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The north journey of emigrants from the Habsburg monarchy
Inhabitants of the Habsburg Monarchy began to dominate in the number of immigrants heading to the United States of America after year 1883. The largest number of emigrants were heading through the North German ports, because the journey to the north of ...
Boček, Martin
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The successor states of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the Polish diplomacy (1918–1920)
Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Romania, the Kingdom of SCS and Poland are the countries referred to as successor states of the Habsburg Monarchy since they were established out of its ruins.
Dariusz Jeziorny
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Spreading the universal monarchy myth in the early 16th century was closely linked to the magnitude of the territories controlled by Charles V. For the imperial chancellor Mercurino Gattinara, universal and messianic ideas, which were integrated into the
Juan Carlos d’Amico
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The Nationalities Question in the Habsburg Monarchy: Reflections on the Historical Record
Wank, Solomon. (1993). The Nationalities Question in the Habsburg Monarchy: Reflections on the Historical Record.
Wank, Solomon
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Language situation by the Slavic nations in the Habsburg monarchy in the 19th century [PDF]
During the historical development the larger part of the south Slavs (Slovenes, Croats, partly the Serbs and the population of Bosnia and Herzegovina) and the west Slavs (Czechs and Slovaks) had become the part of one state - the Habsburg Monarchy or the
Nedvědová, Milada
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Vasilije Petrovic, metropolitan of Cetinje, played significant role in the past of Montenegro, Brda and Herzegovina from 1742, when he was temporarily running the Metropolitante on behalf of his uncle metropolitan Sava, until 1766 when he died in Russia.
Владан С. Гавриловић +1 more
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Forged in the Floods: Transnational Networks in the Habsburg Monarchy. [PDF]
Mevissen RS.
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The Scientific Community of Chemists and Physics in the Nineteenth-Century Habsburg Monarchy
Kernbauer, Alois. (1995). The Scientific Community of Chemists and Physics in the Nineteenth-Century Habsburg Monarchy.
Kernbauer, Alois
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The article focuses on the little-discussed issue of marriage approval for Austrian citizens in the Habsburg monarchy from the time of Empress Maria Theresa until the end of the monarchy, in terms of poor relief. The so-called political marriage consent,
Zdeňka Stoklásková
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Mariana’s Linage: The Political Aspects of Claudio Coello’s Portrait
The Habsburg continuity in the Catholic monarchy is represented by the House of Bavaria, or at least that was what Mariana struggled to achieve in the last years of her life.
Mercedes Llorente
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