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The two World War II veterans never knew each other when both were captured in Europe in 1944 and held as prisoners of war at the same time.
A slice of Sachertorte and a Kapuziner, the Viennese equivalent of the cappuccino, make up the essential Viennese cafe experience.
Wiener Privatbank SE (WPB) - Financial and Strategic SWOT Analysis...
The company along with its subsidiaries offers a wide range of financial products and services including private banking and wealth management, asset management, real estate products and services, and corporate investments and financing fund services to its private and institutional clients.
Albright: Military force a question as Iran sanctions work
One of the most influential diplomats in recent decades believes crippling sanctions against Iran are successfully limiting the country's suspected nuclear weapons programs, despite a recent finding that could yet lead to military intervention to ensure stability in the region.
Strabag SE - Strategy and SWOT Report - new company profile report published
The report covers the companys structure, operation, SWOT analysis, product and service offerings and corporate actions, providing a 360E s view of the company.
Mozart: 18th Century rock star
However, in HART Theatre's spring production Amadeus, originally written by Peter Shaffer in 1979 and performed on Broadway one year later, director Molly Devitt says the play about a fictionalized 18th century music rivalry speaks as much to mid-90s rival rappers Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls as it does to their classical predecessors, Wolfgang ... (more)
ElBaradei: Egypt has ways to go
Mohamed El Baradei, former chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency, speaks May 24, 2012, to the media in Vienna, Austria.
Court approves a 690,000 payout for girl (7) 'tied to oxygen machine'
THE mother of a young girl who received 690,000 in a court settlement yesterday has said her daughter is now "permanently tied to an oxygen machine". The High Court approved the settlement for Aisling Lenehan for alleged medical negligence arising out of the care she received prior to, and following, her birth.
Proll outpaces friends and foes in capability check
Austria's longest-serving governor has been identified as the most capable one in the opinion of citizens.
The festival for the whole family runs from 25 to 28 May at Rathausplatz with typical fair attractions for the little ones and concerts for the grown-ups. Carousels, pony rides, bouncy castles and air slides are on the program for children at the Vienna Fair on Rathausplatz.
2012 Life Ball Mini Roadster Designed by Vogue Editor, Franca Sozzani
After teasing us with a single sketch in the beginning of May, Mini went ahead and presented the Roadster Cooper S designed by Franca Sozzani, chief editor of Italian Vogue, at the 2012 edition of the annual Life Ball charity event in Vienna, Austria.
Luxury shopping at the Kohlmarkt
The Kohlmarkt is the place to look for those luxury goods. The area is home to traditional Viennese jewellers like Wagner, Bucherer and Schullin, as well as resonant international luxury brands.
Vienna road toll on the agenda again
The Vienna Greens are risking a coalition-internal conflict by calling for a city toll.
A Straight-through Credit Process Provides Enterprise-wide Risk Management to BBVA Compass
Automated Financial Systems , Inc., announces a milestone in its ongoing support of BBVA Compass Bancshares, Inc., with whom it has had a 15-year relationship.
U.N. nuclear watchdog expects deal with Iran
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency says he will sign an agreement soon with Iran over its nuclear program, a sign that Iran may have agreed to broader inspections.
RNA folding with soft constraints: reconciliation of probing data and ...
Santa Fe, NM 87501, USA Thermodynamic folding algorithms and structure probing experiments are commonly used to determine the secondary structure of RNAs.
Franca Sozzani Was Straight-Laced
Franca Sozzani wore a lace gown with bows on the bodice to the Life Ball 2012 AIDS charity fundraiser in Vienna, Austria, on Saturday.
Gregory Jaczko Resigns as Chairman of Nuclear Commission
Gregory Jaczko, chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, at a press briefing at the Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Safety at the International Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA, in Vienna, Austria, on June 21, 2011.
Avionics: GPS loss preceded fatal drone crash
Hopes that a new breed of commercial drones can be easily integrated into civilian airspace have been dashed after it was revealed that the loss of the technology likely to make it all possible - automatic GPS navigation between waypoints - led to a fatal accident last week.
Casting and production information for major feature film sequel 'Artemis 2'
The second film in a super-popular trilogy, "Artemis 2", is gearing up for pre-production and casting will soon be underway in Los Angeles for new co-starring and supporting roles.