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On 25 September 1927, the Alpine Rhine burst its banks upstream of Schaan. It destroyed large portions of Schaan, Gamprin and Ruggell, reaching as far as Tosters, Austria resulting in the deaths of two people and costing Liechtenstein 3.5 million Swiss francs in repairs. The event had devasting effects on Liechtenstein's economy, and severely set back its financial development.
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