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esteemed Cardinal Severino Poletto,









I am writing to ask you to intercede with Cardinal Christoph Schonborn,
Arcivesvovo Vienna
in Turin in order to translate the heart of the Prince Eugene of Savoy-Soissons.

The heart of the commander who liberated Turin in the epic battle of 1706

is ABSOLUTELY deserves to be buried in our city.

To have conclusive evidence that the faith of the Prince (Prinz Eugen)

I entered the church of Santa Cristina in Piazza San Carlo. I admired the great fresco, witness the solemn vow that he made with Vittorio Amedeo II in front of the statue of the Madonna and child.

would be nice to be able to reunite the two leaders on the hill of Superga after 300 years.

Thanks in advance and I extend cordial greetings George Cazzanti * A short recorded history.

Prinz Eugen was buried on April 26, 1736

in the Chapel of the Crucifix (the Gothic Kreuzkapelle) under the St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna. was stuffed with his coat of scarlet cloth, edged gold with black velvet lapels as commander of the Dragoons Savoyen.
Inside the coffin was enclosed in the baton to Marshal and spurs of gold, donated by Duke Charles of Lorraine after the liberation of Vienna dated 1683.

His heart was explanted and mummified inside a funerary urn!

The heart was transferred to Herzgruft, Emperor Charles VI declared: "It is not a Habsburg. (the "Crypt of Hearts," which protects the chamber 54 urns containing the hearts of deceased members of the Habsburg dynasty. It is a small room outside the Chapel of St. George

dell'Augustinerkirche, part of the Hofburg In the center of Vienna.

The bodies of all hearts (except three) are in the imperial crypt, a few blocks away).

will spend many years of neglect and silence, until when .............................

Vienna May 21, 1974: We had to open the

Kreuzkapelle due to the work of the Vienna underground.

The survey was the presence of Cardinal Franz Konig of the Vicar and Franz Jachym, we found three wooden coffins containing the bodies of: Prinz Eugen (Paris, 10.18.1663 - Vienna, 04.21.1736). His grandson Thomas Emanuele di Savoia-Soissons (12/08/1687 - Vienna, 28.12.1729).
nephew's wife, Princess Maria Teresa of Liechtenstein (11/05/1694 - Vienna, 02.20.1772) who married in Vienna October 24, 1713. Above the coffin
Prinz Eugen urn-shaped heart engraved with:

Cor Serenissimi eugenio Francisci Sabaudiae principis here mortuus xxi open year MDCCXXXVI domains.
The coffins were placed in coffins impaired copper and the crypt was closed February 10, 1976.

Superga Torino-April 2008: Surpassing the sarcophagus of the ER in the middle of the Royal Tombs,

front of the Pieta (marble altarpiece by Agostino Cornacchini)

is located in a fine gray marble altar Valdieri. the middle of that is visible to a well of a square. If the monks of the monastery (Servants of Mary) wanted, they can engage a glass

armored guard

the heart of Prince Eugene of Savoy-Soissons (Prinz Eugen).