Austria

what are some places that are good to visit in Austria?

Austria is in Central Europe and it bordered by Germany, Switzerland (and Liechtenstein) to the west, the Czech Repulic to the north, Slovakia and Hungary to the east, and Slovenia and Italy to the south.

Apfelstrudel (apple cake)

Wiener Schnitzel (breaded escalope of veal)

Kasnudel (pasta stuffed with curd cheese)

Reindling (cake with raisins)

Sacher Torte (choclate cake)

Austria is in central Europe, and would be regarded as being part of western Europe.

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Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in Sarajevo in current Bosnia. Yugoslavia

No, it's not. It is bordered to the north by the North Sea and the Baltic Sea.

Alexander Igoryevich Rybak won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2009 performing his hit single, "Fairytale." He is a true embodiment of talent - he sings, writes, arranges, and plays numerous instruments.

The correct spelling of the name of the Austrian painter is "Friedensreich Hundertwasser."

The Netherlands and France have no common border in Europe, where there are separated by Belgium. But they have a common border on the Carribbean island of Saint-Martin - St Marteen, a small island that is divided between the two countries.

Austria is well known for its beautiful scenery & its food. Also I heard its music is pretty nice too. I am doing a project on the same thing and i found those things... If you check out worldbook.com and type in Austria.. It gives you some good information..

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Very cold. It snows and people ski. My butter froze in my kitchen because there is no central heat and you only heat one room at a time.

The Declaration of Pillnitz had warned France of "dire consequences" if anything should happen to Louis XVI. France in Revolution considered that to be a threat and declared War on Austria. Then they sent Louis XVI to the guillotine believing that a dead Monarch was less of a threat.

a social market economy

Austria is predominantly capitalist, but has numerous socialist aspects to its economy.

The pretext for the war was given by the supposed ineligibility of Maria Theresa to the Hapsburg's throne after the Death of her father, the emperor Charles VI,

because the Salic Law precluded royal inheritance by a woman.

The very real reason was instead the will of France to challenge the power of the Hapsburg to get some territorial gain in the Austrian Flanders and that of Prussia to conquer the rich region of Silesia to the Hapsburg.

One obstacle to German unification was that Austria did not want a powerful neighbor. Religion was another obstacle, as well as individuals not wanting to lose their power.

Otto Bismarck (later von Bismarck), the first-ever German chancellor, he became chancellor of a unified Germany in 1871. He was already chancellor of the most powerful state in the German Confederation (1815-1866).

In the Tirol a traditional dish is Tiroler Grostel, which is a fried potato dish with various cubes of meat (usually bacon, sausage and beef). This is sometimes served with a fried egg on top.

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Yes, Austria is next to Germany, in Europe.

== == After unification, Germany was the strongest military power on the continent. Germany's position geographically was between large military powers. Otto von Bismarck had to be as sure as possible that no one would attack Germany, at least no coalition. First, in 1879, Bismarck made a secret alliance with Austria-Hungary. In 1881, Bismarck signed a tri-treaty with Russia, Austria, and Germany: the Alliance of Three Emperors. In 1882, Italy joined this alliance, making a triple alliance along with Austria and Russia. Under Bismarck, Germany maintained a stable and reliable foreign policy, because Bismarck maintained an anti-imperialistic stand and maintained diplomacy. Germany managed to stay on good terms with just about everyone but France. Industrialization progressed dynamically in Germany. German manufacturers began to capture domestic markets from British import. The German textiles and metal industries surpassed those of Britain in organization and technical efficiency and usurped British manufacturers in the domestic market. Germany became the dominant economic power on the continent and was the second largest exporting nation after the US. By the turn of the century, the German metals and engineering industries would be producing heavily for the free trade market of Britain. By the time of World War I (1914-1918), The German economy switched to supplying its military with the proper equipment needed to fight the war. This included the production of rifles (Gewehr 98), pistols (P08 Luger), and heavy weaponry (Maxim machine gun, Minenwerfer mortar, and several other heavy and light artillery pieces). Additionally, Imperial Germany was leading in the sectors of Physics and Chemistry so that one third of all Nobel Prizes went to German inventors and researchers.

Oil productions are basically killing our Earth.
Animals in Australia have been bred in isolation and so are unable to cope with pressures which humans bringing other animals such as cats and dogs to the island. Marsupials have been long since deceased from the rest of the world because other mammals evolved and had an advantage over marsupials. This was shown when rabbits were introduced and nearly wiped out Australians natural marsupials.