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The Figaro was an Austrian German-language satirical magazine, published weekly in Vienna between 1857 and 1919. Its orientation was liberal-humorous. It was founded by . Between 1884 and 1889 the playwright Ludwig Anzengruber was a contributing editor - which was cut short by Anzengruber's premature death. In 1876 Friedrich Schlögl, who had been working in the magazine since 1857, founded the supplement "Wiener Luft". The magazine ceased publication in 1919, during the period of crisis following the dissolution of the Habsburg monarchy.

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  • The Figaro was an Austrian German-language satirical magazine, published weekly in Vienna between 1857 and 1919. Its orientation was liberal-humorous. It was founded by . Between 1884 and 1889 the playwright Ludwig Anzengruber was a contributing editor - which was cut short by Anzengruber's premature death. In 1876 Friedrich Schlögl, who had been working in the magazine since 1857, founded the supplement "Wiener Luft". The magazine ceased publication in 1919, during the period of crisis following the dissolution of the Habsburg monarchy. (en)
  • Der Figaro war eine deutschsprachige Satirezeitschrift. Als Wochenblatt erschien die Zeitschrift zwischen 1857 und 1919 in Wien. Gegründet wurde er von , zwischen 1884 und 1889 leitete Ludwig Anzengruber die Zeitschrift. Die Ausrichtung war liberal-humoristisch. 1876 gründete der schon seit 1857 mitarbeitende Friedrich Schlögl das Beiblatt „Wiener Luft“. (de)
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  • The Figaro was an Austrian German-language satirical magazine, published weekly in Vienna between 1857 and 1919. Its orientation was liberal-humorous. It was founded by . Between 1884 and 1889 the playwright Ludwig Anzengruber was a contributing editor - which was cut short by Anzengruber's premature death. In 1876 Friedrich Schlögl, who had been working in the magazine since 1857, founded the supplement "Wiener Luft". The magazine ceased publication in 1919, during the period of crisis following the dissolution of the Habsburg monarchy. (en)
  • Der Figaro war eine deutschsprachige Satirezeitschrift. Als Wochenblatt erschien die Zeitschrift zwischen 1857 und 1919 in Wien. Gegründet wurde er von , zwischen 1884 und 1889 leitete Ludwig Anzengruber die Zeitschrift. Die Ausrichtung war liberal-humoristisch. 1876 gründete der schon seit 1857 mitarbeitende Friedrich Schlögl das Beiblatt „Wiener Luft“. (de)
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  • Figaro (Satirezeitschrift) (de)
  • Figaro (Vienna) (en)
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