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Wien Nordwestbahnhof[edit]
Therefore, the site was also under secret observation of the United States intelligence service (USIS).[2]
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Project: Wien Nordwestbahnhof | Details
Kaiser, Wolfgang (2011). Die Wiener Bahnhöfe. Geschichte, Gegenwart und Zukunft [Vienna's Railway Stations: Past, Present and Future] (in German). Book Publishers. ISBN 978-3-862-45110-4.
On the departure side at the Nordwestbahnstraße there was an elegant spacious semicircular vestibule. On this allegorical figures for the cities were placed, which have moved by the northwest runway closer to how. These were Dresden, Leipzig, Breslau, Berlin, Hamburg and Bremen. There were also four groups of children with the coats of arms of Lower Austria, Bohemia, Vienna and Prague. The figures were made of St. Margarethen limestone by the sculptor Franz Melnitzky.[6] The vaulted ceiling was designed with shields of various allegories and the names of experts from the painter Pietro Isella from Morcote.
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- ^ Bäumer, W. (December 1873). "Der Nordwest-Bahnhof in Wien" [The Northwest Station in Vienna.] (Austrian Newspapers Online) (in German). Vol. XXXVIII. Jahrgang (1873). Vienna: Allgemeine Bauzeitung. p. 8. Retrieved 2017-11-03.
- ^ At the Picture Library Austria of the Austrian National Library 12 photos from 1953 have been preserved like this one from Nordwestbahnstrasse. Retrieved on October 28, 2017.
- ^ "Nordwestbahnhof" (in German). Die Debatte. 1869-09-14. Retrieved 2017-10-25.
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