Birth of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Birth of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in Salzburg.
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1756 in Austria
Explore 15 historical events and records for Austria in 1756.
Historical records for Austria in 1756
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January
Family
Anna Maria Mozart is mother of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Family
Leopold Mozart is father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Family
Maria Anna Mozart is Wolfgang's elder sister and early musical companion.
October
Battle of Lobositz
Frederick the Great defeats an Austrian force under Marshal von Browne. After the Battle of Lobositz Prussia captures Saxony
Capture of Saxony
After the Battle of Lobositz Prussia captures Saxony
Other events (month unknown)
Alliance Austria and France
Signs a mutual Defence Treaty, replacing the Anglon alliance
Alliance Wenzel Anton von Kaunitz-Rietberg and France, known as Diplomatic Revolution
Negotiates the Treaty of Versailles with France, known as Diplomatic Revolution
Commander of Army
Appointed Commander of the Austrian Army
Commander of Army
Appointed Commander of the Austrian Army at the beginning of the war by Maria Thresea
Diplomatic Revolution
Austria goes from an ally of Britain to an ally of France and Russia. Prussia becomes an ally of Britain, along with Hanover. The result is the basic line up of forces in the Seven Years' War
Diplomatic Revolution
Negotiates the Treaty of Versailles with France, known as Diplomatic Revolution
Treaty of Defence
Signs a mutual Defence Treaty, replacing the Anglon alliance
Treaty of Versailles
Negotiates the Treaty of Versailles with France, known as Diplomatic Revolution
Treaty of Versailles with France
Negotiates the Treaty of Versailles with France, known as Diplomatic Revolution
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