Sophie Hohenberg

No 354

Czechoslovakian laws of 1921.

Law voted on the 12th of August 1921: concerning the transfer of all properties and possessions incumbent upon the Czechoslovakian state following the multilateral peace treaties. The National Assembly of the Czechoslovakian republic decided the following law:

§1.

The Czechoslovakian state acquires all property and possessions:
1. Situated within the territories of the Czechoslovakian Republic and having belonged to the former Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, the former Austrian Empire, the former Kingdom of Hungary or the interests of that Empire in the joined properties of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, as well as all the property of the Austro-Hungarian Crown and the private property of members of the former Imperial and Royal Austro-Hungarian family at the date of the 28th of October 1918, as well as those having been incorporated after the 28th of October 1918.
2. ……
3. ……

§2.

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§3.

As properties and possessions of the former sovereign Austro-Hungarian family one has to understand the properties and possession namely of:
1. The former sovereign Karl and his wife Zita;
2. Other members of the former Royal Austro-Hungarian family, in particular also of the heir to the throne Franz-Ferdinand d’Este and his issue;
3. The Habsburg family fund.
4. …….


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