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EUROPE IN VIENNA
THE CONGRESS OF VIENNA 1814/15 |
By: |
Agnes Hussleinarco, Sabine Grabner |
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Hardback |

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£45.50 |
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ISBN 10: |
3777423246 |
ISBN 13: |
9783777423241 |
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HIRMER VERLAG |
Pub. date: |
23 March, 2015 |
Pages: |
448 |
Description: |
For ten whole months, from September 1814 to June 1815, the imperial residential city of Vienna was the centre of Europe. The city became the political, cultural and social nucleus of Europe. With historical photographs, paintings and documents, this title shows the impact that this meeting on the European continent and especially on Vienna. |
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For ten whole months, from September 1814 to June 1815, the imperial residential city of Vienna was the centre of Europe. Never before had there been a comparable meeting of sovereigns and their ambassadors: two emperors (Tsar Alexander I, Emperor Francis I[II]), five kings (Frederick I of Wurttemberg, Frederick VI of Denmark, Frederick William III of Prussia, Frederick August I of Saxony, Maximilian I of Bavaria), also many princes and diplomats from practically all parts of the continent converged upon the capital for the diplomatic proceedings. The re-ordering of the European continent aimed to secure political stability at last after the Napoleonic Wars. Europe's borders were redefined, the political balance of power re-established. These diplomatic proceedings were accompanied by entertainments of all kinds - balls, festivities, sleigh rides and receptions, also theatre performances and musical events, the splendours of which were documented in words and pictures.Vienna blossomed as the centre of social life; the enhanced purchasing power also boosted the economy, brought foreign painters into the imperial capital, and spurred on all genres of art production on the home front. Thus the city became the political, cultural and social nucleus of Europe. With numerous historical photographs, paintings and historical documents, the publication will show the impact that this meeting had on the whole European continent and especially on Vienna. Several essays will draw light on the political, the cultural and the entertainment side of this event of the century. |
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370 colour illustrations |
Publication: |
Germany |
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Hirmer Verlag |
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