Museum of Military History, Vienna

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renovated. The halls for the 16th and 17th century periods, and for the time between 1866 and 1914 were rebuilt and presented in a different design. The purpose was to go beyond the mere display of objects and to scientifically address the topic while thoroughly composing the halls as an artistic synthesis, matching the status of the institution as one of the world's most significant museums. Allmayer-Beck believed that the museum was not a place for maintaining tradition: ″Tradition must be maintained outside - inside, the objective is to make the history of the Austrian and Imperial Army visible - including those often neglected cultural and social elements.″

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over three levels. As a result of these measures, some 2,000 items relating to World War I are now accessible to the public, about twice as many as were on display in the previous exhibition. A series of display cabinets contain the uniforms, weapons, and equipment of the warring powers. At the beginning of the exhibition, the themes focus on the mobilization of the troops in the summer of 1914, the Austrian infantry, followed by the cavalry. Next on display are uniforms and arms of the opposing parties, the

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than double the size of the current one, but several historically valuable items were melted down for their metal content. Many of the gun barrels are located either inside the halls or in front of the museum building, yet the majority is on display in the two artillery halls (buildings 2 and 17) which flank building 1, the former headquarters of the Arsenal. Building 2 - the one on the left as seen from the museum - is dedicated to the development of artillery from the Middle Ages until the 18th century.

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1885, the Crown Prince underscored the purpose of the museum: He stressed the importance of the museum, which "would contribute to glorifying the nimbus and the honour of the Army, in which the genuine old Imperial spirit lives on, which has held the Imperial position in high esteem at all times and thus constitutes the symbol of cohesiveness of all people". For this reason, he hoped "that the museum would come to life in the greatest possible magnificence″.

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exclusively Austrian origin which are of significance for the proper acknowledgement of the past of the Imperial and Royal Army in all its factors″. Only originals were allowed to be exhibited, and projects and models were admissible only under special circumstances. As a result of the work of the committee and the generous support of the Emperor, his family, the nobility, and the bourgeoisie, as well as the

671:(Austrian Military Museum). From there on, the museum was to focus primarily on documenting the most recent military events, especially those of World War I. The opening of a gallery for war paintings in 1923 marked the first time that the museum dedicated a large section to fine arts. These did not only depict army chiefs and battles, but also the everyday life of soldiers during wartime. 2161:), located behind the museum building and usually open to the public from March to October, accommodates the most important combat vehicles of the Austrian Armed Forces from 1955 to the present, with the different types demonstrating the continuous advancement of tank weaponry. The first Austrian tank troops were equipped entirely with vehicles of the occupation powers, such as the 2370:, a thousand-pound, 80 cm-calibre stone cannon from the early 15th century. This is the oldest gun from the Imperial armoury and one of the very few surviving huge medieval guns. The opposite chamber and the central area contain brass barrels in all sizes dating back to the 17th and 18th century. The right artillery hall (building 17) contains mostly foreign exhibits, such as 2462:) a three-day festival of time-travel in military history from the Middle Ages to the present, which takes place each year between early and mid-July. The large outdoor area behind the museum serves as a stage for story tellers, historical battle re-enactments, craftsmen, traders, musicians, culinary delights, and a comprehensive children's programme. 2119:. The model is true to the original in structure, layout, and engine system. It is accurate to the point that, for instance, the painting in the wardroom of the model exactly replicates the original not only in subject but also in the painting technique (oil on canvas). The collection documents the first k.u.k. navy pilots such as 426:, one of the most influential sculptors of his time. Just below the round windows, the female figures (from left to right) represent strength, vigilance, piety, and wisdom; next to the three openings leading to the lobby are four male figures, which stand for bravery, loyalty to the flag, self-sacrifice, and military intelligence. 686:, the museum was once again inaccessible to the public, and admission remained reserved to military personnel. As of 1943, civilians were allowed into the museum as visitors only on weekends. During this time, the museum was primarily used for propaganda purposes. For instance, military campaigns of the 2625:

to a Swedish Draken are on display in a 5,000 m exhibition area in Hangar 8. In addition, the exhibition includes aircraft motors and jet engines, air surveillance radar systems, flight equipment, anti-aircraft guns, historical vehicles of the air force, equipment of the Imperial German Army Air

