List of Viennese personalities

The list of Viennese personalities lists in chronological order people who were born in Vienna , as well as some important personalities who worked in Vienna.

13th to 15th centuries

Rudolf IV
(1339-1365)

Hans Puchsbaum
(before 1390-1454)

Maximilian I
(1459-1519)

1201-1300

• Leopold I (1290–1326), Duke of Austria from the House of Habsburg

1301-1400

• Otto the Merry (1301–1339), Duke of Austria and the youngest son of Albrecht I.
• Agnes von Habsburg , Duchess of Schweidnitz-Jauer
• Rudolf IV. (1339–1365), Duke of Austria (1358–1365)
• Albrecht III. (1349 / 50–1395), Duke of Austria
• Leopold III. von Habsburg (1351–1386), Duke of Austria from the House of Habsburg
• Wilhelm von Habsburg (* around 1370; † 1406), Duke of Austria
• Albrecht IV (1377–1404), Duke of Austria
• Hans Puchsbaum (before 1390–1454), master builder of the cathedral
• Albrecht II (1397–1439), Roman-German King, King of Hungary and Bohemia, Duke of Austria
• Mathes Helbling (1400–1444), master builder from 1437

1401-1500

• Laurenz Spenning (1410–1477), cathedral builder
• Albrecht VI. (1418–1463), Duke of Austria
• Elisabeth von Habsburg (1437–1505), daughter of Albrecht II.
• Johannes Kaltenmarkter (around 1450–1506), clergyman, theologian and university professor, rector of the University of Vienna, canon at St. Stephen's Cathedral
• Georg von Slatkonia (Jurij Sladkonja; 1456–1522), first bishop of the newly founded diocese of Vienna
• Maximilian I (1459–1519), Holy Roman Emperor

16th Century

1501-1600

Ernst of Austria
(1553–1595)

Elisabeth of Austria
(1554–1592)

• Maximilian II (1527–1576), Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, King of Bohemia and Hungary
• Charles II (1540–1590), Archduke of Austria
• Ulrich Hackel (1551–1607), clergyman and Cistercian abbot from Zwettl
• Kaspar Hofmann (around 1551–1623), Benedictine Abbot von Melk, Imperial Councilor and President of the Spiritual Council
• Melchior Khlesl (1552–1630), Bishop of Vienna and Chancellor of Emperor Matthias
• Rudolf II (1552–1612), Holy Roman Emperor, King of Bohemia and Hungary
• Ernst of Austria (1553–1595), Archduke of Austria, governor of Lower and Upper Austria and the Netherlands
• Philipp Jakob Schröter (1553–1617), physician
• Elisabeth of Austria (1554–1592), princess, daughter of Emperor Maximilian II.
• Matthias (1557–1619), Holy Roman Emperor
• Zdeněk Vojtěch von Lobkowicz (1568–1628), Bohemian nobleman
• Paul Helmreich (1579–1631), theologian, clergyman and writer
• Heinrich Kielmann (1581–1649), German lawyer, classical philologist and playwright, vice rector and professor in Stettin
• Friedrich Stoll (1597–1647), imperial court and chamber painter
• Ulrich Grappler von Trappenburg (1600–1658), auxiliary bishop in Passau

17th century

1601-1700

Ernst Rüdiger von Starhemberg
(1638–1701)

Sigismund von Kollonitz
(1677–1751)

• Elias Grießler (1622–1682), portrait painter
• Christoph Ignaz Abele (1627–1685), legal scholar and court official
• Sigismund Ferdinand Hartmann (1632–1681), theologian, mathematician and university professor
• Ferdinand IV (1633–1654), King of the Holy Roman Empire, King of Bohemia, King of Hungary and Croatia
• Maria Theresia von Sulz (1634–1692), Abbess Buchau Abbey
• Ernst Rüdiger von Starhemberg (1638–1701), Vienna City Commander, Imperial General during the Great Turkish War
• Johann Frühwirth (1640–1701), sculptor
• Leopold I (1640–1705), Holy Roman Emperor, King of Bohemia and Hungary
• Marx Augustin (1643–1685), legendary Viennese bagpiper (Der liebe Augustin)
• Charles V (1643–1690), Duke of Lorraine (Duke without Duchy)
• Hermann Jakob Czernin von Chudenitz (1659–1710), diplomat
• Cölestin Böhm (around 1664–1731), abbot of the St. Georgenberg-Fiecht Monastery
• Wirich Philipp von und zu Daun (1669–1741), Imperial Field Marshal
• Sigismund von Kollonitz (1677–1751), Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Vienna and Cardinal
• Johann Philipp Harrach (1678–1764), Field Marshal and President of the Court War Council
• Joseph I (1678–1711), Holy Roman Emperor, King of Bohemia and Hungary
• Karl Sebastian Flacker (1679–1746), sculptor
• Charles III Joseph von Lothringen (1680–1715), Bishop of Olmütz and Osnabrück, and Archbishop and Elector of Trier
• Charles VI (1685–1740), Holy Roman Emperor and King of Hungary
• Robert Leeb (1688–1755), abbot of Heiligenkreuz Abbey
• Joseph Emanuel Fischer von Erlach (1693–1742), architect
• Daniel Gran (1694–1757), baroque painter
• Paul von Colindres (1696–1766), Spaniard, general of the Capuchins; died while staying in Vienna, grave in the Capuchin Church
• Ludwig Debiel (also Louis Debiel , Ludwig de Biel ; 1697–1771), Austrian Jesuit and theologian

18th century

Leopold Joseph von Daun
(1705–1766)

Joseph Haydn
(1732–1809)

Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf
(1739–1799)

Johann Baptist von Alxinger
(1755–1797)

Marie Antoinette
(1755-1793)

Vincent Ferrerius of Bianchi
(1768–1855)

Heinrich Joseph von Collin
(1771–1811)

Alois II
(1796-1858)

Franz Schubert
(1797-1828)

Franz Hermann von Hermannsthal
(1799–1875)

1701-1740

• Johann Baptist Martinelli (1701–1754), architect
• Maximilian Hellmann (1702–1763), musician
• Franz Anton Baumann (1704–1750), church musician and composer
• Leopold Joseph von Daun (1705–1766), field marshal and general in the Seven Years' War
• Johann Siegmund Popowitsch , Janez Žiga Valentin Popovič (1705–1774), linguists and naturalists
• Ignaz Holzbauer (1711–1783), composer
• Wenzel Anton Graf Kaunitz (1711–1794), politician
• Nikolaus I. Joseph Esterházy de Galantha (1714–1790), field marshal and diplomat
• Georg Christoph Wagenseil (1715–1777), composer
• Johann von Mayr (1716–1759), Prussian major general
• Leopold Johann of Austria (* / † 1716), Archduke of Austria, last born male descendant from the House of Habsburg
• Johann Lucas Kracker (1717–1779), late baroque painter
• Joseph Felix von Kurz (called Bernardon , 1717–1784), actor, playwright and impresario
• Maria Theresa (1717–1780), Archduchess of Austria, Queen of Hungary and Bohemia
• Matthias Georg Monn (1717–1750), composer, organist and music teacher
• Leopold Anton von Podstatzky-Prusinowitz (1717–1776), cathedral dean and rector of the University of Olomouc
• Ernst von Gianini (1719–1775), Austrian Lieutenant Field Marshal, Director of the Technical Military Academy
• Franz Anton Hillebrandt (1719–1797), architect
• Johann Peter von Bolza (1721–1803), civil servant, from 1763 director of the Austrian state debt fund
• Heinrich Carl Brandt (1724–1787), painter
• Franz Moritz von Lacy (1725–1801), successful field marshal under Maria Theresa and personal friend of Emperor Josef II.
• Franz Josef Freiherr von Heinke (1726–1803), lawyer, member of the ecclesiastical court commission
• Joseph Karl Huber (1726–1760), actor and playwright
• Jacob Friedrich Isenflamm (1726–1793), German physician and university professor
• Ferdinand Maria von Lobkowitz (1726–1795), Roman Catholic clergyman, bishop of Namur and Ghent
• Joseph Roos (1726–1805), painter
• József Batthyány (1727–1799), Archbishop of Gran, Prince-Primate of Hungary and Cardinal
• Carlo Galli da Bibiena (1728–1787), Italian decorative and theater painter
• Friedrich Wilhelm von Taube (1728–1778), German administrative officer in Austrian service
• Ernest Johann Nepomuk von Herberstein (1731–1788), first bishop of the Linz diocese
• Karl Mastalier (1731–1795), poet and Jesuit
• Joseph Haydn (1732–1809), composer of the classical period
• Johann Ferdinand Hetzendorf von Hohenberg (1732–1816), classical architect
• Cornelius Hermann von Ayrenhoff (1733–1819), officer and author
• Joseph Christian Fengler (1733–1802), Bishop of Raab
• Andreas von Neu (1734–1803), Lieutenant Field Marshal
• Leopold von Hartmann (1734–1791), German civil servant and farmer
• Philipp Hafner (1735–1764), writer and literary critic
• Leopold von Clary and Aldringen (1736–1800), Minister of Justice
• Andreas Zach (1736–1797), master builder
• Mathias Wilhelm von Haan (1737–1816), statesman
• Anton I. Esterházy de Galantha (1738–1794), sixth prince of the Esterházy family
• Leopold Hofmann (1738–1793), composer of the Viennese classical music
• Johann Martin Krafft (1738–1781), medalist and die cutter
• Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf (1739–1799), composer
• Gabriel Gruber (1740–1805), Order General
• Christoph Christian von Knorr (1740–1803), General

1741-1760

• Joseph II (1741–1790), Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire and sole ruler in the Austrian lands
• Joseph Valentin Eybel (1741–1805), publicist, professor of canon law in Vienna
• Maria Christina (1742–1798), Archduchess of Austria
• Maria Elisabeth of Austria (1743–1808), abbess in Innsbruck, daughter of Maria Theresia and Franz I. Stephan
• Daniel Tobenz (1743–1819), Roman Catholic theologian
• Georg Weikert (* 1743 or 1745; † 1799), portrait painter
• Joseph Anton Christ (1744–1823), singer and actor
• Marianna von Martines (1744–1812), composer, harpsichordist and singer
• Karl Franz Henisch (1745–1776), actor and librettist
• Karl Joseph von Habsburg-Lothringen (1745–1761), Austrian Archduke
• Karl von Marinelli (1745–1803), actor and writer
• Franz Samuel Karpe (1747–1806), philosopher and university professor
• Franz Georg von Keeß (1747–1799), lawyer
• Leopold II (HRR) (1747–1792), Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation and Grand Duke of Tuscany from the House of Habsburg-Lothringen
• Georg von Scheidlein (1747–1826), lawyer and university professor
• Andreas Stütz (1747–1806), director of the Hof-Naturalien-Cabinet
• Jakob Adam (1748–1811), engraver
• Adam Johann Braun (1748–1827), painter and art dealer
• Franz Giftschütz (1748–1788), pastoral theologian
• Lorenz Leopold Haschka (1749–1827), poet
• Franz II. Xaver von Salm-Reifferscheidt-Krautheim (1749–1822), Roman Catholic clergyman, Prince-Bishop of Gurk
• Anton Wilhelm Gustermann (1750–1823), legal scholar
• Johann Jahn (1750–1816), Catholic theologian and orientalist, professor at the university and canon at St. Stephen's Cathedral
• Joseph Markl (1752–1811), abbot of the Cistercian Abbey of Lilienfeld
• Maria Karolina of Austria (1752–1814), Queen of Naples and Sicily
• Karl Giftschütz (1753–1831), teacher, priest and writer
• Franz von Spaun (1753–1826), lawyer and writer
• Josef von Mader (1754–1815), lawyer and numismatist
• Georg von Vega (Jurij Vega, 1754–1802), Slovenian mathematician and artillery officer
• Martin Johann Wikosch (1754–1826), professor at the University of Vienna
• Marie Antoinette (1755–1793), daughter of Empress Maria Theresa, as Marie-Antoinette, the last absolutist queen of France
• Johann Baptist von Alxinger (1755–1797), writer
• Otto Heinrich von Gemmingen-Hornberg (1755–1836), Enlightenment writer and diplomat
• Hieronymus Waldinger (1755–1821), veterinarian and university professor
• Maximilian Franz of Austria (1756–1801), Archduke, Bishop of Münster and Archbishop of Cologne
• Franz Xaver von Mayr (1756–1838), cloth merchant and patron
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791), musician and composer
• Anton Teyber (1756–1822), composer, organist and pianist
• Heinrich Joseph Watteroth (1756–1819), legal scholar, professor, Illuminat and art lover in Vienna, honorary citizen of the city
• Johann Rudolf Czernin von und zu Chudenitz (1757–1845), administrative officer
• Gomes Freire de Andrade (1757-1817), Portuguese general, Grand Master of the Freemasons and Commander of the Order
• Kilian Ponheimer the Elder (1757–1828), engraver
• Carl Leonhard Reinhold (1757–1823), philosopher and writer; Representatives of the German Enlightenment
• Bernhard Albrecht (1758–1822), painter and etcher
• Benedikt Arnstein (1758–1841), writer
• Marianne Auenbrugger (1759–1782), pianist and composer
• Anton Joseph Stein (1759–1844), professor at the University of Vienna and writer
• Thomas Dolliner (1760–1839), lawyer and professor at the Universities of Prague and Vienna
• Martin Span (1760–1840), educator, author and teacher of Ferdinand I.

1761-1780

• Rudolph von Wrbna (1761–1823), Chamberlain and Minister
• Georg Joseph Beer (1763–1821), founder of scientifically based ophthalmology
• Augustin Johann Joseph Gruber (1763–1835), Archbishop of Salzburg
• Joachim Perinet (1763–1816), actor and writer
• Józef Antoni Poniatowski (1763–1813), Polish general, Marshal of France
• Franz Xaver Gewey (1764–1819), civil servant, actor and writer
• Franz Seraphicus Schmid (1764–1843), Roman Catholic clergyman and confessor of Empress Karoline Auguste
• Dominik von Vivenot (1764–1833), a Viennese doctor, made an outstanding contribution during the cholera epidemic in 1830
• Nikolaus II. Esterházy de Galantha (1765–1833), prince of the Esterházy family
• Augustin Braig (1766–1821), Roman Catholic theologian, university professor and Canon of St. Stephen
• Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly (1766–1820), publisher, cartographer and writer
• Joseph Weigl (1766–1846), composer and conductor
• Vincent Ferrerius von Bianchi (1768–1855), Duke of Casalanza, general; Father of Friedrich von Bianchi
• Joseph Schreyvogel (1768–1832), writer
• Johann Zacharias Frey (1769–1829), Polish painter and engraver of Austrian descent
• Georg von Hofmann (1769 / 71–1845), opera poet and translator of opera libretti
• Carl Joseph Pratobevera (1769–1853), Vice President of the Court of Appeal in Vienna
• Ludwig von Wallmoden-Gimborn (1769–1862), general of the cavalry
• Vincenz Darnaut (1770–1821), clergyman, topographer and confessor of the emperor
• Leopold Ackermann (1771–1831), theologian
• Heinrich Joseph von Collin (1771–1811), writer
• Theobald Fritz (1771–1848), moral theologian and professor at the University of Vienna
• Karl Philipp Prince of Schwarzenberg (1771–1820), General
• Josef Alois Gleich (1772–1841), civil servant and theater poet
• Ignaz zu Hardegg (1772–1848), General of the Cavalry and President of the Court War Council
• Guillaume de Vaudoncourt (1772–1845), French general and war historian
• Ferdinand Bernhard Vietz (1772–1815), physician and botanist
• Josef Klieber (1773–1850), sculptor, director of the Academy of Arts
• Ernst von Schwarzenberg (1773–1821), bishop, composer and canon in Cologne
• Franz Binder von Krieglstein (1774–1855), diplomat
• Elias Hütter (1774–1865), sculptor
• Adam Albert von Neipperg (1775–1829), military
• Ignaz von Seyfried (1776–1841), conductor
• Anton Joseph Emanuel Kraus (1777–1860), diplomat and civil servant
• Johann Knapp (1778–1833), painter
• Matthäus von Collin (1779–1824), writer and tutor to the Duke of Reichstadt
• Christoph Hartung (1779–1853), doctor and pioneer of homeopathy
• Johann Nepomuk Schödlberger (1779–1853), landscape painter and art teacher
• Ignaz Schuster (1779–1835), actor and composer
• Nikolai Nathan Fürst (1779–1857), author of early romanticism
• Franz Rudolf Bayer (1780–1860), theater actor, director, writer and painter
• Joseph Fischer (1780–1862), singer and composer
• Josef Koch (1780–1814), master builder
• Jernej Kopitar (1780–1844), Slovenian linguist
• Joseph von Winiwarter (1780–1848), lawyer and professor at the University of Vienna

1781-1800

• Ignaz Franz Castelli (1781–1862), Viennese and Lower Austrian writer
• Michael von Erdelyi (1782–1837), veterinarian and university professor in Vienna
• Andreas Ignaz Wawruch (1782–1842), doctor and university professor, looked after Ludwig van Beethoven
• Carl Thomas Mozart (1784–1858), second son of Wolfgang Amadeus and Constanze Mozart
• Adolf Bäuerle (1786–1859), writer
• Karl Bernhard von Hietzinger (1786–1864), administrative officer
• Johann Mailáth (1786–1855), Hungarian writer
• Julie Mihes (1786–1855), painter and religious
• Johann Georg Wenrich (1787–1847), Protestant theologian, gave public Sanskrit lectures in Vienna
• Franz Xaver Nippel von Weyerheim (1787–1862), judge at the Higher Regional Court
• Heinrich von Heß (1788–1870), field marshal
• Joseph Pletz (1788–1840), Roman Catholic clergyman, educator and author
• Kilian Ponheimer the Younger (1788–1829), painter and engraver
• Antonie Adamberger (1790–1867), actress, fiancee Theodor Körner
• Moritz Daffinger (1790–1849), miniature painter and sculptor
• Ferdinand Raimund (1790–1836), playwright
• Thekla Theer (around 1790–1871), artist embroiderer
• Wenzel Carl Wolfgang Blumenbach (1791–1847), statistician and geographer
• Carl Czerny (1791–1857), composer, pianist and piano teacher
• Franz Grillparzer (1791–1872), playwright
• Joseph Johann Knolz (1791–1862), physician and administrative officer, Protomedicus and medical officer of Lower Austria
• Marie-Louise of Austria (1791–1847), wife of Napoleon I.
• Franz Xaver Wolfgang Mozart (1791–1844), composer and piano virtuoso
• István Széchenyi (1791–1860), Hungarian state reformer and entrepreneur
• Blasius Höfel (1792–1863), engraver
• Ludwig Steiner (1792–1869), religious fund administrator and mayor of St. Pölten
• Thomas Ender (1793–1875), landscape painter
• Ferdinand I (1793–1875), Emperor of Austria
• Franz Pecháček (1793–1840), violin virtuoso and composer
• Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller (1793–1865), painter and art writer
• Ferdinand Schubert (1794-1859), composer
• Wilhelm Ritter von Haidinger (1795–1871), geologist and mineralogist
• Alois II. (1796–1858), Prince of Liechtenstein
• Alois Primisser (1796–1827), numismatist and museum specialist
• Maria Leopoldine of Austria (1797–1826), Archduchess of Austria, Empress of Brazil
• Adam von Burg (1797–1882), mathematician and technologist
• Ida Pfeiffer (1797–1858), world traveler and explorer
• Joseph Othmar von Rauscher (1797–1875), Roman Catholic Archbishop of Vienna
• Franz Schubert (1797–1828), composer
• Ferdinand von Stelzhammer (1797–1858), Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Justice
• Anna Bondra (1798–1836), opera singer (soprano, mezzo-soprano)
• Paul Hofmann (1798–1842), Roman Catholic Benedictine, theologian and university professor
• Joseph Kyselak (1798–1831), alpinist and court chamber clerk
• Johann Nepomuk Passini (1798–1874), engraver, lithographer and painter
• Josef Scheiner (1798–1867), theologian, rector of the university, school commissioner, canon and cantor at St. Stephen's Cathedral and court chaplain
• Franz Hermann von Hermannsthal (1799–1875), administrative officer, poet and dramaturge
• Georg Holzgethan (1799–1860), administrative lawyer and statistician
• Katharina Fröhlich (1800–1879), Franz Grillparzer's “eternal bride”
• Josef Kriehuber (1800–1876), lithographer and painter

19th century

1801-1810

Johann Nestroy
(1801-1862)

Friedrich von Amerling
(1803-1887)

Johann Gabriel Seidl
(1804–1875)

Anton von Schmerling
(1805-1893)

• Joseph Höger (1801–1877), landscape painter, watercolorist, etcher and lithographer
• Joseph Lanner (1801–1843), composer and violinist
• Josef Loyp (1801–1877), organ builder
• Johann Nestroy (1801–1862), playwright and satirist
• Eduard von Bauernfeld (1802–1890), comedy poet
• Franz Högler (1802–1855), sculptor
• Johann Nepomuk Vogl (1802–1866), writer
• Andreas Zelinka (1802–1868), Mayor of Vienna
• Friedrich von Amerling (1803–1887), painter
• Ferdinand Hessler (1803–1865), physicist and university professor, City Councilor of Vienna
• Johann Hoffmann (1803–1865), singer and theater director
• Johann von Löwenthal (1803–1891), Austrian field marshal lieutenant and attaché
• François-Joseph de Champagny (1804–1882), French historian and publicist
• Moritz von Schwind (1804–1871), Austrian-German painter
• Johann Gabriel Seidl (1804–1875), archaeologist, poet, storyteller and playwright
• Karl von Steininger (1804–1867), Feldzeugmeister and commanding general in the Bana
• Johann Strauss (father) (1804–1849), composer and conductor
• Johann Nepomuk Geiger (1805–1880), painter and draftsman
• Jurij Mihevec (1805–1882), composer
• Anton von Schmerling (1805-1893), politician and lawyer
• Franz Zeller von Zellberg (1805–1876), painter
• Franz Xaver Haimerl (1806–1867), lawyer, professor and rector of the University of Vienna
• Rudolf von Roßbacher (1806–1886), Feldzeugmeister and Deputy Minister of War
• Heinrich Joseph Adami (1807–1895), writer and newspaper journalist
• Theobald von Rizy (1807–1882), lawyer and politician
• Karl Mathias Rott (1807–1876), singer, cellist, composer, theater actor and comedian
• Rudolph von Vivenot (father) (1807–1884), general practitioner
• Jakob Zukrigl (1807–1876), Roman Catholic theologian, clergyman and professor in Vienna
• Leopold Ernst (1808–1862), architect
• Anton Johann Gross-Hoffinger (1808–1875), writer
• Franz Limmer (1808–1857), composer
• Leopold Mayr (1808–1866), court builder, architect and local politician
• Robert Theer (1808–1863), painter and lithographer
• Giovanni Gentiluomo (1809–1866), academic painter, opera singer and singing teacher
• Bénédict Augustin Morel (1809–1873), French psychiatrist
• Heinrich Proch (1809–1878), composer
• Friedrich zu Schwarzenberg (1809–1885), Archbishop of Prague
• Karl Mayer (1810–1876), painter
• Ludwig Rotter (1810–1895), organist and composer
• Eduard Jakob von Steinle (1810–1886), painter

