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{{Short description|Austrian-Italian writer (1949–2005)}} ...hard Kofler (1949–2005)|author=Howes, Geoffrey C.|year=2006|journal=Modern Austrian Literature|volume=39|issue=1|pages=94–98|jstor=24649305}}</ref> ...

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{{Short description|Austrian writer, poet and translator (1898–1959)}} [[Category:20th-century Austrian poets]] ...

...Fernando Pessoa]] and [[Torquato Tasso]]; in 1989, he received the [[Grand Austrian State Prize]] for his translations. [[Category:20th-century Czech poets]] ...

...Salomon Krauss''' (7 October 1859 &ndash; 29 May 1938) was a [[Croatia]]n-Austrian [[History of the Jews in Croatia|Jewish]] [[sexology|sexologist]], [[ethnog [[Category:19th-century Austrian writers]] ...

{{Short description|Austrian writer}} Austrian Olympic swimmer and swimsuit model [[Hedy Bienenfeld]] was the inspiration ...

{{Short description|Austrian linguist}} | nationality = [[Austrians|Austrian]] ...

Naftali Herz Tur-Sinai was born '''Harry Torczyner''' in [[Lemberg]], [[Austrian Galicia|Galicia]], [[Austria-Hungary]] (later [[Lwów]], [[Poland]], now [[L [[Category:Translators of the Bible into German]] ...

{{Austrian State Prize for European Literature}} [[Category:20th-century Hungarian poets]] ...

...gmann (fencer)|the 19th-century theologian|Josef Jungmann (theologian)|the 20th-century Jesuit liturgist|Josef Andreas Jungmann}} [[Category:Linguists from the Austrian Empire]] ...

...rule]], in 1892 Żeleński left for [[Kraków]], in [[Austro-Hungarian Empire|Austrian]]-ruled [[Galicia (Central Europe)|Galicia]], where he enrolled at the [[Ja [[Category:20th-century Polish poets]] ...

| birth_place = [[Lemberg]], [[Austrian partition]] Staff was born in [[Lwów]] (then in the [[Austrian partition]]; now [[Lviv]], Ukraine) during the military [[partitions of Pol ...

| birth_place = [[Coșbuc, Bistrița-Năsăud|Faassendorf]], [[Austrian Empire]] [[Category:20th-century Romanian translators]] ...

...and Austrian authors, he was awarded the Hungarian Petőfi Award and the [[Austrian Decoration for Science and Art]] in 1970. He translated the novels of [[Erv ...hrvatska]], [[Croatian Writers' Association]], the Association of Literary Translators and the Yugoslav branch of the [[International PEN]].<ref name="biography"/ ...

| nationality = [[Austrian people|Austrian]] ...Master [[Tōrei Enji]], which was awarded the Culture Prize by the Japanese Translators' Association in 1991. ...

{{Short description|Austrian poet and writer}} [[File:H.C. Artmann 19741121 Triptychon.jpg|thumb|Acceptance speech for Grand Austrian State Prize, 1974, Vienna, Hofburg]] ...

By birth, Sylvana belongs to the Austrian branch of the [[Tomaselli|Tomaselli family]], an ancient [[Italian nobility ...later rose to prominent positions in both [[Kingdom of Italy|Italy]] and [[Austrian Empire|Austria]].<ref>{{Cite web |date=2015-09-17 |title=Il tesoro nascosto ...

[[Austrian Empire]] ...Electrical Matter and the Fourth State of Matter'' in the ''Notes of the Austrian Imperial Academy of Sciences'' (1880–1883), but expressed his ideas in an o ...

..., he moved with his family to [[Leipzig]]. There, he attended a school for translators and interpreters, studying English and [[Russian language|Russian]]. In 195 [[Category:20th-century German novelists]] ...

...he work notably compares British with French, (then West) German, Swedish, Austrian, and Spanish administrative methods; Sisson sees the British Civil Service [[Category:English translators]] ...