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House of Habsburg-Este
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House of Habsburg-Este

European dynasty
Also known as: House of Austro-Este
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  • Map showing the regions, cities, and capitals of Italy
    Italy
    / The Vienna settlement

    The Habsburg-Este family returned to Modena and inherited the duchy of Massa in 1825. Also in Tuscany, the Habsburg-Lorraine family added the State of the Garrisons to its former domains and was given claim to Lucca, which the Bourbon-Parma family was to relinquish in 1847. The…

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    The Habsburg-Este family returned to Modena and inherited the duchy of Massa in 1825. Also in Tuscany, the Habsburg-Lorraine family added the State of the Garrisons to its former domains and was given claim to Lucca, which the Bourbon-Parma family was to relinquish in 1847. The…

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