Clemens Wenzel Lothar Metternich-Winneburg
Standard Name: Metternich-Winneburg, Clemens Wenzel Lothar
Used Form: Clemens Von Metternich
Connections
| Connections Sort descending | Author name | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Family and Intimate relationships | Mathilde Blind | MB
's stepfather, Dr Karl Blind
, was an ardent republican, political activist, and political writer. His stepdaughter Mathilde took his name some years after he and her mother married. The couple were both imprisoned... |
| Friends, Associates | Frances Trollope | On this visit she quickly made friends with Prince
and Princess Metternich
. She wrote a great deal about the famous statesman in her book [on Austria]; and her private letters are full of allusions... |
Timeline
October 1820: At the Congress of Troppau, Britain and France...
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October 1820
At the Congress of Troppau, Britain and France rejected Metternich
's proposal that the Holy Alliance should intervene to restore the status quo in any member nation experiencing revolution.
November 1822: At the Congress of Verona, European powers...
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November 1822
At the Congress of Verona, European powers discussed the implications of the recent revolution in Spain; but there was resistance to Metternich
's proposal to establish an Italian commission to oversee the police...
January 1832: Tension between Austria and France came to...
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January 1832
Tension between Austria and France came to a head when both Austrian troops, dispatched by Metternich
, and French forces converged on Bologna to suppress an uprising there.
2 March 1848: A revolution began in south-west Germany,...
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2 March 1848
A revolution began in south-west Germany, where the Grand Duchy of Baden's population demonstrated against the Metternich
System and the Carlsbad Decrees.
13 March 1848: A revolution took place in Vienna, where...
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13 March 1848
A revolution took place in Vienna, where protesters—both students and urban working-class people—successfully urged the Emperor Ferdinand
to dismiss Clemens Von Metternich
.
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