Redoubt
Redoute ( Reduta , Austrian: [ reˈdut ]; German, Swiss .: [ reˈduːtə ]; from French redoute for 'place of refuge') is an outdated common German term for a ball or a ballroom (“hall for dance events”) and a "Trapezoidal hill as part of a fortress", which has been preserved in different names.
- Dance events:
- A term still used in Austria for an elegant masked ball; see costume ball
- Malkasten-Redoute , was an annual masked ball at carnival time in the artists' association Malkasten in Düsseldorf
- Rudolfina-Redoute , dance event of the Catholic Austrian Student Union Rudolfina in the Vienna ball season
- Ballrooms:
- Redoutens halls in the Vienna Hofburg, see Hofburg # Redoutensaaltrakt
- Redoute (Bad Godesberg) , ballroom from the electoral era in Bonn-Bad Godesberg
- Redouten building at the Stadttheater Passau
- Alte Redoute Aachen and
- New Redoute in Aachen , with a ballroom and casino , today as Altes Kurhaus Aachen referred
- Redoutensaal, built in Teschen as a theater, today a cinema, see Cieszyn # sights
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Venue
- Venue of the German National Theater Weimar , based on the Weimar `` Redoutenhaus '' in the 18th century
- Redoute (fortress) , closed field hill in the fortress construction
- People:
- Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759–1840), Belgian painter
- Others:
- RUS-2 , Soviet radar device in World War II
- La Redoute , a fashion mail order company
See also:
