-
boundaries of the
former Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, for
which even the name '
Tarockania' (Tarockanien) has been coined: the
Austrian variation of the game (and...
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Parlett (2008), p. 369.
Dummett (1980), p. 455.
Alscher (2003), p. 169.
Tarockania at web.archive.org.
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- "Empire of Tarock"
completely arbitrarily from
Tarockia (Tarockei) to
Tarockania (Tarockanien),
obviously based on the term
Kakania (Kakanien) in Robert...
- Empire, in
which they have a
strong tradition has been
described as '
Tarockania'.
These games have been
featured in
literature such as Herzmanovsky-Orlando's...
- and
royal monarchy till 1918),
Fritz von Herzmanovsky-Orlando
created Tarockania for the
weird figures of his
humorous novels and stories.
Catholic and...
- Empire, in
which they have a
strong tradition, has been
described as '
Tarockania'.
These games have been
featured in
literature such as Herzmanovsky-Orlando's...
- Empire, in
which they have a
strong tradition, has been
described as '
Tarockania'.
These games have been
featured in
literature such as Herzmanovsky-Orlando's...
- Empire, in
which they have a
strong tradition, has been
described as '
Tarockania'.
These games have been
featured in
literature such as Herzmanovsky-Orlando's...
