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The House of Arenberg is perhaps the best example of a supranational European noble dynasty in the early modern period and the long 19th century. The dukes were particularly wealthy in the former Burgundian Netherlands, but their highest and most important title came from the Old Empire. Branch lines established themselves in the Habsburg Monarchy and in France. This volume examines the various political, social and cultural identities associated with these branches beyond the end of the Ancien Régime and the Old Empire: from autonomous imperial princes, lords of several small territories in the Rhineland who were also Dutch aristocrats, to large landowners in north-western Germany who remained connected to Brussels, Vienna and eventually Berlin. The First World War created an irresolvable conflict in this regard.
- Author
- Wrede, Martin (Hrsg.)
- Title
- Arenberg im Alten Reich und in seinen deutschen Nachfolgestaaten
- Details
- 368 pages.
- State
- new
- Subtitle
- Adelige Autonomie im Wandel, 15.–20. Jahrhundert
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