Otto von Habsburg

Head of the House of Habsburg and German politician

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Lived 1912–2011, aged 99Germany
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    62 languages
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  • Era
    1912–2011
    Aged 99
  • Known for
    Felix Austria!
    2013
Summary
Updated 2026-06-21

The last crown prince of Austria-Hungary spent seven decades in exile claiming a throne that no longer existed, then helped dismantle the Iron Curtain that divided the continent his family once ruled.

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Born third in line in 1912 with eight given names, Otto became likely heir when his father ascended in 1916, then pretender to dissolved thrones when his father died in 1922. Exiled at six, raised by his devout mother across Spain, Switzerland, and half a dozen other countries on curricula for a Catholic emperor who would never reign, he was stateless for decades, traveling on Maltese and Spanish papers. He spent the 1930s pushing for Habsburg restoration, fled a Nazi death sentence after the Anschluss, and emerged as Vice President then President of the Paneuropean Union movement from 1957 to…

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