Lower Austria celebrates: Big mood in traditional country house ball!
Lower Austria celebrates: Big mood in traditional country house ball!
Last Friday, during an extraordinary social event, the country house in St. Pölten became the scene of the 68th country ball, which fell on Valentine's Day this year. Over 2,500 guests, including numerous prominent politicians, celebrated a night full of waltz sounds and disco hits. Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner opened the ball with a speech in which she praised the work of the Lower Austrian state service, whose employees work in various areas of public life. This celebration is not only a social highlight, but also a valuable recognition for all those who actively contribute to the functioning of the country, so Leadersnet .
magical music and impressive guests
The musical entertainment was ensured by the police music Music Lower Austria as well as the bands Dancingbrass and PaperClip. As a special highlight, hit star Charlien appeared, which fueled the mood in the Leopoldsaal during the ball disco. Another highlight of the event was the audience quadrille, which took place shortly before midnight and encouraged everyone present to participate. There were also important political personalities among the numerous guests, such as Interior Minister Gerhard Karner and the Mayor of St. Pölten, Matthias Stadler, who enjoyed the evening together with other dignitaries.
In parallel to this festive event, scientists deal more intensively with social changes as part of the “Social Sentiment in Times of Crises” project, which are caused by crises such as the Ukraine War, the climate and energy crises and the economic consequences of inflation. This research uses innovative methods to identify tilting moments in society and to investigate how opinions arise and change in times of crisis. The regular exchange within the survey, which enables a long -term perspective on social sentiment, is particularly important, as it describes social sentiment| Details | |
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