- male line and in 1991 in
female line). Furthermore, the
Ficquelmonts have been
lords of
Ficquelmonts, Puxe, la Tour en Voivre, Dieuze, Champcourt, Bathelémont...
-
Every conference starts with
Count de
Ficquelmont and ends with
Prince Metternich". Back in Vienna, the
Ficquelmonts were some of the most
prominent social...
- The
Palais Ficquelmont (
Ficquelmont palaces) are
palatial residences which belonged to the
counts de
Ficquelmont, one of Lorraine's most
illustrious aristocratic...
-
Austria and Naples, the
Ficquelmonts perfectly integrated into Naples'
aristocratic high society. In 1823, the
Ficquelmonts travelled to
Saint Petersburg...
- counter-revolutionary
system through the
Austrian amb****ador
Count Karl
Ludwig von
Ficquelmont. Nicholas's
offers to
suppress revolution on the
European continent,...
-
Mansion was the
residence of the
Austrian amb****ador Charles-Louis de
Ficquelmont (1777-1857). The
Saltykov Mansion became the
venue for two of the most...
- Napoleon's
Grande Armée from a
modest background, and
Henriette Josephine de
Ficquelmont (1780–1843), poor, but from the
nobility of Lorraine. The
financial situation...
-
grasp over Naples'
domestic and
foreign policies.
Count Charles-Louis de
Ficquelmont was
appointed as the
Austrian amb****ador to Naples,
practically administering...
- year ahead. He
acted on this by
dispatching an envoy, Karl
Ludwig von
Ficquelmont to Italy; by
resurrecting his 1817
plans for an
Italian chancellery;...
- von Kolowrat-Liebsteinsky, Minister-President (1848) Karl
Ludwig von
Ficquelmont,
Acting Minister-President (1848)
Franz von Pillersdorf,
Acting Minister-President...
