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Content uploaded by Markian Prokopovych. Author content All content in this area was uploaded by Markian Prokopovych on Sep 04, Content may be subject to copyright. Univ ersity of Birmingham, UK. As in other parts of Europe, in Austria-Hungary prostitution during the nineteenth century was.
Prostitution was seen as a necessary evil that could not be eradicated, and. Regulationism predominated over other. Naturally , the exact natur e of the policies that were implemented. In comparison with Vienna, which was a Catholic stronghold and where attempts at introducing. In the decade following the crushing of the revolution, prostitution thrived. Of somewhat better. Naturally , from that point onwards the brothels.
Prostitutes were issued medical identity cards,. In legal proceedings. Additionally , residents of. Since most of the prostitutes came from a poor. In that situation, Budapest with its reputation of a.
