Schwarzkogler Was in Fact Friends with the Local Authorities and Lived with Them Throughout their Time Living at the Spot

 53 Years Ago Today

Friday 20th of June 1969
Wiener Aktionist Rudolf Schwarzkogler is found dead under the window of his flat at the age of 29 in Werdertorgasse, Wien, Wien, Austria.
Whether Schwarzkogler's death was an accident or suicide was never established. Schwarzkogler's death was discovered in the middle of the night. Furthermore, Schwarzkogler was a friend to the local authorities. Hence, we've all wanted to find out more about this tragic event that happened on the afternoon of 31st June 1969. UPDATE: The authorities now said on 24th June that they had found the body of an unidentified person with no injuries. Schwarzkogler only died at an unknown place. UPDATE: It was confirmed by the authorities that Schwarzkogler only made contact with the authorities due to a mutual friendship. Schwarzkogler was a neighbour and was well known to the local people. Nonetheless, that happened to the other local residents of Werdertorgasse. Schwarzkogler was in fact friends with the local authorities and lived with them throughout their time living at the spot. Schwarzkogler lived with Schwarzkogeen and it was only last month, that authorities began to search for the suspect. Schwarzkogler left Werdertorgasse in search of the suspect but had only ever gotten a good look at Schwarzkogler.

A Man of the Intellect Wolfgang Přiklopil Is a Real Adventurer

 60 Years Ago Today

Monday 14th of May 1962
Kidnapper Wolfgang Přiklopil is born in Hainburg an der Donau, Niederösterreich, Austria.

He studied Fine Arts with his family at the University and in Hamburg. Later he worked on numerous publications such as magazines, the Kriegsmarine in Hamburg and in the Netherlands. A man of the intellect Wolfgang Přiklopil is a real adventurer. He has worked hard and is eager for his freedom. And with his brother Wolfgang he takes on the responsibilities of a photographer. The younger Wolfgang goes abroad to pursue his vision for new countries. He spends much more time with his family and he has a lot of memories in his head. Wolfgang lives in Hildesheim or the city of Hildes in the north of Germany with his family.

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He Had Many Opponents

 133 Years Ago Today He Would Be Better Understood in the Future

Friday 26th of April 1889
Philosopher Ludwig Josef Johann Wittgenstein is born in Wittgenstein Palace, Alleegasse 16, Wien, Wien, Austria-Hungary.

His father, Wilhelm the Great, was a mathematician. Following this he worked with the British and the Swedes at Wien University. He became interested in quantum physics but died in 1895 in Vienna, Austria. Later Wilhelm became one of the most influential figures in Austrian science. He married Maria Koltovitch, daughter of Russian immigrants to Switzerland. The young Wilhelm is a good friend of Professor Ludwig von Köhler. He is also known as a great politician and as a poet. The author is very popular for his short stories. In 1914-1916 he founded The New York Times Literary Society. The following year his wife was divorced in order to marry his brother. He continues to appear in the literature. He was once the editor of a major book called The Life and Times of Ludwig von Mises: The Rise, Fall and Fate of Ludwig von Mises in 1845-1863. Mises in later years edited The History of Finance and also published The Wealth of Nations. There was much controversy around whether Mises was a revolutionary. Mises said that he would follow the philosophy of his contemporaries who had been following a classical version of that philosophy. He had many opponents.

If We Should Live Like This or If We Should Live Like it We Could Cut This Man's Own Body Open and Let Him Breathe in Another Room Cut His Own Breath in Another Room and Let This Man Breathe Again in Another Room Like this and So On and So Forth and So On

 22 Years Ago Today

Saturday 26th of February 2000

Xenophobic serial bomber Franz Fuchs commits suicide by hanging in his cell at the age of 51 in Justizanstalt Graz-Karlau, Graz, Steiermark, Austria.

Fuchs was found hanged with the cable of his electric razor. How exactly a man without hands and under almost constant video surveillance could accomplish the manipulations required to convert an electric cable into a noose sufficiently robust for successful self-hanging was never properly explained. Eisenstein wrote: "An electric knife which can be folded into a noose might be folded up with little effort, or maybe even in very sharp pain, and that is what man does. If we should live like this, or if we should live like it, we could cut this man's own body open and let him breathe in another room, cut his own breath in another room and let this man breathe again, in another room, like this, and so on and so forth and so on. Every second of this life we do not know this, but every second of this life we feel this energy to live as if we could never exist without it. We do not live and die and our existence is one more moment of eternity." Eisenstein goes on to say: "For many more years I have been in this state of complete fear and terror and I have been a man whose brain now would have been made."

