Duck evenings

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The duck evenings are named after a regular discussion in the Hotel Zur Goldenen Ente in Riemergasse 4 (1st district) in Vienna .

Karl Lueger prepared the 2nd Austrian Catholic Day (1889) with Karl von Vogelsang , Prince Aloys von Liechtenstein and Franz Martin Schindler . From this working group a discussion group for social reformers arose, which met regularly at the Hotel Zur Goldenen Ente . From this, the term duck evenings developed as a study group of Catholic social reformers . From these conversations, FM Schindler wrote the program of the Christian Social Movement .

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  • Franz Martin Schindler: The social question of the present, from the standpoint of Christianity . Vienna, publishing house of the bookstore of the Reichspost Opitz successor, 1905, 191 pp.