Emperor Maximilian's guest appearances

Emperor Maximilian

Mexico Unexplained

Vienna Hofburg - Imperial Apartments, Sisi Museum, Silver Collection

SBS Serbian - СБС на српском

Tudoriferous

John Dee

Thomas Edison

Lee Harvey Oswald

Junipero Serra

Mothman Sightings

William Walker

Archduke Ferdinand

Vasco de Quiroga

Moon Goddesses

Salvador Villanueva Medina

Gertrudis Bocanegra

Yolanda Vargas Dulché

Kingo Nonaka

Saint Toribio Romo

Juan Soldado

OwlTail

The Holy Roman Emperor, for what that's worth.  Was he as deluded as we first thought? Why did he never have any money?  And why did he side with Perkin?

The Holy Roman Emperor, for what that's worth.  Was he as deluded as we first thought? Why did he never have any money?  And why did he side with Perkin?

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What happened to the massive treasure of the last emperor of Mexico?

The Lost Treasure of Emperor Maximilian

During Franz Joseph’s time this room was used as a smoking room to which the gentlemen could retire, as it was considered impolite to smoke in the presence of ladies. Today the room commemorates Emperor Maximilian of Mexico, Franz Joseph’s younger brother. His portrait hangs on the right-hand wall. Maximilian was offered the crown of Mexico in 1864 and despite the difficult political situation there accepted it at the urging of his ambitious wife, Charlotte of Belgium, whose portrait hangs on the left-hand wall. Shortly after the couple arrived in Mexico, France withdrew its support, which meant that Maximilian was at the mercy of the revolutionary forces under the command of Benito Juarez. He was taken prisoner and eventually executed in 1867. This is the last room of the emperor’s apartments.www.hofburg-wien.at | Download Tour-Guide (PDF)© by Schloß Schönbrunn Kultur- und Betriebsges.m.b.H.

During Franz Joseph’s time this room was used as a smoking room to which the gentlemen could retire, as it was considered impolite to smoke in the presence of ladies. Today the room commemorates Emperor Maximilian of Mexico, Franz Joseph’s younger brother. His portrait hangs on the right-hand wall. Maximilian was offered the crown of Mexico in 1864 and despite the difficult political situation there accepted it at the urging of his ambitious wife, Charlotte of Belgium, whose portrait hangs on the left-hand wall. Shortly after the couple arrived in Mexico, France withdrew its support, which meant that Maximilian was at the mercy of the revolutionary forces under the command of Benito Juarez. He was taken prisoner and eventually executed in 1867. This is the last room of the emperor’s apartments. <a href="http://www.hofburg-wien.at" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.hofburg-wien.at</a> | <a href="http://podcast.hofburg-wien.at/audioguide-hofburg/EN/audioguide.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Tour-Guide (PDF)</a> © by Schloß Schönbrunn Kultur- und Betriebsges.m.b.H.

65 - Small Salon/Memorial Room for Emperor Maximilian of Mexico