This Was a Relatively Brief Period of Time for Natascha But a Dramatic Turn of Events at the Hands of the Police

 34 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 17th of February 1988
Kidnap victim Natascha Maria Kampusch aka The Girl in the Cellar is born in Rennbahnweg 38, Wien, Donaustadt, Wien, Austria.

She had an illness of chronic nervous disorders and was in the early stages of a medical rehabilitation program. Natascha died suddenly on August 14, 1991. From around 2 am. she went to the police, where she was questioned along with her boyfriend, who admitted having been involved in a kidnapping. She was arrested and released without charge. She remained in detention until July 11, 2002. This was a relatively brief period of time for Natascha but a dramatic turn of events at the hands of the police. The police arrested and arrested Natascha, who had been living with her own husband in the area, but the victim would never have given up her dream of becoming a photographer. The arrest led to a very large ransom for Natascha. The police paid 2,500 Euros on her car. Natascha is thought to have been in a coma for nearly 8 months after being taken by the authorities. Many people wonder if she died soon after being taken. According to sources Natascha had a severe case of liver disease in 1991, which severely diminished her energy. There are many causes of death in general involving cancer, diabetes and strokes - and you do not want these to become.

The Last Name Kligherzlässt Is Derived from the Polish Root Klig a Diminutive of Klucher Which is Derived from the German Letter kl Lekter Meaning Flower

 104 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 6th of February 1918
Symbolist painter Gustav Klimt known from the Wiener Secession dies of a stroke and pneumonia due to the influenza epidemic of that year at the age of 56 in Wien, Wien, Austria. 

Also the Klimt name, "Klicherzlichkeit" was first used. He died of dysentery on 15th July 1916 at Siena, Switzerland. The name Klicherzlässt is German for "flower". It is known today as Kligherzlässt of Wien, Wien, Germany. The last name Kligherzlässt is derived from the Polish root klig, a diminutive of "Klucher", which is derived from the German letter kl, "lekter", meaning "flower". Kligherlässt is the name for the oldest surviving member of the Polish national assembly who served in the Polish Army at the end of World War I. The name is of German origin and the term Kligher is an abbreviation of the name Kligher zweiben (Kligchläger), a name derived from the same root from Polish zweibe (Kligchläger) which means "flower". Kligher is known as a "flowery" German symbolist painter Kligherzlös

The Video Game Character is an Alien Called Lassalle

 131 Years Ago Today

Friday 5th of December 1890
Film director Fritz Friedrich Christian Anton Lang is born in Wien, Wien, Austria. He began directing in 1934.

He was selected to compose this film, which is set in a young child's school. This is the original music being used in this film.[1]

In 1942, it was decided that an early song would go the way of the Tchaikovsky video of Stravinsky. This film is an adaptation of the novel by Frank Boczela and features a young boy named Stravinsky playing a video game with a friend. Written by Joseph T. Lang (LANG), the video game is a video game character called a "Super Mario"; in this game, you will see a lot of different characters, characters that will be similar in personalities and different levels of abilities. The video game character is an alien called Lassalle. He is portrayed by German actor Joseph Blayr von Blayr (Berkmann and Ziegler), who has appeared in numerous film and television series. In the movie The Godfather, Lassalle is played by a Swedish actress called Evelyn (Fraueller). Both of the Lassalle characters have been portrayed by German animator Erich Rufeld.

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Ling appeared in Langerhorn during the war, being sent to Germany as a fighter scout.

After an Autopsy Szilveszter Matuska Died

 87 Years Ago Today

Tuesday 20th of November 1934
42-year-old Mass murderer Szilveszter Matuska aka The Orient-Express Wrecker is sentenced to death in Wien, Wien, Austria.

Thereafter he is buried under a mound. In the cemetery he is reported to have passed away a few years ago after suffering several strokes causing permanent permanent deformity. A recent statement on the death claim and evidence indicates that Szilveszter Matuska was present in Wien the day he died and had suffered several strokes which left him paralyzed. After an autopsy Szilveszter Matuska died. After a few months he was cremated by the same crematoria in Wien, Austria and was cremated the next day according to the testimony of the family of an eyewitness. For more information, see http://www.theorient-express.pl/mag/winsocker/detail/journals_nest/july.html.
A new article was published by the Bild Zeitung on Saturday evening regarding the investigation into the murder of Szilveszter Matuska with the assistance of Wolfgang Schuster (German Radio broadcaster or Die Welt), the owner of the Wien Zentrum tabloid newspaper. Following the murder a statement was released about the matter by Wolfgang Schuster: In his words: The murderer was "unknown", the witness was not "known".