Category:Franz von Krauß

**Franz von Krauss**
	Austrian architect (1865–1942)
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Date of birth	14 June 1865; Vienna
Date of death	24 February 1942; Vienna
Place of burial	Grinzing;
Country of citizenship	Austria; Austria-Hungary;
Occupation	architect;
Noble title	baron;
Father	Franz von Krauß;
Mother	Bertha von Krauß;
Child	Heddy Falk;
Notable work	Vienna Volksoper;
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	Q1449935; ISNI: 0000000122823524; VIAF ID: 80784015; GND ID: 136441459; NL CR AUT ID: xx0158194; NUKAT ID: n2018176643; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500235734
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Deutsch: Franz von Krauß (* 14. Juni 1865 in Wien; † 24. Februar 1942 ebenda) war ein österreichischer Architekt.

English: Franz von Krauß (June 14, 1865 - February 24, 1942) was an Austrian architect.

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