Minister of Sardinia
Appointed Minister of Sardinia
Follow Felix zu Schwarzenburg through 40 dated historical records for Austria.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Appointed Minister of Sardinia
Appointed Prime Minister of Austria
Role range: 1848-1852
Persuades Ferdinand I to abdicate
Role range: 1848-1852
Secures the replacement of Ferdinand I by Franz Josef I
Role range: 1848-1852
Appointed Prime Minister of Austria. Appointed Chancellor of Austria
Role range: 1848-1852
Secures the Succession of Francis Joseph I
Role range: 1848-1852
Draws up a centralized & absolutist state
Role range: 1848-1852
Appointed Foreign Minister
Role range: 1848-1852
Appointed Minister of Two Sicilies
Suppresses a rebellion in Hungary
Role range: 1848-1852
Suppresses a rebellion in Italy
Role range: 1848-1852
Enacts a new centralised & absolute Austrian constitution
Role range: 1848-1852
Enacts a new centralised & absolute Austrian constitution
Role range: 1848-1852
Dissolves the Austrian Reichstag
Role range: 1848-1852
A new constituton is written & approved but never put into practice
Role range: 1848-1852
The Hungarians proclaim Hungary independent of Austria
Role range: 1848-1852
The Hungarians proclaim Hungary independent of Austria
Role range: 1848-1852
Austria invites Russia to intervene in Hungary
Role range: 1848-1852
Rejects a Prussian scheme of union
Role range: 1848-1852
Enacts the new constitution he drew up in 1848
Role range: 1848-1852
Concludes an alliance with the King of Wurttemberg and the King of Bavaria
Role range: 1848-1852
The Conference of Warsaw results in Russian support for Austria as well as the restoration of the German Confederation
Role range: 1848-1852
The Warsaw Conference is attended by the Kingdom of Prussia, the Austrian Empire and the Russian Empire
Role range: 1848-1852
The aims of the conference are to re-establish order in the German states following the revolutions of 1848 and to prevent war between Austria and Prussia over the Hessian Question
Role range: 1848-1852
The Conference of Warsaw results in Russian support for Austria as well as the restoration of the German Confederation
Role range: 1848-1852
Schwarzenburg & Manteuffel meet to discuss peace terms
Role range: 1848-1852
Prussia gives up the Erfurt Union & returns to the old Confederation in Germany
Role range: 1848-1852
Prussia gives up the Erfurt Union & returns to the old Confederation in Germany
Role range: 1848-1852
Asks for the Tsars permission to annex Glatz, lost to Prussia in 1742, but is refused
Role range: 1848-1852
Frederick William refuses to abandon his constitution
Role range: 1848-1852
Revives the German Confederation
Role range: 1848-1852
Frederick William refuses to abandon his constitution
Role range: 1848-1852
Tells the French he is will surrender Rhenish Prussia to France for support in Germany
Role range: 1848-1852
Visits Tsar Nicholas to obtain a free hand against Prussia. Prussia accepts Austrian parity in Germany in exchange for reactionary policies
Role range: 1848-1852
Prussia refuses to allow all of Austria into the German Confederation
Role range: 1848-1852
Prussia refuses to allow all of Austria into the German Confederation
Role range: 1848-1852
Prussia will defend Austria if it accepts Prussia within the German Confederation
Role range: 1848-1852
Prussia will defend Austria if it accepts Prussia within the German Confederation
Role range: 1848-1852
Causes Francis Joseph to abolish the 1849 constitution
Role range: 1848-1852
Nicholas I warns Austria cannot expect Russian support if France goes to war
Role range: 1848-1852
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