This city was the capital of a region known unofficially as Cisleithania (“siss-lye-THAN-yuh”). At the start of the 20th century, this city was heavily modernized under a populist and anti-Semitic mayor known (10[1])as “handsome (10[1])Karl.” The Compromise of 1867, also known as Ausgleich (10[1])(“AUZ-glyck”), designated this city as the western capital of a reformed state. During the 20th century, this city’s coffee houses (10[1])patronized (10[1])intellectuals (10[1]-5[1])like Leon (10[1])Trotsky and Josip (10[1])Broz Tito. (-5[1])This (10[1])city’s Schönbrunn Palace was the birthplace of Emperor Franz Joseph I and the main summer residence of the Habsburgs. For 10 points, what major city of the Austro-Hungarian Empire remains the capital of modern-day Austria? ■END■ (10[3])