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Adam Wandruszka: Das Haus Habsburg. Die Geschichte einer europäischen Dynastie

1980
Bohemia, Bd. 21 Nr. 2 (1980)
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The Presentation of the Habsburg Dynasty in Bosnia and Herzegovina under the Austro-Hungarian Rule 1878–1918: The Case of Public Monuments

, 2017
Andrea Baotić-Rustanbegović
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A Key Tool for a New Dynasty: The Use of Royal Sites in the Habsburg Netherlands by the Archdukes Albert and Isabella

, 2018
José Eloy Hortal Muñoz
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The Counter-Reformation: The Roman Catholic Church and the Habsburg Dynasty Triumphant, 1550-1700

1996
Abstract The idea of reform inspired Protestants and Catholics alike with an apocalyptic sense of urgency that led them to see the world as a battlefield for the agents of God and the devil. Even though religion was often misused as an ideological pretext for the cynical realization of pragmatic political objectives, spiritual conviction
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5 Access at the Court of the Austrian Habsburg Dynasty (Mid-Sixteenth to Mid-Eighteenth Century): A Highway from Presence to Politics?

, 2016
M. Hengerer
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Rudolf I of Habsburg: A Study of Power, Dynasty, and the Emergence of the Holy Roman Empire's Habsburg Line

Rudolf I of Germany (1218-1291), born into a modest comital family, marked a turning point in European history. As the first king from the House of Habsburg, Rudolf's reign laid the groundwork for the subsequent rise of this dynasty to preeminence in European politics.
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The Habsburgs: dynasty, culture and politics

European Review of History: Revue européenne d'histoire, 2015
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Painter to the queen. Michel Sittow, courtier to Isabella of Castile and the Habsburg dynasty

Journal of Baltic Studies
Barnabas Szabo
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The Habsburg Dynasty and Emblematic Literature. A Historiographical Assessment

2023
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Rudolf I of Habsburg: A Study of Power, Dynasty, and the Emergence of the Holy Roman Empire's Habsburg Line

Rudolf I of Germany (1218-1291), born into a modest comital family, marked a turning point in European history. As the first king from the House of Habsburg, Rudolf's reign laid the groundwork for the subsequent rise of this dynasty to preeminence in European politics.
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