Übersetzung für 'Red Vienna' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Red Vienna

Rotes Wien {n}hist.pol.

Vienna red

Wiener Rot {n}art

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Vienna

Wien {n}geogr.

Young Vienna

Jung-Wien {n}lit.

Vienna basin

Wiener Becken {n}geogr.

Vienna-born {adj}

in Wien geboren

Vienna Woods {pl}

Wienerwald {m}geogr.

Vienna sausage

Saitenwurst {f} [schwäb.] [Wiener Würstchen]gastr.

Wiener (Würstchen) {n}gastr.

Frankfurter Würstel / Würstl {n} [österr.]gastr.

Wienerle {n} [schwäb.] [fränk.]gastr.

Wienerli {n} [schweiz.]gastr.

Vienna cake

Wienertorte {f}gastr.

Vienna Secession

Wiener Secession {f}art

Vienna {adj} [attr.]

Wiener [indekl.]

Vienna roll

Wiener Kaisersemmel {f}gastr.

Vienna rectifier

Vienna-Gleichrichter {m}electr.

Vienna Circle

Wiener Kreis {m}hist.philos.

Vienna horn

Wiener Horn {n}mus.

Vienna Offensive

Schlacht {f} um Wienhist.mil.

Wiener Operation {f} 1945hist.

Vienna municipality

Gemeinde {f} Wienadmin.pol.

• During his tenure, Vienna ultimately changed its appearance as the capital of a great power of the pre-World War I era—a heritage that remained even in Red Vienna after the dissolution of Austria-Hungary in 1918.
• The social democrats of Simmering and of the rest of the so-called "Rotes Wien" (Red Vienna) pushed to build housing developments throughout Vienna and in 1934, 19 "Gemeindebauten" were built in Simmering.
• Following the defeat of Red Vienna in the Austrian Civil War (February 1934), she fled, through Poland and Denmark to the Netherlands, where she joined her husband.
• During the Red Vienna period (1919–34) the Viennese Volkshochschule played an important role in providing popular education attracting significant levels of participation from both factory and office workers.
• That song's melody was used for the song "Die Arbeiter von Wien" ("The Workers of Vienna") in Red Vienna.

• The country was divided between the conservative countryside population and Red Vienna controlled by the Social Democrats.
• The Dreher Brewery and Tavern played an important role in the Social Democrat movement of Vienna following World War I, also known as Red Vienna.
• The Social Democrats remained in opposition and concentrated on their Red Vienna stronghold, while the Austrian political climate polarized over the next years.
• Breitner, known as the architect of Red Vienna, had instituted a progressive luxury tax on the propertied class to provide housing for the poor.
• Danneberg was one of the architects of Red Vienna and he was killed in the Auschwitz concentration camp in 1942.

• She starred in the Manhattan Theatre Club's production of "Tales From Red Vienna" in 2014.
• In Red Vienna, the tune was used for the song "Die Arbeiter von Wien" (The Workers of Vienna) highlighting those fighting for a bright future of the proletariat.
• Tandler was a leading anatomist of the Vienna University; he is also considered one of the architects of Red Vienna and the Austrian welfare state.
• In 1923 he received an honorary doctorate from the University of Innsbruck; the Tyroleans had been keen to distance themselves from "red Vienna" since 1922, and wanted to establish themselves independently under a Catholic monarch.