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Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein Biography and Timeline

Follow Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein through 17 dated historical records for Austria.

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Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

17Distinct records

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1828–1856Years on this page

1828

1828

Ambassador

Ambassador of Austria · Baden-Baden · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Baden

1838

1838

Ambassador

Ambassador of Austria · Wurttemberg · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Wuerttemburg

1844

1844

Ambassador

Ambassador of Austria · Piedmont · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Piedmont

1848

1848

Ambassador

Ambassador of Austria · Moscow · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Russia

1851

1851

Ambassador

Ambassador of Austria · London · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Britain

1852

1852

Foreign Secretary of Austria

Foreign Secretary of Austria · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Foreign Minister

Role range: 1852-1859

1853

July 1853

Vienna Note

Foreign Minister of Austria · Vienna · Warfare / Crimean War

Helps draft the Vienna Note seeking a compromise between Russia and Turkey.

Role range: 1853-1856 – 1852-1859

1854

20 April 1854

Alliance Austria and Prussia

Foreign Secretary of Austria · Warfare / Crimean War

Austria enters into a defensive alliance with Prussia against Russia.

Role range: 1853-1856 – 1852-1859

20 April 1854

Mobilization

Foreign Secretary of Austria · Galicia · Warfare / Crimean War

Austria masses an army of 50,000 in Galicia and Transylvania.

Role range: 1853-1856 – 1852-1859

June 1854

Austrian Mobilization

Foreign Minister of Austria · Galicia · Warfare / Crimean War

Mobilizes troops to pressure Russia on the Danube.

Role range: 1853-1856 – 1852-1859

8 August 1854

Peace

Foreign Secretary of Austria · Vienna · Warfare / Crimean War

Russia rejects Allied peace conditions, the Vienna Four Points.

Role range: 1853-1856 – 1852-1859

1855

15 December 1855

Austrian Ultimatum

Foreign Minister of Austria · Vienna · Warfare / Crimean War

Presses Russia to accept Allied peace terms.

Role range: 1853-1856 – 1852-1859

15 December 1855

Austrian Ultimatum

Foreign Secretary of Austria · Vienna · Warfare / Crimean War

Demands that Russia accept Allied peace terms, including Black Sea neutralisation and territorial concessions.

Role range: 1853-1856 – 1852-1859

15 December 1855

Neutrality

Foreign Secretary of Austria · Vienna · Warfare / Crimean War

Demands Russia agree Allied demands for neutralization of the Black Sea.

Role range: 1853-1856 – 1852-1859

15 December 1855

Peace

Foreign Secretary of Austria · Vienna · Warfare / Crimean War

Russia accepts Austria's ultimatum to negotiate with the Allies.

Role range: 1853-1856 – 1852-1859

1855

Danubian Occupation

Count · Foreign Minister of Austria · Vienna · Warfare / Crimean War

Supports Austrian occupation of the evacuated Danubian Principalities, increasing diplomatic pressure on Russia.

Role range: 1853-1856 – 1852-1859

1856

1856

Congress of Paris

Count · Foreign Minister of Austria · Paris · Warfare / Crimean War

Represents Austrian interests as the powers negotiate the postwar settlement.

Role range: 1853-1856 – 1852-1859

Records, sources and methodology

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