Vienna, Vienna, Austria

Memorial to soldiers from Hütteldorf who fell in WWI. The memorial is in front of the Hütteldorfer Pfarrkirche.
Memorial to the Austrian vicims of the Nazis at Schwedenplatz. A transcript, where I have inserted capitalization and punctuation as I see fit:
Along the Wienfluss, the stream that goes through Vienna.
The Wienfluss, up close.
View from the top of the library at Burggasse / Stadthalle U-Bahn.
Market at the Rathausplatz.
The Gasometer. Old gas storage tanks now emptied and repurposed as the outer shell of a shopping mall.
Housing block built against the Gasometer.
Taken from the Donaupromenad across the Danube river. Geocode was ok.
Taken from the Donauinsel. Geocode agrees - sort of - Google maps places me in the water by the shore when using satellite imagery, but right when using the "Map" view.
Spot on geocoding places me in Leopoldau, at the northernmost end of the U1 subway line.
This one is also spot-on geocoded.
Really bad geocode places me several kilometers off.
Geocode is slightly off - I'm supposed to be at Mahlerstrasse, which is about 100 meters south. GPS:s don't work that well in cities with big, sky-and-satellite-blocking buildings, though, so this is only to be expected.
This is the church at Karlsplatz, about a hundred meters from where I live. Every evening at 1800 until the 24th of December, there is a light / music / dance show called "The Angel".
This is, in its own words:
The memorial has a quote from Uncle Joe that I unfortunately can't translate.
View from the hallway into my apartment at Mühlgasse 15.
The outer door opens into the kitchen.
Past the kitchen is the living room.
Living room (left).
Living room (left back).
Living room (right back).
Living room (right).
The door to the right in the living room leads to the bedroom.
The bedroom.
Just a few subway stops to the north of me is Schwedenplatz (Sweden-square).
Of course with a Schweden-Shop, although I could not for the life of me find anything particularly Swedish in there.
The Stephansdom is the center of Vienna.
With its huge 140-somthing meter tower it is - I think - the largest example of gothic architecture in Europe.
Inside the Stephansdom.
The candles.
The altar.
School children in their yellow hats.
I found this in a subway magazine under the "what is new and great in town":
The Spittelau Heating Plant, designed by Hundertwasser. I think it looks like a death camp furnace designed by Willy Wonka.
The Donaukanal by Spittelau.
Me, on the Donaupromenad, a walkway along the bridge from the south bank of the Danube to the elongated island in the middle of the Danube (Donauinsel), with the Danube in the background.
A picture from the Donauinsel toward Millennium City.

Links

[a]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confessor_of_the_Faith

[b]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_Germany

[c]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestapo#Daily_operations