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The Austro–Hungarian Monarchy did not step onto the land of Pharaohs as a conqueror. Its aim was to maintain sound relations as well as to guarantee the safety of its commercial interests and of the people living under its protectorate. These good relationships can be justified by the accolades awarded to the rulers by the emperor along with the audiencia held by the kedive. For example, the emperor’s honours awarded to Mohamed Taufik khedive, which was rendered by Alexandrian consul general by Ignacz Schaeffer in 1881 to recognize the remarkably warm reception that heir Rudolf experienced during his trip to Egypt.

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2011.10.27.