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The collection of cannons of the Heeresgeschichtliches Museum comprises a total of 550 guns and barrels, making it one of the most important collections of its kind in the world. The majority of the exhibits in the collection are still from the old Imperial armoury. Initially, the collection was more

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gun barrels, though French gun barrels - spoils from the Napoleonic Wars - are also on display. The two side chambers, on the other hand, feature Austrian gun barrels, including some early breech-loading guns. The frescos in the artillery halls are the work of various artists. Painter Hans Wulz, for

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On 9 December 2008, the Heeresgeschichtliches Museum was awarded the Austrian Museum Quality Seal, a distinction it received again in 2013. Following two years of construction under director Christian Ortner, the hall group on World War I opened its doors to the public in a modernized and redesigned

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of Vienna began in autumn 1943. These measures proved necessary, since the Arsenal and the Südbahnhof were directly hit by allied bomber groups on 10 September and 11 December 1944, severely damaging or completely destroying not only the museum building but also several depots. Toward the end of the

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in Vienna. Initially, the collection consisted exclusively of arms and trophies, with a major focus on suits of armour and weapons of the Imperial Leibrüstkammer (Chamber of Personal Armour). After the collection was systematically arranged, it was opened to the public as the k.k. Hofwaffenmuseum in

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is rich with decorative elements such as the three round windows in front of the side wings. The richly adorned attic section is borne by a magnificent lombard band reminiscent of Florentine palazzi. The dovetail crenellation is interrupted by turrets at the axes of the side wings and at the corners

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and military painter Hugo von Bouvard decorated building 2 with illustrations of the medieval army and transportation systems, various military vehicles, and means of carriage from the Maximilian era. The opposite hall of the artillery hall in building 2 was designed by Arbert Janesch with the help

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Once World War I broke out, the museum was immediately closed down for visitors. This was mainly attributed to the fact that so much material was appropriated from the various war theatres that it became impossible to manage an orderly exhibition. The end of the war in 1918 also seemed to bring the

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was formed in 1885, assigned with the task of defining the new orientation of the museum, henceforth called the k.k. Heeresmuseum. From there on, the focus of the collections and exhibitions would be placed on the deeds of the Imperial Army. On the foundation meeting of the committee on 22 February

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in 1849. The true significance of the Ruhmeshalle, that of a memorial, however, only becomes discernible at the second glance: On the walls of the adjacent halls and in the Ruhmeshalle itself, one will find several marble plaques, bearing the names of over 500 officers (from colonels to generals of

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Between 2012 and 2014, the group of halls dedicated to World War I was completely converted, modernised, and redesigned. To enlarge the initial exhibition area from 1,000 to 1,400 m, the room height was reduced and an intermediate platform was introduced, so that the entire exhibition now spreads

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A documentation of a special kind are the figurines by Helmut Krauhs (1912–1995), which illustrate the soldiers' uniforms of the Josephinist and Napoleonic eras with meticulous precision and authenticity. Uniforms, medals, and weapons, and also special individual items add to the overall picture,

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The staircase too, was lavishly decorated. An additional four statues of field commanders are exhibited in the mezzanine, thus bringing the total to the aforementioned 60, though contrary to the ones in the Feldherrenhalle, these stand in considerably more elevated positions in wall niches. These

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and stand equally tall at exactly 186 centimetres. The names and biographical data of those depicted can be found on plates located above each statue, while the base of each statue bears one of the 32 names of the artists who created them, the date it was installed, and the name of the patron who

