“Austria is a labyrinth everbody in is familiar with.”

Print over the post stamp "Am Steinernen Meer Salzburg", austrian Post AG (federal postal service), 1. Juli 2003; Austria-Forum. org, Überdruckmarke "Zitat Qualtinger" http://austria-forum.org/af/Wissenssammlungen/Briefmarken/2005/%C3%9Cberdruckmarke_-_Zitat_Qualtinger

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Österreich ist ein Labyrinth, in dem sich jeder auskennt.

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Variant: Österreich ist ein Labyrinth, in dem sich jeder auskennt. Helmut Qualtinger -
Source: Überdruck auf der 51 Cent-Dauerbriefmarke "Am Steinernen Meer Salzburg" der Österreichischen Post AG nach der Erhöhung des Briefportos auf 55 Cent zum 1. Juli 2003, Austria-Forum.org, Überdruckmarke "Zitat Qualtinger" http://austria-forum.org/af/Wissenssammlungen/Briefmarken/2005/%C3%9Cberdruckmarke_-_Zitat_Qualtinger, hickmann_marken.pdf http://www1.uni-ak.ac.at/kartak/bilder/pressetexte/hickmann_marken.pdf

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