Another occupant of this city for many years wrote the novel Altneuland and founded the First Zionist Congress.
One man from this city hosted political meetings known as "Duck Evenings" from the name of the hotel they took place at. One inhabitant of this city called his philosophical ideas "objective phenomenalism" and co-founded this city's Sociological Society. Another man from this city founded the Los von Rom movement and created a political platform with Viktor Adler and Heinrich Friedjung. One man from here founded the Christian Social Party and won a controversial mayoral election via the personal intercession of Pope Leo XIII and was known as "Handsome Karl". Despite claims of anti-Semitism, that politician's rule was deemed fair by the Jewish author of Beware of Pity, The Royal Game, and Letter from an Unknown Woman, fellow city occupant Stefan Zweig. Another occupant of this city for many years wrote the novel Altneuland and founded the First Zionist Congress. For 10 points, name this European city, home to Rudolf Eisler, Georg von Schonerer, Karl Lueger, Theodor Herzl, as well as the author of Beyond the Pleasure Principle, Sigmund Freud.
One man from this city hosted political meetings known as "Duck Evenings" from the name of the hotel they took place at.
{Vienna} (or {Wien})