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Born October 2, 1800 • Czechoslovakia
Died April 5, 1852 (aged 51) • Vienna • Austria
Title / Office prime minister (1848-1852), Austria • foreign minister (1848-1852), Austria
Role In Punctation of Olmütz • Revolutions of 1848
Klemens von Metternich
Klemens von Metternich
Austrian statesman
Franz Joseph
Franz Joseph
emperor of Austria-Hungary
Pompeo Girolamo Batoni: portrait of Joseph II
Joseph II
Holy Roman emperor
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Holy Roman empress
Leopold I
Leopold I
Holy Roman emperor
Wenzel Anton von Kaunitz
Wenzel Anton von Kaunitz
chancellor of Austria
Charles VI
Holy Roman emperor
Joseph, Graf Radetzky.
Joseph, Graf Radetzky
Austrian military reformer
Francis II
Francis II
Holy Roman emperor
Karl Renner
president of Austria
Johann Schober
Johann Schober
prime minister of Austria
Johann Philipp, count von Stadion
Austrian statesman
Karl Ferdinand, count von Buol-Schauenstein
foreign minister of Austria
Heinrich Lammasch
Austrian statesman
Philipp, count von Cobenzl
chancellor of Austria
Ludwig, count von Cobenzl
foreign minister of Austria
Agenor, Count Gołuchowski
Austrian statesman
Maximilian I
Maximilian I
Holy Roman emperor
Gentz, Friedrich
Friedrich Gentz
German political journalist
Friedrich Ferdinand, Graf von Beust.
Friedrich Ferdinand, Graf von Beust
prime minister of Austria