已故國皇Franz Joseph

已故國皇Franz Joseph我估係最受奧地利人愛戴嘅其中一位皇室人員。今年係佢一百週年死忌。好多博物館都有專題展覽。第一個我去睇咗嘅係國立圖書館嘅展覽。(國立>敏感二字. 哈哈!)

右邊係奧地利,左邊好似係德國皇帝。

國皇手模, 1:1大.

佢個情人.即係嗰位去幽會時拎個蛋糕去,皇上好鍾意，令到間餅點聲名大噪。

皇帝細個時畫嘅畫。

呢幅都係.但係介紹話係同一年畫。但係我有個疑惑，上面幅似幼稚園作品喎.

上堂時喺練習簿度畫公仔.

考試時佢寫嘅答案。

大咗時嘅簽名練習簿。唔同地區文字嘅簽法都要練。

佢個仔同個女人殉情.  多年嚟都有人話另有外情（被皇室暗殺等等）。但係女人嘅遺書最近被發現，解開咗迷團。 呢幾篇遺書係首次公開展覽。

2015年8月1 www.dailymail.co.uk 

A collection of letters stashed for 90 years inside a bank vault in Vienna could finally solve the mystery of one of the world’s greatest love stories.

Baroness Mary Vetsera, who wrote the letters, famously committed suicide with her lover Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria in 1889.

But the mysterious circumstances of their deaths hit international headlines and sent ripples of curiosity across the world.

Hailed as one of the world’s greatest romances, the affair has inspired numerous films, novels, ballets and plays.

Her farewell letters, addressed to her mother, brother and sister, were discovered in the Vienna bank vault 126 years after her death, by bank employees having a vault clear out.

‘Please forgive me for what I’ve done, I could not resist love’, the Baroness wrote to her mother, Helen Vetsera.

‘In accordance with Him, I want to be buried next to Him in the Cemetery of Alland. I am happier in death than life.’

The Austrian National Library said in a statement: ‘An unknown person deposited a leather-bound folder containing numerous personal documents, letters and photographs of the Vetsera family, including the farewell letters of Mary Vetsera from 1889.’

The bodies of the Baroness and the Crown Prince, then aged 30, were discovered in January 1889 at his hunting lodge in the Viennese woods near the town of Mayerling.

But the exact circumstances of their suicide pact, known generally as the ‘Mayerling incident’, still remain unclear.