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3 years ago

Com es va formar el Regne d´Astúries?

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Rama09 [41]3 years ago

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En 1808, cuando el emperador Francisco II de Austria disolvió el Sacro Imperio Romano, Austria se convirtió en el Imperio austríaco, y también formó parte de la Confederación alemana hasta la Guerra Austro-Prusiana de 1866. En 1867, Austria formó una doble monarquía con Hungría: el Imperio austrohúngaro

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