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Republic of Kugelmugel, a ball-shaped house built by artist (and Kugelmugel President) Edwin Lipburger. Unfortunately, the border’s closed; you won't get past the barbed wire fence. But you can visit the website: http://www.republik-kugelmugel.com/!
Kugelmugel has since become a tourist attraction in Vienna due to its unique history and architecture. Roughly translated, Kugelmugel means "spherical hill." See also - Micronations portal
Kugelmugel is a micronation located in Vienna, Austria. Located in Vienna Prater, the Republic of Kugelmugel declared independence in 1984, after disputes between artist Edwin Lipburger and Austrian authorities over building permits for the ball-shaped
As Kugelmugel came to be quite well-known in the public, it also became a tourist attraction of Vienna.de:Kugelmugel sv:Kugelmugel Retrieved from "http://micronations.wikia.com/wiki/KugelMugel"Categories: Buildings and structures in Vienna | Micronations
Kugelmugel is a micronation located in Vienna, Austria. In 1984, the artist Edwin Lipburger built a ball-shaped house with a barbed-wire fence around it on a small plot in the Vienna Prater and
Kugelmugel has since become a tourist attraction in Vienna due to its unique history and architecture. Roughly translated, Kugelmugel means "spherical hill". See also External links *
KugelmugelKugelmugel1Kugelmugel is a micronationMicronation Micronations — sometimes also referred to as model countries and new country projects — are entities that resemble independent nations or states but which are unrecognized by world governments or major international organisations....
Kugelmugel is a micronation located in Vienna, Austria.Located in Vienna Prater, the Republic of Kugelmugel declared independence in 1984, after disputes between artist Edwin Lipburger and Austrian authorities over building permits for the ball-shaped house he built at the address...
Why Kugelmugel? Because Round Is Free!, April 14, 2007 By Robert I. Hedges - See all my reviews (TOP 100 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME) Do not order this book if you are seriously interested in UN-approved
Oliver Croy’s Counter-Communities #3, Republik Kugelmugel is also centred on a self-willed person. In the early 1970s, the Austrian artist Edwin Lipburger built a house in the shape of a ball. Provoked by a series of complaints from the Austrian Authorities (due to
"As Kugelmugel came to be quite well-known in the public, it also became a tourist attraction of Vienna." ~L Loomis 17:46 / 25.02.05 There's a similar place in Australia called the Hutt River Province
Kugelmugel has never been taken into serious consideration by either the specialised art or architectural press. Nonetheless Kugelmugel resonates today, as projects sharing a similar approach are produced and presented within museum and exhibition contexts.
Summary: Why Kugelmugel? Because Round Is Free! Comment: Do not order this book if you are seriously interested in UN-approved micronations such as Liechtenstein, Tuvalu, or San Marino. Buy this book if you are interested in "countries" with self appointed
Kugelmugel has since become a tourist attraction in Vienna due to its unique history and architecture. Roughly translated, Kugelmugel means "ball hill". The embassy of the Republik is located in the bar "Zum Klimt" on Singer Straße
Kugelmugel, a micronation, and the Wurstelprater, or Prater, which is an amusement park. There is no charge to enter the Wiener Prater or Wurstelprater. Rides are on a pay-as-you-go basis, and are owned and operated by independant operators.
Kugelmugel has since become a tourist attraction in Vienna due to its unique history and architecture. Roughly translated, Kugelmugel means "spherical hill". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kugelmugel
Kugelmugel is a micronation located in Vienna. The Republic of Kugelmugel emerged in 1984 when artist Edwin Lipburger and Austrian authorities began feuding over building permits for Lipburger’s house. Independence was declared, Lipburger stopped paying taxes and began
Republic of KugelMugel: Located in Vienna, KugelMugel is a spherical house built by artist Edwin Lipburger in 1984. Mr. Lipburger declared it an independent republic when it was threatened with demolition for running afoul of Austrian building codes. After a 10-week jail term, Mr
spherical Republic of Kugelmugel, whose President Lipburger was thrown in jail in 1979 for 10 weeks shortly after the nation’s founding, now sits in one of Vienna’s public parks, a source of both pride and revenue to neighboring-in-every-direction Austria. In 2006, Lonely
* Kugelmugel: Perhaps the most like Petoria, Kugelmugel is located in Vienna and when an artist and Austrian authorities began feuding over building permits for his house. Independence was declared.

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