This Salzburg, being an incomplete introduction to the beauty and charm of a town we love, by Count Ferdinand Czernin illustrations by Count Eugen Ledebur (Still Image)

This Salzburg, being an incomplete introduction to the beauty and charm of a town we love, by Count Ferdinand Czernin illustrations by Count Eugen Ledebur

Czernin, Ferdinand, 1903-

2 p. l., vii-xvi, 181, [1] p. illus. 22 cm

"A lighthearted, casual guide for the tourist interested in visiting Salzburg during festival time -- how to dress, the Austrians, behavior at a P.G., a bit of history and architecture, places not to miss, what you will see and hear, celebrities you will encounter, etc. etc. Not a serious how-to-do-book, but the hints could be helpful. " - from Kirkus Review

Count Ferdinand Czernin was a member of one of Austria's aristocratic familes and the son of Count Ottokar Czernin, Austria's foreign minister during WWI. An anti-nazi, he was chairman of the free Austria movment in the united States during WWII.

First American edition bound in Austrian Dirndl Cloth through the courtesy of Hannes Schneiber.--Slip inserted

Features: Inscribed:Ruth Steinkraus, Feb, 1938

1938

Salzburg (Austria) -- Description and travel

b29072669

DB879.S18.C9 1938

New York, The Greystone press c1938

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