Johann Limbeck von Lilienau

1767–1842 (age 75)

Biography

Johann Limbeck von Lilienau devoted his life to the governance of the Viennese state apparatus, guiding the city through a period of cautious reform and dedication to the public good. As a politician he worked to balance tradition with the needs of an evolving society, earning the respect of peers who valued his steady counsel and sense of justice.

Even in quieter years he remained attentive to his community, supporting charitable initiatives and attending to the solemn duties expected of a public servant; his resting place at St. Marx Cemetery marks the conclusion of a career defined by service to Vienna.

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