Austrian empire

Description Many alternatehistorians and cartographers and other historians know that the Austrian Habsburgs were a very powerful family that ruled a number of territories and controlled the Holy Roman Empire, Italy, and Spain. Unfortunately for them, they're power was lost from constant warfare. Well, what if they were able to hold all their possessions together, and even expand more. (And keep in mind, this is the Austrian Empire, not Austria-Hungary). Enjoy

Austrian Empire

The Austrian Army at Hohenfriedberg

Ethnical composition of Austrian Empire superimposed over modern borders

Jan van Chelminski - Napoleonic Officers on Horseback in a Winter Landscape, 19th century oil on panel, signed and dated '86, 34cm x 28cm, within a gilt composition frame. #tooveys

Among the striking pictures from the cataclysmic war is a fascinating shot capturing the moment German and British troops put down their weapons for the Christmas truce of 1914.

Traditional reenactment by the occasion of 208th anniversary of the battle of Austerlitz, one of Napoleon´s greatest victories, where the French Empire effectively crushed the Third Coalition. Hundreds of reenactors are coming every year from many distant countries to remember the history and relive the glorious times.

Austrian Cavalry of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, 1792-1815 (From Reason to Revolution) Enrico Acerbi (Author), András K. Molnár (Author), Bruno Mugnai (Illustrator) Paperback: 256 pages Publisher: Helion and Company (January 19, 2021) ISBN-13: 9781913336561 Austria was one

1. Crown of Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor 2. German State Crown 3. Great Imperial Crown of Russia 4. Holy Crown of Saint Stephen of Hungary 5. Crown of the German Empress 6. Crown of St. Wenceslas of Bohemia 7. Crown of Wilhelm II of Prussia 8. Crown of the German Crown Prince 9. Royal crown of Bavaria 10. Crown of St. Edward 11. Crown of Queen Victoria 12. Royal crown of Italy 13. Archducal coronet of Austria 14. Crown of the Swedish Crown Prince 15. Steel Crown of Romania