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{{rename|Her title during the events was Elisabeth of Austria. Neither "of Austria" nor "of Bavaria" is mentioned in the play.|user=Amorkuz}}
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'''Elisabeth of Austria''', commonly referred to by her pet name '''Sisi''', was the wife of [[Emperor]] [[Franz Joseph]] of [[Austria]] and, thus, the Empress of Austria, when the [[Eighth Doctor]] visited [[Vienna]] with [[Mary Shelley]] in [[September]] [[1873]].
 
The Empress was curious about the performances of "[[Bremm|the Silver Turk]]" at the [[Vienna Exposition]]. In a letter sent with [[Ernst Bratfisch]], she invited [[Alfred Stahlbaum]] to attend the [[Hofburg Palace]] with the Silver Turk. However, the was made impossible when [[Gramm]] managed to catch up with Stahlbaum as he was already turning into Hofburg and rob him of the opportunity to show off the Silver Turk.
 
Knowing about Stahlbaum's obsession with the Empress, [[Puppet Johan Drossel]] employed [[Puppet Elisabeth of Austria|a puppet of the Empress]] to try to persuade Stahlbaum to join forces with him again. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Silver Turk (audio story)|The Silver Turk]]'')
 
== Behind the scenes ==
Elisabeth was Empress of [[Austria]], [[Queen]] of [[Hungary]] and Queen consort of [[Croatia]] and Bohemia. She was quite loved by her subjects and her beauty has become legendary. This has inspired multiple movies in which she was portrayed by such stars as {{w|Romy Schneider}} and {{w|Ava Gardner}}. At the same time, her nickname has been often misspelled "Sissi". Part of the [[Hofburg Palace]] is a dedicated [https://www.wien.info/en/sightseeing/sights/imperial/sisi-museum Sisi Museum].
 
 
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