4 July 1307
Death of Brother
His death leaves Frederick central to the Austrian Habsburg succession.
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Prague in Austria. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
His death leaves Frederick central to the Austrian Habsburg succession.
His death opens Austrian and Bohemian succession disputes.
Makes peace with Sweden & France
Maria Theresas enemies besiege Prague
Charles Albert & the French capture Prague
Maria Theresa lost Prague to a combined Bavarian, French, and Saxon army.
Maria Theresa ejects French troops from Prague
Traun defends Vienna & holds Frederick the Great, forcing him to retreat into Silesia
Daun relieves Prague with 60,000 troops after it is occupied by Frederick the Great
Don Giovanni premieres at the Estates Theatre in Prague.
Crowned King of Bohemia at Prague
La clemenza di Tito premieres in Prague during Leopold II's coronation festivities.
Presents the principle that observed frequency changes with relative motion.
Establishes the frequency-shift effect later named for him.
Demonstrations break out in Prague
Appointed Imperial Representitive
Austria recognizes the dissolution of the German Confederation and Prussian predominance north of the Main.
The Peace of Prague excludes Austria from the new Prussian-led organization of Germany.
Franz Joseph accepts a lenient peace that preserves Austria's core territory.
Franz Joseph ratifies the settlement dissolving the German Confederation and recognizing Prussian gains.
The Peace of Prague permits Prussia to organize a confederation north of the Main.
Earns a medical degree
Emphasizes observable relations among bodies in the foundations of mechanics.
Publishes a critique of absolute space and classical mechanical assumptions.
Advances experimental study of supersonic flow and velocity ratios.
Photographs shock waves produced by projectiles moving faster than sound.
First uses the term psychoanalysis
Founds the International Psychoanalytic Association
Emigrates from Vienna to London aged 81 to "die in freedom"
Extends the Vienna model into the Protectorate.
Creates a Central Office for Jewish Emigration in Prague.
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