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and chief of staff of the
Imperial Army. Ficquelmont was not only Prince Metternich's right-hand man but officially the second most senior statesmen of the Empire, "Count de Ficquelmont stands just behind or next to Prince Metternich (..) Every conference starts with Count de Ficquelmont and ends
1010:"Il y avait dans le caractère de M. le comte de Ficquelmont le sérieux de l'Allemand, la finesse de l'Italien, et par-dessus tout l'esprit du gentilhomme français, esprit prodigieux au dix-huitième siècle" in Baptiste-Honore-Raymond,
1060:« M. le comte de Ficquelmont trouve sa place au-dessous ou à côté du prince de Metternich (...) C'est avec M. de Ficquelmont que commencent toutes les conférences ; c'est avec M. de Metternich qu'elles se finissent »
617:. Resentment against Austrian rule was growing and Ficquelmont was appointed to restore it while taking over Northern Italy's administration. After just a few months, he was recalled to Vienna to assume the leadership of the
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Ambassador Extraordinary to Russia. Ficquelmont's wife, countess Dorothea von Tiesenhausen, was the heiress of the prominent Tiesenhausen family as well as the granddaughter of Prince
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feared the revolt might spread to other
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in the midst of the political crisis that followed the 1820 Carbonari
Revolution. In July 1820 a military revolt broke out in Naples, forcing their king into signing a constitution based on the model of the
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Portrait of countess Elisabeth-Alexandrine de Ficquelmont,
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of the period (1830s), reigned over by Ficquelmont's wife"
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1320:Count Franz Anton von Kolowrat-Liebsteinsky
1127:Russlands Politik und die Donaufürstentümer
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493:. He met his future wife, Russian countess
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999:Les diplomates et hommes d'état européens
732:, published posthumously in Paris in 1859
724:The Peace to Come: A Matter of Conscience
629:Minister-President of the Austrian Empire
405:in 1814 and received the capitulation of
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1337:Baron Franz von Pillersdorf
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