Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico (1832-67) Younger brother of Francis Joseph I of Austria, accepted offer of throne of Mexico and proclaimed Emperor 10 April 1864. Not recognised by Republicans and Liberales led by Benito Juarez. French popular coloured print showing him executed by firing squad 19 June 1867

Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico (1832-67) Younger brother of Francis Joseph I of Austria, accepted offer of throne of Mexico and proclaimed Emperor 10 April 1864. Not recognised by Republicans and Liberales led by Benito Juarez. French popular coloured print showing him executed by firing squad 19 June 1867
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