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L’azione diplomatica in un contesto difficile. Il caso di Antonio Rincón

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 01 Jan 2020 Italy Italian Publisher:EDITORIALE SCIENTIFICA
Authors: Daniele Argenio;

handle: 11573/1482435

L’azione diplomatica in un contesto difficile. Il caso di Antonio Rincón

Abstract

Antonio Rincón was ambassador of the Kingdom of France in the Otto- man Empire (1538-1541). The diplomat had been sent to Istanbul in the con- text of the Franco-Ottoman alliance against the Habsburgs. The ambassador found himself in a complex situation due to the truce between Francis I and Charles V. He understood the negative effects that this news would produce, and the risks that his person might take. This situation lasted for several months and his study revealed all the difficulties that Rincón had to face.

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Antonio Rincón; Francia; Impero Ottomano; Asburgo; Cinquecento; Diplomazia.

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