A poet from this modern-day country wrote that "if love's labor's lost in every age, I'll gladly lose it here."
A poet from this modern-day country wrote that "if love's labor's lost in every age, I'll gladly lose it here." An author from this country wrote that by "believing in the sea, thus I can hope for land" in her poem "Bohemia Lies by the Sea." In a play set in this country's capital, ten characters, including the Count and the Parlor Maid, appear on stage two at a time, with each newcomer replacing one person already on stage, so as to represent a long chain of romantic relationships. This country was the birthplace of Ingeborg Bachmann and the author of La Ronde, Arthur Schnitzler. Writers such as Thomas Bernhard, Stefan Zweig (Z'VYGE), and Sigmund Freud frequented the coffeehouses of, for 10 points, what central European country whose capital is Vienna?
A poet from this modern-day country wrote that "if love's labor's lost in every age, I'll gladly lose it here."
Austria [or Republic of Austria; or Republik Österreich]