Austrian Empire

Imbued with the idea of imperial absolutism, Emperor Francis II. (vl.1792-1835) was the most persistent opponent of France for fear of spreading revolutionary ideas, but also for threatening to crush his vast Empire in Europe.

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Starting lineup - published: 04.01.19

Position First name Last name Mjesto rođenja Like Dislike
GK Lukas HRADECKY Bratislava

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GK Peter GULASCI Budapest

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GK Petr CECH Plzeň

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DC Aleksandar DRAGOVIĆ Vienna

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DC Kevin WIMMER Wels

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DC Martin ŠKRTEL Handlová

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DC Milan ŠKRINIAR Žiar nad Hronom

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DRC Branislav IVANOVIĆ Sremska Mitrovica

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15
DRC Tin JEDVAJ Zagreb

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DRLC Domagoj VIDA Našice

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DR Romario BENZAR Timișoara

5
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DL Christian FUCHS Neunkirchen

9
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DL/MLC David ALABA Vienna

28
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DMC Ljubomir FEJSA Kula

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DMC Milan BADELJ Zagreb

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MC Juraj KUCKA Bojnice

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MC Konrad LAIMER Salzburg

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MC Mateo KOVAČIĆ Linz

20
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MRLC Marcelo BROZOVIĆ Zagreb

43
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AMRLC Dušan TADIĆ Bačka Topola

21
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AMRLC Nicolae STANCIU Alba Iulia

9
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AMRL Balazs DZSUDZSAK Debrecen

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AMRL Marcel SABITZER Graz

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AMRL Zoran TOŠIĆ Zrenjanin

5
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FRLC Mario MANDŽUKIĆ Slavonski Brod

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FRLC Marko ARNAUTOVIĆ Wien

8
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FRLC Marko PJACA Zagreb

17
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FC Aleksandar MITROVIĆ Smederevo

30
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FC Patrik SCHICK Prague

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FC/SS Andrej KRAMARIĆ Zagreb

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(Today: Central Austria, Hungary, Central and Eastern Croatia, Northern Serbia, Eastern Romania, Southeast Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia)
 

Revolutionary ideas did not provoke any mass movements in the areas of the more solid Habsburg rule. There are many reasons: from subjecting the press to severe censorship and banning Masonic lodges that spread ideas, to the powerful influence of the Catholic lower and higher clergy who fought against the "ungodly French", the ignorance of the people, and the lack of civility. Due to frequent military defeats against Napoleon, annexed territories by France, and because of the alliance of Napoleon with numerous principalities and duchies, Francis II. decided in 1806 to extinguish the mutilated Holy Roman Empire, fearing that Napoleon might claim the title of Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Instead of this title, he invented the more modest title of Emperor of Austria, although he will continue to invoke the legacy of the Roman Empire in proving historical rights.

The countries in which the Habsburg House still held power (the Austrian Hereditary Lands, the Land of the Crowns of St Stephen) proclaimed the Austrian Empire, and these will exist under that name until 1867. When it will be renamed the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. As one of the leading members of the anti-French coalitions, it will benefit from Napoleon's weakening so that even before its final fall, it will take over the northern and central parts of the Apennine Peninsula and the entire eastern Adriatic coast, that is, Dalmatia to Boka Kotorska in the south and the so-called. Austrian coastline composed of Istria, Trieste, Gorizia, Carniola and Carinthia.
 

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Sources
    • Eric John HOBSBAWM, Doba revolucije: Europa 1789-1848, Zagreb, 1987.
    • Bože MIMICA, Slavonija od antike do XX. stoljeća, Zagreb, 2009.
    • Alan John Percivale TAYLOR, Habsburška monarhija: 1809-1918., Zagreb, 1990.
    • Grb: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austrian_Empire#/media/File:Imperial_Coat_of_Arms_of_the_Empire_of_Austria.svg