1811-1820

Ludwig von Fautz
(1811–1880)

Václav Bolemír Nebeský
(1818–1882)

Alfred von Arneth
(1819-1897)

• Ludwig von Fautz (1811–1880), ship commander, most recently vice admiral and commander of the Austro-Hungarian Navy
• Eugene von Guerard (1811–1901), Austrian-Australian-British painter
• Joseph Heicke (1811–1861), animal and landscape painter, watercolorist and lithographer
• Alexander von Huebner (1811-1892), diplomat
• Moritz von Stubenrauch (1811–1865), lawyer
• Adolf Theer (1811–1868), painter and lithographer
• Rudolf von Alt (1812–1905), landscape and architecture painter
• Eduard van der Nüll (1812–1868), architect
• Carl Rahl (1812–1865), painter; Son of the engraver Carl Heinrich Rahl
• Tassilo Festetics de Tolna (1813–1883), officer, most recently general of the cavalry
• Franz von Miklosich , Miklošič (1813–1891), Slovene philologist, founder of Slavic Studies at the University of Vienna, member of the Reichstag
• Sebastian Brunner (1814–1893), Roman Catholic theologian and writer
• Cajetan von Felder (1814–1894), lawyer, entomologist, politician and from 1868 to 1878 mayor of Vienna
• Ignaz Gulz (1814–1874), ophthalmologist and ear specialist
• Betty Paoli (1814-1894), writer
• Eduard von Bach (1814–1884), politician and administrative officer
• Jakob Dont (1815–1888), violinist
• Albert Theer (1815–1902), painter and lithographer
• Carl Binder (1816–1860), composer and conductor
• Josef Engel (1816–1899), physician and university professor
• Ferdinand II. (1816–1885), King of Portugal from the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
• Josef Nikola (1816–1892), politician and writer
• Friedrich Treml (1816–1852), genre painter and watercolorist
• Archduke Albrecht (1817–1895), Archduke of Austria and general
• Rudolf Eitelberger (1817–1885), art historian
• Joseph von Würth (1817–1855), administrative lawyer and member of the Frankfurt National Assembly
• Václav Bolemír Nebeský (1818–1882), Czech poet and philosopher
• Alexander Julius Schindler (1818–1885), writer and politician
• Alfred von Arneth (1819–1897), historian
• Ernst Wilhelm von Brücke (1819–1892), German-Austrian physiologist
• Ludwig Foglár (1819–1889), lawyer and writer
• Eugen von Friedenfels (1819–1885), administrative officer and historian
• Johann Meixner (1819–1872), sculptor
• Therese Pulszky (1819–1866), Austro-Hungarian writer
• Alfred II zu Windisch-Grätz (1819–1876), Member of Parliament in Württemberg
• Alexander von Bensa (1820–1902), genre and battle painter
• Anton Joseph Gruscha (1820–1911), Roman Catholic Archbishop, Cardinal
• Eduard Herbst (1820–1892), legal scholar and politician
• Friedrich Kaltenegger von Riedhorst (1820–1892), civil servant and politician
• Hermann von Ramberg (1820–1899), kuk general of the cavalry
• Mathilde Wildauer (1820–1878), actress and singer
• Anton Zampis (1820–1883), caricaturist

1821-1830

Ferdinand Kürnberger
(1821–1879)

Mathilde Hellwig
(1825-1892)

Johann Decker-Schenk
(1826–1899)

• Ferdinand Kirschner (1821–1896), court architect
• Ferdinand Kürnberger (1821–1879), writer, storyteller and columnist
• Aristides Oeconomo (1821–1887), portrait painter
• Adolf Foglár (1822–1900), lawyer and writer
• Leopold Friedrich von Hofmann (1822–1885), diplomat, minister and general manager at the Vienna Court Theater
• Edward Millard (1822–1906), director of the Bible Society and pioneer of the Austrian Baptists
• August von Pettenkofen (1822–1889), painter and illustrator
• Johann Evangelist Klein (1823–1883), painter, glass painter and university professor
• Anton Bruckner (1824–1896), composer, organist and music teacher
• Carl Goebel (1824–1899), painter
• Karl Maria Kertbeny (1824–1882), Austrian-born journalist and human rights activist, who coined the word “homosexual”
• Julius Meinl I (1824–1914), merchant
• Wilhelm Richter (1824–1892), genre, hunting and military painter
• Athanasius Zuber (1824–1872), Capuchin and missionary bishop in India
• Rudolf Bayer (1825–1878), architect and engineer
• Johann Fürst (1825–1882), actor and theater director
• Eduard Hanslick (1825–1904), music critic
• Mathilde Hellwig (1825–1892), opera singer, member of the Vienna Court Opera
• Johann Strauss (son) (1825–1899), conductor and composer ("Waltz King")
• Imre Széchényi (1825–1898), Hungarian landowner, diplomat and politician
• Johann Decker-Schenk (1826–1899), guitarist, singer and composer
• Léon Minkus (1826–1917), ballet composer
• Josef Anton Strassgschwandtner (1826–1881), horse, military, hunting and genre painter and lithographer
• Josef Strauss (1827–1870), engineer, inventor, composer and conductor
• Heinrich von Ferstel (1828–1883), architect
• Alfred von Kremer (1828–1889), orientalist
• Otto von Thoren (1828–1889), officer and painter
• Joseph Weil Ritter von Weilen (1828–1889), writer, professor at the war school, director of the drama school at the conservatory
• Wilhelm Koller (1829–1884 / 85), history painter
• Karl Friedrich Stumpf-Brentano (1829–1882), historian
• Gustav Mayr (1830–1908), teacher, beetle collector and entomologist
• Josef von Storck (1830–1902), architect and craftsman
• Leopold Heinrich Vöscher (1830–1877), landscape painter

1831-1840

Karl Blasel
(1831-1922)

Johannes Brahms
(1833-1897)

Franz Kraus
(1834-1897)

Eleonore de Ahna
(1838–1865)

Ludwig Anzengruber
(1839-1889)

• Karl Blasel (1831–1922), actor and theater director
• Friedrich Hassaurek (1831–1885), emigrant in 1848, American journalist and diplomat
• Johann von Herbeck (1831–1877), conductor and composer
• Josef Hoffmann (1831–1904), painter and set designer
• Franz von Jauner (1831–1900), actor and theater director
• Siegfried Marcus (1831–1898), automobile pioneer
• Franz von Raimann (1831–1899), judge and numismatist
• Ferdinand Laub (1832–1875), Czech violinist
• Josef Matras (1832–1887), actor and folk singer
• Maximilian I (1832–1867), Emperor of Mexico
• Franz Pönninger (1832–1906), sculptor and medalist
• Anton Romako (1832–1889), painter
• Moritz Rosenthal (1832 / 1833–1889), neurologist
• Otto Bach (1833–1893), composer, church musician and conductor
• Johannes Brahms (1833–1897), German Romantic composer
• Karl Freiherr von Hasenauer (1833–1894), architect
• Josef von Kühn (1833–1913), philanthropist and founder of the Vienna People's Kitchen Association
• Theodor Meynert (1833–1892), psychiatrist, neuroanatomist and teacher of Sigmund Freud
• Ferdinand von Saar (1833–1906), writer, playwright and poet
• Eduard Taaffe (1833–1895), head of the state of Salzburg, Upper Austria and Tyrol
• Rudolph von Vivenot (1833–1870), doctor and climatologist
• Marie Wilt (1833-1891), soprano
• August George-Mayer (1834–1889), painter
• Ferdinand Bonaventura Prince Kinsky (1834–1904), important Bohemian nobleman
• Leonhard Kohl von Kohlenegg (1834–1875), writer and actor
• Franz Kraus (1834–1897), cave research pioneer
• Quirin Ritter von Leitner (1834–1893), historian and armourer
• Anna Lynker (* 1834; † after 1909), landscape and genre painter
• Franz Steindachner (1834-1919), zoologist
• Marie Weißhappel (1834–1898), actress
• Ferdinand Groß (1835–1909), opera singer and theater director
• Konrad Adolf Hallenstein (1835-1892), German actor (Burgtheater)
• Oscar Kramer (1835–1892), photographer, photo dealer, photo publisher and art dealer
• Joseph Lewinsky (1835–1907), actor
• Georg Christian von Lobkowitz (1835–1908), Bohemian nobleman and politician
• Alberta von Maytner (1835–1898), writer
• Heinrich Wilhelm Reichardt (1835–1885), botanist, head of the Botanical Court Cabinet
• Daniel Spitzer (1835-1893), author
• Josef Stefan (1835–1893), Carinthian Slovene poet, mathematician and physicist
• Eduard Strauss (1835–1916), composer and conductor
• Julius Lott (1836–1883), railway pioneer and construction officer
• Franz von Gruber (1837–1918), civil and military architect
• Johann Nepomuk Wilczek (1837–1922), polar explorer and art patron
• Eleonore de Ahna (1838–1865), opera singer
• Joseph Keppler (1838–1894), cartoonist, worked in the United States
• Eduard Kremser (1838–1914), composer, arranger and conductor
• Carl Kundmann (1838–1919), sculptor
• Nicolae Teclu (1838–1916), Romanian chemist and architect
• Ludwig Anzengruber (1839–1889), playwright, storyteller and poet
• Franz von Meran (1839–1891), only son of Archduke Johann
• Albert Milde (1839–1904), art locksmith and civil engineer
• Edmund Mojsisovics von Mojsvár (1839–1907), paleontologist and geologist
• Ernst Hartmann von Franzenshuld (1840–1884), heraldist and numismatist
• Oswald Gruber (1840–1913), architect
• Richard von Krafft-Ebing (1840–1902), psychiatrist, professor of medicine and head of the psychiatric clinic
• Anna von Lucam (1840–1921), social worker and association official
• Maria Lutz (1840–1872), actress and operetta singer

1841-1850

Ludwig Boltzmann
(1844–1906)

Tina Blau
(1845-1916)

Siegmund Exner-Ewarten
(1846–1926)

Adolf Klein
(1847–1931)

• Karl König (1841–1915), architect of historicism
• Hermann Nothnagel (1841–1905), German internist
• Otto Wagner (1841–1918), architect, architectural theorist and urban planner
• Ludwig Weissel (1841–1886), lawyer, poet and translator, Vienna City Council
• Josef Breuer (1842–1925), co-founder of psychanalysis
• Wilhelm Haas (1842–1918), director of the university library
• Max Kassowitz (1842–1913), pediatrician, professor of medicine
• Gabrielle Krauss (1842–1906), opera singer
• Heinrich Leitner (1842–1913), Austrian-German painter
• Carl Millöcker (1842–1899), operetta composer
• Ludwig Viktor of Austria (1842–1919), youngest brother of Emperor Franz Joseph I.
• Georg von Schönerer (1842–1921), landowner and politician
• Theodor Gartner (1843–1925), Romanist
• Ludwig Hofbauer (1843–1923), painter and graphic artist
• Eduard Sacher (1843–1892), hotel owner
• Camillo Sitte (1843–1903), architect and town planner
• Carl Michael Ziehrer (1843–1922), composer
• Ludwig Boltzmann (1844–1906), physicist and philosopher
• Guido Krafft (1844–1907), farmer and author of specialist agricultural literature
• Karl Lueger (1844–1910), politician, mayor of Vienna
• Tina Blau (1845–1916), painter
• Friedrich Franceschini (1845–1906), portrait painter
• Philipp Wilhelm von Schoeller (1845–1916), large German-Austrian entrepreneur and art photographer
• Bertha von Brukenthal (1846–1908), composer
• Marie Erhard (1846–1906), opera singer, Saxon chamber singer
• Siegmund Exner-Ewarten (1846–1926), physiologist; was knighted
• Franz Huber (1846–1919), farmer, brickworks owner and politician
• Johann Josef Kirchner (1846–1889), illustrator and landscape painter
• Amand von Schweiger-Lerchenfeld (1846–1910), traveler, writer and officer
• Josef Bratfisch (1847–1892), crown prince Rudolf's bodyfiaker and Viennese song singer
• Theodor Breitwieser (1847–1930), genre and military painter
• Ferdinand Fellner the Elder J. (1847-1916), architect
• Robert Fuchs (1847–1927), composer and music teacher
• Raimund Grübl (1847–1898), lawyer and politician
• Albert Ilg (1847–1896), art historian
• Adolf Klein (1847–1931), actor and theater director
• Anna von Lieben (1847–1900), became known as the patient Cäcilie M. Sigmund Freuds
• Antonie Janisch (1848–1920), actress at the Vienna Burgtheater
• Guido von List (1848–1919), occult author and founder of ariosophy
• Hans Tauber (1848–1913), local researcher in western Styria
• Christoph Hartung von Hartungen (IV, 1849–1917), doctor
• Richard von Drasche-Wartinberg (1850–1923), Asian researcher, industrialist and painter
• Marie Fillunger (1850–1930), singer
• August Fournier (1850–1920), historian and politician
• Edmund von Hellmer (1850–1935), sculptor

1851-1860

Josef Bayer
(1852-1913)

Max Wladimir Freiherr von Beck
(1854–1943)

Alois Koch
(1854-1917)

Carl Auer von Welsbach
(1858–1929)

Philipp Haas von Teichen
(1859–1926)

• Eugen Jaromir Franz Czernin von und zu Chudenitz (1851–1925), politician
• Ernst von Hesse-Wartegg (1851–1918), traveler and writer
• Leopold Theyer (1851–1937), architect
• Friedrich von Wieser (1851–1926), economist
• Josef Bayer (1852–1913), composer
• Heinz Gerl (1852–1908), architect
• Alois Raimund Hein (1852–1937), painter, specialist writer and club founder
• Josef Schrammel (1852–1895), composer and musician
• Viktor Stauffer (1852–1934), genre and portrait painter
• Adele Groß (1853–1902), actress
• Jakob Reumann (1853–1925), social democratic politician, mayor of Vienna and first governor of the new federal state of Vienna
• Paul Eduard von Schoeller (1853–1920), coal and steel industrialist
• Albert Constantin Swoboda (1853–1941), architect of historicism
• Max Wladimir Freiherr von Beck (1854–1943), politician and Prime Minister
• Rudolf Ernst (1854–1932), painter and graphic artist
• Franz Klein (1854–1926), lawyer, university professor and politician
• Alois Koch (1854–1917), architect
• Richard von Perger (1854–1911), composer, conductor and music teacher
• Hugo Thimig (1854–1944), German-Austrian actor, director and Burgtheater director
• Adolf Wallnöfer (1854–1946), composer and classical tenor
• Ludwig Deutsch (1855–1935), philosopher
• August Engel von Mainfelden (1855–1941), finance specialist and finance minister of Cisleithania
• Sophie Friederike of Austria (1855–1857), Archduchess of Austria
• Theodor Köstlin (1855–1939), actor, director and dramaturge
• Franz Xaver Nagl (1855–1913), Roman Catholic Archbishop and Cardinal
• Adolf Fischer (1856–1914), art collector and donor in Cologne
• Sigmund Freud (1856–1939), founder of psychoanalysis
• Ernst Karl Heinrich Hoyos-Sprinzenstein (1856–1940), nobleman and landowner
• Regine Klein (1856–1939), operetta and opera singer
• Ernst Lecher (1856–1926), physicist
• Eugen Guglia (1857–1919), historian, journalist and writer
• Siegmund Lustgarten (1857–1911), doctor
• Joseph Paneth (1857–1890), physiologist
• Carl Auer von Welsbach (1858–1929), chemist and entrepreneur
• Theodor Bach (1858–1938), architect
• Paul Hofmann von Wellenhof (1858–1944), teacher, literary scholar and politician
• Carl Kaiser-Herbst (1858–1940), painter
• Cornelius Kirschner (1858–1931), actor
• Rosa Mayreder (1858–1938), women's rights activist
• Max Reischle (1858–1905), Protestant theologian
• Erwin Schwartzenau (1858–1926), civil servant, governor and minister
• Désiré Thomassin (1858–1933), painter, composer
• Peter Altenberg (1859-1919), writer
• Karl Bayer (1859–1940), actor
• Karl Blodig (1859–1956), mountaineer, ophthalmologist and author
• Josef Dell (1859–1945), architect and building researcher and university professor
• Philipp Haas von Teichen (1859–1926), entrepreneur
• Bertha Pappenheim (1859–1936), women's rights activist and social worker
• Georg Alexander Pick (1859–1942), mathematician
• Anna Sacher (1859–1930), wife of Eduard Sacher
• Theodor Franz Schild (1859–1929), composer
• Adele von Stark (1859–1923), enamel artist
• Paula Conrad-Schlenther (1860–1938), stage actress
• Emil Ertl (1860–1935), writer
• Camilla Jellinek (1860–1940), Austrian-German women's rights activist and lawyer
• Theodor Khuen (1860–1922), sculptor
• Franz Kopallik (1860–1931), painter
• Gustav Mahler (1860–1911), composer and conductor
• Eduard Spiegler (1860–1908), dermatologist
• Ludwig Wahrmund (1860–1932), lawyer
• Josephine Wessely (1860-1887), actress
• Otto Zsigmondy (1860–1917), dentist and mountaineer

1861-1870

Leopold Berchtold
(1863–1942)

Nathan Birnbaum
(1864-1937)

Max Fabiani
(1865–1962)

Alfred Adler
(1870–1937)

Ludvík Vítězslav Čelanský
(1870–1931)

1861-1865

• Josef Johann Beyer (1861–1933), painter and graphic artist
• Ferdinand I (1861–1948), Prince and Tsar of Bulgaria from the Saxe-Coburg-Koháry dynasty
• Karl Gölsdorf (1861–1916), engineer and locomotive designer
• Wilhelm Hein (1861–1903), linguist, folklorist, orientalist and ethnographer
• Eduard Klingler (1861–1916), architect
• Leopold Kuhn (1861–1902), theater director, conductor and composer
• Franz Matsch (1861–1942), painter and sculptor of Austrian Art Nouveau
• Carl Moll (1861–1945), Art Nouveau painter
• Julius Wahle (1861–1940), Austrian-German literary scholar and editor of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's letters
• Emil Zsigmondy (1861–1885), mountaineer
• Carl Goetz , actually Karl Perl (1862–1932), actor
• Emil Viktor Kohl (1862–1924), physicist and university professor
• Arthur Schnitzler (1862–1931), storyteller and playwright
• Hans Wessely (1862–1926), violinist and music teacher
• Kunigunde Ansion (1863–1922), writer
• Leopold Berchtold (1863–1942), Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister at the outbreak of the First World War
• Franz Hillebrand (1863–1926), philosopher
• Rudolf Max Ludloff (1863–1933), architect
• Alexander von Weilen (1863–1918), literary historian, professor at the university and at the conservatory
• Oskar Baumann (1864–1899), Africa researcher, philosopher, ethnologist, geographer and cartographer
• Nathan Birnbaum (1864–1937), Jewish philosopher and Zionist
• Eduard Engelmann junior (1864–1944), figure skater
• Alfred Hermann Fried (1864–1921), pacifist, publicist, Nobel Peace Prize laureate
• Isidor H. Groß (1864–1914), stage actor and opera director
• Philipp zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst (1864–1942), priest and professor
• Georg Janny (1864–1935), painter
• Carl Junker (1864–1928), Syndic of the Association of Austro-Hungarian Booksellers and Historians
• Rudolf Konopa (1864–1938), portrait, landscape, still life and genre painter
• Max von Mauch (1864–1905), sculptor, landscape and portrait painter
• Adele Radnitzky-Mandlick (1864–1932), pianist
• Robert Sieger (1864–1926), geographer and university professor
• Berta Zuckerkandl-Szeps (1864–1945), writer, journalist and critic
• Albrecht Duke of Württemberg (1865–1939), German nobleman, Field Marshal General
• Josef Maria Auchentaller (1865–1949), painter, draftsman and graphic artist
• Fritz Blau (1865–1929), chemist and inventor
• Ottmar Dittrich (1865–1951), linguist and philosopher at the University of Leipzig
• Max Fabiani (1865–1962), Slovenian architect
• Franz Haag (1865–1925), sculptor
• Peter von Hofmann (1865–1923), infantry general in the First World War
• Émile Jaques-Dalcroze (1865–1950), Swiss composer and music teacher; Founder of rhythmic-musical education
• Carl Kauba (1865–1922), sculptor and small sculptor
• Rudolf König (1865–1927), fur trader and amateur astronomer
• Franz von Krauss (1865–1942), architect
• Theodor Scheimpflug (1865–1911), discoverer of the photographic rule
• Marianne Strobl (1865 – after 1914), industrial photographer
• Fritzi Ulreich (1865–1936), war painter
• Richard Zsigmondy (1865-1929), chemist

