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Zum Jubiläum des 100-jährigen Bestehens des Bundeslandes Wien und der Wiener Stadtverfassung präsentiert die Wienbibliothek im Rathaus die Publikation "Wien wird Bundesland. Die Wiener Stadtverfassung 1920 und die Trennung von Niederösterreich". Der umfangreiche Sammelband beleuchtet zahlreiche rechts- und kulturhistorische Aspekte der Herauslösung Wiens aus Niederösterreich sowie die Umsetzung und die weitreichenden Konsequenzen dieses Trennungsprozesses.
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Die Bundeshauptstadt Wien ist eine Gebietskörperschaft mit dem Recht auf Selbstverwaltung. Sie ist eine Stadt mit eigenem Statut; neben den Aufgaben der Gemeindeverwaltung hat sie auch die der Bezirksverwaltung zu besorgen.