19th-century Austrian Jews

Austrian neurologist and founder of psychoanalysis (1856–1939)

Austrian psychotherapist (1870–1937)

German philosopher, known as the father of phenomenology (*1859 – †1938)

Austrian-American chess player (1836–1900)

Austrian writer and poet (1859–1919)

Austrian sociologist (1873-1937)

Austrian musicologist, writer (1855–1941)

Patient of Sigmund Freud (1882–1945)

Austrian feminist (1859–1936)

French astronomer (1833–1907)

Austrian philosopher (1832-1912)

Austrian writer (1848-1904)

Austrian musician (1803–1888)

Austrian chess player (1851–1897)

Austrian painter (1863-1934)

Austrian archaeologist (1855–1908)

Austrian journalist and writer (1858–1935)

Austrian physician (1837–1905)

German mathematician and chess player (1842-1922)

Jewish Austrian dermatologist (1835-1886)

Austrian physiologist and sexologist (1861-1944)

Austrian orientalist (1846–1912)

Czech gynaecologist (1841–1918)

Austrian-German writer, dramatist, and literary figure (1866-1949)

Austrian composer (1804–1890)

Jewish Polish writer (1791-1851)

Austrian-Hungarian operatic mezzosoprano

Czech entrepreneur (1837–1906)

Austrian socialite (1847-1922)

French Jewish art collector looted by Nazis (1870-1948)

Austro-Hungarian Jewish scholar (1831–1908)

Austrian-born French diamond and art dealer (1839-1921)

Austrian physician (1875–1955)

Austrian publicist (1840-1890)

Austrian physician (1797–1873)

Austrian scholar (1800–1871)

(1822-1877)

Viennese orientalist, writer

Russian-born feminist from Austria (1872-1962)