Index
An overview of all themes of the World of the Habsburgs
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955–1291
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1200–1850
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Country Life in the Middle Ages
1273–1500
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1273–1500
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1273–1500
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1278–1476
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1278–1918
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Art and ‘junk’ – the Habsburgs and their cabinets of art and curiosities
1278–1835
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1282–1406
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1282–1790
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1296–1918
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1348–1900
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1404–1500
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1430–1570
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The Habsburgs in Sound and Image
1450–1918
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Habsburg against Turkey and France
1453–1739
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1478–1913
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1486–1618
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1500–1739
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1500–1739
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Travelling in the Service of the Monarch
1500–1740
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1500–1650
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1500–1648
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Of Witches, Barber-surgeons and Healers
1500–1740
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The ‘Household-Family’ – Living and Working Together
1500–1740
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Knowledge of Medicine in the Early Modern Era
1500–1740
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Learning to Shop at the Grocer’s
1500–1648
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1500–1650
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Of global empires and dream worlds
1500–1739
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Reformation and Counter-Reformation. A New Era
1500–1740
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Glassworks, Paper Mills and Fish Ponds
1500–1648
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1500–1648
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A Tripartite Society and Social Conflict
1500–1740
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Baroque splendour for Church and Emperor
1550–1730
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Schönbrunn – the Habsburgs’ imperial showpiece
1569–1918
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1595–1740
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1600–1800
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1617–1648
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1649–1791
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1649–1739
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‘For the diversion of the public and Your Majesty’
1700–1790
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1700–1913
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1711–1918
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Love Stories and Marriage Business
1736–1913
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What do the emperor’s apartments look like? What about middle-class households?
1740–1918
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1740–1792
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1740–1848
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1740–1792
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On Land, on Water and in the Air
1740–1792
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No Borders But There Are Restrictions
1740–1792
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Emperor, King, Nobleman, Burgher, Peasant, Beggarman
1740–1913
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1740–1792
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‘Better a mediocre peace than a glorious war’
1741–1814
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Where the Emperor and the People Meet
1741–1919
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1741–1914
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1741–1913
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1741–1814
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Christkind, St Nicholas & Christmas trees
1741–1913
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The (Virtuous) Souls of the Monarchy
1751–1787
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1751–1884
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1753–1893
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Wolfgang Amadé Mozart and the Imperial Court at Vienna
1756–1791
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Concern for the welfare of the Empire’s subjects
1757–1790
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1770–1913
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Social change in the Enlightenment
1773–1784
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1774–1784
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Unification of Europe à la Napoléon
1789–1821
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1789–1910
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‘It’s like declaiming on a beach facing out to sea’
1800–1918
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1800–1938
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Classical Music in Nineteenth-Century Vienna
1800–1918
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1810–1815
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1814–1918
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Putting (Central) Europe in Order
1814–1918
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1815–1913
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1815–1918
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Of Financial Watchmen, Happy Savers and Suicides
1815–1913
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1815–1913
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From the Magnificent City Centre to the Disreputable Suburbs
1815–1918
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1830–1918
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(Im)Morality and (Dis)Order in the Imperial House
1839–1918
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1848–1913
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The Battle for a Political Voice
1848–1918
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Shopping in the Days of Franz Joseph
1848–1913
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High society – social life in the imperial capital
1850–1900
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1854–1898
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The Ringstrasse as a liberal, middle-class arena
1857–1914
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1857–1913
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1863–1918
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1889–1918
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Habsburgs in Exile – the Dynasty after 1918
1918–2300
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1526–1739
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Something to Celebrate? Habsburg festivities
1741–1918
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1741–1918
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1741–1914
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1764–1913