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Eugene of Savoy (1663-1736) and the Fortress Cities on the Border between the Habsburg Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire

After the liberation of the eastern part of the Habsburg Monarchy (1699), a chain of fortress cities was formed on the border with the Ottoman Empire (today's Croatia, Serbia, Hungary and Romania). Although these were modern bastion fortresses and harmoniously laid out urban environments, in professional literature this group has to date not been recognized as a coherent entity whose construction is organized by the liberator of these areas and the president of the Court War Council, Prince Eugene of Savoy. The paper discusses the basic typological features of fortress cities.

Habsburg border fortress cities ; Prince Eugene of Savoy ; Osijek (Croatia)

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