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Mary Lilian Baels, vollständiger Name Mary Lilian Henriette Lucie Joséphine Ghislaine (* 28. November 1916 in London , England ; † 7. Juni 2002 in Brüssel ), die spätere Prinzessin von Réthy , war die umstrittene zweite Ehefrau des belgischen Königs Leopold III.
Princess Lilian of Belgium, Princess of Réthy (born Mary Lilian Henriette Lucie Josephine Ghislaine Baels; () 28 November 1916 – () 7 June 2002) was the second wife of King Leopold III of Belgium. Born in the United Kingdom and raised in Belgium, she became a volunteer as a car driver that transported wounded Belgian and French to ...
- 6 December 1941 – 16 July 1951
Mary Lilian Baels, vollständiger Name Mary Lilian Henriette Lucie Joséphine Ghislaine (* 28. November 1916 in London, England; † 7. Juni 2002 in Brüssel ), die spätere Prinzessin von Réthy, war die umstrittene zweite Ehefrau des belgischen Königs Leopold III.
Mary Lilian Baels, vollständiger Name Mary Lilian Henriette Lucie Joséphine Ghislaine (* 28. November 1916 in London, England; † 7. Juni 2002 in Brüssel), die spätere Prinzessin von Réthy, war die umstrittene zweite Ehefrau des belgischen Königs Leopold III.
27. Apr. 2018 · Mary Lilian Baels was born on 28 November 1916 as the daughter of Henri Baels and his wife, Anne Marie de Visscher. She was born in London, where the family was living at the time after fleeing the First World War. The family originally lived in Ostend in Belgium. She was their sixth child, and two more would follow.
30. Apr. 2019 · The Belgian king and his wife, Mary Lilian Baels, a London-born non-royal whom he met while under German guard, were eventually liberated by US troops when they accidentally came across the...
Queen of the Belgians. Name variations: Mary Liliane Baels; Princess Lilian of Belgium; princess of Rethy. Born Nov 28, 1916, in Highbury, London, England; died June 7, 2002; became 2nd wife of Leopold III, king of the Belgians (r. 1934–1951), Sept 11, 1941; children: Alexandre (b. 1942); Marie Christine (b. 1951, who m.
