lake Contance is on the border of Austria and Switzerland. There is also the Inn River which flows through Innsbruck. The Salzach, Traun, and Enns flow into the Inn River.

It is a good idea to tip if the service was good at restaurants in Austria.

Austrian Empire ended in 1867.

I pretty sure it is a president as i am doing a project on Austria and in all the books i have read it says president. Hope i helped :-)