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The Salons of Mathilde and Julie Bonaparte during the Second Empire. In Napoleonica. La Revue Volume 11, Issue 2, 2011, pages 151 to 182. On becoming emperor, Napoleon III attracted several members of the Bonaparte family to France and to his Court (soon to become one of the most glittering in Europe). Two of his cousins, Princess Mathilde ...
Matylda Bonaparte ( Mathilde-Létizia Wilhelmine Bonaparte, 27. května 1820, Terst – 2. ledna 1904, Paříž) byla princezna francouzská, dcera Jérôma Bonaparta a jeho manželky, vévodkyně Kateřiny Württemberské .
25 de may. de 2024 · So Princess Mathilde began her memoirs. She was the daughter of Jerome, the ex-King of Westphalia, the youngest brother of Napoleon. When Mathilde was born, the Emperor was ending his prodigious life on St. Helena, and the Bonapartes were banned from France. Jerome was obliged to use the derisory title of Prince de Montfort; and he was living ...
Matilde Bonaparte (francès: Mathilde Bonaparte) ( Trieste, 27 de maig de 1820 - 8è districte de París, 2 de gener de 1904) va ser una aristòcrata francesa que va ostentar un important saló literari i artístic a París durant el Segon Imperi Francès. Era filla de Jérôme Bonaparte, germà de Napoleó I, i de Caterina de Württemberg ...
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Jérôme Napoléon was the firstborn child of Jérôme Bonaparte and his second wife Princess Catharina of Württemberg, born in Trieste. The previous year they had been deposed as King and Queen of Westphalia, a kingdom created for Jérôme by his elder brother Napoleon. Jérôme Napoléon's maternal grandfather, King Frederick I of ...
Princess Mathilde’s dining room. Princess Mathilde (1820-1904) was the daughter of King Jerome, and was set to marry her cousin, Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte (the future Napoleon III) until the Strasbourg attempted coup d'état put an end to their engagement. Her later marriage to Prince Demidov also proved to be unsuccessful and unhappy, and ...
