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INDEX
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25th Infantry Division
36th Imperial and Royal Infantry Regiment
Abazzia
Abdul Aziz I, Sultan
Ajdukiewicz, Tadeusz
Albert, Prince (Queen Victoria’s consort)
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales
Albrecht, Archduke
Albrecht, Karl
Albrecht, Thomas
Alexander, Prince of Battenberg
Alexander, Tsar
Alexandra, Princess of Bavaria
Alleen, Maureen
anarchists
Andrássy, Count Gyula
Anet, Claude
Anonymous author, The Last Days of Archduke Rudolf
antisemitism
Apponyi, Count Ludwig
archdukes
palaces given to
service in the army
aristocracy
Austrian
British
Hungarian
parties and balls
pedigree of
Armas, Justo (pseudonym)
Army High Command conferences
Army Reform Bill (1889)
ashtray with inscription “revolver not poison”
assassinations
Auchenthaler, Dr. Franz
Auersperg, Princess Aglaia von
Auersperg, Prince Karl von
Ausgleich
Austria
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Bachrach, Adolf
Bad Homburg
Bad Ischl
Baden (village)
Balkans
Baltazzi, Alexander
arranges for Mary’s burial
horsemanship
plan to marry Mary
Baltazzi, Aristide
Baltazzi, Elizabeth (married Albert Nugent)
Baltazzi, Eveline (married Georg von Stockau)
Baltazzi, Hector
Baltazzi, Heinrich
Baltazzi, Marie Virginie (married Otto von Stockau)
Baltazzi, Theodor
Baltazzi brothers
Baltazzi family
Baltazzi-Scharschmid, Heinrich
baron (freiherr), title of
Bauer, Georg
Bavaria
Bayer, Edward
Belgium
Bernhardt, Sarah
Bismarck, Otto von
hostility to Rudolf
Bohemians
Bombelles, Heinrich von
Bombelles, Vice Admiral Count Karl von
Bosnia
Boyer, Charles
Bragança, Dom Duarte de
Braganza, Duke Miguel of
Braganza, House of
Bratfisch, Josef
asked to wait to return Mary to Vienna
heard to say “the Crown Prince is dead”
Rudolf’s favorite driver
Britain
aristocracy
travel to
Brook-Shepherd, Gordon
Brucks, Otto
Brussels, travels to
Burgtheater
Buska, Johanna
Bylandt-Rheydt, Count Hendrik von
Cairo
Capuchin Crypt
Carmelite nuns
Caspar, Marie (“Mitzi”)
introduced to Rudolf, becomes favorite mistress
later life
money of Rudolf’s bequeathed to
Rudolf speaks of suicide and a suicide pact to
Catholicism
refuses suicide burials
Chambige, Henri
Charles V, Emperor
Charlotte, Empress of Mexico (Princess of Belgium)
Chotek, Count Bohuslav
Chotek, Countess Sophie
Christmas celebrations (1888)
Clemenceau, Georges
coffeehouses
Congo Free State
Corriere della Sera
Corti, Egon Caesar Conte
Croats
Czechs
Czernin, Count Ottokar von
Darrieux, Danielle
Dediè, Father Malachias
Dual Monarchy
Dubray, Gabriel
duels
education of elite children
Eliot, T. S.
Elisabeth, Archduchess (Rudolf’s daughter “Erszi”)
birth
called the Red Archduchess
guardianship of
later life
Rudolf tries to see before leaving for Mayerling
Elisabeth, Empress
assassination of
attitude toward Marie Larisch
attitude toward Stephanie
avoidance of imperial duties
equestrian circle of
films about
infected by venereal disease, by Franz Josef
lineage, and mental illness
mourning for father’s death
and Rudolf
attitude toward Rudolf
informed of Rudolf’s death
as parent
Rudolf’s final letter to
upset at Rudolf’s mental derangement
worries about Rudolf
tomb of
travels of
Elisabeth, Princess of Thurn und Taxis
Elisabeth, Queen of Romania
England, relations with
Esterházy, Prince Nikolaus
Esterházy, Prince Paul
Eugen, Archduke
Eugénie, Empress of France
Eulalia, Infanta
Feigl, Erich
Ferdinand I, Emperor
Ferdinand IV, Grand Duke of Tuscany
Ferenczy, Ida von
Festetics, Countess Marie
Festetics, Vilmos
Ffoulkes, Maude
Flatzelsteiner, Helmut
France, relations with Austria
Franz Ferdinand, Archduke
assassination of
denied useful role in government
as heir
morganatic marriage to Sophie Chotek
Franz I, Emperor
Franz Josef I, Emperor
anger at Marie Larisch
