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Vienna (disambiguation)
Vienna
can refer to:
Contents
1 Geography
2 Conventions
3 Other meanings
4 Other names of the City of Vienna
Geography
Vienna
- the capital and a
federal state
of Austria
The
River Vienna
- a small river meeting the
Danube
at Vienna. See
Wien (river)
Vienna, Georgia
- in the
United States
Vienna, Illinois
- in the United States
Vienna, Maryland
- in the United States
Vienna, New York
- in the United States
Vienna, Virginia
- in the United States
Vienna, West Virginia
- in the United States
New Vienna, Ohio
- in the United States
Conventions
Any of a number of treaties signed in
Vienna
.
Vienna Convention on Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage (
1963
)
Vienna Convention on Consular Relations (
1963
)
Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations
(
1961
)
Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
(
1969
)
Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties between States and International Organizations or Between International Organizations (
1986
)
Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer (
1985
)
Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (
1968
)
Other meanings
Congress of Vienna
(
1815
)
Battle of Vienna
University of Vienna
Vienna (song)
by
Ultravox
Other names of the City of Vienna
Bulgarian
:
Виена
Croatian
:
Beč
Czech
:
Vídeň
Dutch
:
Wenen
German
:
Wien
French
:
Vienne
Hebrew
: וינה
Hungarian
:
Bécs
Italian
:
Vienna
Japanese
: ヴィーン
Latin
:
Vindobona
Polish
:
Wiedeń
Portuguese
:
Viena
Russian
:
Вена
Serbian
Беч
Slovak
:
Viedeň
Slovene
:
Dunaj
Spanish
:
Viena
Swedish
:
Wien
Turkish
:
Viyana
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