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Metternich's Plan for a Viennese Conference in 1839

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 September 2011

Miroslav Šedivý
Miroslav Šedivý
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University of West Bohemia, Pilsen
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After the Napoleonic Wars, central Europe frequently witnessed important diplomatic discussions, and cities such as Vienna, Aix-la-Chapelle, Carlsbad, Troppau, and Laibach served as the places for rendezvous of European monarchs and diplomats. Austrian Chancellor Clemens Wenzel Lothar Nepomuk Prince von Metternich-Winneburg played a leading role at these meetings between 1814 and 1822, and he particularly wanted them to take place in the territories of the Austrian Empire because he could therefore better control their course and exert influence over the events to an extent undoubtedly exceeding the real power of the state whose interests he advocated. This is exactly what happened after 1814, and the subsequent years were definitely the happiest period in the life of the man known for his extraordinary diplomatic talent as well as his vanity. It was all the more difficult for him to reconcile himself with the loss of the position of the “coachman of Europe” in the 1820s when the alliance formed by the five European powers (Great Britain, France, Prussia, the Austrian Empire, and Russia) failed to solve the Greek war of independence. The July Revolution of 1830 then created a gulf between the liberal and conservative powers, so that neither the willingness of the five powers to cooperate under his leadership nor the necessary conditions for his leadership existed in the 1830s.

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Central European History , Volume 44 , Issue 3 , September 2011 , pp. 397 - 419
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42 Sainte-Aulaire to Soult, Vienna, June 4, 1834, AMAE, CP, Autriche 426.

43 Metternich to Ficquelmont, Vienna, June 21 and 29, 1839, HHStA, StA, Russland III, 115; Metternich to Esterházy, Vienna, July 3, 1839, HHStA, StA, England 225; Metternich to Apponyi, Vienna, July 3, 1839, HHStA, StA, Frankreich 315; Lerchenfeld to Ludwig I von Bayern, Vienna, July 24, 1839, BHStA, MA, Wien 2408; Sainte-Aulaire to Soult, Vienna, June 4 and 27, 1834, AMAE, CP, Autriche 426; Sainte-Aulaire to Soult, Vienna, July 21, 1834, AMAE, CP, Autriche 427.

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45 Metternich to Ficquelmont, Vienna, June 21, 1839, HHStA, StA, Russland III, 115.

46 Metternich to Ficquelmont, Vienna, June 29, 1839, HHStA, StA, Russland III, 115.

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68 Sainte-Aulaire to Soult, July 8, 1839, AMAE, CP, Autriche 426.

69 O'Sullivan to Meylandt, Vienna, July 8, 1839, ADA, CP, Autriche 6.

70 Lorenz, Ficquelmont, 98–101.

71 Ibid.; Hasenclever, Die Orientalische Frage, 45.

72 Metternich to Kaisersfeld, Vienna, August 13, 1839, HHStA, StA, Russland III, 116; Maltzan to Frederick William III, Vienna, August 6 and 9, 1839, GStA PK, HA III, MdA I, 7347.

73 Metternich to Kaisersfeld, Vienna, August 13, 1839, HHStA, StA, Russland III, 115; Ficquelmont to Nesselrode, Vienna, August 7, 1839, Státní oblastní archiv in Děčín, Czech Republic (henceforth SOA), Rodinný archiv Clary-Aldringenů (henceforth RA C-A), 385.

74 Ficquelmont to Nesselrode, Vienna, August 7, 1839, SOA, RA C-A, 385.

75 Ibid.

76 Maltzan to Frederick William III, Vienna, August 15 and 18, 1839, GStA PK, HA III, MdA I, 6032; Lerchenfeld to Ludwig I von Bayern, Vienna, August 17, 1839, Geheimes Hausarchiv München, Nachlass König Ludwig I., I-XVI 301; O'Sullivan to Meylandt, Vienna, August 18 and 23, 1839, ADA, CP, Autriche 6; “Journal de la Princesse Mélanie,” in Mémoires, ed. Metternich-Winneburg, 327–330; Sainte-Aulaire, Souvenirs, 258.

77 Metternich to Apponyi, Vienna, September 10, 1839, HHStA, StA, Frankreich 315; Maltzan to Frederick William III, Vienna, August 15 and September 10, 1839, GStA PK, HA III, MdA I, 6032.

78 Ferdinand I to Ficquelmont, Schönbrunn, August 20, 1839, SOA, RA C-A, 375; Metternich to Koller, Vienna, September 6, 1839, HHStA, StK, Preussen 172; Metternich to Maltzan, Vienna, September 9, 1839, Maltzan to Frederick William III, Vienna, September 13, 1839, GStA PK, HA III, MdA I, 6032; Beauvale to Palmerston, Vienna, September 3, 1839, PRO, FO 120/180; Verger to Ludwig I von Bayern, Vienna, August 31, September 9 and 14, 1839, BHStA, MA, Wien 2408; Louvencourt to Meylandt, Vienna, September 11 and October 3, 1839, ADA, CP, Autriche 6.

79 Metternich to Stürmer, Vienna, August 23 and 27, 1839, HHStA, StA, Türkei VI, 71; Metternich to Esterházy, Vienna, August 26, 1839, HHStA, StA, England 225; Metternich to Apponyi, Vienna, August 26 and September 10, 1839, AMAE, CP, Autriche 427; Metternich to Ficquelmont, Vienna, September 6 or 10, 1839, HHStA, StA, Russland III, 115; Ficquelmont to Stürmer, Vienna, September 19, 1839, HHStA, StA, Türkei VI, 71; Ficquelmont to Trauttmannsdorff, Vienna, September 14, 1839, HHStA, StK, Preussen 172; Verger to Ludwig I von Bayern, Vienna, August 31, 1839, BHStA, MA, Wien 2408; Sainte-Aulaire to Soult, Vienna, September 9, 1834, AMAE, CP, Autriche 427.

80 Maltzan to Frederick William III, Vienna, September 13, 1839, GStA PK, HA III, MA I, 7348, and November 24, 1839, GStA PK, HA III, MA I, 7350; Lerchenfeld to Ludwig I von Bayern, Vienna, August 22, 1839, BHStA, MA, Wien 2408; Guichen, La crise d'Orient, 133.

81 Lerchenfeld to Ludwig I von Bayern, Vienna, August 5, 1839, BHStA, MA, Wien 2408.

82 Beauvale to Palmerston, Vienna, July 11 and 12, August 2, 1839, PRO, FO 120/180; Metternich to Apponyi, Vienna, July 3, 1839, HHStA, StA, Frankreich 315; Lerchenfeld to Ludwig I von Bayern, Vienna, July 12, 1839, BHStA, MA, Wien 2408.

83 Maltzan to Frederick William III, Vienna, December 14, 1839, and January 1, 1840, GStA PK, HA III, MdA I, 7351; Sainte-Aulaire to Soult, Vienna, September 10, 1839, AMAE, CP, Autriche 427.

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85 Maltzan to Frederick William III, Vienna, December 14, 1839, GStA PK, HA III, MdA I, 7351.

86 Schroeder, The Transformation of European Politics, 736–737.

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88 Metternich to Kaisersfeld, Vienna, November 25, 1839, HHStA, StA, Russland III, 116; Sainte-Aulaire to Soult, October 31, 1839, AMAE, CP, Autriche 427.

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94 Gorïanov, Le Bosphore et les Dardanelles, 53.

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