Austria

Yes. There is also a place called Burghausen in the Land(state) of Salzburg. There also various places called Burghausen in Bavaria.

Austria's modern origins begin in 1871, when Germany unified under the Prussian flag and Austria was denied entry into the Empire. After WW2, Austria became a Nation-State, with it's own nationality. Before WW2, Austria was a state but the people were Germans.

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First, Napoleon conquered their lands and disbanded the Holy Roman Empire, renaming it the Austrian empire. Second, when they lost in WWI, the Hapsburgs were banished and Austria became a republic.

Andreas Hofer (for rebelling against Napoleon)

Franz Jägerstätter (for refusing to fight in WW2)

Austria followed Switzerland's model by developing skilled-labor Industries.

the guy before was a jerk so i am going to lay this down Many diverse cultures felt they should have the right to self-government.

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Before the introduction of the Euro, the currnecy was 100 Groschen = 1 Schilling. Prior to about 1920 it was 100 Heller = 1 Krone and until about 1870 4 Heller made one Kreuzer and 60 Kreuzer (that is 240 Heller) made 1 Gulden.

Schilling was the Austrian currency before they get the Euro

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How much did a gas cost in austria

Hitler failed the medical exam because of poor nutrition. He tried to join the Austrian Army in 1915 but years of poor food had made him too weak to join.

Good demographic (stage four/zpg ), and there are many job opportunities.

non-renewble resources would eventually run out e.g. coal, natural gases, oil

Some non-renewable gases produced harmful gases when turned into electricity, plastic, e.t.c

renewable resources cost a lot more to substitute for non-reusable resources e.g. wave, wind and solar power

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Yes, she was. She raised 16 children and helped create reforms for eductaion in both of her countries...not just Austria! Not to mention she was a religious woman... Yes, she was. She raised 16 children and helped create reforms for eductaion in both of her countries...not just Austria! Not to mention she was a religious woman...

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"What are the provincial state or territorial capitals of Austria?"

Austria is a republic.

The area of Upper Austria is 11,979.91 square kilometers.

Not many Arabs actually live in Zell Am See, Austria. However, hundreds of thousands of Arab tourists from the Gulf region visit the city yearly. When you compare those numbers to the amount of indigenous Austrians, it looks like the city has been completely overrun by Arabs, but this is not the case.

Austria is in central Europe and would be regarded as a western European country.

In 1932 Austria became a Fascist dictatorship, but less oppressive than many. Then, in 1938, it was annexed by Nazi Germany.

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