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The museum is open daily from 9 am to 5 pm (except on New Year's Day, Easter Sunday, 1 May, All Saints' Day, and on 25 and 31 December). Admission is free of charge on the first Sunday of each month and on Austrian National Day (26 October). Each Sunday and holiday, museum employees offer guided

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in 1718, the Habsburg monarchy achieved its greatest territorial expansion. The sphere of influence of the Habsburg Empire thus extended over Central and South Eastern Europe, rendering it a major power. Items particularly reminiscent of this period include a Turkish state tent and the ten-pound

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in 1934. The museum only recently obtained those two writings that sculptors Wilhelm Frass and Alfons Riedel had hidden in a shell underneath the monument of the dead soldier in the crypt of Vienna's Heldenplatz. On display are copies of the two documents. Also documented is the history of the

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In the post-war period, the halls of the reopened museum were designed primarily as exhibition areas for trophies (″A cult site and a shrine″). It was not until Johann Christoph Allmayer-Beck became the museum's director in 1965 (through to 1983) that the exhibition areas were comprehensively

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Apart from the requests addressed to various military institutions, the committee also approached private civilians to obtain historic objects for the new museum. The principle applied was: The collections were to be divided into war trophies and ″otherwise historically interesting objects of

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began in Vienna in 1871 (it was opened in 1891), many believed in the beginning of the 1880s that significant parts of the collections previously exhibited in the Hofwaffenmuseum could be moved there. These considerations brought great uncertainty over the future and orientation of the k.k.

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summit at an altitude of 3,850 meters, making it Europe's highest gun emplacement. Apart from the weapons, uniforms, and military equipment items, the exhibition also thematizes other related material in separate areas, such as women in war, the k.u.k. military justice system, escape and

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tours on special historical eras and areas. Of great importance is the work of the museum's educational team, which offers a diversified children's and school programme for the different grades. Moreover, it is possible to organize children's birthday parties and other special events.

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and the civilian population. In the end, the museum faced the prospect of a complete shutdown. Despite the aforementioned difficulties, reconstruction of the museum already began in 1946 under the direction of Alfred Mell, who proposed what was eventually to become its final name, the

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and Eduard Bitterlich in 1864. The centre of the gold-ornamented ceiling features frescos with allegorical depictions of power and unity (centre), fame and honour (right), and cleverness and courage (left). The staircase is crowned by an allegorical marble sculpture group titled

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in the Starhemberg barracks: This collection contains a large number of historical signalling equipment, ranging from historically valuable exhibits from the 19th century, communications and coding technology from the Cold War, to state-of-the-art military communication

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paid for the statue. Half of the costs were borne by Emperor Franz Joseph himself, and the rest was financed by private sponsors who were often descendants of the respective field commanders depicted. The chronological period covered by these statues ranges from the

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in Hall I is exclusively dedicated to this exceptional field commander and important patron. The exhibits include two of his personal clothing pieces, his cuirass, his baton and sword, and the funeral decoration that was kept after the prince's death in 1736.

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A separate hall (VIII) is dedicated to the history of the Austrian navy. The exhibition covers the entire period from the creation of the first Danube flotilla to the end of the k.u.k. war navy in 1918. What really stands out are the numerous ship models and

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Although the museum building itself was already completed in 1856, work on its interior lasted until 1872. The collection was completed with pieces from the former court arms collection of the Imperial armoury, the Imperial private collection in the

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portray important personalities of the revolutionary year 1848, namely those military leaders who – at times very bloodily – quelled the revolutionary efforts in all parts of the Empire on behalf of the House of Habsburg:

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The collections of the Heeresgeschichtliches Museum count among the oldest state collections in the city of Vienna. They can be traced back to the collections that had been gathered in the old armoury of the Imperial Army in the

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show the effect of bombardments by such heavy artillery. A replicated emplacement system features a series of display cabinets showing the innovations in weapons technology and equipment as of 1916, including the first Austrian