attitude toward Stephanie after Rudolf’s death
falsely rumored to visit Mayerling
fifty-eighth birthday
at German embassy soiree
guardian of “Erszi”
illegitimate children of
lineage
long life, death in 1916
marriage to Elisabeth
and Mayerling tragedy
actions after Rudolf’s death
informed of Rudolf’s death
reaction to Rudolf’s death
viewing Rudolf’s corpse
mistress of (Katharina von Schratt)
opinion of Leopold II
personal life and interests
lack of interests
lonely work routine of
personality
political role
abdication rumor
assassination attempt
as divine ruler
early rule
heir of
learns of Hungarian conspiracy, supposedly
political views
and Rudolf
attitude toward Rudolf
conversations
with Rudolf
disregards Rudolf’s ideas
has Rudolf introduced to sex
insists on Rudolf marrying
not aware of the Rudolf-Mary affair
as parent to Rudolf
titles
tomb of
Franz Karl, Archduke
Franz Salvator, Archduke
French Revolution
Freud, Sigmund
Freudenau racecourse
Friedrich, Empress of Germany (daughter of Queen Victoria)
Friedrich III, Kaiser
Friedrich August, Crown Prince of Saxony
Friedrich Wilhelm, Crown Prince (later Friedrich III)
Fritsche, Lieutenant Viktor von
Fugger, Prince
Fugger, Princess Nora
Galimberti, Monsignor Luigi
Ganglbauer, Cardinal Prince Cölestin
German Confederation
German Embassy, soiree at (January 27, 1889)
German Empire, Habsburg Empire alliance with
German language
German National Party
Gieslingen, Baron Artur Giesl von
Gilded Age (America)
Gisela, Archduchess
notes alarming change in Rudolf
Glaser (chorus girl)
Gödöllö, palace of
Gondrecourt, Major General Count Leopold
gonorrhea
Gorup (inspector)
Grant, Julia Dent
Graves, Dr. Armgaard Karl
Greene, Graham
Gross, Jenny
Grünböck, Abbot Heinrich
Habrda (police superintendant)
Habsburg empire
court balls
decay of
end of, in World War I
growth through marriage
Hungary in
male heirs to
Spanish etiquette of court
Habsburg family
Family Statute of 1839
genetic flaws in
protocol of
rule of
sentimentality about
Hamann, Brigitte
Hamilton, Lord Frederic
Haslip, Joan
Heiligenkreuz monastery
burial of Mary’s body at
Mary’s grave at
Heine, Heinrich
Helene of Bavaria (sister of Empress Elizabeth)
Hertz, Cornelius
Herzegovina
Hirsch, Baron Maurice
Hofburg imperial palace
Augustiner Bastion
indoor plumbing installed by Stephanie
Rudolf’s bachelor apartments in
Schweizerhof Wing
Stephanie’s apartments in
Vetsera Staircase in
Hofkapelle
Hofmann, Professor Eduard
Hohenlohe, Prince Constantine von
Hohnel, Ludwig Ritter von
Holler, Gerd
Holy Roman Empire
Hornsteiner (gamekeeper)
horse racing
horse society
horsemanship
Hotze, Major Friedrich
Hoyos-Sprintzenstein, Count Josef (“Josl”)
finds the two corpses
at German embassy soiree
at Mayerling
memo on tragedy at Mayerling
Hungarian language
Hungarians
nationalism of
Hungary
Apostolic King of
aristocratic estates in
conspiracy to separate from Empire
independence movement
Rudolf’s love of
Husarentempel at Mödling
Ireland, travel to
Italian provinces, loss of
Jahoda, Agnes
Jarosch, Dr. Klaus
Jesuits
asked to speak to Rudolf about his dissolute life, his outrage
Jews
Johann Salvator, Archduke of Tuscany (later known as Johann Orth)
renounces titles, and disappears
Judtmann, Fritz
Kaisergruft
Kálnoky, Count Gustav
Karl I, Emperor
Karl Ludwig, Archduke
Karl Theodor, Duke in Bavaria
Karolina Augusta of Bavaria
Károly, Countess Lajos
Károlyi, Count István (“Pista”)
telegrams to Rudolf
Kégl, István
Kerzl, Dr. Josef
Ketterl, Eugen
Khevenhüller-Metsch, Franz Karl, Prince
Kinsky, Count Eugen
Kinsky, Count Karl
Kirschner, Ferdinand
Klein, Alois
Klimt, Gustav
Königgrätz, battle of
Kossuth, Lajos
Krauss, Baron Franz von
Mary’s disapearance reported to
Mitzi reports Rudolf’s suicide threat to
Kubasek, Rudolf
Kundrath, Hans
Larisch, Count Georg von
Larisch, Heinrich Georg (illeg.)
