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Teuerungsrevolte

License
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Formats
GLB, JPEG, JSON
Size
54 MB
Updated
Jul 27, 2026

Description

Monument to the victims of the dearness revolt at the Ottakringer cemetery in Vienna's 16th district. Great drought and associated crop failures in Austria-Hungary as well as high world market prices for food had led to price increases for bread and other foodstuffs in 1909/10. The price of flour had almost doubled and meat had become almost unaffordable for workers. The housing situation had also been exacerbated by rising rents. During demonstrations against the inflation in Vienna's Rathausplatz on 17 September 1911, a shot was fired shortly before the end and stones were thrown at the Palais Epstein. The police and the military then moved out. Four people lost their lives in the clashes, 149 were injured. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab

Description from Zenodo, shortened.

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