1866-1870

• Richard Beer-Hofmann (1866–1945), playwright and poet
• Josef Gruntzel (1866–1934), national economist
• Johann Paul Karplus (1866–1936), neurophysiologist and psychiatrist
• Ludwig Koch (1866–1934), painter, sculptor and illustrator
• Hans Nowack (1866–1918), watercolorist and interior designer
• Richard Reisch (1866–1938), lawyer, politician and President of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank
• Karl Maria Wiligut (1866–1946), National Socialist esotericist
• Oskar Braun (1867– after 1940), opera singer and theater actor
• Georg Drah (1867–1922), painter, fresco artist and watercolorist
• August Duesberg (1867–1922), violinist and music teacher
• Carla Ernst (1867–1925), stage actress
• Anna Hottner-Grefe (1867–1946), writer
• Hugo Koller (1867–1949), industrialist, art lover and bibliophile
• Elsbeth Krukenberg-Conze (1867–1954), writer and women's rights activist
• Karl Zsigmondy (1867–1925), mathematician and university professor
• Adele Berger (1868–1900), writer and translator
• Tony Binder (1868–1944), oriental painter and illustrator
• Carl von Kraus (1868–1952), Austro-German Old Germanist and university professor
• Gustav Meyrink (1868–1932), writer
• Koloman Moser (1868–1918), painter, graphic artist and artisan
• Johanna Müller-Hermann (1868–1941), composer
• Maria Ortwin (1868 – after 1890), actress
• Fritz Wärndorfer (1868–1939), art patron
• Alois Anderle (1869–1953), swimmer
• Friedrich Becker (1869 - after 1913), theater actor, singer and comedian
• Oskar Brüch (1869–1943), portrait and military painter
• Ferdinand Grimm (1869–1948), finance minister and finance expert
• Hermann Julius Hermann (1869–1953), art historian and university professor
• Julius Meinl II. (1869–1944), entrepreneur
• Karl Seitz (1869–1950), politician
• Alfred Adler (1870–1937), psychologist
• Ludvík Vítězslav Čelanský (1870–1931), Czech conductor and composer
• Max Haupt (1870–1932), builder and architect
• Josef Klein (1870–1933), violinist, conductor and composer
• Felix von Kraus (1870–1937), singer and university professor
• Luigi von Kunits (1870–1931), conductor, composer, violinist and music teacher
• Adolf Loos (1870–1933), journalist and architect
• Camillo Müller (1870–19 ??), fencer and sports official
• Dora von Stockert-Meynert (1870–1947), writer
• Oscar Straus (1870–1954), operetta composer

1871-1880

Othenio Abel
(1875-1946)

Robert Bárány
(1876–1936)

Franz Baumgartner
(1876–1946)

Lisa Baumfeld
(1877-1897)

Martin Buber
(1878-1965)

Friedrich Adler
(1879–1960)

Paul Ehrenfest
(1880–1933)

1871

• Ferdinand Andri (1871–1956), painter
• Julius Bankó (1871–1945), archaeologist
• Franz Blei (1871–1942), writer, translator, editor and literary critic
• Bruno von Enderes (1871–1934), railway specialist and civil servant
• August von Hayek (1871–1928), botanist
• Leopold Kunschak (1871–1953), politician
• Joseph August Lux (1871–1947), writer
• Hans Leopold Meyer (1871–1942), chemist and university professor
• Richard von Schoeller (1871–1950), coal and steel industrialist
• Arthur Stein (1871–1950), Austro-Czech ancient historian and survivor of the Holocaust
• Erich Tschermak-Seysenegg (1871–1962), botanist
• Mary Vetsera (1871–1889), noblewoman, mistress of Crown Prince Rudolf
• Alexander von Zemlinsky (1871–1942), composer and conductor

1872

• Rudolf Goebel (1872–1952), architect
• Anton Hans Karlinsky (1872–1945), landscape and portrait painter
• Josef Koller (1872–1945), folk singer, actor, writer and folk song researcher
• Karl Philipp (1872–1949), sculptor and medalist
• Jože Plečnik (1872–1957), Slovenian architect
• Adolf Pohl (1872–1930), sculptor and craftsman
• Edmund Rumpler (1872–1940), engineer

1873

• Max Adler (1873–1937), sociologist and representative of Austromarxism
• Rudolf Eisler (1873–1926), philosopher
• Georg Kapsch (1873–1934), civil engineer
• Viktor Kienböck (1873–1956), politician and lawyer
• Gisela Klein (1873-1919), actress
• Max Landa (1873–1933), silent film actor
• Rudolf Marschall (1873–1967), sculptor, plaque artist and medalist
• Hans Müller (1873–1937), sculptor
• Alfred Polgar (1873–1955), writer
• Karl Rosner (1873–1951), writer
• Joseph Schnetz (1873–1952), philologist
• Egon Schweidler (1873–1948), physicist, demonstrated the magnetic deflectability of beta radiation
• Emmerich Spielmann (1873–1952), architect and inventor
• Bernhard Tittel (1873–1942), conductor and composer
• Carl Vaugoin (1873-1949), politician
• Josefine Winter (1873–1943), painter, composer, writer

1874

• Paul Abel (1874–1971), British lawyer
• John Quincy Adams (1874-1933), painter
• Bertha Eckstein-Diener (1874–1948), writer and travel journalist
• Raoul Heinrich Francé (1874–1943), bionic scientist and natural philosopher
• Ludwig Gruber (1874–1964), composer, singer, writer and conductor
• Friedrich Hasenöhrl (1874–1915), physicist
• Leo Held (1874–1903), conductor and composer
• Hugo von Hofmannsthal (1874–1929), writer, playwright, poet
• Hans Homma (1874–1943), actor and film director
• Karl Kraus (1874–1936), writer of the early 20th century, publicist and sharp critic of the press
• Robert Lach (1874–1958), musicologist
• Jörg Lanz von Liebenfels (1874–1954), racial ideologist
• Friedrich Leitner (1874–1945), economist in Berlin
• Josef Maschat (1874–1943), General Director of the Austrian Federal Railways
• Theodor Heinrich Mayer (1874–1956), architect
• Carl Schlechter (1874–1918), chess player
• Franz Schmidt (1874–1939), composer
• Arnold Schönberg (1874–1951), composer
• Richard Stöhr (1874–1967), Austrian-American music theorist and composer
• Julius von Twardowski-Skrzypna (1874–1945), Austrian-Polish lawyer, politician, diplomat and writer
• Leo von Zumbusch (1874–1940), Austrian-German dermatologist

1875

• Emil Abel (1875–1958), chemist
• Othenio Abel (1875–1946), paleontologist and evolutionary biologist
• Oskar Adler (1875–1955), musician and astrologer
• Paul Clairmont (1875-1942), surgeon
• Friedrich Eichberg (1875–1941), mechanical engineer, board member of AEG
• Josef Hofbauer (1875–1936), architect and builder
• Raphael Kirchner (1875–1917), painter and illustrator
• Alois Kolb (1875–1942), etcher and painter
• Berthold König (1875–1954), politician
• Paula Krauss (1875 – after 1904), actress
• Fritz Kreisler (1875–1962), Viennese violinist and composer
• Georg Heinrich Kührner (1875–1949), painter
• Julius Lenhart (1875–1962), Turner
• Hansi Niese (1875–1934), actress
• Hans Schimitzek (1875–1957), architect
• Fanny Starhemberg (1875–1943), politician
• Ludwig Stepski-Doliwa (1875–1965), politician and professional officer
• Otto Stoessl (1875–1936), writer

1876

• Ludwig Adler (1876–1958), obstetrician and gynecologist
• Raoul Auernheimer (1876–1948), lawyer and writer
• Robert Bárány (1876–1936), Austro-Hungarian physician, neurochemist and Nobel Prize winner
• Alfred Basel (1876–1920), painter and etcher
• Franz Baumgartner (1876–1946), architect
• Josef Bohatec (1876–1954), Czech-Austrian philosopher and theologian
• Ivan Cankar (1876–1918), Slovenian writer from the suburbs of Vienna
• Victor Conrad (1876–1962), Austrian-American climatologist and geophysicist
• Ernst Klein (1876–1951), journalist and writer
• Julius Klinger (1876–1942), painter and graphic artist
• Viktor Schufinsky (1876–1947), painter and graphic artist
• Ignaz Seipel (1876–1932), theologian and politician
• Karl Stiegler (1876–1932), horn player and professor

1877

• Rudolf Bachmann (1877–1933), painter, architect and medalist
• Lisa Baumfeld (1877–1897), writer
• Ernst Franzos (1877–1941), film salesman, producer and production manager
• Selma Freud (1877–1962), second woman who did her doctorate in physics in Vienna and founder of the Vienna Salvation Army community
• Fritz Hafner (1877–1964), painter and art teacher
• Fritz von Herzmanovsky-Orlando (1877–1954), writer and draftsman
• Rudolf Hilferding (1877–1941), German-Austrian politician
• Ernst Hochschartner (1877–1947), portrait, history and genre painter
• Erich von Hornbostel (1877–1935), ethnomusicologist
• Wilhelm John (1877–1934), historian
• Felix Kwieton (1877–1958), middle and long distance runner
• Heinrich Mataja (1877–1937), lawyer and politician
• Hans Mayr (1877–1918), architect
• Max Pallenberg (1877–1934), singer, actor and comedian
• Othmar Ruzicka (1877–1962), portrait and genre painter

1878

• Martin Buber (1878–1965), Austrian-Israeli Jewish religious philosopher
• Grete Forst (1878–1942), soprano, victim of the Holocaust
• Egon Friedell (1878–1938), writer, journalist, actor, cabaret artist and theater critic
• Rudolf Gomperz (1878–1942), civil engineer and tourism pioneer
• Claudius Kraushaar (1878–1955), theater director
• Robert von Lieben (1878–1913), physicist
• Lise Meitner (1878–1968), nuclear physicist
• Hans Stalzer (1878–1940), landscape, portrait and war painter
• Bohumil Střemcha (1878–1966), photographer
• Hans Thaler (1878–1926), gynecologist and obstetrician

1879

• Friedrich Adler (1879–1960), politician, lobbyist and revolutionary
• Hugo von Bouvard (1879–1959), landscape, portrait and military painter
• Toni Braun (1879–1910), actress and singer
• Hermine Cloeter (1879–1970), writer and cultural historian
• Hans Hahn (1879–1934), mathematician
• Alfred Hofmann (1879–1958), sculptor, medalist, gem cutter and wood carver
• Alma Mahler-Werfel (1879–1964), personality in the art, music and literature scene
• Johanna Kampmann-Freund (1888–1940), painter and graphic artist
• Hans Mauer (1879–1962), sculptor
• Fritzi Scheff (1879–1954), opera singer and actress
• Oskar Strnad (1879–1935), set designer, craftsman, designer and architect
• Moriz Violin (1879–1956), Austro-American pianist, composer and piano teacher
• Otto Wahle (1879–1963), swimmer
• Friedrich Andreas Willfort (1879–1956), civil engineer
• Wolfgang von Wurzbach (1879–1957) Romance scholar, literary scholar and collector

1880

• Hans Adler (1880–1957), writer
• Egon Berger-Waldenegg (1880–1960), lawyer, politician and landowner
• Rudolf Bernauer (1880–1953), chanson author, operetta librettist and theater director
• Anton Breinl (1880–1944), Australian tropical medicine specialist
• Paul Ehrenfest (1880–1933), physicist
• Tilla Durieux (actually Ottilie Godeffroy , 1880–1971), German actress
• Erhard Hartung von Hartungen (III, 1880–1962), doctor
• Paul Kammerer (1880–1926), zoologist
• Victor Kraft (1880–1975), scientific theorist, philosopher and state librarian general
• Alfred Mell (1880–1962), historian and museum director
• Hans Moser (1880–1964), actor
• Richard Oswald (1880–1963), film director and screenwriter
• Wilhelm Peters (1880–1963), psychologist and university professor
• Robert Pollack , violinist and music teacher
• Oswald Roux (1880–1961), animal and landscape painter, etcher and lithographer
• Irene Seidner (1880–1959), Austrian-American actress
• Eugen Gustav Steinhof (1880–1952), architect, painter and sculptor
• Hans Tietze (1880–1954), art historian
• Arthur Trebitsch (1880–1927), writer and philosopher
• Otto Weininger (1880–1903), philosopher

1881-1890

Otto Bauer
(1881–1938)

Hermann Broch
(1886–1951)

Vicki Baum
(1888-1960)

1881

• Kornel Abel (1881–1940), officer
• Otto Bauer (1881–1938), politician, social democrat
• Ernst Epstein (1881–1938), architect
• Karl Figdor (1881–1957), journalist and writer
• Anton Grath (1881–1956), sculptor and medalist
• Emil Kaufmann (1881–1953), art and architecture historian
• Anton Kling (1881–1963), painter
• Otto Martin Julius Koenig (1881–1955), educator, scientist and writer
• Madame d'Ora (1881–1963), photographer
• Otto Soyka (1881–1955), writer
• Anton Wildgans (1881–1932), playwright and poet
• Stefan Zweig (1881–1942), writer

1882

• Karl Ehmann (1882–1967), actor
• Hans Erl (1882–1942), opera singer
• Felix Frankfurter (1882–1965), lawyer, Supreme Court Justice of the United States
• Robert Häuser (1882–1927), politician, member of the Lower Austrian state parliament
• Victor Hammer (1882–1967), type designer, painter, sculptor and graphic artist
• Jakob Hegner (1882–1962), printer, publisher, translator
• Heinrich Höfflinger (1882–1963), officer, banker, publicist and genealogist
• Franz Horst (1882–1950), painter
• Max Klein (1882–1957), politician, member of the Austrian Federal Council
• Melanie Klein (1882–1960), Austro-British psychoanalyst
• Otto König (1882–1932), writer, poet and editor
• Maximilian Lambertz (1882–1963), album analogue and university professor
• Hubert Marischka (1882–1959), director and screenwriter
• Fritzi Massary (1882–1969), Austrian-American singer and actress
• Otto Neurath (1882–1945), philosopher, sociologist and economist
• Franz Skaupy (1882–1969), Austrian physicist
• Otto Walter (1882–1965), archaeologist
• Rudolf Watzl (1882–1915), wrestler in the lightweight class
• Martina Wied (1882–1957), writer

1883

• Otto Erich Deutsch (1883–1967), musicologist
• Dagobert Frey (1883–1962), art historian
• Adele Kment (1883–1950), writer
• Alexander Meißner (1883–1958), German physicist
• Rudolf Nilius (1883–1962), conductor and composer
• Ida Schwetz-Lehmann (1883–1971), sculptor and ceramicist
• Rudolf Spielmann (1883–1942), chess grandmaster
• Hugo Suchomel (1883–1957), lawyer and ministerial official
• Anton Webern (1883–1945), composer and conductor

1884

• Fritz Demmer (1884–1967), surgeon
• Gustav Entz (1884–1957), theologian and university professor
• Philipp Frank (1884–1966), philosopher, physicist and mathematician
• Alfred Grünwald (1884–1951), operetta librettist
• Fritz Hofbauer (1884–1968), actor and radio play speaker
• Dietrich Kralik (1884–1959), Old Germanist
• Mia May (1884–1980), silent film actress
• Theodor Heinrich Mayer (1884–1949), pharmacist and writer
• Alexander Pawlowitz (1884–1964), portrait, landscape and war painter
• Camillo Praschniker (1884–1949), classical archaeologist
• Eugenie Sendrey (1884–1955), American soprano of Austro-Hungarian origin
• Andreas Thom (1884–1943), writer

1885

• Paul Frank (1885–1976), writer and screenwriter
• Alban Berg (1885–1935), composer of the so-called Second Viennese School
• Felix Braun (1885–1973), writer, poet and playwright
• Franz Theodor Csokor (1885–1969), writer and playwright
• Rudolf Eger (1885–1965), writer and director
• Karl Grune (1885–1962), film director
• Carl Günther (1885–1951), actor
• Emmy Heim (1885–1954), singer and music teacher
• Otto Polak-Hellwig (1885–1958), architect
• Colin Ross (1885–1945), journalist and travel writer
• Walter Schmidt (1885–1945), geologist, petrograph and mineralogist
• Erich von Stroheim (1885–1957), Austrian-American director and actor
• Berthold Viertel (1885–1953), director and writer
• Egon Wellesz (1885–1974), Austro-British composer and musicologist

1886

• Hermann Broch (1886–1951), writer
• Albert Ehrenstein (1886–1950), poet and narrator
• Emil Fey (1886–1938), politician of the First Republic of Austria
• Hans Folnesics (1886–1922), art historian
• Ernst Ludwig Franke (1886–1948), painter, poster artist and commercial artist
• Karl von Frisch (1886–1982), biologist, zoologist, Nobel Prize winner
• Lili Frohlich-Bume (1886–1981), art historian, art dealer and art critic
• Raoul Hausmann (1886–1971), Austro-German Dadaist artist
• Josef Hofbauer (1886–1948), journalist and writer
• Oskar Icha (1886–1945), sculptor
• Rudolf Kramer (1886 – unknown), cyclist
• Henry Lehrman (1886–1946), silent film actor, director and producer
• Hans May (1886–1958), composer
• Joe May (1880–1954), director and producer
• Ernst Molden (1886–1953), journalist, historian and diplomat
• Paul Morgan (1886–1938), actor and comedian
• Karl Polanyi (1886–1964), Hungarian economist and economic theorist
• Alexander Scherban (1886–1964), painter
• Adolf Warchalowski (1886–1928), aviation pioneer and industrialist

1887

• Willy Bardas (1887–1924), pianist and music teacher
• Josef Böhm (1887–1954), German politician (SPD)
• Anton Faistauer (1887–1930), painter
• Albert Paris Gütersloh (1887–1973), painter and writer
• Maria Jeritza (1887–1982), opera singer
• Auguste Lazar (1887–1970), writer
• Egon Lustgarten (1887–1961), conductor and composer
• Georg Mannheimer (1887–1942), Austrian-Czechoslovak journalist and writer
• Otto Mayr (1887–1977), lawyer and patron
• Fritz Paneth (1887–1958), German-Austrian chemist
• Bernhard Paumgartner (1887–1971), musician
• Paula Preradović (1887–1951), poet and writer
• Johann Reif (1887–1949), educator and politician (SPÖ)
• Rudolph Michael Schindler (1887–1953), Austrian-American architect
• Erwin Schrödinger (1887–1961), physicist and Nobel Prize winner
• René A. Spitz (1887–1974), psychoanalyst
• Ernst Toch (1887–1964), German-Austrian composer
• Franz Wallack (1887–1966), planner and technician
• Armand Weiser (1887–1933), architect and specialist writer
• Paul Wittgenstein (1887–1961), American pianist of Austrian origin

1888

• Vicki Baum (1888–1960), harpist and writer
• Käthe Braun-Prager (1888–1967), writer and painter
• Oskar Dietrich (1888–1978), composer and poet
• Melitta Heim (1888–1950), opera singer
• Karl Knapp (1888–1944), politician, victim of National Socialism
• Hermann Leopoldi (1888–1959), composer, cabaret artist and piano humorist
• Emanuel List (1888–1967), opera singer
• Alfred Macalik (1888–1979), Austrian-Romanian landscape painter, graphic artist, sculptor and composer
• Walther Penck (1888–1923), German geomorphologist and geologist
• Theodor Reik (1888–1969), Austrian-American psychoanalyst
• Annie Rosar (1888–1963), actress
• Hans Schachinger (1888–1952), portrait and genre painter
• Max Steiner (1888–1971), Austrian-American composer
• Benjamin Strasser (1888–1955), painter and graphic artist
• Leopold Thaller (1888–1971), politician
• Hans Thirring (1888–1976), physicist and politician (SPÖ)

1889

• Anton Cargnelli (1889–1974), football player and coach
• Erna Clara von Engel-Baiersdorf (1889–1970), painter, sculptor
• Friedrich Fehér (1889–1950), actor and film director
• Hermann Felsner (1889–1977), football coach
• Otto Friedländer (1889–1963), writer and pacifist
• Erik Jan Hanussen (1889–1933), pseudonym of the German-Austrian clairvoyant Hermann Steinschneider
• Tom Held (1889–1962), film editor, twice nominated for an Oscar
• Adolf Hitler (1889–1945), contact with pseudoscientific and neo-religious writings by the racial ideologist and anti-Semite Jörg Lanz von Liebenfels
• Elise Hofmann (1889–1955), paleobotanist and university professor
• Albert Janesch (1889–1973), portrait and genre painter
• Mercédès Jellinek (1889–1929), daughter of the Austro-Hungarian diplomat and car dealer Emil Jellinek
• Ludwig Münz (1889–1957), art historian
• Franz Roubal (1889–1967), landscape and animal painter and sculptor
• Karl Schubert (1889–1949), curative teacher and Waldorf teacher
• Helene Thimig (1889–1974), actress
• Josef Thorak (1889–1952), Austrian-German sculptor
• Camillo Wiethe (1889–1949), ear, nose and throat specialist
• Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889–1951), philosopher

1890

• Ernst Arnold (1890–1962), composer, lyricist and singer of Viennese songs
• Hans Gál (1890–1987), composer and musicologist
• Emil Gelny (1890–1961), euthanasia doctor in the Lower Austrian sanatoriums and nursing homes Gugging and Mauer-Öhling
• Dora Sophie Kellner (1890–1964), journalist, writer and translator
• Erich Kleiber (1890–1956), conductor
• Anton Kuh (1890–1941), journalist, writer and lecturer
• Fritz Lang (1890–1976), film director
• Josef Lense (1890–1985), mathematician
• Adolf Julius Merkl (1890–1970), constitutional and administrative lawyer
• Fritz Saxl (1890–1948), art historian
• Hermann Thimig (1890–1982), actor
• Heinz Werner (1890–1964), Austrian-Jewish psychologist
• Katharina Zirner (1890–1927), painter and graphic artist

1891-1900

Paul Amadeus Pisk
(1893–1990)

1891

• Solomon Birnbaum (1891–1989), Yiddish and Hebrew linguist and art historian
• Friedrich von Franek (1891–1976), Lieutenant General in World War II
• George Froeschel (1891–1979), writer and screenwriter
• Oskar Halecki (1891–1973), Polish historian
• Stéphanie zu Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürst (1891–1972), spy in the service of Germany with Hungarian citizenship
• Fritz Imhoff (1891–1961), actor and singer
• Dina Kuhn (1891–1963), ceramicist
• Leopold Krauss-Elka (1891–1964), composer
• Simon Kronberg (1891–1947), writer
• Paul Hermann Meixner (1891–1950), naval officer and lawyer
• Alexander Popovich (1891–1952), football player and coach
• Leo Reuss (1891–1946), actor and director
• Alexander Wienerberger (1891–1955), chemical engineer and photographer of the Holodomor
• Edgar Zilsel (1891–1944), philosopher