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final curtain down for the museum. There was even a plan to sell the museum's collections to improve the precarious economic situation, but this was eventually averted. In September 1921, the building was reopened as the

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and the fortunes of Austria from the late 16th century until 1945, and various special exhibitions are dedicated to other (sometimes contemporary) themes. The exhibits on display in the tank collection, such as the

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uniforms of the German Wehrmacht, the exhibition also features uniforms and armour used by the opposing sides. In addition, a large variety of technical equipment is on display, including: BMW R 12 motorcycle in

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The interior of the Museum of Military History is witness to the intention of Emperor Franz Joseph to create not just a building to house the imperial arms collections, but above all to establish a magnificent

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During the occupation, many of the evacuated collection items that had survived the war were requisitioned by the Allies. Several items, however, also fell victim to theft and looting by the soldiers of the

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The particular significance of the Austrian war navy from the point of view of scientific research is illustrated by those areas dedicated to expeditions (including the circumnavigation of the globe by the

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displacement, deprivation and propaganda, injury and emergency medical services, religion, war captivity, disability and death. Hundreds of digital images and films are presented on flat screens.

2472:), is usually organised on a weekend in early December and draws up to 20,000 visitors. It involves a medieval Christmas market with jugglers, musicians, fencing performances, and trader's tents. 507:, portraying the most important military events (victories) in Austrian history since the times of the Babenberg dynasty. The four large wall arches show the victories of the Imperial Army, the 503:

Indisputably, the most representative section of the entire museum is the Ruhmeshalle (hall of fame) located in the first floor. A particular highlight of the Ruhmeshalle are the frescos by

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musket. Several suits of armour, batons, and thrusting weapons round off the theme of the Thirty Years' War. A special exhibit is a hand-written letter of Wallenstein to his field Marshal

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in 1859, at which Franz Joseph was personally in command of the troops, Austria suffered a heavy defeat. The atrocity of the battle and the helplessness of the wounded soldiers prompted

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Gerhard Roth: Die Archive des Schweigens, Band 7: Eine Reise in das Innere von Wien, S. 181–284, "Im Heeresgeschichtlichen Museum". Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 1993,

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Following the death of Radetzky, the tables turned radically in Northern Italy for young Emperor Franz Joseph, who had only recently ascended to the throne on 2 December 1848: In the

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on which the heir to the throne subsequently died of his injuries. Also on display are the weapons with which the assassins waited in Sarajevo for their moment to come, including

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monitors which visitors can use - provide further information on the events of this period using contemporary graphics, maps, and biographical notes. Hall III is also called the

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A side chamber contains what is probably the historically most valuable part of the collection, the wrought-iron guns of the Middle Ages. These include the world-famous

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of February 1934. Exhibits include the weapon used in Schattendorf, and even an M 1918 field howitzer developed in the final stage of World War I and used against the

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lost their throne and their lives during the revolution. At the same time, however, began the rise of the man who would dramatically transform Europe's political map:

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in China in 1900 illustrate the military aspects in the run-up to World War I. One particular item is the cutaway model of the flagship of the k.u.k. war navy,

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of 1915–1918, to which a separate area is dedicated to in the exhibition. A particular exhibit is the 7-cm M 1899 mountain gun which was positioned around the

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of the central part of the building, with terracotta trophy sculptures positioned inside their alcoves. Allegoric representations of military virtues made of

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marked a turning point, which was followed by the reign of Maria Theresia, who was faced with a wide front of enemies from the very beginning. During the

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As a rule, the Heeresgeschichtliches Museum hosts a special exhibition twice a year on a military history theme. Past and present exhibitions include:

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Service and signal corps, uniforms, flight suits, models, insignia, and historical photographs. Special exhibitions are also staged here, such as

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in 1866 is the subject of an impressive monumental painting by Vaclav Sochor. A separate room is dedicated to the fate of the emperor's brother

