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The high point of Hitler's Linz was to be a huge art museum to rival galleries like the Louvre or the Uffizi.

Left an orphan at seventeen, he removed from the neighborhood of Linz, where most of his previous life had been passed, to Vienna.

The German war machine had lumbered falteringly over the frontier and come to a standstill near Linz.

Linz is now examining this page of its past in an exhibition called the Fuhrer's Capital of Culture.

The route became more mundane as it passed through industrialised Linz, Austria's second largest city.

Ingrid, who was a child in Linz during the Third Reich, says the exhibition reflects her own memories of the period.

In September 1998, he attended a conference in Linz, Austria, devoted to information warfare, the use of data to get an edge over a rival.

Linz, Juan J. The Breakdown of Democratic Regimes: Crisis, Breakdown, Reequilibration. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1978.

I found the goods in the Naschmark Asian shop was much more cheaper than the ones in Linz.

In 1952 in the austrian towns of Linz and Donawitz, a steelmaking process was established.

Real Madrid, meanwhile, have only one match under their belt, a 3-2 win over Lask Linz.

Some 30, 000 people were killed at one psychiatric hospital alone - Schloss Hartheim, near Linz in upper Austria.

Yesterday's victory in Linz cannot be compared to Roland Garros, but I think it means psychologically almost as much as that one.

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