1892

• Ernst Bachrich (1892–1942), composer, piano accompanist and conductor
• Artur Berger (1892–1981), film architect and production designer
• Joseph Braunstein (1892–1996), musician, writer and mountaineer
• Max Deutsch (1892–1982), French composer, conductor and music teacher
• Julius Endlweber (1892–1947), landscape and vedute painter
• Maria Fein (1892–1965), actress and theater director
• Richard Hoffmann (1892–1961), literary translator, writer and culture editor
• Bohuslav Kokoschka (1892–1976), painter, graphic artist and writer
• Fritz Kortner (1892–1970), German actor and theater director
• Othmar Kühn (1892–1969), geologist, paleontologist and university lecturer
• Katharina Leipelt (1892–1943), chemist and member of the White Rose Hamburg
• Friedl Münzer (1892–1967), actress
• Paul Pella (1892–1965), Kapellmeister, conductor and music director
• Erwin H. Rainalter (1892–1960), journalist and writer
• Franz Sedlacek (1892–1933), football player and coach
• Franziska Seidl b. Vicari (1892-1983), physicist
• Roland Strasser (1892–1974), painter and graphic artist
• Josef Weinträger (1892–1945), poet, narrator and essayist

1893

• Menachem Birnbaum (1893 – ≈1944), Jewish book artist, portrait draftsman and illustrator
• Ernst Egli (1893–1974), architect and urban planner
• Karl Farkas (1893–1971), actor and cabaret artist
• Karl Borromäus Frank (1893–1969), publicist
• Hilda Geiringer (1893–1973), mathematician
• Ernst Grünfeld (1893–1962), chess grandmaster
• Rudolf Hafner (1893–1951), painter and set designer
• Franz Hančar (1893–1968), prehistoric
• Karl Hoffmann (1893–1972), painter
• Gina Kaus (1893–1985), writer, translator and screenwriter
• Clemens Krauss (1893–1954), conductor
• Gerda Laski (1893–1928), physicist
• Ernst Marischka (1893–1963), director
• Theo Matejko (1893–1946), press draftsman and illustrator
• Paul Amadeus Pisk (1893–1990), Austrian-American musicologist and composer
• Felice Rix-Ueno (1893–1967), painter, graphic artist and textile artist
• Ernst Römer (1893–1974), Austro-Mexican conductor, music teacher and composer
• Mela Spira (1893–1967), actress and writer
• Carl Stephenson (1893-20th centuries), Austro-German author and publisher
• Georgine Tangl (1893–1972), historian
• Marcel Tyberg (1893–1944), composer
• Karl Weissenberg (1893–1976), physicist and one of the first rheologists

1894

• Ernst Angel (1894–1986), poet, writer, publisher, filmmaker, psychologist
• Frank Arnau (1894–1976), Swiss-German writer
• Uriel Birnbaum (1894–1956), Jewish painter, caricaturist, writer and poet
• Marietta Blau (1894–1970), physicist
• Jella Braun-Fernwald (1894–1965), opera and concert singer
• Heinz Hartmann (1894–1970), psychiatrist and psychoanalyst
• Hans Kmoch (1894–1973), chess player
• Wilhelm Marinelli (1894–1973), zoologist, anatomist and popular educator
• Erich August Mayer (1894–1945), writer
• Maria Potesil (1894–1984), foster mother and honored as Righteous Among the Nations
• Hermann Ritter von Schmeidel (1894–1953), conductor, composer and music teacher
• Irma Silzer (1894 - after 1965), translator
• Karl Maria Stepan (1894–1972), politician
• Josef von Sternberg (1894–1969), Austrian-American director
• Josephine Sticker (1894–1960), swimmer
• Josef Tichy (1894–1973), translator
• William Wernigk (1894–1973), opera singer

1895

• Sybille Binder (1895–1962), actress
• Arnolt Bronnen (1895–1959), writer, playwright and director
• Wilhelm Ergert (1895–1966), Wehrmacht officer and cryptologist
• Trude Fleischmann (1895–1990), Austrian-American photographer
• Anna Freud (1895–1982), Austrian-English psychoanalyst; Daughter of Sigmund Freud
• Charly Gaudriot (1895–1978), musician and composer
• Liane Haid (1895–2000), actress and singer
• Karl Heinz (1895–1965), politician, member of the National Council
• Heddi Hirsch (1895–1947), textile and fashion designer, illustrator and graphic artist
• Martha Hofmann (1895–1975), writer
• Friedrich Karas (1895–1942), Roman Catholic priest, opponent and victim of National Socialism
• Robert Kautsky (1895–1963), theater painter, stage and costume designer
• Leo Keller (1895–1966), architect
• Käthe Leichter (1895–1942), socialist trade unionist and author of socio-political works
• Julius Schlegel (1895–1958), officer, savior of the art treasures of Montecassino
• Friedrich Sedlak (1895–1977), violinist and conductor in Vienna
• Ernest Adolf Spiegel (1895–1985), neurologist
• Josef Uridil (1895–1962), football player

1896

• Hans Adametz (1896–1966), ceramist, sculptor and art teacher
• Margarete Adler (1896–1990), swimmer
• Albert Becker (1896–1984), chess master
• Gabriele Bitterlich (1896–1978), Roman Catholic New Revelator and founder of the Engelwerk
• Franz Blauensteiner (1896–1939), painter
• Erich Boltenstern (1896–1991), architect
• Robert Braun (1896–1972), poet, essayist and librarian
• Hugo Burghauser (1896–1982), bassoonist
• Heimito von Doderer (1896–1966), writer
• Ludwig Draxler (1896–1972), lawyer and politician
• Carl Dreher (1896–1976), sound engineer
• Maria Eis (1896–1954), castle actress
• Esti Freud (1896–1980), Austrian-American speech therapist
• Friedrich Glauser (1896–1938), Swiss crime novel writer
• Karl Hauschka (1896–1981), architect
• Fritz Links (1896–1976), actor and voice actor
• Leopold Mayer (1896–1971), professor of business administration
• Hans Müller (1896–1971), chess master and theorist
• Rudolf Prikryl (1896–1965), Mayor of Vienna
• Joseph Schildkraut (1896–1964), Austrian-American actor
• Lilia Skala (1896–1994), film and theater actress
• Richard Suchwirth (1896–1965), National Socialist historian and politician
• Friedrich Waismann (1896–1959), philosopher
• Ernst Waldinger (1896–1970), poet and essayist
• Wolfgang von Weisl (1896–1974), Zionist activist; Doctor and journalist
• Adolf Wohlbrück (1896–1967), actor

1897

• Fritz Brügel (1897–1955), (later Czechoslovakian) librarian, diplomat and writer
• Veza Canetti (1897–1963), writer and translator
• Fritz Groß (1897–1946), editor and writer
• Georg Hann (1897–1950), chamber singer (bass)
• Ladislaus Kmoch (1897–1971), caricaturist and comic artist
• Erwin von Lahousen (1897–1955), major general in the Wehrmacht
• Otto Leichter (1897–1973), socialist, journalist and author
• Alexander Lernet-Holenia (1897–1976), writer, playwright, poet
• Robert Neumann (1897–1975), Austro-British writer
• Hansl Schmid (1897–1987), Viennese song singer
• Rudolf Stundl (1897–1990), pattern designer and tapestry artist
• Gustav Wegerer (1897–1954), communist and chemical engineer, former political prisoner in Buchenwald concentration camp

1898

• Emil Artin (1898–1962), mathematician
• Joseph Binder (1898–1972), graphic designer
• Josef Blum (1898–1956), soccer player and coach
• Suzanne Clauser (1898–1980), translator and author
• Franz Engel (1898–1944), comedian, emcee, couplet singer and actor
• Alfred Eduard Frauenfeld (1898–1977), National Socialist politician
• Robert Samuel Haas (1898–1997), calligrapher, typographer, photojournalist and art collector
• Karoline Hafner-Scholz (1898–1984), painter
• Othmar Peter Hartmann (1898–1973), painter
• Oskar Homolka (1898–1978), Austrian-American actor
• Lotte Lenya (1898–1981), Austrian-American actress and singer
• Alois Lutz (1898–1918), figure skater, namesake of the Lutz jump
• Josef Mayer (1898–1948), politician, member of the Federal Council
• Julius Patzak (1898–1974), opera and lieder singer (tenor)
• Alois Podhajsky (1898–1973), colonel, head of the Spanish Riding School
• Herbert Schimkowitz (1898–1938), graphic artist and illustrator
• Anny Schröder-Ehrenfest (1898–1972), painter, graphic artist and textile artist
• Helene Weilen (1898–1987), writer
• Paul Weiss (1898–1967), American violinist, conductor and composer
• Hans Werner (1898–1980), lyricist, author and co-author of many well-known classical Viennese songs and chansons

1899

• Walter Dell (1899–1980), painter
• Gustav Diessl (1899–1948), stage and film actor
• Wilhelm Czermak (1889–1953), Egyptologist, Africanist and university professor
• Anna Goldsteiner (1899–1944), resistance fighter against the Nazi regime
• Karl Hartl (1899–1978), film director
• Friedrich Hayek (1899–1992), economist, Nobel Prize winner
• Grete Hinterhofer (1899–1985), pianist, music teacher and composer
• Otto Isakower (1899–1972), Austro-American psychiatrist and psychoanalyst
• Franz Jonas (1899–1974), Mayor of Vienna and Federal President
• Emil König (1899–1943), worker, resistance fighter and victim of National Socialism
• Franziska Krämer (1899–1988), politician, member of the Federal Council
• Josef Lokvenc (1899–1974), chess player
• Anton Powolny (* 1899, † after 1938), football player
• Herbert Reichner (1899–1971), publisher, author and antiquarian
• Alfred Schütz (1899–1959), sociologist
• Ernst Rüdiger Starhemberg (1899–1956), politician and home guard leader
• Gustav Tauschek (1899–1945), computer pioneer
• Jules Thorn (1899–1980), entrepreneur in Great Britain
• Friedrich Trözmüller (1899–1957), inventor
• Marie Karoline Tschiedel (1899–1980), photographer
• Gustav Ucicky (1899–1961), German film director
• Ludwig Weber (1899–1974), opera singer (bass)
• Josef Wolfsthal (1899–1931), violinist, orchestra conductor and music teacher
• Grete von Zieritz (1899–2001), Austrian-German pianist and composer
• Alfred Zmeck (1899–1971), Austrian-Czechoslovakian lawyer and judge at the People's Court in Berlin

1900

• Alois Beranek (1900–1983), football referee
• Franz Borkenau (1900–1957), historical philosopher, cultural historian and sociologist
• Antonia Dietrich (1900–1975), German actress
• Irene Harand (1900–1975), author and anti-fascist
• Leopold Hofmann (1900–1945), resistance fighter against the Nazi regime
• Georg Klaren (1900–1962), director and screenwriter
• Ludwig Klein (1900–1959), politician
• Ernst Krenek (1900–1991), composer
• Ernst Kris (1900–1957), Austrian-American art historian and psychoanalyst
• Richard Kuhn (1900–1967), Austro-German chemist, Nobel Prize winner 1938
• Rita Kurzmann-Leuchter (1900–1942), pianist and music teacher
• Bruno Marek (1900–1991), Mayor of Vienna
• Karl Mark (1900–1991), politician and member of the National Council
• Wolfgang Pauli (1900–1958), physicist, Nobel Prize winner
• Fred Raymond (1900–1954), operetta and hit composer
• Heinrich Reif-Gintl (1900–1974), artistic director and director of the Vienna State Opera
• Fritz Rotter (1900–1984), author and composer
• Anton Schmid (1900–1942), plumber, NCO and Righteous Among the Nations
• Hans Thimig (1900–1991), actor and director
• Helene Weigel (1900–1971), Austrian-German actress
• Friedrich Wührer (1900–1975), German-Austrian pianist

20th century

1901-1910

Lucie English
(1902-1965)

Willi Forst
(1903–1980)

Elias Canetti
(1905-1994)

Klaus Conrad
(1905–1961)

Helmuth Krauss
(1905–1963)

Gustav Bergmann
(1906–1987)

Hanna Berger
(1910–1962)

1901

• Franz Ackerl (1901–1988), university professor for geodesy and photogrammetry
• Rudolf Brunngraber (1901–1960), writer, journalist and painter
• Julius Epstein (1901–1975), Austrian-American journalist, author and political scientist
• František Faltus (1901–1989), Czechoslovak civil engineer
• Walter Felsenstein (1901–1975), director and from 1947 director of the Komische Oper Ost-Berlin
• Friedrich Gschweidl (1901–1970), football player
• Hanns Jelinek (1901–1969), composer and music teacher
• Rosa Jochmann (1901–1994), politician
• Franz Königshofer (1901–1970), composer and professor
• Gertrud Kraus (1901–1977), dancer and choreographer
• Paul Felix Lazarsfeld (1901–1976), Austrian-American sociologist
• Frederick Loewe (1901–1988), American composer
• Walter Reisp (1910– ??), field handball player
• Wilhelm Szabo (1901–1986), poet, poet, author, translator and teacher
• Otto Waldis (1901–1974), actor
• Franz Weiser (1901–1986), theologian and writer
• Erich Woldan (1901–1989), administrative lawyer, private scholar and collector

1902

• Gustav Abel (1902–1963), film architect and set designer
• Friedrich Bayer (1902–1954), music critic and music theorist
• Rudolf Bing (1902–1997), Austro-British singer and director of the Metropolitan Opera in New York
• Hans von Dohnanyi (1902–1945), German lawyer and resistance fighter
• Albert Drach (1902–1995), lawyer and writer
• Robert Eberan von Eberhorst (1902–1982), designer
• Ferdinand Eckhardt (1902–1995), Canadian art historian
• Willy Eichberger (1902–2004), actor
• Lucie English (1902–1965), actress
• Friedrich Feld (1902–1987), journalist and writer
• Hans Grünhut (1902–1979), singer
• Peter Hammerschlag (1902–1942), poet and cabaret artist
• Curt Herzstark (1902–1988), inventor and office machine mechanic
• Stella Kadmon (1902–1989), actress, theater director
• Fritz Kolb (1902–1983), reform pedagogue and diplomat
• Anny Konetzni (1902–1968), opera singer
• Karl König (1902–1966), founder of the international Camphill movement
• Walther Kraus (1902–1997), classical philologist, rector of the University of Vienna
• Leopold Lindtberg (1902–1984), director
• Brunhilde Lenk (1903–1983), ancient historian
• Ferdinand Marian (1902–1946), actor
• Karl Menger (1902–1985), mathematician
• Sepp Nigg (1902–1954), actor
• Karl Popper (1902–1994), Austro-British philosopher and scientific theorist
• Harold Reitterer (1902–1987), painter
• Felix Samuely (1902–1959), civil engineer
• Herma Szabó (1902–1986), figure skater
• Willy Trenk-Trebitsch (1902–1983), actor

1903

• Luise George Bachmann (1903–1976), writer, singer and organist
• Hans Bayer (1903–1965), economist and social scientist
• Rosa Benesch-Hennig (1903–1986), painter
• Bruno Bettelheim (1903–1990), American psychoanalyst and child psychologist
• Mathilde Danegger (1903–1988), German actress
• Milan Dubrović (1903–1994), publicist, editor-in-chief, publisher and diplomat
• Willi Forst (1903–1980), actor, screenwriter, director and producer
• Karl Gall (1903–1939), motorcycle racer
• Josef Gregor (1903–1987), German folk song teacher
• Victor Gruen (1903–1980), Jewish town planner and architect
• Emmerich Huber (1903–1979), advertising artist, comic artist, illustrator and caricaturist
• Walter Jurmann (1903–1971), composer
• Greta Keller (1903–1977), chanson singer
• Arthur Kleiner (1903–1980), Austrian-American film composer
• Frieda Litschauer-Krause (1903–1992), cellist
• Konrad Lorenz (1903–1989), biologist, behavioral scientist and Nobel Prize winner
• Anton E. Mayer (1903–1942), mathematician
• Julius Meinl III. (1903-1991), entrepreneur
• Hertha Wambacher (1903–1950), physicist
• John H. Winge (1903–1968), Austro-American theater director, film journalist and critic

1904

• Anni Berger (1904–1990), German rose breeder of Austrian origin
• Elise Braun Barnett (1904–1994), pianist and Montessori teacher
• Alfred Farau (1904–1972), Austrian-American psychotherapist and writer
• Otto Frisch (1904–1979), Austro-British physicist
• Mario von Galli (1904–1987), Jesuit, theological editor and publicist
• Georg Gruber (1904–1979), musicologist and choir director
• Otto Guglia (1904–1984), historian, geographer and naturalist
• Otto Hartmann (1904–1994), actor
• Max Hoffman (1904–1981), American car dealer for European imported vehicles
• Franz Holzweber (1904–1934), National Socialist and putschist
• Peter Igelhoff (1904–1978), musician and composer
• Berta Karlik (1904–1990), physicist
• Alfred Klahr (1904–1944), communist and journalist
• Charles Koch (1904–1970), philosopher, lawyer and entomologist
• Luise Kremlacek (1904–1990), gallery owner
• Joe Lederer (1904–1987), journalist and writer
• Robert Lucas (1904–1984), writer and cabaret artist
• Josef Mertin (1904–1998), music theorist, instrument maker and collector, professor at the Academy for Music and Performing Arts in Vienna
• Oskar Müller (1904– ??), football coach
• Emmerich Nagy (1904–1929), motorcycle racer
• Fred Schiller (1904-2003), screenwriter
• Karl Schlechta (1904–1985), German philosopher
• Franz Schuster (1904–1943), Social Democrat, Communist, resistance fighter against National Socialism and member of the Buchenwald International Camp Committee
• Hugo Wiener (1904–1993), composer and pianist

1905

• Wolfgang Abel (1905–1997), anthropologist
• Franz Augsberger (1905–1945), SS brigade leader and major general of the Waffen SS
• Camilla Birke (1905–1988), textile artist and craftswoman
• Alfred Burger (1905–2000), American chemist
• Elias Canetti (1905–1994), writer, winner of the 1981 Nobel Prize for Literature
• Klaus Conrad (1905–1961), German neurologist and psychiatrist
• Viktor Emil Frankl (1905–1997), neurologist and psychiatrist, founder of logotherapy and existential analysis
• Ernst Joseph Görlich (1905–1973), historian and writer
• Mimi Grossberg (1905–1997), writer in exile
• Georg Haas (1905–1981), Israeli herpetologist and paleontologist
• Eduard Heilingsetzer (1905–1997), politician and minister
• Leopold Hofmann (1905–1976), football player
• Bobby John (1905-1966), cabaret artist
• Anna Katschenka (1905–1980), nurse and participant in the National Socialist children's "euthanasia"
• Hans Kloss (1905–1986), bank director
• Hilde Konetzni (1905–1980), opera singer
• Elfi König (1905–1991), operetta singer and actress
• Robert Kramreiter-Klein (1905–1965), architect
• Egon Krauss (1905–1985), mechanical engineer, organ researcher and mountain guide
• Helmuth Krauss (1905–1963), actor and acting teacher
• Margarethe Noé von Nordberg (1905–1995), actress
• Bruno Pittermann (1905–1983), politician and statesman
• Rudolf Prack (1905–1981), actor
• Otto Preminger (1905–1986), American director and film producer
• Karl Rappan (1905–1996), football player and coach
• Gertrud Thausing (1905–1997), Egyptologist
• Maria Augusta von Trapp (1905–1987), American singer and writer
• Erich Zeisl (1905–1959), composer and music teacher

1906

• Wolf Albach-Retty (1906–1967), actor
• Hans Asperger (1906–1980), pediatrician and curative teacher (Asperger's Syndrome)
• Gustav Bergmann (1906–1987), scientific theorist and philosopher
• Ludwig Bieler (1906–1981), philologist
• Waldemar Bloch (1906–1984), composer, pianist and music teacher
• Karl Bruckner (1906–1982), writer
• Marianne Frostig (1906–1985), social worker, teacher and psychologist
• Hans Haas (1906–1973), weightlifter
• Franz Hagenauer (1906–1986), sculptor
• Hans Jaray (1906–1990), chamber actor, director and author
• Anton Karas (1906–1985), composer and musician
• Fritz Klenner (1906–1997), author, banker, trade unionist and politician
• Hilde Körber (1906–1969), actress
• Elise Riesel (1906–1989), Austrian-Soviet Germanist, linguist and style researcher
• Alma Rosé (1906–1944), violinist of Jewish descent; directed the girls' orchestra in Auschwitz
• Karl Sesta (1906–1974), football player
• Fritz Spielmann (1906–1997), pianist, singer and composer
• Karl Waldbrunner (1906–1980), politician
• Camillo Wanausek (1906–1999), flautist
• Guido Wieland (1906–1993), chamber and film actor, director and operetta buffo
• Franz Zedtwitz (1906–1942), zoologist and writer
• Ludwig Zirner (1906–1971), Austrian-American musician and opera director

1907

• Leon Askin (1907-2005), Austrian-American actor, drama teacher, director, screenwriter and producer
• Sylvia Bayr-Klimpfinger (1907–1980), psychologist and professor of psychology at the University of Vienna
• Oswald Bosko (1907–1944), policeman and Righteous Among the Nations
• Georg Schurl Braun (1907–1963), soccer player, trainer and member of the wonder team
• Doddy Delissen (* 1907; after † 1949), Danish pop singer and actress
• Ebba-Margareta von Freymann (1907–1995), first translator of some of JRR Tolkien's poems into German
• Peter Gerhard (1907–1994), actor
• Käthe Gold (1907–1997), actress
• Alois Hammer (1907–1983), businessman and politician
• Marte Harell (1907–1996), stage and film actress
• Josef Holaubek (1907–1999), police chief in Vienna
• Marie Jahoda (1907-2001), social psychologist
• Peter Koller (1907–1996), Austrian-German architect and urban planner
• Greta Kraus (1907–1998), Canadian pianist, harpsichordist and music teacher
• Hans Peter Kraus (1907–1988), Austrian-American bookseller, antiquarian and collector
• Fritz Mayer-Beck (1907–1977), graphic artist and illustrator
• Petar Graf Orssich (1907–1961), automobile racing driver and nobleman
• Kurt Pahlen (1907–2003), conductor, composer and musicologist
• Helene Reschovsky (1907–1994), Austrian-American mathematician and university professor
• Anton Schall (1907–1947), football player
• Martin Schneeweiss (1907–1947), motorcycle racer
• Hans Selye (1907–1982), Canadian medic
• Diego Viga (Paul Engel, 1907–1997), Ecuadorian medic and writer
• Ernst Waldbrunn (1907–1977), actor and cabaret artist
• Paula Wessely (1907–2000), actress
• Käthe Wolf (1907–1967), Austro-American child psychologist
• Fritz Wotruba (1907–1975), sculptor
• Fred Zinnemann (1907–1997), Austrian-American film director

