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Mathilde Lætitia Wilhelmine Bonaparte, auch Mathilde-Létizia (* 27. Mai 1820 in Triest; † 2. Januar 1904 in Paris ), war die Tochter von Napoléons jüngstem Bruder Jérôme Bonaparte und dessen zweiter Ehefrau Katharina von Württemberg. Sie widmete sich der Pastell - und der Aquarellmalerei und unterhielt ab den 1850er Jahren in ihrem ...
Mathilde Laetitia Wilhelmine Bonaparte, Princesse Française, Princess of San Donato (27 May 1820 – 2 January 1904), was a French princess and salonnière. She was a daughter of Napoleon 's brother Jérôme Bonaparte and his second wife, Catharina of Württemberg , daughter of King Frederick I of Württemberg .
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19. Dez. 2018 · I was born in exile – civically dead – at Trieste, on 27 May 1820. When Princess Mathilde Bonaparte was born as the daughter of Napoleon’s brother Jérôme Bonaparte and his second wife, Catharina of Württemberg, Napoleon’s reign was over. Her father Jerome was now the former King of Westphalia and the family was banned from France. Mathilde was [read more]
Four Fascinating French Women: Adelaïde Filleul, comtesse de Flahaut, marquise de Souza. Clare de Kersaint, duchesse de Duras. Marie Caroline de Bourbon, duchesse de Berry. Princess Mathilde Bonaparte, countess Demidoff. London. Unwin.
Mathilde Lætitia Wilhelmine Bonaparte, auch Mathilde-Létizia (* 27. Mai 1820 in Triest; † 2. Januar 1904 in Paris ), war die Tochter von Napoléons jüngstem Bruder Jérôme Bonaparte und dessen zweiter Ehefrau Katharina von Württemberg.
Born Mathilde Laetitia Wilhelmine Bonaparte on May 27, 1820; died in 1904; daughter of Jerome Bonaparte (1784–1860), king of Westphalia (youngest brother of Napoleon), and Catherine of Wurttemberg (1783–1835); sister of Prince Napoleon (Plon-Plon) and niece of Napoleon I, emperor of France; married Count Demidoff, a Russian count (separated ...
2. Jan. 2019 · Mathilde herself was now 49 years old. Popelin’s wife had died in early 1869, and he wrote to Mathilde, “I am left almost alone in this world, with a poor little child, and my grief is beyond expression.”. Then the Second Empire came crashing to a halt. Mathilde left Paris on 3 September 1870 at the insistence of her friends.