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include references reaching to the present day. Yet the exhibition items do not only include weapons and military equipment such as the

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has remained the core attraction of the Marinesaal to this day. During the term of Rudolf Pühringer as director, the museum, now called

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on the opposite side. Certainly of particular significance are the personal utensils of the Chief of General Staff of the k.u.k. Army,

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since the 17th century and had already become a much-admired attraction in the 18th century. The museum illustrates the history of the

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Apart from the uniforms and guns, when entering the Franz Joseph Hall visitors immediately notice the 34 uniform presentations of the

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at Santa Lucia, Verona, Vicenza, and Custoza in 1848 and those in Mortara and Novara in 1849 consolidated the reign of young emperor

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Model of the motorized gun by Gunther Burstyn (1879–1945) in front of the museum, on display as part of the special exhibition

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such as the coat of the Russian general Pavel Andreyevich Shuvalov, worn by Napoleon on his journey to exile on the island of

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River and salvaged in 1962. The exhibition reaches its logic conclusion with the models of the Danube fleet, the so-called

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mortar of Belgrade, which destroyed an entire district of Sarajevo in 1717 with a direct hit on a Turkish gunpowder depot.

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and his era. He joined the Imperial Army as a cadet already in 1784 and fought in the last Ottoman War under commanders

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Begleitband der Sonderausstellung des Heeresgeschichtlichen Museums 21. June to 20 October 2005, Wien 2005, S. 12–24.

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painted by Oskar Brüch for the Budapest Millennium Exhibition in 1896. A section of the hall is devoted to the 1878

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on a scale of 1:25 and a total length of 6 metres, built between 1913 and 1917 by eight craftsmen of the shipyard

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Zeitgeschichte (nach 1945), Cornelius Lehnguth: D. Rupnow u.a. (Hrsg.): Zeitgeschichte ausstellen in Österreich

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was assigned with the pictorial decoration of the Staircase, a task he carried out together with his students

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ornaments and wrought iron clasps, the segmentation of the façade is set off in natural stone, and the median

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because the exhibition it contains begins with the French Revolution and ends with the Revolution of 1848.

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Beck-Allmayer, J. C.: Militär, Geschichte und politische Bildung (aus Anlaß des 85. Geburtstags des Autors

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rifle. The final section of the exhibition deals with the transition to the period of Allied occupation (

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The first hall of the museum is dedicated to the history of Europe in the 16th and 17th century. The

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Phönix aus der Asche. Zerstörung und Wiederaufbau des Heeresgeschichtlichen Museums 1944 bis 1955.

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In January 2013, Karl Hohenlohe paid tribute to the Museum of Military History in the documentary

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Russian Fialka rotary cypher machine, on display in the branch collection of signalling equipment

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In September 1998, during the term of Manfried Rauchensteiner as director, the museum opened the

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form on 28 June 2014, just in time for the 100th anniversary of the Assassination at Sarajevo.

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position of power, as opposed to the revolutionary Vienna of 1848. It was Danish architect

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in 1867. The collection on display features private items which were partly obtained from

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in 1751, the world's oldest military academy still to be found at its original location.

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instance, created the fresco titled Seizure of Utrecht by Maximilian I for building 17;

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the Imperial Army, known as Imperial and Royal (k.u.k.) Army as of the beginning of the

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built on the basis of the German model. Another particularly noteworthy exhibit is the

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describes his impressions from a guided tour through the Heeresgeschichtliches Museum.

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Apart from these large events, the museum regularly hosts fencing performances by the

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WoMen at War – k.u.k. Frauenbilder 1914-1918 (14 March 2013 to 29 September 2013)

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training and reconnaissance aircraft, prototype of the Austro-Hungarian produced

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See item 24 for information on the U.20, the submarine on display in the museum.

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Das Heeresgeschichtliche Museum Wien. Das Museum und seine Repräsentationsräume.