1908

• Carlo Abarth (1908–1979), automobile racing driver and tuner living in Italy
• Erich Bielka (1908–1992), diplomat, former Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs
• Franz Dusika (1908–1984), racing cyclist
• Gottfried von Freiberg (1908–1962), horn player
• Herta Freitag (1908–2000), Austrian-American mathematician.
• Erik Frey (1908–1988), actor
• Eduard Frühwirth (1908–1973), football player and coach
• Amon Göth (1908–1946), concentration camp commandant
• Hans Grassl (1908–1980), civil engineer
• Karl Gruber (1908–1958), politician
• Johann Hoffmann (1908–1974), football player
• Herbert von Karajan (1908–1989), conductor
• Otto Kurz (1908–1975), Austro-British art historian, orientalist and university professor
• Oswald Lutz (1908–1974), composer, violinist, critic and music teacher
• Aenne Michalsky (1908–1986), opera singer
• Kamila Rosenbaumová (1908–1988), Czechoslovak dancer and choreographer
• Lotte von Schaukal (1908–1993), translator and editor
• Otto Skorzeny (1908–1975), an officer in the Waffen SS, carried out commando missions during World War II
• Friedrich Torberg (1908–1979), writer, journalist, publicist, screenwriter and editor
• Hans Weigel (1908–1991), writer and theater critic
• Ruth Weiss (1908–2006), teacher, journalist, lecturer, eyewitness to the Chinese civil war

1909

• Ludwig Babinski (1909–1990), jazz and entertainment musician
• Karl Bohmann (1909–1999), motorcycle racing driver
• Katharina Boll-Dornberger (1909–1981), Austrian-German physicist
• Franziska Cechal (1909–2002), Righteous Among the Nations
• Willi Boskovsky (1909–1991), violinist and conductor
• Peter Drucker (1909–2005), pioneer of management theory
• Franz Essel (1909–1973), actor, theater director and radio play speaker
• Hertha Firnberg (1909–1994), Austria's first female social democratic minister
• Miep Gies (1909–2010), companion of Anne Frank
• Ernst Gombrich (1909–2001), art historian who worked at the Warburg Institute in London
• Anna-Maria Haas (1909–1996), Righteous Among the Nations
• Rudolf Häuser (1909–2000), politician, Federal Minister and Vice Chancellor
• Hans Holt (1909–2001), actor
• Fritz Jahoda (1909–2008), Austrian-American pianist and conductor
• Rudolf Kompfner (actually Kömpfner, 1909–1977), Austro-British engineer, co-inventor of the traveling wave tube
• Erich Kunz (1909–1995), opera singer (baritone)
• Karl Lederer (1909–1944), lawyer and resistance fighter against the Third Reich
• Boško Milenković (1909–1955), Yugoslav racing driver
• Vladimír Neff (1909–1983), Czech writer, translator, screenwriter
• Fritz Polcar (1909–1975), politician (ÖVP)
• Felix Pollak (1909–1987), Austro-American writer, translator and librarian
• Fred Rauch (1909–1997), singer, lyricist and radio presenter
• Karl Schäfer (1909–1976), figure skater
• Karl Schönböck (1909–2001), actor
• Kurt L. Schwarz (1909–1983), antiquarian and art historian
• Franz Stoss (1909–1995), actor, director, director of the theater in the Josefstadt
• Hans E. Suess (1909–1993), physical chemist and nuclear physicist
• Johann Tauscher (1909–1979), field handball player
• Alfred Uhl (1909–1992), composer and conductor
• Cilli Wang (1909–2005), cabaret artist and dancer
• Rudolf Wertz (1909–1966), doctor and Righteous Among the Nations
• Frank Zwillinger (1909–1989), writer

1910

• Karl Adamek (1910–2000), football player and coach
• Franzi Ascher-Nash (1910–1991), Austrian-American music critic
• John Banner (1910–1973), actor, emigrated to the USA in 1938
• Hanna Berger (1910–1962), dancer, choreographer, educator, director, theater manager, author and anti-Nazi opponent
• Otto Binder (1910–2005), General Director
• Franz Jachym (1910–1984), auxiliary bishop of Vienna
• Elisabeth Kallina (1910-2004), chamber actress
• Johann M. Kauffmann (1910–1965), organ builder and cathedral organ builder
• Walter Krause (1910–2007), doctor and university professor
• Hilde Kurz (1910–1981), Austro-British art historian
• Franz Olah (1910–2009), politician and trade unionist
• Ambros Josef Pfiffig (1910–1998), etrusologist
• Grete Rehor (1910–1987), politician (ÖVP); first Austrian minister
• Alois Schnabel (1910–1982), field handball player
• Luise Ullrich (1910–1985), German-Austrian actress

1911-1920

Margarete Schörl
(1912–1991)

Richard Bergmann
(1919–1970)

1911

• Carl Appel (1911–1997), architect
• Etta Becker-Donner (1911–1975), ethnologist
• Fritz Bock (1911–1993), politician; Co-founder of the ÖVP
• Ernst Essel (1911–1984), actor
• Heinz von Foerster (1911–2002), co-founder of cybernetic science
• Leopold Hawelka (1911–2011), cafe animal
• Richard Herzog (1911–1999), Austrian-American physicist
• Fritz Hochwälder (1911–1986), writer
• Walter Hollitscher (1911–1986), philosopher, Marxist and psychoanalyst
• Anna Maria Jokl (1911–2001), Austrian-Israeli writer
• Fritz Kalmar (1911–2008), author in exile and Honorary Consul General in Uruguay
• Teddy Kollek (1911–2007), Israeli politician
• Bruno Kreisky (1911–1990), politician
• Herta Natzler (1911–1985), Austro-American actress
• Anton Perwein (1911–1981), field handball player
• Marcel Prawy (1911–2003), dramaturge and opera critic
• Otto Probst (1911–1978), politician (SPÖ), transport minister and national councilor
• Rudolf Raftl (1911–1994), football player
• Fritz Schajowicz (1911–1992), emigrated bone pathologist
• Ludwig Schuberth (1911–1989), field handball player
• Ulrich Sild (1911–1937), alpinist
• Hilde Spiel (1911–1990), journalist and writer

1912

• Jean Améry (1912–1978), writer
• Anton Benya (1912-2001), electrical mechanic, trade unionist and politician (SPÖ)
• Heinrich Drimmel (1912–1991), politician and lawyer
• Paul Hofmann (1912–2008) was an Austrian-American journalist
• Emil Juracka (1912–1944), field handball player
• Franz Eugen Klein (1912–1944), conductor at the Vienna State Opera, composer, pianist
• Hermann Langbein (1912–1995), fought on the side of the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War
• Erich Leinsdorf (1912–1993), Austrian-American conductor
• Alfred Schmalzer (1912–1944), handball player
• Margarete Schörl (1912–1991), educator, nun
• Ludwig Schwarzer (1912–1989), painter
• Lilly Stepanek (1912-2004), actress
• Franz Strahammer (1912–1995), sculptor
• Herbert Tichy (1912–1987), travel writer, geologist, journalist and mountaineer
• Bruno Uher (1912–1976), composer
• Erwin Weiss (1912-2004), composer
• Gusti Wolf (1912–2007), chamber actress
• Hans Zehetner (1912–1942), handball player

1913

• Franz Antel (1913–2007), film director, screenwriter, film producer
• Ady Berber (1913–1966), freestyle wrestler and actor
• Heinz Conrads (1913–1986), actor, conférencier and Wienerlied interpreter
• Harry Fuss (1913–1996), actor
• Herbert Gruber (1913–1999), film producer and company manager
• Gustav Hartmann (1913–1988), painter
• Edith Hauer (1913–2004), Righteous Among the Nations
• Josefine Hawelka (1913–2005), wife of Leopold Hawelka
• Heinz Kohut (1913–1981), German psychologist, founded the self-psychological direction of psychoanalysis
• Edith Kraus (1913–2013), Israeli pianist
• Astrid Krebsbach (1913–1995), German table tennis player
• Anton Leeb (1913–2008), General Troop Inspector of the Federal Army
• Mira Lobe (1913–1995), children's book author
• Franz Mayer (1913–1977), tailor and politician, member of the Federal Council
• Josef Meinrad (1913–1996), chamber actor
• Ludwig Merwart (1913–1979), painter and graphic artist
• Anastáz Opasek (1913–1999), Archabbot of the Břevnov Monastery
• Adolf K. Placzek (1913–2000), librarian and architectural historian
• Eric Pohlmann (1913–1979), actor who emigrated to Great Britain
• Lilly von Sauter (1913–1972), writer and translator
• Robert Schollum (1913–1987), composer and conductor
• Heinrich Treichl (1913–2014), banker

1914

• Isolde Ahlgrimm (1914–1995), harpsichordist
• Erica Anderson (1914–1976), Austrian-American photographer, camerawoman and documentary filmmaker
• Michael Danzinger (1914–2007), pianist, entertainer and composer
• Leo Glueckselig (1914–2003), Austro-American illustrator and graphic artist
• Wilhelm Graetzer (Guillermo Graetzer, 1914–1993), Argentine composer, music teacher and scholar
• Friedrich Hacker (1914–1989), Austrian-American psychiatrist, psychoanalyst and aggression researcher
• Rudolf Hausner (1914–1995), painter and graphic artist and an important representative of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism
• Friedrich Hedrich (1914–1944), radio technician, resistance fighter against the Nazi regime
• Otto Hoffmann-Ostenhof (1914–1992), biochemist and university professor
• Otto Koenig (1914–1992), behavioral scientist, zoologist and writer
• Karl Kotratschek (1914–1941), track and field athlete
• Hedy Lamarr (1914–2000), actress and inventor
• Ernst Landl (1914–1983), jazz and entertainment musician
• Fiorenzo Marini (1914–1991), Italian fencer
• Hilde Meisel , Hilda Monte (1914–1945), socialist and publicist
• Georg von Metaxa (1914–1944), tennis player
• Maria Müller-Lussnigg (1914–2012), actress, radio presenter and writer
• Ricardo Odnoposoff (1914-2004), Austrian-American musician (violin)
• Max Ferdinand Perutz (1914–2002), Austro-English chemist
• Erwin Scharf (1914–1994), politician and founder of the Left Socialist Party
• Gretl Schörg (1914–2006), singer
• Fritz Walden (1914–1992), publicist, culture editor and film, literature, music and theater critic
• Waluliso (1914–1996), peace activist and well-known original in Vienna
• Peter Wehle (1914–1986), composer, author and cabaret artist

1915

• Hans Battista (1915–1995), medic and SS leader
• Herma Bauma (1915–2003), athlete and handball player
• Karl Bednarik (1915–2001), painter and writer
• Christine Busta (1915–1987), poet
• Ernst Frey (1915–1994), legionnaire and author
• Gerhard Frey (1915–2002), philosopher and science theorist
• Heinrich Gross (1915–2005), doctor, ward manager of the “Reich Committee Department” at the Vienna “Euthanasia” clinic at Am Spiegelgrund
• Josef Hendrichs (1915–2009), actor and radio play speaker
• Wilhelm Höttl (1915–1999), employee in the Reich Security Main Office and headmaster
• Walter Jurecka (1915–1994), civil engineer
• Felix Kaspar (1915–2003), figure skater
• Fred Pressburger (1915–1998), Austrian-American filmmaker
• Wolfgang Schneiderhan (1915–2002), musician (violin)
• Emmerich Schrenk (1915–1988), actor
• Alice Schwarz-Gardos (1915-2007), Israeli journalist
• Carl Szokoll (1915–2004), resistance fighter, author, publisher and film producer
• Hermann Vetters (1915–1993), archaeologist
• Jaroslav Volak (1915– ??), field handball player

1916

• Christian Broda (1916–1987), politician (SPÖ)
• Gertrud Burgsthaler-Schuster (1916–2004), opera singer and singing teacher
• Hertha Feiler (1916–1970), actress
• Ernst Haeusserman (1916–1984), actor, director, Burgtheater director and director of the theater in der Josefstadt
• Josef Hindels (1916–1990), resistance fighter in the Third Reich
• Erich Huber (1916–1996), visual artist and educator
• Friederike Klauner (1916–1993), art historian
• Edith Kramer (1916–2014), Austrian-American painter and pioneer of art therapy
• Willy Mattes (1916–2002), composer, arranger and conductor
• Herbert Mytteis (1916–1967), jazz and entertainment musician
• Erika Pelikowsky (1916–1990), actress
• Edeltrud Posiles (1916–2016), "Righteous Among the Nations"
• Otto Schulmeister (1916–2001), publicist, long-time editor-in-chief

1917

• Erwin Axer (1917–2012), Polish theater director
• Carlo Böhm (1917–1997), actor
• Hans Braun (1917–1992), opera singer
• Hans-Paul Ganter-Gilmans (1917–1955), German politician, State Secretary of the GDR
• Hilde Güden (1917–1988), coloratura soprano and chamber singer
• Lisl Handl (1917–1996), Austrian-American actress and dancer
• Walter Klein (1917–1987), Austro-German diplomat of the GDR and writer
• Martha Kyrle (1917–2017), medical doctor and philanthropist
• Ines Mandl (1917–2016), Austrian-American biochemist
• Georg Franz Meyer (1917 – after 1981), SS-Obersturmführer and doctor
• Adalbert Pilch (1917–2004), painter and graphic artist
• Otto Rösch (1917–1995), politician (SPÖ) and lawyer
• Georg Tintner (1917–1999), Austrian-New Zealand conductor
• Ernst Vasovec (1917–1993), writer
• Fred Wander (1917-2006), writer
• Karl Wlaschek (1917–2015), entrepreneur
• Herbert Wunsch (1917–1970), table tennis player

1918

• Karl Babor (1918–1964), SS-Hauptsturmführer and camp doctor in several concentration camps
• Ernst Gruber (1918–1979), German opera singer (hero tenor)
• Dagmar Hermann (1918–1997), opera singer
• Hannes Hoffmann (1918–1988), operetta singer and owner of the artists' meeting place " Gutruf "
• Gotfrid Köchert (1918–1986), racing car driver
• Cissy Kraner (1918–2012), actress, singer and cabaret artist
• Leopold Mayer (1918–2003), conductor, artistic director and musicologist
• Max Merkel (1918–2006), soccer player and coach
• Elisa Springer (1918–2004), Austro-Italian Holocaust survivor

1919

• Vera Auer (1919–1996), accordionist and vibraphonist
• Richard Bergmann (1919–1970), table tennis player
• Hermann Bondi (1919–2005), British mathematician and cosmologist
• Hermine Braunsteiner-Ryan (1919–1999), guard in the Ravensbrück and Majdanek concentration camps
• Hans Hermann Groër (1919–2003), Roman Catholic bishop, cardinal
• Hans Hass (1919–2013), biologist and diving pioneer
• Hans Keller (1919–1985), British musician, musicologist and radio host
• Karl Kordina (1919–2005), civil engineer
• Hans Lebert (1919–1993), writer and opera singer
• Ingrid Leodolter (1919–1986), politician and health minister
• Fritz Muliar (1919–2009), chamber actor and director
• Heinz Otto Quilitzsch (1919–1983), writer
• Leopold Butterer (1919–2004), statistician and probability theorist
• Irmgard Seefried (1919–1988), soprano
• Ernst Topitsch (1919–2003), philosopher and sociologist
• Franz Wimmer-Lamquet (1919–2010), SS and defense officer

1920

• Kurt Adel (1920–2009), literary and linguist
• Alfred Böhm (1920–1995), chamber actor
• Ruth Deutsch Lechuga (1920–2004), doctor, anthropologist and photographer
• Fritz Felgenhauer (1920–2009), prehistoric
• Richard Frey (1920–2004), Chinese doctor and politician of Austrian origin
• Thomas Gold (1920–2004), astrophysicist
• Walther Gross (1920–2014), painter
• Adolf Gruber (1920–1994), long-distance runner, Olympic participant
• Roman Haller (1920–2010), painter
• Paul Hamburger (1920–2004), pianist, recipient of the Austrian Cross of Honor for Science and Art and founder of the Mozart Quartet
• Hubert Jurasek (1920–2011), lawyer and resistance fighter against the Nazi regime
• Ruth Maier (1920–1942), Jewish emigrant and author
• Franz Muxeneder (1920–1988), actor
• Romuald Pekny (1920–2007), stage, film and television actor
• Gertrude Pritzi (1920–1968), table tennis player
• Franz Richter Herf (1920–1989), composer, conductor and music theorist
• Eduard Sekler (1920–2017), architect, architectural historian and university professor
• Ludwig Streicher (1920–2003), musician (double bass), Vienna Philharmonic
• Hilde Wundsam (later after she married Hilde Zimmermann; 1920–2002), resistance fighter against National Socialism and political activist
• Heinz Zemanek (1920–2014), computer pioneer

1921-1930

Turhan Bey
(1922-2012)

Maximilian Schell
(1930-2014)

1921

• Ilse Aichinger (1921–2016), writer
• Hans Carl Artmann (1921–2000), poet, writer and translator
• Harald Benesch (1921–1994), director and actor
• Karl Decker (1921–2005), soccer player, head coach of the Austrian national team
• Lieselotte Eltz-Hoffmann (1921–2019), librarian, publicist and author
• Walter Fembeck (1921-2020), German sports official
• Hellmut Fischmeister (1927–2019), metallurgist, director at the Max Planck Institute for Metals Research
• George Frankl (1921–2004), psychoanalyst, philosopher and author
• Erich Fried (1921–1988), poet, translator and essayist
• Ernest Gold (actually Ernst Siegmund Goldner , 1921–1999), composer
• Ernst Haas (1921–1986), Austrian-American photographer
• Elfriede Hartmann (1921–1943), student, resistance fighter, victim of National Socialism
• Gerda Hoffer (1921–2012), Israeli writer
• Hellmut Hofmann (1921–2009), physicist and university professor and parapsychology
• Hans Koller (1921–2003), jazz musician and art painter
• Hans Conrad Leipelt (1921–1945), German student and member of the White Rose
• Thea Leitner (1921–2016), author and journalist
• Wolfgang Leonhard (1921–2014), historian
• Johann Millendorfer (1921–2001), development researcher
• Carl Möhner (1921–2005), actor and painter
• Günther Nenning (1921–2006), journalist, author and political activist
• Hans Reiter (1921–1992), mathematician
• Fritz Riha (1921–2016), journalist, cabaret artist and author
• Walter Rudin (1921-2010), American mathematician
• Philipp von Schoeller (1921–2008), economic functionary and honorary member of the IOC
• Pierre Séguy (1921–2004), resistance fighter, radio pioneer and chanson expert
• Gitta Sereny (1921–2012), British biographer, historian and journalist of Hungarian descent
• Josef Staribacher (1921–2014), politician
• Francisco Tanzer (1921–2003), German writer
• Georg Stefan Troller (* 1921), writer, television journalist, screenwriter, director and documentary filmmaker

1922

• Hellmut Andics (1922–1998), journalist and author
• Andre Asriel (1922–2019), Austrian-German composer
• Christa Beran (1922–1992), Righteous Among the Nations
• Turhan Bey (1922–2012), actor and photographer
• Gerhard Bronner (1922–2007), composer, musician and cabaret artist
• Susan Cernyak-Spatz (1922–2019), American Germanist and historian of Austrian origin
• Elfriede Datzig (1922–1946), film actress
• Kurt Rudolf Fischer (1922–2014), Jewish philosopher
• Josef Fleischer (1922–2002), architect
• Henry Grunwald (1922–2005), Editor-in-Chief of the Times and US Ambassador to Austria
• Rosa Heinz (1922–2010), politician, member of the Federal Council
• Fritz Herrmann (1922–2003), journalist, publicist, cultural theorist, politician
• Elfriede Huber-Abrahamowicz (1922–2001), Austrian-Swiss writer
• Edmund Klein (1922–1999), American medical doctor, pioneer in cancer immunology
• Karl Kowarik (1922–2002), musician
• Henry Kreisel (1922–1991), Canadian literary scholar and writer of Austrian origin
• Georg Kreisler (1922–2011), cabaret artist, composer, satirist and writer
• Frank Kreith (1922–2018), American mechanical and energy engineer
• Pinchas Lapide (1922–1997), Jewish theologian and religious scholar
• Inge Merkel (1922–2006), writer
• Susan Perl (1922-1983), illustrator
• Kurt Rapf (1922–2007), composer, conductor and organist
• Walter Schmiedl (1922–2001), film architect
• Oskar Werner (1922–1984), actor and declamator
• Elisabeth Wild (1922–2020), Austrian-Swiss painter
• Othmar Wundsam (1922–2014), contemporary witness of the Nazi era, resistance fighter against National Socialism and artist
• Harald Zusanek (1922–1989), writer

1923

• Erich Auer (1923–2004), actor
• Norbert Brainin (1923–2005), Austrian-British violinist
• Herbert Braunsteiner (1923–2006), medic and resistance fighter against National Socialism
• Friedrich Czerny (1923–2000), civil engineer
• Reinhard Federmann (1923–1976), writer
• Vera Ferra-Mikura (1923–1997), children's and youth author
• Herbert Flugelman (1923–2013), artist
• Sulamith Goldhaber (1923–1965), Austrian-American nuclear physicist
• André Gorz (1923–2007), social philosopher
• Erwin Halletz (1923–2008), composer, arranger and conductor
• Anton Heiller (1923–1979), composer, organist and music teacher
• Ilse Helbich (* 1923), publicist and writer
• Eduard Klein (1923–1999), writer and translator
• Gerda Klimek (1923–2015), actress, cabaret artist and book author
• Walter Kohn (1923–2016), Austrian-American physicist
• Heinrich Kraus (1923–2018), theater scholar and theater director
• Karl Lukan (1923–2014), mountaineer, amateur archaeologist and author
• Karl Österreicher (1923–1995), conductor, professor at the Academy for Music and Performing Arts in Vienna
• Fritz Riedl (1923–2012), artist and abstract picture weaver
• Liane B. Russell (1923-2019), American geneticist
• Walther Schaumann (1923–2004), officer, mountaineer, historian and author
• Wolfgang Schmitz (1923–2008), politician
• Kurt Schubert (1923–2007), Judaist
• Beate Sirota (1923–2012), Austrian-American women's rights activist
• Jacob Taubes (1923–1987), Judaist, sociologist of religion, philosopher
• Frederick Terna (* 1923), painter and Holocaust survivor
• Curth Anatol Tichy (1923-2004), actor
• Eberhard Trumler (1923–1991), behavioral scientist
• Gerhard Wimberger (1923–2016), composer and conductor
• Ernst Florian Winter (1923–2014), historian and political scientist

