Bruck an der Leitha

Bruck an der Grossglocknerstrasse is a municipality in Zell am See District, in the state of Salzburg in Austria. Evidence factors to a settlement as early because the Bronze Age and Hallstatt length. The Illyrians and Celts settled right here, as did the Romans from approximately 15 BC. In the path of the Migration Period and the autumn of the Roman Empire, Bavarians settled and mingled with the nearby populace. The first mention of Prugg im Pinzgrey inside the Archbishopric of Salzburg took place in a 1227 deed. At the same time, the citadel of Vischarn first appeared in the facts,

initially held as a fief with the aid of the Lords of Goldegg, later a possession of the Bishops of Chiemsee. The building turned into bought with the aid of Princess Sophie of Liechtenstein and her brother Prince Johann II in 1862, who had it rebuilt in a Neo-Gothic style according to plans designed by using Friedrich Schmidt. Again rebuilt after a blaze in 1920, it turned into seized by means of the Nazi SS employer in 1943 and quickly served as a subcamp of Dachau attention camp.