"Krone" anniversary celebration

Half a century full of stories

Gut Aiderbichl boss and host of the evening Dieter Ehrengruber with "Krone" publisher Christoph Dichand and Salzburg editor-in-chief Claus Pándi.(Bild: Markus Tschepp)

50 years of "Salzburg-Krone": The big "Krone" family celebrated with friends, partners and celebrities at Gut Aiderbichl. An evening full of highlights, animal emotions and the realization that celebrations should simply be celebrated more often ...

It is the people, it is their stories that have shaped the "Salzburg Krone" for 50 years. With all the facets that life has to offer. So there was a good reason for the large "Krone" family to celebrate this half century with friends, partners and politicians at Gut Aiderbichl in Salzburg near Henndorf.

"Our job is to provide clarity, information and guidance, but above all to give our readers a voice," said Claus Pándi, Editor-in-Chief of the "Salzburg Krone", right at the beginning of his welcome speech. He was not only met with approval from the numerous "Krone" members in attendance, with publisher Christoph Dichand at the forefront. But also from the celebrity guests of honor at the fantastic evening (hosted by krone.tv lady Katia Wagner), which was packed with interludes, with chart star DJ Ötzi performing as the icing on the cake.

Top actress Verena Altenberger was also invited to play the head of the editorial team in a lavishly produced and entertaining film about the "Salzburg Krone". Ready for a movie!

Also present: Minister Karoline Edtstadler, Salzburg's Governor Wilfried Haslauer, "Wings for Life" charity lady Anita Gerhardter together with partner Daniel Bauchinger, Salzburg Festival President Kristina Hammer, Festival Director Markus Hinterhäuser, Ober-Aiderbichler and host Dieter Ehrengruber, "Krone" Managing Director Gerhard Valeskini, the managing editor-in-chief of "Krone" and head of "Steirerkrone" Klaus Herrmann, media manager Hans Mahr, "Krone" animal lady Maggie Entenfellner, ORF Salzburg boss Waltraud Langer, ServusTV director Ferdinand Wegscheider, as well as the long-standing editor-in-chief of "Salzburg Krone" Hans Peter Hasenöhrl.