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Rudolf von Habsburg - Denkmalfest auf dem Kobenzl.
RUDOLF VON HABSBURG - DENKMALFEST AUF DEM KOBENZL. Rudolf von Habsburg - Denkmalfest auf dem Kobenzl. ( -
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Carlos II y Leopoldo I. Interacciones iconográficas y esplendor visual de la Casa de Austria
CriticónDuring the last thirty years of the 17th century, before and after the great victories of Vienna (1683) and Buda (1686), all the Habsburg rhetoric hosted in art, literature and public festivals announced the arrival of a new era of regeneration and ...
Víctor Mínguez
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Hoffmann’s Stärke // Schloß Habsburg
HOFFMANN’S STÄRKE // SCHLOSS HABSBURG Hoffmann’s Stärke // Schloß Habsburg ( -
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Haus der Politik der Republik. Ein Zwischenbericht zum »Haus der Geschichte Österreich«
Zeithistorische Forschungen, 2019 Bettina Habsburg-Lothringen
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Die Staatsrechtlichen Fragen, die der Wiener Hof bei der Integration Siebenbürgens in der Habsburgischen Monarchie Erledigen Musste [PDF]
Codrul Cosminului, 2015 After the military occupation of Transylvania by the Habsburg troops, in 1688, the Viennese Court dealt, among other things, with solving the most important issues of state law related to the former autonomous Principality of Transylvania: the ...
Marinel Ovidiu Koch-Tufiş
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Variations: The Habsburg Lands
, 1999 This chapter compares and contrasts developments in Europe and discusses their impact on the experience of the Habsburg lands. The Polish gentry in the Habsburg provinces of Galicia rose in revolt in February 1846, and many were killed.
Clive Emsley
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Framing the Ukrainian Peasantry in Habsburg Galicia, 1846-1914. [PDF]
, 2015 Framing the Ukrainian Peasantry in Habsburg Galicia, 1846 ...
K. Stauter-Halsted (7932731)
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Carlos II of Spain, 'The Bewitched': cursed by aspartylglucosaminuria? [PDF]
BMJ Neurol Open, 2021 Martin A, Heard R, Fung VSC.
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Within the Habsburg Empire of the late nineteenth century, nature became a central focus of political, economic, and scientific attention. A source of valuable natural resources and a platform for consolidating wider, territorial rule, its management and control was subsumed into a broader system of imperial governance. In this exacting analysis of the
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