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Cisleithania,
officially The
Kingdoms and
Lands Represented in the
Imperial Council (German: Die im
Reichsrat vertretenen Königreiche und Länder), was...
- law. At its core was the dual monarchy,
which was a real
union between Cisleithania, the
northern and
western parts of the
former Austrian Empire, and Transleithania...
- The minister-president of
Austria was the head of
government of the
Austrian Empire from 1848, when the
office was
created in the
course of the
March Revolution...
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limited to the
Danubian and
Alpine provinces which had been the core of
Cisleithania. Much of its
claimed territory was de
facto administered by the newly...
- had
their own
heads of government: the minister-president of
Cisleithania for
Cisleithania (the
Austrian part of the empire) and the
prime minister of...
-
addition to the
Imperial Council, the
fifteen individual crown lands of
Cisleithania had
their own
diets (German: Landtage). The seat of the
Imperial Council...
- as
members of the Herrenhaus, were
represented in the
Reichsrat of
Cisleithania and bore the
title of a Prince-Archbishop. Gruden,
Josip (1910). Zgodovina...
- This is a list of
notable Austrians.
Helmut Berger (1944–2023),
actor Senta Berger (born 1941),
actress Klaus Maria Brandauer (born 1943),
actor Wolfgang...
- in
front of Schönbrunn Palace, the
black and gold flag was
flown for
Cisleithania (Austrian half),
while both
Croatian and
Hungarian flags were
flown for...
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Slavic peoples were
divided between various subdivisions of the monarchy:
Cisleithania: The
Austrian Littoral,
Duchy of
Carniola and the
Kingdom of Dalmatia...