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Das k. k. Waffenmuseum im Arsenal. Der Bau und seine künstlerische Ausschmückung

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to the Museum of Military History. The boats are now berthed in the shipyard of

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Two major Soviet World War II tank types are represented in the collection, the

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Hall I – From the Thirty Years' War to Prince Eugene (16th century–1700)

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Elizabeth Clegg: Austria-Hungary´s War: the 1914-18 Centenary in Vienna, in:

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Hall II – Spanish War of Succession and Maria Theresia Hall (1701–1789)

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under the care of the Austrian Naval Force and are accessible to the public.

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Hall VI – World War I and the end of the Habsburg monarchy (1914–1918)

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and the Museum of Fine Arts. The collection of ship models provided by the

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in 1809 and the armistice negotiations of field Marshal Radetzky with King

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structure. The brickwork, consisting of two-tone bricks, is decorated with

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Projekt & Entwurf – Militärische Innovationen aus fünf Jahrhunderten (

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The death of Prince Eugene in 1736 and of the last male Habsburg, Emperor

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broke out in France, heralding the downfall of the French monarchy. The

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in 1758. On display are also items documenting the establishment of the

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The destruction caused to the north wing by aerial bombardment in 1944

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elements in the process. What really stands out is the characteristic

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weaponry, however, exemplified by the comparison between the Austria

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Hansen's plan provided for a 235-meter long building with protruding

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The museum building (Arsenal object number 18) is the centrepiece of

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Thousands of visitors flock to the museum to see four major events:

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used in World War I. Moreover, a separate area was dedicated to the

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Project & Conception - Military innovations from five centuries

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and Wilhelm Richter, which make his military campaigns come alive.

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Heeresgeschichtliches Museum – Militärhistorisches Institut

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Seelen der gewesenen Zeit - Historische Schätze der Bibliothek (

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did not only fight and win in the Ottoman Wars, but also in the

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Hall II is dedicated to the 18th century and is also called the

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Quirin Ritter von Leitner, then Director of the Hofwaffenmuseum.

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The stately rooms of the Museum of Military History, i.e. the

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Hall IV – Field Marshal Radetzky and his era (1848–1866)

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of 15 November 1632, which he wrote on the evening before the

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Operational Soviet T-34 battle tank from World War II during

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of the Habsburg monarchy together with the Russian troops of

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Museum of Military History – Military History Institute

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are exhibited in a separate display cabinet and include the

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and corner towers, and a tower-like central segment with a

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in his first years of reign, and served to consolidate his

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and the resulting integration of the Federal Army in the

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Hall V – Franz Joseph Hall and Sarajevo (1867–1914)

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Die „Wunderwaffe" unter dem Südbahnhof: Borgward B IV c.

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has been accessible to the public as an open-air museum.

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Souls of past time - historical treasures of the library

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in 1918), indicating the place and date of their death.

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through a wide range of exhibits comprising, above all,

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This Hall is dedicated to the turbulent history of the

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are featured on and in front of the facade, created by

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Geschichte der österreichischen Militärhistoriographie

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tank destroyer, initially on display in front of the

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Rezension auf hu-berlin.de, retrieved 25 April 2013.

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Protection and Help - 50 years of foreign assignment

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were documented in special propaganda exhibitions (

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Schriften des Heeresgeschichtlichen Museums in Wien

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Display cabinet on Italy's entry in the war in 1915

