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- common year starting and ending on Sunday
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- 1680
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Wien wird von einer Pestepidemie heimgesucht. Die Legende des lieben Augustin entsteht. Auf der Flucht aus der Stadt gelobt Kaiser Leopold I. die Errichtung einer Gnadensäule bei Beendigung der Pest in Wien. Noch im selben Jahr wird eine provisorische Holzsäule von Johann Frühwirth eingeweiht. Die Wiener Pestsäule in ihrer heutigen Form wird schließlich 1693 fertiggestellt.
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