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The content is structured in an engaging way, making it interesting to read; however, in the history of the Habsburg dynasty, Princess Maria Theresa is described incorrectly as Princess Margaret Teresa (alongside Velázquez's paintings). Both figures are indispensable to the Habsburgs and Velázquez's art, so the confusing way this is written makes me lose confidence in the historical accuracy of the book as a whole. I could not find a request for correction on the official website, so I am
It makes you feel like you are traveling through Eastern Europe right before your eyes, and it is great because there is a lot of useful information.
Jeong Byeong-ho: Walking through Austria and Eastern Europe
A time to encounter Eastern Europe, which has preserved the splendor of the Middle Ages intact. A cultural journey to Eastern Europe where you can experience the true essence of beautiful Europe. The fourth volume in the European history and culture travel series, [Journey into Time], tells the story of Austria and its neighboring countries—Eastern Europe—a trending travel destination full of romance. This book vividly conveys the glorious past and present of Eastern Europe, which stimulates the dreams of travelers with its unique sense of leisure and antique elegance. It is a special travel guide that takes you on a journey to discover the hidden charms of Eastern Europe, including Vienna, Austria—the capital of the Habsburg dynasty that ruled Europe for over 600 years and a city of music, art, and literature—and Prague, the romantic city of the Czech Republic that everyone wants to visit at least once, as well as Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland.
Korean title: 오스트리아, 동유럽을 걷다
Korean author: 정병호
Korean publisher: 성안당
ISBN-13: 9788931581157
Reviews
The content is structured in an engaging way, making it interesting to read; however, in the history of the Habsburg dynasty, Princess Maria Theresa is described incorrectly as Princess Margaret Teresa (alongside Velázquez's paintings). Both figures are indispensable to the Habsburgs and Velázquez's art, so the confusing way this is written makes me lose confidence in the historical accuracy of the book as a whole. I could not find a request for correction on the official website, so I am
It makes you feel like you are traveling through Eastern Europe right before your eyes, and it is great because there is a lot of useful information.
