Thomas Trenkler Books

Architektur in Leoben 1995-2002

By Gunther Domenig, Boris Podrecca, Dennis Oppenheim, Thomas Trenkler, Hermann Eisenkock, Manfred Zernig, Ingrid Mayr, Jorg Mayr

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Wiedersehen im Niemandsland

By Thomas Trenkler

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Das MuseumsQuartier Wien

By Thomas Trenkler

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Vienna 1900

By Rainer Metzger, Maik Novotny, Daniela Gregori, Thomas Trenkler

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Poets and intellectuals brushed shoulders in bustling coffeehouses, young avant-gardists heralded a new era in social and sexual liberalism, waltzes resounded through the Ringstrasse, the Vienna Se...

Der Fall Rothschild

By Thomas Trenkler

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Der Fall Rothschild

By Thomas Trenkler

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Das Zeitalter der Verluste

By Thomas Trenkler

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Das Zeitalter der Verluste

By Thomas Trenkler

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Kampfzonen in Kunst und Medien

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Vienna Around 1900

By Rainer Metzger

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