Talk:Schloss Leopoldskron
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editAssumption of Movation: Any Sources?
editI'm curious about this phrase: "after he had enriched himself in the process of expelling over 22,000 Protestants from Salzburg."
The Schloss Leopoldskron website attributes his motivations as a desire to rebuild social standing after expelling the Protestants: "Although Firmian was highly educated in the sciences and had a fine appreciation for art, he was nevertheless responsible for the expulsion of 22,000 Protestants from Salzburg, which greatly harmed his family’s reputation. Thus he instructed the Scottish Benedictine monk Bernhard Stuart to design the rococo-palace as a prestigious family residence in an effort to partially restore the family’s social standing."
Is anyone aware of sources that can verify his motivations for commissioning the Schloss?
LizFlash (talk) 16:37, 23 May 2012 (UTC)
Edit: I had an opportunity to speak with a PhD student who studies Austrian history about this. She recommended Kleine Geschichte Salzburgs (A Short History of Salzburg) by Heinz Dopsch. Dopsch demonstrates that Schloss Leopoldskron was an expression of Firmian's absolute power. I don't have a copy of the book available in order to use it to improve the article, but I thought I'd include the note in case someone else out there can take this further than me.