Bad Ischl, Austria
Austria
Bad Ischl, Austria carries 52 Bunkabop connections across 8184 places and 16 topics, spanning history, government, music, and film. The town served as the Habsburg imperial summer residence, grounding many connections shared with Vienna, Austria, and Germany. After 1945 it hosted a displaced persons camp for Holocaust survivors. Johannes Brahms completed his Clarinet Sonatas here in July 1894, anchoring a cluster of music connections. A 1957 Austrian film, Scandal in Bad Ischl, extends its reach into cinema.
Katharina Schratt
Connects Bad Ischl, Austria to: Hietzing | Baden bei Wien, Austria
Doris Kirchner
Connects Bad Ischl, Austria to: Germany | Paris, France | Graz, Austria
Wolfgangsee
Connects Bad Ischl, Austria to: Strobl, Austria | St. Wolfgang im Salzkammergut, Austria | St. Gilgen, Austria
Clarinet Sonatas (Brahms)
Connects Bad Ischl, Austria to: Cambridge, England | Vienna, Austria
Altaussee
Connects Bad Ischl, Austria to: Linz, Austria | Altaussee, Austria
Gustav Nossal
Connects Bad Ischl, Austria to: Australia | Sydney, Australia | Vienna, Austria | Edinburgh, Scotland | Melbourne, Australia
Roger Lewis (biographer)
Connects Bad Ischl, Austria to: Oxford, England | Hastings, England | Monmouthshire | Newport, Wales
Sissi (film)
displaced person
Connects Bad Ischl, Austria to: New York (state) | Limassol, Cyprus | Tarnobrzeg, Poland | Amiriyah Fallujah, Iraq | Chintheche, Malawi
Leo Perutz
Connects Bad Ischl, Austria to: Austria | Vienna, Austria | Prague, Czech Republic | Frankfurt, Germany
Alma Seidler
Connects Bad Ischl, Austria to: Austria | Vienna, Austria | Salzburg, Austria | Styria | Leoben, Austria
Bad Ischl
Connects Bad Ischl, Austria to: Germany | Austria | Serbia | Graz, Austria | Linz, Austria