Ferdinand Hanusch

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Memorial to Ferdinand Hanusch, Vienna
Memorial to Ferdinand Hanusch, Vienna

Ferdinand Hanusch (November 9, 1866 in Obersdorf (now Horni Vés, Czech Republic) - September 28, 1923 in Vienna, Austria) was an Austrian Socialist politician.


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