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In which year did the last Allied troops leave Austria?
Answer: 1955
Why: Austria's National Day, 26 October, marks the 1955 neutrality law, not the troops' departure.
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Where is the castle that gave the Habsburgs their name?
Answer: Switzerland
Why: Forces from Bern took the castle, in today's canton of Aargau, from the Habsburgs in 1415.
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In which city was Prince Eugene of Savoy born?
Answer: Paris
Why: Raised at Louis XIV's court, he was refused a French army commission and served the Habsburgs instead.
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Into how many zones did the Allies split Austria in 1945?
Answer: 4
Why: Vienna, deep inside the Soviet zone, was split into four sectors too, with its center run by all four.
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Who composed the Radetzky March?
Answer: Johann Strauss I
Why: The Blue Danube waltz is by his son, Johann Strauss II.
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What year appears on every Maria Theresa thaler minted today?
Answer: 1780
Why: Even mints in London, Paris, Rome and Bombay struck the coin, every one still dated 1780.
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