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May 14, 2012 - Mistress and Lovers of the Rulers of Austria and their children. . See more ideas about royal mistress, austria, mistress.
Jan 17, 2020 · Franz Joseph I was born on August 18, 1830, in Vienna’s Schonbrunn Palace. He was the firstborn son of Franz Karl (the Archduke and son of Francis II) and Archduchess Sophie. His uncle, Emperor Ferdinand, was the reigning emperor at the time. Because the emperor was not so strong-minded, Franz Joseph’s mother decided to bring up his son as ...
Seems like you never opened a history book. "Degenerate" can be used in many creative ways, but Franz Joseph and many of his progenitors were rather frugal and upstanding, very much to the annoyance of the other nobles in and outside of Austria. I guess Franz Joseph's big fault was to stick to Absolutism instead of learning anythiong from 1848.
Mistresses of Franz Joseph - Anna Nahowski and Katharina Schratt
Ironically, Franz Ferdinand was a reformer who planned to 'federalize' the Austrian Empire and devolve more power and control to places like Bohemia. He did preside over a lot of progress and development - and peace - in the Empire. And when compared to the economic troubles, chaos and blood that would follow in the 25 years after WW1 (not to ...
Franz Joseph’s portrait. The monarch’s portrait was omnipresent in the Habsburg Empire – even in the farthest-flung corners of the monarchy it hung in schools and public offices, seeking to hold together what was inexorably drifting apart. The District Commissioner [Trotta] was lunching in the station restaurant, at the table of the ...
Emperor Franz Joseph reigned for 68 years, the longest of all the Habsburg rulers. He was a symbol of integration, and when he died the Habsburg Monarchy lost one of its most important pillars. Franz Joseph looms large in the historical consciousness of posterity. Towards the end of his life he became a semi-mythical figure, a symbol of the ...
