Archduke Otto Von Habsburg and American Hungarian emigres during and after World War II.

From: East European Quarterly | Date: December 22, 2002| Author: Bela Vardy, Steven | Copyright information

1. OTTO VON HABSBURG AND THE HUNGARIAN POLITICAL EMIGRATION

The Habsburg dynasty had ruled over many provinces, countries, and even empires for six and a half centuries, in the course of which it produced a number of interesting personalities. Yet, few of them were as gifted, affable, and sympathetic as Archduke Otto von Habsburg (b.1912), the son of the unfortunate Emperor Charles I [King Charles IV in Hungary] (r. 1916-1918), who was destined to be the last of the long ...

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