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- List_of_residences_of_Joseph_Haydn abstract "This article is a chronologically-ordered list of the locations where the composer Joseph Haydn lived.Haydn, who lived from 1732 to 1809, spent most of his life in a small region near Vienna no more than about 50 km. across, shown on the map at the right. This region was politically part of the Habsburg Empire; for reference the map shows the boundaries of modern-day Austria (green), Hungary (yellow), and Slovakia (pink).".
- Q6636503 abstract "This article is a chronologically-ordered list of the locations where the composer Joseph Haydn lived.Haydn, who lived from 1732 to 1809, spent most of his life in a small region near Vienna no more than about 50 km. across, shown on the map at the right. This region was politically part of the Habsburg Empire; for reference the map shows the boundaries of modern-day Austria (green), Hungary (yellow), and Slovakia (pink).".
- List_of_residences_of_Joseph_Haydn comment "This article is a chronologically-ordered list of the locations where the composer Joseph Haydn lived.Haydn, who lived from 1732 to 1809, spent most of his life in a small region near Vienna no more than about 50 km. across, shown on the map at the right. This region was politically part of the Habsburg Empire; for reference the map shows the boundaries of modern-day Austria (green), Hungary (yellow), and Slovakia (pink).".
- Q6636503 comment "This article is a chronologically-ordered list of the locations where the composer Joseph Haydn lived.Haydn, who lived from 1732 to 1809, spent most of his life in a small region near Vienna no more than about 50 km. across, shown on the map at the right. This region was politically part of the Habsburg Empire; for reference the map shows the boundaries of modern-day Austria (green), Hungary (yellow), and Slovakia (pink).".