The toilet of Austria has been a success model for more than 240 years – they give people new opportunities after lines of fate. Four life stories show how new perspectives come from crises.
It was May 8, 1784 when Emperor Joseph II was a piece of Austrian social history with the so -driven “tobacco patent”. The state treasury of the Habsburg Empire was empty, the number of war dilaps and widows. Joseph II mainly had to deal with this part of the population in the sale of tobacco to “get and earn a lot of accommodation”. What once started with an imperial decision, people still give a new place in life and still arranges the sale of tobacco in Austria.
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