ESSAYS
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D esignỉn gad ay
o f death
Progress and reversals
Shedding new light
on an old story
On the exhibition architecture
by Erich Woschitz
Emperor Franz Joseph
and the economy
by Roman Sandgruber
The education
of Archduke Franz Joseph
by Thomas Just
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046
R u ler-so ld ier
civil servant - Catholic family man - hunter
Suppression and
the Compromise
Hungarians and Franz Joseph
The Emperor’s
private life
The personality of Franz Joseph
by András Gerő
Wedding - marriage - family
068
by Olivia Lichtscheidl
byKarIVocelka
052
034
From an absolutỉstỉst
to a constitutional state
King w ithout a crown
072
Franz Joseph and Bohemia
The Emperor close up
and personal
by Jiří Pesek
The Political System
056
byJohnW. Boyer
Longjourney
to a distant province
038
A life characterised
by wars
Franz Josephs Inspection Trip
to Galicia in 1880
by Joanna Regina Kowalska
“Impossible to make peace“
by Christoph Hatschek
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“I cannot describe
w h a t ‫ ا‬am seeing and
what I feel”
Franz Joseph’s journey to the
opening of the Suez Canal in 1869
by Michaela Vocelka
Franz Joseph’s extram arital
relationships
by Michael Wohlfart
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120
A cerem ony
and a cut-off point
Life at Schönbrunn and
at the H ofturg in Vienna
The myth lives on
Franz Joseph’s death and funeral
The permanent residences
of Franz Joseph
by Mario Döberl
by Elfriede lby
by Michael Klein
082
Majesty and Modesty
108
The carriages of the Emperor
A seat o f power that was
an anomaly o f the tim es
by Mario Döberl
088
Staging and mystification
The legacy of the monarchy
and of the Emperor ỉn the
non-German language literature
of the successor states
124
“God Save the Emperor ···”
The expansion of the Hofburg Palace
ỉn Vienna under Emperor Franz Joseph
Stylisation and legacy of Franz Joseph
and his family in music
by Andreas Nierhaus
by Stefan Schmidl
Jubilees - processions - audiences
by Rainer Valenta
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The representative
Franz Joseph as
the “Media Emperor”
Pictures of Emperor Franz Joseph
On the road
with Franz Joseph
by Michaela Lindinger
Ceremony and travels
118
by Irmgard Pangerl
Franz Joseph
in the new m edia
Passion and politics
The first Emperor to be captured
in sound recordings and on fílm
Emperor Franz Joseph
and hunting
by Karin Moser and Hannes Leidinger
by Matthias Pfaffenbichler
098
Great events
in Greater Austria
Festivals during the
Franz Joseph era
by Elisabeth Großegger
The ruler myth and ỉts legacy
by Werner Telesko
134
OBJECTS 0 ‫ا‬
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Majesty & Modesty
Imperial Carriage Museum
Man & Monarch
Schönbrunn Palace
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230
imperial images
The Habsburg monarchy’s home
affairs under Franz Joseph
Scenes from the life of a ruler，
I：
The funeral procession
on November 30, iQifi
145
Emperor Franz Joseph’s place
ỉn the Habsburg family
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200
The monarchy ỉn the era of
Franz Joseph
Franz Joseph’s family
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152
Marriage with Elisabeth Franz Joseph and the women
Childhood and youth
160
Stages of and turning points
in Franz Joseph’s life
174
Franz Joseph as a person
182
Franz Joseph’s politics
210
Franz Joseph’s and Elisabeth’s
children
233
A young archduke learning
to ride and drive
235
Scenes from the life ofa ruler. II：
The wedding on April 24,1854
239
Clothes make the Emperor
216
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Grandchildren and
great-grandchildren
Franz Joseph as a horseman
222
Franz Joseph’s death
246
Court equipages at state visits
248
Courtly glamour at Corpus Christi
251
Everyday carriages
254
Scenes from the life of a ruler. Ill:
The Hungarian coronation on June 8,
1867
THE EXHIBITION
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Hunting & Recreation
Schoss Niederweiden
Festivities & Everyday Life
Hofmobiliendepot
Imperial Furniture Collection
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308
The Emperor as a civilian
The Votive Church as a memorial
and the Vienna Ring Road
Rỉdỉng and hunting
266
312
Arranging everyday life
291
Franz Joseph as a huntsman，
I
278
The World Exposition
in Vienna，
1873
315
Representative everyday life
Bagged game visualised
294
282
The Emperor’s travels
286
Libenyi.s assassination attempt,
1853
The silver anniversary and other
family celebrations
316
Franz Joseph as a huntsman，
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296
Imperial anniversaries 1898 and 1 9 0 8
Hunting parties and their
familial and political significance
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300
Ever-present imperial images
301
The first emperor “in sound
and vision”
The discovery of
the Salzkammergut
325
Hunting grounds - hunting records
302
٠٠! am spared
nothing”
Appendix
330
Literature
344
Lenders
344
Picture Credits
348
Authors
350
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