1924

• Alfred Bader (1924–2018), Canadian chemist, entrepreneur, art collector and patron
• Chaim Bar-Lew (1924–1994), Israeli Chief of Staff of the Israeli Army
• Gottfried Biegelmeier (1924–2007), physicist
• Elfi von Dassanowsky (1924–2007), singer, pianist and film producer
• Walter Davy (1924–2003), director and actor
• Paul Feyerabend (1924–1994), philosopher and science theorist
• Franz Fleischmann (1924–1978), politician, Ministerialrat, member of the National Council
• Walter Flöttl (1924–2009), banker
• Hilde Forster (1924–1991), writer
• Gerhard Fritsch (1924–1969), writer
• Harald Goertz (1924–2019), conductor, pianist and music researcher
• Christoph Groh (* 1924), doctor and university professor
• Kurt Heintel (1924–2002), stage and film actor
• Friedl Hofbauer (1924–2014), authors of books for children and young people
• Frederic de Hoffmann (1924–1989), American physicist
• Ruth Hubbard (1924–2016), Austrian-American biochemist, first full professor in natural sciences at Harvard University
• Peter Janisch (1924–2015), film actor
• Erwin Klein (1924–1983), entrepreneur
• Heinrich Koller (1924–2013), historian
• Inge Konradi (1924–2002), film, chamber and theater actress
• Genro Koudela (1924-2010), Zen monk and Zen teacher
• Wolfgang Kraus (1924–1998), non-fiction author, moderator, literary critic and essayist
• Helmut Krebs (1924–1997), civil servant, tourism director of Vienna
• Jörg Mauthe (1924–1986), journalist, writer and cultural politician
• Friederike Mayröcker (* 1924), writer
• Willy Meerwald (1924–2005), jazz musician
• Fritz Molden (1924–2014), resistance fighter, journalist, publisher and diplomat
• Frederic Morton (1924-2015), writer
• Eric Pleskow (1924–2019), Austrian-American film producer
• Lotte Rysanek (1924–2016), chamber singer
• Edwin Salpeter (1924-2008), astrophysicist
• Friedrich Schächter (1924–2002), inventor
• Johannes Mario Simmel (1924–2009), writer
• Siegfried Frederick Singer (1924–2020), Austrian-American atmospheric physicist
• Hilde Sochor (1924–2017), actress
• Ernst Wimmer (1924–1991), Marxist theorist, politician and publicist

1925

• Kurt Absolon (1925–1958), painter and graphic artist
• Heimrad Bäcker (1925–2003), freelance writer
• Erni Bieler (1925–2002), jazz and pop singer
• Peter Blum (1925–1990), writer
• Annie Bousquet (1925–1956), French-Austrian racing driver
• Ernest Braun (1925–2015), technology researcher and university professor
• Dora Bruck-Heinz (1925–2011), art historian and author
• Eva Fleischner (* 1925), Austrian-American religious scholar and university lecturer
• Leo Frank (1925–2004), crime novel writer
• Ernst Happel (1925–1992), soccer player, soccer coach
• Ernst Hofbauer (1925–1984), film director and screenwriter
• Eva Ibbotson (1925-2010), British writer
• Ernst Jandl (1925–2000), poet
• Frederick Kanfer (1925–2002), Austrian-American psychologist and behavioral therapist
• Horst Knapp (1925–1996), business journalist
• Elisabeth Lichtenberger (1925–2017), geographer and urban researcher
• Wilma Lipp (1925–2019), opera and operetta singer
• Elfriede Ott (1925–2019), chamber actress, singer and director
• Erwin Plevan (1925–2005), architect
• Rupert Riedl (1925-2005), zoologist
• Gerhard Riedmann (1925–2004), actor
• Leopold Rosenmayr (1925–2016), sociologist, social philosopher and university professor
• Ellen Umlauf (1925–2000), actress
• Erika Weinzierl (1925–2014), historian
• Rudolf Wessely (1925–2016), actor
• Max Wichtl (1925–2019), Professor of Pharmacology

1926

• Robert Heinz Abeles (1926–2000), American chemist
• Peter Alexander (1926–2011), singer and actor
• Alfred Bachmann (1926–2003), police officer and paleontologist
• Ingeborg Bukor (1926–1986), German sculptor
• Gandolf Buschbeck (1926–2011), stage and film actor as well as stage director and artistic director
• Friedrich Cerha (* 1926), composer and conductor
• Alfred Dallinger (1926–1989), politician (SPÖ)
• Gert Ehrlich (1926–2012), chemist and physicist
• Bernard B. Fall (1926–1967), Resistance fighter, employee at the Nuremberg Trials and Vietnam correspondent
• John Friedmann (1926–2017), American city and regional planner of Austrian origin
• Eugene T. Gendlin (1926–2017), philosopher, psychologist and psychotherapist
• Ferry Gruber (1926-2004), opera and operetta singer (tenor)
• Raul Hilberg (1926–2007), American historian
• Joseph Horovitz (* 1926), British composer and professor
• Ivan Illich (1926–2002), educator, philosopher, theologian
• Jörg Iro (1926–2017), politician
• Karl Kohn (* 1926), American composer, pianist and music teacher
• Felicitas Kuhn (* 1926), picture and children's book illustrator
• Elfriede Moser-Rath (1926–1993), folklorist and narrative researcher
• Ernst Ocffekt (1926–1980), football player
• Leonie Rysanek (1926–1998), chamber singer
• Maria Schell (1926–2005), Austrian-Swiss actress
• Gaby von Schönthan (born Gabriele Philipp , married Gabriele Frischauer ; 1926–2002), Austrian actress and writer
• Lotte Tobisch (1926–2019), manager, actress and author

1927

• Paul Angerer (1927–2017), conductor and composer
• Paul Badura-Skoda (1927-2019), pianist
• Klaus Demus (* 1927), art historian and poet
• Hellmut Fischmeister (1927–2019), researcher and metallurgist
• Herbert W. Franke (* 1927), science fiction author
• Gerhard Giebisch (1927–2020), American physician of Austrian origin
• Waltraut Haas (* 1927), actress and singer
• Willy Hagara (1927–2015), pop singer and actor
• Gerhard Heinz (* 1927), composer, pianist and songwriter
• Michael Janisch (1927-2004), actor
• Hans Kann (1927–2005), pianist and composer
• Robert Karplus (1927–1990), theoretical physicist
• Friedrich Katz (1927–2010), ethnologist and historian
• Suzanne Keller (1927–2010), American sociologist and university professor
• Hermann Lanske (1927–1979), director and screenwriter
• Eva Pawlik (1927–1983), figure skater and film actress
• Ludwig Polsterer (1927–1979), newspaper editor
• Arminio Rothstein (1927–1994), academic painter, puppet maker and puppeteer, screenwriter and book author, musician and magician ("Clown Habakuk")
• Wolfgang Schleidt (* 1927), researcher in the field of behavioral biology
• Edd Stavjanik (1927–2008), actor
• Walter Thirring (1927–2014), physicist
• Theodor Wagner (1927-2020), football player
• Helmut Zilk (1927–2008), journalist, politician and mayor of Vienna

1928

• Fritz Dirtl (1928–1956), motorcycle racing driver
• Irenäus Eibl-Eibesfeldt (1928–2018), behavioral scientist and ethnologist
• Antonia Fahberg (1928–2016), opera singer
• Ursula Fehlig (1928–1982), fashion designer, graphic artist and fashion professor
• Peter Fessler (* 1928), lawyer, constitutional judge
• Ernst Fiala (* 1928), automobile designer
• Harry L. Frisch (1928-2007), physical chemist
• Stanley Harry Hoffmann (1928–2015), American political scientist and university professor
• Fritz Hofmann (1928–2018), politician
• Werner Hofmann (1928–2013), art scholar
• Alfred Hrdlicka (1928–2009), sculptor, draftsman, painter and graphic artist
• Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928–2000), painter and architect
• Wolfgang Hutter (1928–2014), painter and graphic artist
• Robert Jungbluth (1928–2009), theater manager
• Hellmuth Klauhs (1928–1990), bank director
• Herbert Knauthe (1928–2019), Ministerial Counselor and lawyer
• Kurt Georg Knotzinger (1928–2010), Roman Catholic clergyman, educator and church musician
• Jula Koch (1928–1990), jazz musician
• Herta Konrad (* 1928), actress
• Klara Köttner-Benigni (1928–2015), conservationist and writer
• Hertha Kräftner (1928–1951), writer
• Christa Ludwig (* 1928), chamber singer
• Hans Mayr (1928–2006), politician
• Gustav Peichl (1928–2019), architect and author
• Helmut Qualtinger (1928–1986), cabaret artist and writer
• Josef Rattner (* 1928), psychologist
• Hilde Rom (1928–2019), actress
• Kurt Schaffer (1928–2013), folk musician
• Ernst Stankovski (* 1928), actor, chansonnier and quiz master
• Alexander Tollmann (1928–2007), geologist and politician
• Erich Vanis (1928–2004), mountaineer, author
• Hans F. Weinberger (1928–2017), American mathematician
• Erika Wien (1928–2019), singer and actress
• Herbert Zdarzil (1928–2008), educator
• Bibiana Zeller (* 1928), actress
• Gerhard Zukriegel (1928–2015), lawyer and organist

1929

• Peter L. Berger (1929–2017), Austrian-American sociologist
• Walter Berry (1929-2000), opera singer (bass baritone)
• Arik Brauer (* 1929), painter, singer and poet
• Kurt Bretterbauer (1929–2009), geodesist
• Willy Egger (1929–2005), production and line manager at German film
• Kurt Equiluz (* 1929), opera and oratorio singer
• Padhi Frieberger (1929 / 31–2016), universal artist, City of Vienna Prize
• Leopold Gratz (1929–2006), politician
• Ingrid Haebler (* 1929), pianist
• Gerhard Hanappi (1929–1980), football player
• Charles Kálmán (1929–2015), film and stage composer
• Eric Richard Kandel (* 1929), American neuroscientist, Nobel Prize winner
• Peter Heinz Kersten (1929–2004), magician, Viennese song interpreter
• Gerhard Klingenberg (* 1929), theater director and director, former director of the Burgtheater
• Waldemar Kmentt (1929–2015), opera, operetta and concert singer
• Anton Lehmden (1929–2018), painter and graphic artist
• Carl Manner (1929–2017), Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Josef Manner & Comp. AG
• Elisabeth Markstein (1929–2013), Slavist, translator and author
• Kurt Niederwimmer (1929–2015), Protestant theologian
• Johannes Poigenfürst (* 1929), trauma surgeon
• Manfred Scheuch (1929–2016), journalist, historian and author
• Heinrich Segur (1929–2005), head of the German service at Vatican Radio and the Vienna Retreat Unit
• Helen Singer Kaplan (1929–1995), Austrian-American sex therapist
• Erico Spinadel (1929–2020), Austrian and Argentine industrial engineer
• Nadja Tiller (* 1929), Austrian-German actress
• Richard Vyškovský (1929–2019), Czech architect

1930

• Lotte Bailyn (* 1930), Austro-American social psychologist
• Friedrich Böhm (1930–2013), engineer and university professor
• Walter Feit (1930–2004), mathematician
• Ernst Fuchs (1930–2015), painter
• Wolfgang Gabriel (* 1930), composer, conductor and music teacher
• Hildegard Goss-Mayr (* 1930), peace activist and writer
• Friedrich Gulda (1930–2000), pianist and composer
• Alfred Heinrich (1930–2016), journalist and satirical publicist
• Hans Heinz (* 1930), Seventh-day Adventist theologian
• Kurt Hlaweniczka (1930–2008), architect
• Martin Karplus (* 1930), theoretical chemist, Nobel Prize winner
• Erwin Lanc (* 1930), politician
• Mara Lane (born 1930), film actress
• Lotte Ledl (* 1930), actress
• Julius Meinl IV. (1930–2008), entrepreneur
• Hans Menasse (* 1930), football player
• Willibald Pahr (* 1930), politician and lawyer
• Gerhard Rühm (* 1930), writer, composer and visual artist
• Maximilian Schell (1930–2014), Austrian-Swiss actor, director and producer
• Otto Schenk (* 1930), actor, cabaret artist, director and artistic director
• Emmy Schörg (1930–2020), actress
• Kurt Sobotka (1930–2017), actor, cabaret artist, director and author
• Toni Stricker (* 1930), composer and violinist
• Maria Urban (1930–2019), actress
• Peter Weck (* 1930), director, theater director and actor
• Alejandro Zohn (1930–2000), Mexican architect

1931-1940

Freddy Quinn
(born 1931)

Kurt Singhuber
(1932-2005)

Fritjof Capra
(* 1939)

1931

• Walter Abish (* 1931), American writer
• Norbert Adam (* 1931), sports official and journalist
• Wolfgang Beilner (* 1931), Roman Catholic priest and theologian
• Elfriede Blauensteiner (1931–2003), serial killer (black widow)
• Otto Rudolf Braun (1931–2016), author and convicted murderer
• Christoph Cornaro (* 1931), diplomat and pianist
• Friedrich Gabler (1931–2016), horn player
• Viktor Hahn (1931–2019), German Roman Catholic religious priest and theologian
• Ernst Hinterberger (1931–2012), writer
• Ruth Klüger (* 1931), American literary scholar and writer
• Helmut Krätzl (* 1931), Roman Catholic auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Vienna
• Louise Martini (1931–2013), actress
• Theo Mayer-Maly (1931–2007), lawyer, legal historian and university professor
• Raoul Pleskow (* 1931), American composer and music teacher
• Liselotte Popelka (1931–2014), art historian, university professor and head of the art collections at the Military History Museum in Vienna
• Freddy Quinn (* 1931), one of the most successful German-speaking pop singers
• Reginald Richter (* 1931), artist and glass designer
• Severin Schneider (1931–2018), Roman Catholic clergyman and educator
• Gerhard Spiteller (1931–2017), natural product chemist and university professor
• Werner Vogt (1931–2020), Vorarlberg local history researcher

1932

• Maximilian Aichern (* 1932), Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Linz
• Konrad Bayer (1932–1964), writer
• Sven Boltenstern (1932–2019), goldsmith and sculptor
• Mimi Coertse (* 1932), South African-Austrian coloratura soprano and chamber singer
• Hans Georg Fuchs (1932–2020), politician and industrialist
• Kurt Girk (1932–2019), singer of Viennese songs
• Fritz Hakl (1932–2012), actor
• Hermann Jandl (1932–2017), writer, poet and radio play author
• Thomas Kenner (1932–2018), doctor, university professor
• Fritz Klein (1932-2006), American psychiatrist and therapist
• Thomas Klestil (1932–2004), diplomat, Federal President
• Richard Lugner (* 1932), building contractor
• Johanna Matz (* 1932), actress
• Richard Oesterreicher (* 1932), conductor and jazz musician
• Ferry Radax (* 1932), filmmaker
• Willibald Riedler (1932–2018), communications engineer and space scientist
• Johann Scherz (1932–2004), billiards player and world champion
• Guido Schmidt-Chiari (1932–2016), bank manager
• Kurt Singhuber (1932–2005), Minister for Ore Mining, Metallurgy and Potash of the GDR
• Peter von Tramin (1932–1981), writer
• Joe Zawinul (1932-2007), jazz pianist and keyboard player

1933

• Brigitte Antonius (* 1933), actress
• Noemie Benczer Koller , (* 1933), Austrian-American nuclear physicist and first female professor at Rutgers University
• Karl Blecha (* 1933), politician (SPÖ)
• Kurt Ehrenberger (* 1933), entrepreneur and sports official
• Kurt Falk (1933–2005), newspaper editor
• Helmuth Froschauer (1933–2019), conductor
• Clemens Höslinger (* 1933), historian, music journalist and librarian
• Hellmuth Hron (1933–2002), actor
• Peter Jankowitsch (* 1933), politician and diplomat
• Eva Kerbler (* 1933), actress
• Friedrich König (* 1933), politician, member of the National Council and the European Parliament
• Werner Kutzelnigg (1933–2019), German theoretical chemist and professor at the Ruhr University in Bochum
• Helmuth Lohner (1933–2015), actor, director and currently director of the theater in der Josefstadt
• Franz Xaver Meyer (1933–2017), conductor, pianist, choir director and music teacher
• Helmuth Resch (* 1933), fencer, wood researcher and university professor
• Rudolf Scholz (1933–2012), organist and music teacher
• Josef Taus (* 1933), business lawyer, manager and politician
• Maxie Wander (1933–1977), German-Austrian photographer, journalist, screenwriter and writer

1934

• Helmut Braun (* 1934), politician, member of the National Council
• Hans Hollein (1934–2014), architect and designer
• Hans Janitschek (1934–2008), journalist
• Paola Loew (1934–1999), actress
• Josef Luitz (* 1934), cellist and instrumental teacher
• Peter Marginter (1934–2008), author, essayist and translator
• Ernst Outolny (1934–2019), politician (SPÖ)
• Ingeborg Schödl (* 1934), publicist and book author
• Kurt Wölfflin (1934–1998), writer
• Herwig Wolfram (* 1934), Medievalist

1935

• Robert Colnago (1935–2019), painter, sculptor and graphic artist
• Peter Lucas (1935–2015), computer scientist and university professor
• Herbert Prikopa (1935–2015), conductor and cabaret artist
• Senta Maria Anna Siller (* 1935), designer, calligrapher, entrepreneur
• Marija Sklad-Sauer (1935–2014), singing teacher and singer
• Gerulf Stix (* 1935), politician and economic advisor
• Wolfgang Wehrmann (* 1935), communications engineer
• Oswald Wiener (* 1935), writer, language theorist and cyberneticist
• Otto M. Zykan (1935–2006), composer

1936

• Christopher Alexander (* 1936), architect, architectural theorist and author of A Pattern Language
• Gerhard Ammann (1936–2004), politician, member of the Vienna State Parliament
• Felix Dvorak (* 1936), actor, cabaret artist, artistic director and writer
• Teddy Ehrenreich (1936–2014), jazz musician and composer
• Edith Elmay (* 1936), actress
• Heinz von Hermann (* 1936), jazz musician
• Chava Lifshitz (1936–2005), born Eva Wolf, chemist
• Horst Friedrich Mayer (1936–2003), historian, journalist and television presenter
• Leo Mazakarini (* 1936), publisher, author, actor
• Heinrich Neisser (* 1936), politician
• Christine Nöstlinger (1936–2018), writer
• Elisabeth Orth (* 1936), actress

1937

• Eugen Bartmer (* 1937), machine fitter and writer
• Willi Dungl (1937–2002), wellness guru
• Norbert Faustenhammer (* 1937), lawyer and diplomat
• Michael Graff (1937–2008), lawyer and politician
• Rudolf Haas (* 1937), painter, object artist and graphic artist
• Herbert Kraus (1937–2018), economist and university professor
• Peter Matić (1937–2019), actor
• Michael Mitterauer (* 1937), economic and social historian
• Gösta Neuwirth (* 1937), composer and musicologist
• Helga Nowotny (* 1937), science researcher
• Ferdinand Piëch (1937–2019), manager and major shareholder
• Franz Vranitzky (* 1937), politician, Federal Chancellor, manager
• Renate Welsh (* 1937), children's and youth author
• Gerheid Widrich (1937–2019), politician (ÖVP)
• Klaus Wildbolz (1937–2017), Austrian-Swiss actor

1938

• Hannes Androsch (* 1938), politician, entrepreneur
• Hans Buzek (* 1938), football player
• Rosemarie Egger (* 1938), writer
• Hanna Eigel (* 1938), figure skater
• Gerhard H. Fischer (* 1938), psychologist
• Karl Heinz (* 1938), architect
• Christiane Hörbiger (* 1938), actress
• Ernst Wolfram Marboe (1938–2012), journalist, author and director
• Helga Meyer-Wagner (* 1938), opera singer and vocal teacher
• Hermann Nitsch (* 1938), artist
• Peter Pabisch (* 1938), writer
• Herbert Schimetschek (* 1938), insurance manager, President of the National Bank
• Romy Schneider (1938–1982), German-French actress
• Heinz Rudolf Unger (1938–2018), writer
• Gerhard Weis (1938–2019), journalist and radio manager

1939

• Ilse Abka-Prandstetter (* 1939), artist
• Peter Baum (* 1939), artist, museum director, curator and art critic
• Werner Biffl (* 1939), hydraulic engineer and university professor
• Trautl Brandstaller (* 1939), journalist, writer and television editor
• Fritjof Capra (* 1939), physicist, esotericist and book author
• Helga Dernesch (* 1939), opera singer
• Gerhard Dobesch (* 1939), ancient historian, Celtologist and classical philologist
• Johanna Dohnal (1939–2010), politician
• Heinrich Ebner (* 1939), photogrammeter, geodesist and university professor
• Ildefons Manfred Fux (* 1939), Benedictine
• Peter Gerlich (1939–2019), political scientist and university professor
• Kurt Heller (1939–2020), lawyer and constitutional judge
• Dagmar Koller (* 1939), singer and dancer (operettas and musicals)
• Klaus Liebscher (* 1939), bank director and governor of the OeNB
• Horst Mäder (* 1939), officer, lawyer and publicist
• Lene Mayer-Skumanz (* 1939), AHS teacher and author
• Harald Neuwirth (* 1939), jazz musician
• Erika Pluhar (* 1939), actress, singer and author
• Werner Pochath (1939–1993), stage, film and television actor
• Robert Politzer (1939-2010), jazz musician
• Dieter Quester (* 1939), racing car driver
• Hans Rettenbacher (1939–1989), jazz bassist and cellist
• Peter Maria Schuster (1939–2019), physicist and writer
• Rolf Schwendter (1939–2013), writer and deviance researcher
• Herwig Seeböck (1939–2011), cabaret artist
• Friedrich Tenkrat (* 1939), writer
• Paul Zulehner (* 1939), theologian and university professor

