Gmunden, Austria
Austria
Gmunden, Austria connects to 8127 places across 15 topics through 46 Bunkabop connections, with government, art, history, and literature among its leading topics. The city shares strong ties with Germany and Vienna. Medieval astronomer Johannes von Gmunden was probably born here, and cellist Heinrich Schiff, born in Gmunden in 1951, later taught at universities in Basel and Vienna. Novelist Christoph Ransmayr grew up near the Traunsee. Gmunden also supplied naval ships to Austria in the 17th century.
Gmunden
Connects Gmunden, Austria to: Austria | Liechtenstein
Hauptschule
James Gascoyne-Cecil, 2nd Marquess of Salisbury
Connects Gmunden, Austria to: United Kingdom | Derby, England | Oman
Caspar Erasmus Duftschmid
Connects Gmunden, Austria to: Austria | Strasbourg, France | Linz, Austria
Christoph Ransmayr
Connects Gmunden, Austria to: Austria | Salzburg, Austria | Dortmund, Germany | Surabaya, Indonesia | Wels, Austria
Heinrich Schiff
Connects Gmunden, Austria to: London, England | Vienna, Austria | Denmark | Venice, Italy | Copenhagen, Denmark
Johannes von Gmunden
Connects Gmunden, Austria to: Germany | Austria | Vienna, Austria | Basel, Switzerland | Ulm, Germany
Richard Gerstl
Connects Gmunden, Austria to: New York City, New York | Berlin, Germany | Austria | Switzerland | Vienna, Austria
Sonata in C major for piano four-hands, D 812 (Schubert)
Connects Gmunden, Austria to: London, England | Houston, Texas | Vienna, Austria | Hungary | Leipzig, Germany
Ludwig Bemelmans
Connects Gmunden, Austria to: United States | London, England | Paris, France | New York City, New York | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Marie Vassiltchikov
Connects Gmunden, Austria to: United States | London, England | Germany | Paris, France | Russia
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Connects Gmunden, Austria to: Montenegro | Novi Sad, Serbia | Pančevo, Serbia | Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia | Požarevac, Serbia