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Das Wiener Arsenal 2565:Schutz und Hilfe – 50 Jahre Auslandseinsatz ( 2148: 1721:Centrepiece of the exhibition is an Austrian 1289:are documented in detail, and the so-called 590:East view of the Heeresgeschichtliches Museum 3059:auf korneuburg.gv.at, retrieved 5 June 2014. 2798: 2796: 2730:, can be rented for events and celebrations. 2553:Emperor Charles I, anointed, sacred, crowned 2551:Kaiser Karl I. – Gesalbt, Geweiht, Gekrönt ( 1848:The weapon used in the crime of Schattendorf 1746:, one of 5,200 planes that the Army and the 3152:Museum of Military History official website 3078:auf hgm.or.at, retrieved 11 September 2014. 2828:Manfried Rauchensteiner, Manfred Litscher: 2544:Alexander Pock – Militärmalerei als Beruf ( 2284:, also known as the "Flying barrel", and a 2105:in 1897-1898 and of the suppression of the 812:, of which Vienna became the capital with 3268:1856 establishments in the Austrian Empire 3238:Buildings and structures completed in 1856 3138:auf tv.orf.at, retrieved 5 September 2013. 2995:auf science.apa.at, retrieved 2 July 2014. 2701:of the Museum of Military History in 2005. 2682:In 1993, historian Ernst Trost (narrator: 1596:in which the Austrian heir to the throne, 43: 34: 2943: 2941: 2939: 2793: 2764: 2712:of the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation. 2697:, starring Max von Thun were shot in the 2358:The Nuremberg Monatsrohre (month barrels) 1587:Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand 1446:. The defeat of the Austrian army at the 361:, for which the main Vienna station, the 3171:by Ernst Trost and Axel Corti from 1993. 2853: 2851: 2830:Das Heeresgeschichtliche Museum in Wien. 2644: 2418: 2406: 2395: 2272:, also on display in the tank garden. A 674:Following Austria's annexation into the 585: 577: 566: 225: 217: 209: 199: 191: 3022:auf wien.orf.at, retrieved 9 July 2013. 2981:Das Heeresgeschichtliche Museum in Wien 2572:Bulgarien – Der unbekannte Verbündete ( 2548:, 12 September 2012 to 13 January 2013) 1944:Raupenschlepper Ost caterpillar tractor 1003:, which culminated in the victories of 261:. It documents the history of Austrian 3233:Government buildings completed in 1856 3228:Buildings and structures in Landstraße 3220: 2979:Heeresgeschichtliches Museum (Hrsg.): 2948:Die „Requisiten" eines Schicksalstages 2936: 2841:Heeresgeschichtliches Museum (Hrsg.): 2815:Heeresgeschichtliches Museum (Hrsg.): 2508: 173:Ministry of National Defence and Sport 3175:Homepage of the Austrian Armed Forces 2848: 2276:tank destroyer is on display and the 2141:, which had to be surrendered to the 1667:Top view of aerial warfare exhibition 950:. Special exhibits include a Turkish 3273:19th-century architecture in Austria 2901:), Wien, Köln, Weimar: Böhlau 2003, 2521:, 3 December 2013 to 31 August 2014) 1986:Hall VIII – Austria as a naval power 1488:Joseph Philippovich von Philippsberg 1444:Prussian breech-loading needle rifle 1053:Chair of Empress Elisabeth of Russia 744:, Heinrich Drimmel on 24 June 1955. 3243:Military and war museums in Austria 2950:auf orf. at, retrieved 2 July 2014. 2909:, Vorwort der Herausgeber, S. 7–13. 2528:, 7 September to 20 October 2013), 1982:and was transferred to the museum. 1679:Bottom of aerial warfare exhibition 1585:A separate bay is dedicated to the 938:A lot of space is dedicated to the 798:Sophie Chotek, Duchess of Hohenberg 321:The museum building and its history 13: 2638:Collection of signalling equipment 2291: 1966:anti-tank rocket launcher and the 1426:, and led to the agreement of the 1336:even composed an ode to Radetzky: 864:from the year 1678, the so-called 828:(people's volunteer corps) to the 477:Alfred I, Prince of Windisch-Grätz 14: 3289: 3145: 2666:Eine Reise in das Innere von Wien 2634:(7 September to 20 October 2013). 2630:(26 April to 20 October 2013) or 2262:Saurer armoured personnel carrier 1604:were murdered on 28 June 1914 in 682:(Vienna military museum). 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