1940

• Isabella Ackerl (* 1940), historian, Germanist and author
• Manfred Bietak (* 1940), professor of Egyptology
• Rudolf Edlinger (* 1940), politician and football official
• Erik Freitag (* 1940), composer and violinist
• Johannes Gartner (1940–2020), Abbot of the Benedictine Abbey of Seckau
• Helma Gautier (* 1940), actress
• John Gudenus (1940-2016), politician
• Wolfgang Hausner (* 1940), circumnavigator
• Robert Herzl (1940–2014), director and theater director
• Klaus Hofmann (* 1940), politician, member of the Burgenland Landtag
• Heimo Hofmeister (* 1940), religious philosopher and university professor
• Martha Jungwirth (* 1940), painter
• Thomas Kakuska (1940–2005), musician, professor at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna
• Heinrich Keller (* 1940), lawyer and politician
• Hans-Dieter Klein (* 1940), philosopher and university professor
• Peter Ferdinand Krause (* 1940), lawyer, administrative officer and student historian
• Richard Kriesche (* 1940), object and media artist
• Franz Löschnak (* 1940), lawyer, politician
• Fritz Novotny (1940–2019), improvisation and jazz musician
• Ewald Plachutta (* 1940), cook
• Horst Rascher (* 1940), German boxer
• Gottfried Riedl (* 1940), actor and author
• Rudolf Schwarzkogler (1940–1969), photographer and artist
• Barbara Valentin (1940–2002), actress
• Ekkehard Weber (* 1940), ancient historian, epigraphist and classical philologist
• Alexander Widner (* 1940), writer
• Franz Wolny (1940-2018), national soccer player
• Elly Wright (born 1940), jazz singer
• Heinz Zednik (* 1940), tenor

1941-1950

Senta Berger
(* 1941)

Anton Pelinka
(* 1941)

Franz Bernhard Hofmann
(* 1942)

Andreas Laun
(* 1942)

Niki Lauda
(1949-2019)

1941

• Senta Berger (* 1941), Austrian-German actress and film producer
• Erhard Busek (* 1941), politician
• Rainer Daehnhardt (* 1941), German-Portuguese historian and arms collector
• Inge Dick (* 1941), photographer and painter
• Gerda Fassel (* 1941), sculptor
• Robert Fleischer (* 1941), archaeologist
• Roland Girtler (* 1941), sociologist, cultural anthropologist and philosopher
• Friedrich Glasl (* 1941), political scientist
• Gerhard Harvan (1941–1971), painter, graphic artist and action artist
• Gerhard Hiesel (* 1941), classical archaeologist
• Gerd Honsik (1941–2018), author of revisionist writings, Holocaust denier
• Helmuth Horvath (* 1941), physicist and university professor
• Anneliese Klein (* 1941), winemaker and politician, member of the Austrian National Council
• Wolf Klinz (* 1941), MEP
• Peter Koits (* 1941), politician
• Manfred Koller (* 1941), restorer and university professor
• Friedemann Layer (1941–2019), conductor
• Bernd Lötsch (* 1941), biologist
• Albert Mair (* 1941), jazz pianist
• Hermann Maurer (* 1941), computer scientist, author of science fiction literature
• Oskar Mayer (* 1941), teacher, politician, member of the Austrian National Council
• Anton Pelinka (* 1941), political scientist, dean of the University of Innsbruck
• Peter E. Pieler (1941–2018), legal historian
• Liese Prokop (1941-2006), athlete and politician (ÖVP)
• Heinz Prüller (* 1941), journalist and sports commentator
• Klaus Rott (* 1941), actor and director
• Dieter Rückle (* 1941), economist and university professor
• Peter Schieder (1941–2013), politician, President of the Council of Europe
• Anneliese Schnell (1941–2015), astronomer
• Isolde Schönstein (* 1941), environmental activist
• Heidi Senger-Weiss (* 1941), logistics entrepreneur
• Ingrid Smejkal (1941–2017), politician (SPÖ)
• Ernst Vlcek (1941–2008), science fiction author
• Karl Zweymüller (* 1941), orthopedist and university professor

1942

• Peter Bizer (* 1942), journalist and author
• Wolfgang Ernst (* 1942), artist
• Elisabeth Gehrer (* 1942), politician
• Hans Peter Heinzl (1942–1996), cabaret artist
• Wolfram Hörandner (* 1942), Byzantinist
• Franz Bernhard Hofmann (* 1942), doctor, pharmacologist and university professor
• Hilmar Kabas (* 1942), politician
• Gerd Kaminski (* 1942), sinologist
• Walter Koch (1942–2019), historian and university professor
• Edda Köchl-König (1942–2015), actress and illustrator
• Albrecht Konecny (1942–2017), politician (SPÖ)
• Franz Eduard Kühnel (1942–2019), politician (ÖVP) and professional officer
• Ferdinand Lacina (* 1942), politician
• Andreas Laun (* 1942), Roman Catholic clergyman and moral theologian, auxiliary bishop emeritus in Salzburg
• Hellmut Lorenz (* 1942), art historian
• Sylvia Lukan (* 1942), actress
• Elisabeth Lukas (* 1942), psychotherapist and clinical psychologist
• Wolf D. Prix (* 1942), architect
• Walter Schwimmer (* 1942), politician, Secretary General of the Council of Europe
• Krista Stadler (* 1942), actress
• Bernd Weikl (* 1942), opera singer, author and director

1943

• Herbert Adamec (1943–2009), actor and director
• Heinz Binder (* 1943), soccer player
• Oscar Bronner (* 1943), journalist and newspaper editor
• Herbert Exenberger (1943–2009), librarian and non-fiction author
• Alfred Finz (* 1943), politician
• Loni von Friedl (* 1943), actress
• Hans Goebl (* 1943), Romance studies and linguist
• HK Gruber (actually Heinz Karl Gruber , * 1943), composer and conductor
• Gerhard Hafner (* 1943), lawyer and university professor
• Werner Herbst (1943–2008), poet, narrator, radio play author and publisher
• Gert J. Hödl (1943–2017), ice and sand artist
• Gerhard Hund (1943–2015), jazz trombonist
• Gertraud Jesserer (* 1943), film and castle actress
• Nikolaus Kalita (* 1943), pop musician and composer
• Klaus Konjetzky (1943–2019), writer
• Walter Krause (* 1943), art historian and university professor
• Chris Lohner (* 1943), actress, presenter and author
• Heinz Magenheimer (* 1943), military historian
• Peter Peter (* 1943), racing car driver and entrepreneur
• Thomas Prinzhorn (* 1943), industrialist and politician (FPÖ, BZÖ)
• Wilfried Rott (1943–2011), television presenter and cultural journalist
• Werner Schiendl (* 1943), railway author , President of the Austrian Society for Local Railways
• Klaus Schmidt (* 1943), mathematician
• Heide Schütz (* 1943), travel writer
• Wolfgang Teuschl (1943–1999), writer and cabaret artist
• Brigitte Thonhauser-Merk (* 1943), painter, graphic artist and author
• Josef Augustinus Zemanek (* 1943), lawyer and Roman Catholic theologian

1944

• Conrad Artmüller (* 1944), conductor
• Günther Bahr (1944–2011), radio announcer
• Josef Baumberger (* 1944), German porn director and producer
• Monica Bleibtreu (1944–2009), actress, drama lecturer and screenwriter
• Karl Heinz Czadek (* 1944), trombonist and composer
• Max Edelbacher (* 1944), head of the security office, specialist author and TV actor
• Gustav Ernst (* 1944), writer
• Franz Fiedler (* 1944), President of the Court of Auditors
• Thomas Frey (* 1944), actor
• Marianne Gruber (* 1944), writer
• Gerhard Gutruf (* 1944), painter, graphic artist and art theorist
• Franz Hasil (* 1944), football player
• Gert Maria Hofmann (* 1944), painter and graphic artist
• Christoph Huber (* 1944), hematologist, oncologist and immunologist
• Karl Jaroš (* 1944), Roman Catholic theologian
• Fritz Peter Knapp (* 1944), Germanist
• Eva Kreisky (* 1944), political scientist and lawyer
• Herbert Link (1944–2018), filmmaker and media educator
• Martin Mann (* 1944), German pop singer
• Wolfgang Neugebauer (* 1944), historian
• Peter Porsch (* 1944), German politician and Germanist
• Gerhard Randa (* 1944), bank manager
• Peter Rapp (* 1944), moderator, television entertainer and quiz master
• Hans Rauscher (* 1944), journalist and book author
• Wolfgang Scherzinger (* 1944), zoologist, ethologist and ecologist
• Emma Schmidt (* 1944), pianist
• Silvia Sommer (* 1944), composer and pianist
• Ulf Stahl (1944–2019), geneticist and university professor
• Norbert Steger (* 1944), politician and lawyer
• Alexander Van der Bellen (* 1944), incumbent Federal President of the Republic of Austria, ehm. Economist and politician of the Greens

1945

• Elisabeth Dittrich (* 1945), politician
• Claudia Erdheim (* 1945), writer
• Albert Hoffmann (* 1945), painter
• Thomas Hoffmann-Ostenhof (* 1945), chemist and mathematician and university professor
• Roland Horvath (* 1945), horn player
• Karl Igl (* 1945), pacemaker
• Jo Kuehn (* 1945), painter, graphic artist and silhouette artist
• Peter Lerchbaumer (* 1945), actor
• Heinz Marecek (* 1945), actor, director and cabaret artist
• Helmut Maurer (* 1945), soccer player
• Marianne Mendt (* 1945), singer and actress
• Lorenz Mikoletzky (* 1945), historian and archivist
• Werner Mück (* 1945), journalist
• Peter Patzak (* 1945), filmmaker and actor
• Reinhard Priessnitz (1945–1985), journalist
• Christine Rothstein (* 1945) has been running the Arlequin Theater since Arminio's death , where she works as a puppeteer, screenwriter and musician
• Wolfgang Schüssel (* 1945), politician, Federal Chancellor
• Ursula Stenzel (* 1945), journalist and politician
• Erika Stubenvoll (* 1945), politician
• Adi Peichl (* 1945), actor and director

1946

• Josef Broukal (* 1946), journalist and politician (SPÖ)
• Georg Danzer (1946–2007), songwriter and singer
• Gerhard Ernst (* 1946), actor and singer
• Johann Ettmayer (* 1946), football player
• Helmut A. Gansterer (* 1946), journalist, editor and writer
• Leopold Grausam, jun. (1946–2010), sculptor and master stonemason
• Peter Gruber (* 1946), actor, speaker and director
• Peter Hofbauer (* 1946), television producer, theater director and musical writer
• Georg Hoffmann-Ostenhof (* 1946), journalist
• Wolfgang Klivana (1946–2020), theater actor
• Eduard Krieger (1946–2019), football player
• Wolfgang Mayer König (* 1946), author and university professor
• Peter Rosei (* 1946), novelist and essayist
• Dolores Schmidinger (* 1946), actress and cabaret artist
• Xaver Schwarzenberger (* 1946), cameraman and director
• Herbert Stepic (* 1946), bank manager
• Gerhard Tötschinger (1946–2016), actor, director, author and television presenter

1947

• Peter Barcaba (1947–2017), composer and pianist
• Christa Binder (* 1947), mathematics and science historian
• Erich Binder (* 1947), violinist, pianist and conductor
• Heinrich Binder (* 1947), neurologist
• Herbert Binder (* 1947), paleontologist
• Marion Diederichs-Lafite (* 1947), music journalist
• Anselm Eder (* 1947), sociologist
• André Heller (* 1947), songwriter, poet
• Maria Hoffmann-Ostenhof (* 1947), mathematician
• Günther Hölbl (* 1947), Egyptologist and ancient historian
• Herbert Kloiber (* 1947), media entrepreneur
• Ernst Josef Lauscher (* 1947), filmmaker and writer
• Elisabeth Maier (* 1947), musicologist and Bruckner researcher
• Rudolf Mayer (* 1947), criminal defense attorney
• Erwin Ortner (* 1947), choirmaster and conductor
• Peter Planyavsky (* 1947), organist and composer
• Franz Schuh (* 1947), writer and essayist
• Rudi Stohl (* 1947), rally driver
• Ernst Sucharipa (1947–2005), diplomat
• Josef Traindl (1947–2008), jazz and improvisation musician
• Franz West (1947–2012), artist

1948

• Walter Hagg (* 1948), diplomat
• Walter Hain (* 1948), author
• Gabriele Heinz (* 1948), actress and director
• Gottfried Helnwein (* 1948), artist
• Martin Jäggle (* 1948), Roman Catholic theologian
• Herbert Kaspar (* 1948), publicist, editor and journalist
• Mirko Kovats (* 1948), investor
• Franz Kratochwil (1948–2019), actor and author
• Helga Kromp-Kolb (* 1948), climate researcher and university professor for meteorology
• Herbert Lachmayer (* 1948), curator
• Fritz Ozmec (* 1948), jazz musician
• Dorothea Parton (born 1948), actress
• Bernhard Raschauer (1948–2019), legal scholar
• Harald Rindler (* 1948), mathematician
• Gytta Schubert (* 1948), actress
• Rainer Schubert (* 1948), philosopher
• Reinhard Tramontana (1948–2005), writer and journalist, winner of the Nestroy Ring Prize

1949

• Ludwig Adam (* 1949), musician, founder of the Hallucination Company music project
• Brigitte Bierlein (* 1949), lawyer, Vice-President of the Constitutional Court and first Austrian Federal Chancellor
• Karlheinz Hackl (1949–2014), actor and director
• Götz Kauffmann (1949–2010), actor, cabaret artist and book author
• Peter Kern (1949–2015), actor, director, producer and author
• Niki Lauda (1949–2019), racing driver and entrepreneur
• Marika Lichter (* 1949), actress
• Hans Mahr (* 1949), journalist and media manager
• Alois Mayer (* 1949), politician, member of the Vienna State Parliament
• Hanno Pöschl (* 1949), actor
• Maria Rauch-Kallat (* 1949), politician
• Josef Schweikhardt (* 1949), writer and visual artist of the Viennese postmodern era

1950

• Barbara Büchner (* 1950), writer
• Nora Frey (* 1950), journalist and presenter
• Karl Goldammer (1950–2020), painter
• Elisabeth Gürtler-Mauthner (* 1950), entrepreneur
• Fritz Keller (* 1950), food policeman, historian and publicist
• Erwin Kubesch (* 1950), diplomat
• Jan Paul Niederkorn (* 1950), historian
• Helmut Schmitzberger (* 1950), composer and conductor
• Ingrid Schubert (* 1950), politician
• Lukas Stepanik (* 1950), director and producer

1951-1960

Georg Markus
(* 1951)

Josef Cap
(* 1952)

Peter Baumgartner
(* 1953)

Christoph Waltz
(* 1956)

Danny Krausz
(* 1958)

Konstanze Breitebner
(* 1959)

Andy Borg
(* 1960)

1951

• Martin Auer (* 1951), writer
• Hildegard Brem (* 1951), Abbess of Mariastern-Gwiggen
• Peter Cornelius (* 1951), songwriter and guitarist
• Elfi Eschke (* 1951), German-Austrian actress
• Norbert Fleischmann (* 1951), painter
• Rudolf Hundstorfer (1951–2019), politician
• Rudi Klein (* 1951), comic artist and cartoonist
• Ferdinand Maier (* 1951), politician and Secretary General of the Raiffeisen Association
• Georg Markus (* 1951), writer, journalist, non-fiction author and newspaper columnist
• Kurt Mayer (* 1951), film producer, film director and screenwriter
• Beatrix Schuba (* 1951), figure skater
• Christiane Spiel (* 1951), educational psychologist
• Erwin Steinhauer (* 1951), actor and cabaret artist

1952

• Josef Cap (* 1952), politician (SPÖ)
• Gustav Deutsch (1952–2019), film artist
• Albert Fortell (* 1952), actor and author
• Wilfried Kowarik (1952–2018), Benedictine and historian
• Viktor Losert (* 1952), mathematician
• Thomas Macho (* 1952), professor of cultural history
• Willy Puchner (* 1952), photographer, artist and author
• Gerhard Reiweger (* 1952), ambassador
• Michael Schottenberg (* 1952), actor and director
• Helmut Schüller (* 1952), Roman Catholic priest
• Ulrich Seidl (* 1952), director, screenwriter and producer
• Peter Wolf (* 1952), Austro-American producer and composer

1953

• Peter Baumgartner (* 1953), Professor of Business Education
• Falko Daim (* 1953), archaeologist
• Irmgard Egger (1953–2015), Germanist, literary scholar and university professor
• Paul Hertel (* 1953), composer
• Hans Krankl (* 1953), soccer player, singer
• Nicolin Kunz (1953–1997), actress
• Walter Pohl (* 1953), historian
• Andreas Redtenbacher (* 1953), Roman Catholic theologian
• Barbara Rett (* 1953), cultural journalist and television presenter
• Joachim Riedl (* 1953), writer, publicist, journalist and documentary filmmaker
• Ferdinand Schmatz (* 1953), writer
• Helmut Seethaler (* 1953), writer

1954

• Walter Baier (* 1954), politician (KPÖ)
• Nikolaus Benke (* 1954), legal scholar
• Peter Campa (* 1954), writer
• Wolfgang Fellner (* 1954), journalist and media maker
• Jo Gartner (1954–1986), racing car driver
• Andreas Karabaczek (1954–2018), diplomat
• Barbara Klein (* 1954), theater founder and director
• Robert Menasse (* 1954), writer and essayist
• Erwin Moser (1954–2017), author and illustrator for children and young people
• Reinhard Pohanka (* 1954), archaeologist and author
• Chrono Popp (1954–2020), singer, guitarist, composer and music producer
• Ines Rieder (1954–2015), political scientist, journalist and author
• Heinrich Schmidinger (* 1954), philosopher and Roman Catholic theologian
• Dietrich Siegl (* 1954), actor
• Hans Christian Tschiritsch (* 1954), instrument maker and musician
• Ulrich Weinzierl (* 1954), journalist
• Kurt Welzl (* 1954), soccer player
• Christine Werner (* 1954), writer
• Lisbeth Zwerger (* 1954), children's book illustrator

1955

• Gabriele Berger (* 1955), sculptor
• Helmut Bibl (* 1955), guitarist
• Paul Esterházy (* 1955), theater scholar, dramaturge, director and theater director
• Bernd Fasching (* 1955), painter and sculptor
• Rainhard Fendrich (* 1955), singer
• Wolfgang Flöttl (* 1955), investment banker
• Elmar R. Gruber (* 1955), consciousness researcher and parapsychology
• Hannes Hofbauer (* 1955), author, journalist and publisher
• Udo Huber (* 1955), radio presenter
• Max Krott (* 1955), forest scientist and political scientist
• Herbert Prohaska (* 1955), soccer player and coach
• Wolfgang Reisinger (* 1955), jazz drummer
• Woody Schabata (* 1955), jazz percussionist
• Karl Schlögl (* 1955), politician
• Gerhard Zeiler (* 1955), manager

1956

• Christoph Benke (* 1956), Catholic theologian
• Brigitte Ederer (* 1956), politician
• Verena Gassner (* 1956), archaeologist
• Irene Heise (* 1956), religious educator and author
• Harald Hofbauer (* 1956), actor and musical performer
• Gerald Jatzek (* 1956), author and musician
• Antonio Koudele (* 1956), musician
• Helmut Lang (* 1956), fashion designer
• Niki List (1956–2009), film director, screenwriter and producer
• Peter Markowich (* 1956), mathematician
• Madeleine Petrovic (* 1956), politician (Greens)
• Alexander Schukoff (* 1956), film director, film producer and video artist
• Christian Spatzek (* 1956), actor
• Andreas Vitásek (* 1956), cabaret artist, actor and director
• Christoph Waltz (* 1956), German-Austrian actor and two-time Oscar winner
• Geri Winkler (* 1956), mountaineer, first Viennese on Mount Everest

1957

• Gabriel Barylli (* 1957), writer, actor and director
• Manfred Bauer (1957–2012), writer and journalist
• Thomas Blimlinger (* 1957), politician
• Falco (1957–1998), singer, musician
• Brigitte Große (* 1957), translator
• Johannes Hahn (* 1957), politician
• Alfons Haider (* 1957), actor
• Erhard Hartmann (* 1957), actor
• Gerhard Haszprunar (* 1957), zoologist and university professor
• Daniel Heinz (* 1957), pastor, author and archive manager
• Manfred Hochmeister (* 1957), doctor and university professor
• Michael Kraus (* 1957), opera singer
• Ulli Maier (* 1957), actress
• Miki Malör (* 1957), theater maker
• Andy Manndorff (1957–2017), composer and jazz guitarist
• Joschi Schneeberger (* 1957), jazz musician
• Mona Seefried (* 1957), actress
• Andreas Staribacher (* 1957), politician
• Maria Widl (* 1957), pastoral theologian

1958

• Thomas Aigner (* 1958), musicologist and librarian
• Hans Christ (* 1958), veterinarian and author
• Andrea Eckert (* 1958), actress and documentary filmmaker
• Peter Fratzl (* 1958), physicist and materials scientist
• Gerold Gruber (* 1958), musicologist and university professor
• Gabi Hift (* 1958), actress, director and author
• Ilse Kilic (* 1958), writer
• Danny Krausz (* 1958), film producer and university lecturer
• Gottfried Küssel (* 1958), right-wing extremist and Holocaust denier
• Gustaf Neumann (* 1958), business IT specialist
• Franz Scharl (* 1958), Auxiliary Bishop of Vienna
• Conrad Seidl (* 1958), editor and book author

1959

• Andy Bartosh (* 1959), jazz guitarist
• Konrad Becker (* 1959), media researcher and artist
• Konstanze Breitebner (* 1959), actress and screenwriter
• Brigitta Falkner (* 1959), writer
• Sylvia Frühwirth-Schnatter (* 1959), mathematician
• Michael Langer (* 1959), guitarist, composer and guitar teacher
• Alexander Lhotzky (1959–2016), stage actor
• Christoph Matznetter (* 1959), politician
• Julius Meinl V. (* 1959), banker
• Thomas Nader (* 1959), diplomat
• Meta Niederkorn (* 1959), historian
• Peter Pacult (* 1959), soccer player and coach
• Michaela Sburny (* 1959), politician
• Wolfgang Schattauer (* 1959), handbiker
• Claudia Schmied (* 1959), politician
• Margarethe Tiesel (* 1959), actress
• Michael Wittmann (* 1959), comic artist

