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  • curprev 12:0112:01, 23 March 2025 Rob talk contribs 3,013 bytes +3,013 Created page with "* For my purposes I include as Viennese in this book all those who were educated in the city and contributed to its intellectual achievements, even if they were not born there. * In 1867, the emperor proclaimed the December Constitution, which included a bill of rights guaranteeing equality before the law for all of the empire’s ethnicities, as well as freedomes of expression, religion and assembly. This was one of the most progressive documents of its time and is stil..."
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