Eduard Taaffe

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Eduard Taaffe was an influential 19th-century Austrian statesman who led the government of the Cisleithanian half of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and pursued conservative yet pragmatic reforms.

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instanceOf Austrian statesman
human
appointedBy Franz Joseph I of Austria
birthDate 1833-02-24
birthPlace Austrian Empire
Vienna
countryOfCitizenship Austria-Hungary
Austrian Empire
deathDate 1895-11-29
deathPlace Bohemia
Ellischau
educatedAt Charles University in Prague
Theresianum, Vienna
era 19th century
ethnicGroup Irish-descended Austrian nobility
familyName Taaffe
father Ludwig Patrick Taaffe
linked to: Count Eduard Taaffe

Ludwig von Taaffe
fullName Eduard Franz Joseph von Taaffe
givenName Eduard
headOfGovernmentOf Cisleithania
honorificTitle Count
knownFor attempts at nationalities compromise within the Austro-Hungarian Empire
electoral reform in Cisleithania
leading the government of Cisleithania in the late 19th century
pursuing conservative yet pragmatic reforms
social and labor legislation in Austria
memberOf House of Lords (Austrian Imperial Council)
monarchDuringTerm Franz Joseph I of Austria
mother Franziska von Wrbna-Freudenthal
name Eduard Taaffe
nobleFamily Taaffe family
partOf Austro-Hungarian political elite
politicalOrientation conservative
pragmatic
positionHeld Governor of Tyrol
Minister of the Interior of Austria
Minister-President of Austria
Minister-President of Cisleithania
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Vienna
termEnd 1870-01-15
1893-11-11
termStart 1868-09-08
1879-08-12
workLocation Cisleithania
Vienna

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