1960

• Andy Borg (* 1960), pop singer and presenter
• Roman Braun (* 1960), trainer and author (neuro-linguistic programming)
• Christoph Cech (* 1960), pianist, composer and conductor
• Christoph Chorherr (* 1960), politician (Greens)
• Karlheinz Essl (* 1960), composer, sound artist and electronic performer
• Werner Faymann (* 1960), politician
• Daniel Glattauer (* 1960), writer
• Christoph Herbst (* 1960), lawyer, manager and constitutional judge
• Manfred Hofbauer (* 1960), politician, member of the Vienna City Council and State Parliament
• Andreas Karlsböck (1960–2019), politician (FPÖ) and member of the National Council
• Elisabeth Klecker (* 1960), classical philologist
• Nikolaus Kunrath (* 1960), politician, member of the Vienna State Parliament
• Andreas Melan (* 1960), diplomat, ambassador to Peru and Ethiopia
• Gal Rasché (* 1960), pianist and conductor
• Peter Resetarits (* 1960), journalist and moderator
• Victoria Trauttmansdorff (* 1960), actress
• Franz Viehböck (* 1960), electrical engineer and Austria's first space traveler

1961-1970

Ingrid Puller
(* 1961)

Doris Bures
(* 1962)

Thomas Brezina
(* 1963)

Barbara Stöckl
(* 1963)

Elisabeth Ellison-Kramer
(* 1964)

Sonja Kirchberger
(* 1964)

Sandra Cervik
(* 1966)

Isabella Leeb
(* 1967)

Nicole Beutler
(* 1969)

1961

• Kurt Artner (1961-2005), marksman
• Wolf Bachofner (* 1961), actor
• Timna Brauer (* 1961), singer
• Alfred Dorfer (* 1961), actor and cabaret artist
• Andrea Maria Dusl (* 1961), cartoonist, columnist and film director
• Paul Gulda (* 1961), pianist and composer, son of Friedrich Fulda
• Lukas Alfons Huber (* 1961), doctor, cell biologist and university professor
• Peter Jablonka (1961–2019), prehistoric
• Claudia-Sofie Jelinek (* 1961), actress
• Roland Kadan (* 1961), teacher and author
• Andreas Koller (* 1961), journalist
• Claudia Kristofics-Binder (* 1961), European figure skating champion
• Michael Ludwig (* 1961), Viennese politician and popular educator, executive Viennese city councilor
• Thomas Lukan (* 1961), composer
• Herbert Pribyl (* 1961), social scientist and theologian
• Ingrid Puller (* 1961), politician (Greens)
• Ines Reiger (* 1961), jazz singer and music teacher
• Lois Renner (* 1961), visual artist
• Karin Resetarits, now Karin Kraml (* 1961), politician (LIF) and member of the EU Parliament
• Martina Schettina (* 1961), painter
• Erika Strobl (* 1961), guitarist

1962

• Doris Bures (* 1962), politician (SPÖ)
• Fennesz (* 1962), musician
• Günter Haag (* 1962), guitarist (including Schürzenjäger and HOI!) And music teacher
• Paul Jandl (* 1962), cultural journalist and literary critic
• Andrea Kdolsky (* 1962), politician
• Manfred Klimek (* 1962), press photographer, blogger and winemaker
• Michael Konsel (* 1962), football player
• Christian Meyer (* 1962), cultural scientist, economist and manager
• Anton Schachenhofer (* 1962), double bass player

1963

• Klaus-Jürgen Bauer (* 1963), architect
• Thomas Brezina (* 1963), children's and young adult book author, television presenter
• Roland Düringer (* 1963), actor and cabaret artist
• Thomas Eggensperger (* 1963), Catholic theologian
• Eric Frey (* 1963), journalist and author
• Herbert Götz (* 1963), manager
• Alexander Hagner (* 1963), architect
• Michael Horvath (* 1963), writer and journalist
• Thomas Klein (* 1963), entrepreneur and author
• Karl Markovics (* 1963), actor
• Herbert Scheibner (* 1963), politician
• Barbara Stöckl (* 1963), moderator

1964

• Ela Angerer (* 1964), writer
• Ulrike Beimpold (* 1964), film actress
• Werner Dafeldecker (* 1964), improvisation musician and composer
• Norbert Darabos (* 1964), politician
• Klaus Ebner (* 1964), writer
• Elisabeth Ellison-Kramer (* 1964), diplomat, ambassador to Hungary
• Andrea Händler (* 1964), cabaret artist and actress
• Johannes Huber (* 1964), entrepreneur and racing car driver
• Sonja Kirchberger (* 1964), actress
• Magdalena Knapp-Menzel (* 1964), actress and writer
• Markus Kupferblum (* 1964), opera director and clown
• Alexander Lutz (* 1964), actor and musician
• Rainer Pariasek (* 1964), sports presenter
• Toni Polster (* 1964), soccer player and coach
• Gunter Prüller-Jagenteufel (* 1964), Roman Catholic theologian
• Uli Soyka (* 1964), jazz musician
• Paul Urbanek (* 1964), jazz pianist and composer
• Alexander Wussow (* 1964), television actor

1965

• Andreas Čap (* 1965), mathematician
• Viktor Gernot (* 1965), singer, cabaret artist, actor, entertainer, musician, author, presenter
• Stefan Haas (* 1965), mechanical engineer and manager
• Gudrun Lerchbaum (* 1965), writer
• Hanna Mayer (* 1965), nursing scientist and university professor
• Werner Günther Müller (* 1965), statistician and university professor
• Florian Scheuba (* 1965), actor, cabaret artist, author and presenter
• Marko Simsa (* 1965), producer and actor of children's theater
• Julia Stemberger (* 1965), actress
• Monika Sportwetten (1965–2012), jazz singer and composer
• Alexander Wagendristel (* 1965), composer and flautist

1966

• Vicente Amorim (* 1966), Brazilian film director, screenwriter and film producer
• Friedrich Bechina FSO (* 1966), Roman Catholic clergyman
• Kirstin Breitenfellner (* 1966), author, journalist and literary critic
• Sandra Cervik (born 1966), actress
• Peter Dusl (* 1966), musician
• Christoph Fälbl (* 1966), actor and cabaret artist
• Sandra Frauenberger (* 1966), politician, Vienna city councilor
• Georg Friedrich (* 1966), actor
• Stefan Götz (* 1966), mathematician and university professor
• Roman Hagara (* 1966), sailor; Olympic champion
• Hakon Hirzenberger (* 1966), director and actor
• Michel Muller (* 1966), Austro-French actor
• Ilse Müllner (* 1966), Roman Catholic theologian
• Evelyn Regner (* 1966), politician (SPÖ), MEP
• Walter Scheidel (* 1966), classical scholar
• Oliver Stamm (* 1966), volleyball player
• Thomas Stangl (* 1966), author
• Peter Stöger (* 1966), soccer coach and former soccer player
• Harald Vilimsky (* 1966), politician (FPÖ)

1967

• Andreas Leopold Hofbauer (* 1967), philosopher, writer, psychohistorian and translator
• Talos Kedl (* 1967), artist, focus on sculpture
• Peter Kruder (* 1967), half of the Kruder & Dorfmeister formation
• Thomas Kühtreiber (* 1967), building historian and medieval archaeologist
• Thomas Lang (* 1967), drummer
• Isabella Leeb (* 1967), builder and politician
• Clemens Leonhard (* 1967), Catholic theologian
• Andreas Lust (* 1967), actor
• Proschat Madani (* 1967), Iranian-Austrian actress
• Thomas Maurer (* 1967), cabaret artist
• Melissa Müller (* 1967), freelance journalist and author
• Ernst Ogris (1967-2017), football player
• Peter Schöttel (* 1967), former soccer player, now soccer coach
• Christian W. Schulz (* 1967), cellist
• Peter Seisenbacher (* 1960), judoka
• Nikolas Vogel (1967–1991), cameraman
• Monica Weinzettl (* 1967), actress

1968

• Markus Brier (* 1968), professional golfer
• Richard Dorfmeister (* 1968), half of the Kruder & Dorfmeister formation
• Thomas Eder (* 1968), literary scholar
• Olga Flor (* 1968), writer
• Andreas Gruber (* 1968), writer
• Andreas Herzog (* 1968), soccer player
• Roland Kickinger (* 1968), successful film actor and bodybuilder in the USA
• Ernst Mader (* 1968), football player
• Inês de Medeiros (* 1968), Portuguese actress and politician
• Michael Niavarani (* 1968), cabaret artist and actor
• Robert Palfrader (* 1968), comedian, actor and author
• Christian Prosenik (* 1968), soccer player and coach
• Andreas Rastner (* 1968), German handball trainer and player
• Andreas Reichhardt (* 1968), Federal Minister for Transport, Innovation and Technology
• Edina Thalhammer (* 1968), singer
• Georg Weidinger (* 1968), author, doctor and musician

1969

• Christoph Bazil (* 1969), lawyer and monument conservator
• Nicole Beutler (* 1969), actress
• Harald Buchinger (* 1969), Catholic theologian
• Marianne Grohmann (* 1969), Old Testament scholar
• Clemens Haipl (* 1969), author, draftsman, cabaret artist and music producer
• Boris Jirka (* 1969), sports presenter
• Barbara Karlich (* 1969), presenter
• Arabella Kiesbauer (* 1969), TV presenter
• Wolfgang Kotzmann (* 1969), cyclist
• Brian Laudrup (* 1969), Danish football player
• Martin Pasching (* 1969), musical performer, singer and actor
• Philipp Peter (* 1969), automobile racing driver
• Rudolf Roubinek (* 1969), actor and author
• Alexander Rüdiger (* 1969), TV presenter and entertainer
• Simone Stelzer (* 1969), singer
• Franz Stocher (* 1969), track cyclist
• Heinz-Christian Strache (* 1969), politician
• Christof Straub (* 1969), musician and composer

1970

• Zoran Barišić (* 1970), football player and coach
• Martin Breinschmid (* 1970), vibraphonist, drummer and percussionist
• Christian host (* 1970), Byzantinist, Graecist and Latinist
• Roman Hans Gröger (* 1970), historian
• Michael Hatz (* 1970), soccer player
• Josef Lontscharitsch (* 1970), racing cyclist
• Andreas Mayer (* 1970), science historian, sociologist and musicologist
• Eva Menasse (* 1970), writer and journalist
• Sascha Oskar Weis (1970–2020), actor

1971-1980

Friedrich Schipper
(* 1972)

Nina Blum
(* 1973)

Rita Hatzmann
(* 1978)

Oliver Lederer
(* 1978)

André Lakos
(* 1979)

1971

• Florian Adamski (* 1971), cabaret artist and actor
• Elisabeth Binder (* 1971), medical doctor and neuroscientist
• Christian Eigner (* 1971), drummer
• Thomas Flögel (* 1971), soccer player
• Bernhard Gál (* 1971), composer and artist
• Raoul Gehringer (1971–2018), composer
• Gertraud Klemm (* 1971), writer
• Lukas Miko (* 1971), actor
• Florian Pumhösl (* 1971), artist
• Thomas Renner (* 1971), Roman Catholic clergyman, abbot of Altenburg Abbey
• Gabriele Rittig (* 1971), children's and youth author
• Andrea Stockhammer (* 1971), art historian

1972

• Christoph Dostal (* 1972), actor
• Roland Garber (* 1972), racing cyclist
• Julian Gillesberger (* 1972), violist
• Thomas Glavinic (* 1972), writer
• Hannes Lutz (* 1972), national basketball player
• Nadja Maleh (* 1972), cabaret artist
• Oliver Polzer (* 1972), sports presenter
• Yelda Reynaud (* 1972), actress of the Turkish film
• Peter Rom (* 1972), jazz musician
• Friedrich Schipper (* 1972), archaeologist
• Dorian Steidl (* 1972), moderator
• Manfred Stohl (* 1972), rally driver
• Clemens Unterreiner (* 1972), opera singer
• Gottfried Wegleitner (1972–2018), Franciscan priest
• Toto Wolff (* 1972), Head of Motorsport at Mercedes-Benz

1973

• Nina Blum (* 1973), actress and director
• Michaela Dorfmeister (* 1973), skier, Olympic champion and world champion
• Christoph Jank (* 1973), football player
• Hans Leitert (* 1973), former soccer goalkeeper, now goalkeeper coach
• Michael Schefts (* 1973), actor
• Yat Siu (* 1973), entrepreneur and angel investor

1974

• Martin A. Hainz (* 1974), literary scholar and philosopher
• Raimund Hedl (* 1974), former soccer player, now goalkeeper coach
• Arnim Kahofer (* 1974), carom player and European champion
• Meinrad Knapp (* 1974), moderator
• Ruth Mader (* 1974), film director, author and producer
• Max Mayer (* 1974), actor
• Thomas Mark Németh (* 1974), theologian
• Nina Proll (* 1974), actress, singer and dancer
• Deborah Sengl (* 1974), artist
• Markus Waxenegger (* 1974), porn actor

1975

• Thomas Ballhausen (* 1975), writer, literary and film scholar, editor and translator
• Reinhard Divis (* 1975), ice hockey player
• Peter L. Eppinger (* 1975), moderator
• Bernhard Fleischmann (* 1975), indietronic musician, composer and producer
• Johannes Grenzfurthner (* 1975), artist, author, curator
• Gerald Hörhan (* 1975), entrepreneur, investor and author
• Alexander Jank (* 1975), soccer player and coach
• Doris Köhler (* 1975), boxer
• Sandra König (* 1975), radio and television presenter
• Eric Krieger (* 1975), judoka
• Marie Ringler (* 1975), politician (Greens); Country and Europe Director of Ashoka
• Gery Seidl (* 1975), cabaret artist
• Michael Wagner (* 1975), football player

1976

• Richard Kapp (* 1976), musician, singer and composer
• Doris Mader (* 1976), table tennis player
• Anita Ritzl (* 1976), pop singer ("Niddl")
• Agnes Scheibelreiter (* 1976), soprano
• Jakob Seeböck (* 1976), actor
• Heinz Weber (* 1976), soccer player and coach

1977

• Xaver Bayer (* 1977), writer
• Stefano Bernardin (born 1977), actor
• Margot Binder (born 1977), actress
• Norbert Ernst (* 1977), opera singer
• Andreas Geritzer (* 1977), sailor
• Jürgen Macho (* 1977), soccer player
• Sebastián Martínez (* 1977), football player
• Jürgen Patocka (* 1977), soccer player and coach
• Erika Pieler (* 1977), archaeologist, lawyer and President of the Federal Monuments Office
• Anja Richter (* 1977), water diver

1978

• Leo Aberer (* 1978), musician
• Natalie Alison (* 1978), actress
• Patrizio Buanne (* 1978), Austrian-Italian baritone, songwriter and producer
• Gerald Geisler (* 1978), rider
• Bernt Haas (* 1978), football player
• Rita Hatzmann (* 1978), actress
• Johannes Kästner (* 1978), chemist
• Oliver Lederer (* 1978), soccer player
• Robert Lukas (* 1978), ice hockey player
• Christoph Riedl-Daser (* 1978), journalist and television presenter
• Valérie Sajdik (* 1978), singer

1979

• Constantin Göttfert (* 1979), writer
• Gustav Götz (* 1979), radio presenter
• Konstantin Gruber (* 1979), tennis player
• Volkan Kahraman (* 1979), football player
• Markus Katzer (* 1979), soccer player
• Bozo Kovacevic (* 1979), football player
• André Lakos (* 1979), ice hockey player
• Philipp Lukas (* 1979), ice hockey player
• Marion Reiff (* 1979), water diver
• Manuel Rubey (* 1979), singer, actor and cabaret artist
• Patrick Sänger (* 1979), ancient historian, papyrologist and epigraphist
• Yüksel Sariyar (* 1979), football player

1980

• Georgia Doll (* 1980), Austrian-German theater director, actress, dramaturge and poet
• Florian Fennes (* 1980), jazz musician
• Philippe Lakos (* 1980), ice hockey player
• Gerhard Mayer (* 1980), discus thrower
• Alexander Peya (* 1980), tennis player
• Franziska Weisz (* 1980), film actress

1981-1990

Claudia Heill
(1982-2011)

Matthias Steiner
(* 1982)

Daniel Wolf
(* 1985)

Sebastian Kurz
(* 1986)

Marko Arnautović
(* 1989)

Nina Dittrich
(* 1990)

1981

• Jürgen Melzer (* 1981), tennis player
• Money Boy (born 1981), rapper
• Marcus Hofbauer (* 1981), sports medicine specialist, trauma surgeon and non-fiction author
• Matthias Mayr (* 1981), freeride professional and sports scientist
• Thomas Pichlmann (* 1981), soccer player
• Harald Ruiss (* 1981), soccer referee

1982

• Claudia Heill (1982-2011), judoka
• Daniela Klemenschits (1982–2008), tennis player
• Sandra Klemenschits (* 1982), tennis player
• Katharina Knap (* 1982), actress
• Bernhard Kohl (* 1982), racing cyclist and entrepreneur
• Stefan A. Lukacs (* 1982), film director and screenwriter
• Markus Rogan (* 1982), swimmer
• Matthias Steiner (* 1982), weightlifter (starts for Germany )
• Dominique Taboga (* 1982), soccer player
• Nicole Trimmel (* 1982), kickboxer

1983

• Denis Berger (* 1983), soccer player
• Johannes Fleischmann (* 1983), violinist
• Judith Goetz (* 1983), literary and political scientist, university lecturer
• Miriam Gruber (* 1983), badminton player
• Marcus Hanikel (* 1983), soccer player
• Gilda Horvath (* 1983), journalist and Roma activist
• Marc Janko (* 1983), soccer player
• Mario Konrad (* 1983), soccer player
• Stefan Kulovits (* 1983), football player
• Anna Prohaska (* 1983), Austrian-English soprano (coloratura soprano)
• Josip Šimunić (* 1983), handball player and poker player

1984

• Turgay Bahadır (* 1984), football player
• Nazar (* 1984), Persian rapper
• RAF Camora (* 1984), Austrian dancehall and hip-hop musician

1985

• Matthias Bartolomey (* 1985), cellist
• Oliver Binder (* 1985), volleyball player
• Manuel Fettner (* 1985), ski jumper
• Phillippa Galli (* 1985), actress
• René Gartler (* 1985), soccer player
• Ümit Korkmaz (* 1985), soccer player
• Thomas Prager (* 1985), football player
• Vincent Pongracz (* 1985), jazz musician
• Clemens Selzer (* 1985), track cyclist
• Christian Thonhofer (* 1985), soccer player
• Daniel Wolf (* 1985), soccer player

1986

• Andreas Dober (* 1986), soccer player
• Guggi Hofbauer (actually: Victoria , * 1986), cabaret artist
• Florentina Holzinger (* 1986), choreographer and performance artist
• Elisabeth Klar (* 1986), author
• Sebastian Kurz (* 1986), politician (ÖVP); since 2017 Federal Chancellor of the Republic of Austria
• Matthias Mayer (* 1986), handball player
• Robert Olejnik (* 1986), football player

1987

• Nicolas Fettner (* 1987), ski jumper
• Adrian Gaspar (* 1987), musician
• Daniel Gramann (* 1987), soccer player
• Andreas Lukse (* 1987), soccer goalkeeper
• Thomas Mühlöcker (* 1987), poker player
• Laura Rauch (* 1987), actress
• Laurence Rupp (* 1987), theater and film actor
• Lukas Thürauer (* 1987), soccer player
• Daniel Toth (* 1987), football player

1988

• Alexander Gorgon (* 1988), football player
• Natascha Kampusch (* 1988), kidnapping victim
• Veli Kavlak (* 1988), football player
• Sebastian Koch (* 1988), basketball player
• Patrick Salomon (* 1988), football player
• Miriam Stein (* 1988), Austrian-Swiss actress

1989

• Marko Arnautović (* 1989), Serbian-Austrian football player
• Walter Grubmüller (* 1989), racing driver
• David Heissig (* 1989), actor
• Daniel Kottan (* 1989), handball player
• Yasin Pehlivan (* 1989), football player
• Otto Wanke (* 1989), Czech composer

1990

• Nina Dittrich (* 1990), swimmer
• Christopher Drazan (* 1990), football player
• Veronika Exler (* 1990), chess player
• Dominique Heinrich (* 1990), ice hockey player
• Bernd Herndlhofer (* 1990), racing driver
• Kilian Jörg (* 1990), philosopher and artist
• Fanny Krausz (* 1990), Austrian-German actress
• Marcos Nader (* 1990), professional boxer
• Diknu Schneeberger (* 1990), guitarist
• Jan Sokol (* 1990), racing cyclist

1991-2000

Marco Djuricin
(* 1992)

Johanna Schindler
(* 1994)

• Stephan Auer (* 1991), soccer player
• Riccardo Bellotti (* 1991), Italian-Austrian tennis player
• Aleksandar Dragović (* 1991), football player
• Lukas Grozurek (* 1991), soccer player
• Dominik Kirschner (* 1991), soccer player
• Georg Teigl (* 1991), football player
• Andreas Weimann (* 1991), soccer player
• Oliver Wimmer (* 1991), singer
• David Alaba (* 1992), football player
• Marco Djuricin (* 1992), football player
• Christoph Haas (* 1992), soccer player
• Aleksandar Rakić (* 1992), mixed martial arts fighter
• Florian Ringseis (* 1992), volleyball player
• Emilio Romig (* 1992), ice hockey player
• Tanja Frank (* 1993), sailor and Olympic medalist
• Sonja Frey (* 1993), handball player
• Maximilian Hofmann (* 1993), soccer player
• Maximilian Krauss (* 1993), politician
• Matthias Riebenbauer (* 1993), racing cyclist
• Thomas Schubert (* 1993), actor
• Kürsat Güclü (* 1994), football player
• Felix Kramer (actually Felix Pöchhacker , * 1994), songwriter
• Flora Petrik (* 1994), politician
• Johanna Schindler (* 1994), handball player
• Dominik Wydra (* 1994), soccer player
• Florian Heinrich (* 1995), soccer player
• Yung Hurn (* 1995), hip-hop musician
• Marcus Maier (* 1995), soccer player
• Natascha Mair (* 1995), ballet dancer
• Stefan Mastaller (* 1995), cyclist
• Jakob Pöltl (* 1995), basketball player
• Marco Richter (* 1995), ice hockey player
• Sascha Horvath (* 1996), soccer player
• Valerie Florine Huber (* 1996), actress and model
• Nikolaus Kraus (* 1996), ice hockey player
• Srna Marković (* 1996), volleyball player
• Felix Ritzinger (* 1996), cyclist
• Lalita Svete (* 1996), violinist
• Nico Langmann (* 1997), wheelchair tennis player

21st century

• Marie-Therese Höbinger (* 2001), soccer player
• Sinja Kraus (* 2002), tennis player

See also

• List of honorary citizens of Vienna

Web links

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