Assassination of Albert I
Albert I is assassinated by nephew John of Swabia, because he refused his share of the Habsburg lands
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Albert I is assassinated by nephew John of Swabia, because he refused his share of the Habsburg lands
Albert I is assassinated by nephew John of Swabia, because he refused his share of the Habsburg lands
Albert I is assassinated by nephew John of Swabia, because he refused his share of the Habsburg lands
Succeeds as Duke of Austria and Styria after Albert I is murdered.
Albert I is murdered, forcing Frederick to defend Habsburg interests.
After Albert I was murdered, Frederick sought election as German king but Henry VII was chosen instead.
Frederick eventually recognized Henry VII after failing to secure the German crown for himself.
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