Larisch, Countess Marie
delivers Mary for Mayerling
exiled from Viennese court
facilitated Rudolf-Mary affair
given a locked box by Rudolf
later life
memoirs
notes alarming change in Rudolf
Larisch, Marie Henriette (illeg.)
Latour von Thurmberg, Colonel Josef
correspondence with Rudolf
opinion of Rudolf
Le Figaro
Le Gaulois
Le Matin
Le Temps
Leiningen-Westerburg, Count Reinhard von
Leo XIII, Pope
Leopold, Archduke of Tuscany
Leopold, Prince of Bavaria
Leopold II, king of Belgium
Leopold Salvator, Archduke (later Leopold Wölfing)
Libényi, János
liberalism
Liechtenstein, Prince Heinrich von
Listowel, Judith
Litvak, Anatole
locked box, Rudolf’s
with code RIUO
Lombardy
Lónyay, Count Elemér
Loschek, Johann
finds the two corpses
gunshots heard
memoirs
Louise, Archduchess of Tuscany
Louise, Princess of Coburg (Princess of Belgium)
appearance
introduces Stephanie to Rudolf
later life
marries Philipp of Coburg
Ludovika, Princess of Bavaria
Ludwig, Duke in Bavaria
Ludwig I, king of Bavaria
Ludwig II, king of Bavaria
Ludwig Viktor, Archduke
madams and prostitutes
Madeira
Magyars. See also Hungary
Mahler, Gustav
Margutti, Baron Albert von
Maria Antonia, daughter of Ferdinand IV
Maria Josépha of Braganza
Maria Theresa, Archduchess (wife of Karl Ludwig)
Maria Theresa, Empress
Maria Theresa of Braganza
Marie, Archduchess (sister of Ferdinand I)
Marie Antoinette, Queen of France
Marie Henriette, Queen of Belgium
Marie of Bavaria (sister of Empress Elizabeth)
Marie Valerie, Archduchess
attitude toward Stephanie
diary of
dinner to celebrate her engagement
informed of Rudolf’s death
mother’s pet
notes alarming change in Rudolf
Markus, Georg
marriage
incestuous, in Habsburg lineage
Rudolf’s cynical view of
Marschall, Bishop Dr. Gottfried
Mathilda, princess of Saxony
Mathilde of Bavaria (sister of Empress Elizabeth)
Mattacic, Count Géza
Max, Duke in Bavaria
Maximilian, Archduke, Emperor of Mexico
Maximilian I Josef, King of Bavaria
Maximilian II, King of Bavaria
Mayer, Dr. Laurenz
Mayerling hunting lodge
description of
imperial jurisdiction of
Rudolf goes to (January 28)
Rudolf planned to go in February
transformed into a convent for Carmelite nuns
Mayerling tragedy
books and memoirs about
facts of the case
the bullets and the gun
discovery of bodies
gunshots heard
informing Vienna about
Mary naked
Rudolf decides to go to Mayerling on Tuesday (January 29)
sight of corpses
after the tragedy
films about
investigation of
investigation called off, reporting ceased
official concealment of facts
rumors about what happened
Taaffe papers on
motives for
Habsburg descendants’ desire to find other motivation than murder-suicide
“secret” of, alluded to by Otto
speculation of cause
quotes about
“anything was better than the truth”
“death alone can save my good name”
“I am not worthy to be his son”
“I have killed”
reporting of
foreign accounts of
news of, in Vienna
newspapers on
stories and theories about
abortion story
arrest-for-treason story
assassin story
castration story
Champagne bottle strike story
conspiracy theories
cover-up story
French assassination story
German assassination story
gossip and rumors about
heart attack story
Hungarian plot story
killed-by-wronged-husband story
love affair story
Mary shot at raucous party at Mayerling story
mental derangement story
as murder-suicide
official stories about, changing
poisoning story
political motivation story
raucous party story
Rudolf-didn’t-die-but-disappeared story
shot-in-duel story
struck by a bottle or stick story
suicide letters claimed to be forgeries
theories and stories about, because of official concealment of facts
vengeful gamekeeper story
tourist sites relating to
what actually happened
a plausible version of events
Meissner, Florian
Mendel, Henriette (Baroness Wallersee)
Menger, Karl
Mexico
Middleton, Captain George (“Bay”)
military
archdukes serving in
language used in (German)
venereal disease in
Miller, Emil
Miller, Theresia
Miramar, Trieste
Mitis, Baron Oskar von
Modena
monarchy
Montenuovo, Prince Alfred
Montez, Lola
Monts, Count Anton