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Rudolf II

duke of Austria
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  • Germany
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    / Rudolf of Habsburg

    …on Rudolf’s sons Albert and Rudolf in 1282. These acquisitions placed the Habsburgs in the first rank of the German territorial princes and lent impetus to a gradual shift in the political center of gravity from the Rhineland to eastern and southern Germany. The growing Habsburg power, however, disquieted the…

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    …on Rudolf’s sons Albert and Rudolf in 1282. These acquisitions placed the Habsburgs in the first rank of the German territorial princes and lent impetus to a gradual shift in the political center of gravity from the Rhineland to eastern and southern Germany. The growing Habsburg power, however, disquieted the…

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