File:Karta över Wien på 1920-talet (ur Nordisk familjebok).jpg

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Concerning the date of this map, we have to look at hints dating from the period in question. Obviously it was still monarchy (until 1918) because the "K.K." ("kaiserlich-königlich") prefix is used frequently. A valuable piece of information is the tag "Österr.-Ung. Bank (im Bau)" (now: Nationalbank) which means the period 1913-18. Finally, what used to be "Staats-Bahnhof" is called "Ost-Bahnhof" here, and this renaming was in 1914.
Hence, the map must date from the time between 1914 and 18, coinciding with World War I. Further specification might be difficult since there was little building activity during that time. Mueffi 22:54, 12 January 2006 (UTC)

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