Battle of Vienna

Back in the 17th century, the Habsburgs had a small summer palace on this site.

However, this was destroyed during the Second Turkish Siege of Vienna in 1683.

After the defeat of the Turks, Emperor Leopold I commissioned the Austrian Baroque architect Fischer von Erlach with the construction of a hunting lodge, which was used for the summer hunting excursions of the imperial court.

50 years later, Maria Theresia had Schoenbrunn remodeled in the Rococo style by her court architect, Nicholas Bocassi, and it became her official summer residence.

They're still pushing westwards.

And two years before the Monarch Rebellion, you've got really what's a high watermark westwards of the Ottoman Empire, the Siege of Vienna in 1683, which, you know, it was a very close run affair.

Yeah.

But fortunately, the Turks essentially weren't well led enough.

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There's a story, September the 12th, nine- 1683, I think it is, when the Ottoman Empire, at the time the strongest force in the world, was approaching Eastern Europe, and it was in, in Vienna, the Battle of Vienna, that, that the Austrians and, and the Polish stood 60,000 against about 300,000.

And they stopped the Ottoman Empire from entering Eastern Europe.

They would have taken over the world.

They want a 911 of terror.

They want to symbolically keep going after that because it was 9-11, 1683, the Battle of Vienna, where the Muslims lost to the Protestant Christians in Europe.

And this prophetically tries to keep coming back around, back around, full circle, full circle.

And we have to understand that.

Yeah.

It's kind of like the great Polish charge at the Second Siege of Vienna.

Mm-hmm.

And that's kind of what they look at America as.