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He married in 1793 Louisa von Mecklemburg-Strelitz (with whom he had nine children) then, in 1824, Augusta von Harrach. He became King of Prussia on November 16th, 1797. He passed away in Berlin on June 7th, 1840. His eldest son succeeded him as Frederick William IV.
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23 de mar. de 2015 · after Wilhelm von Schadow: Image title: Auguste Princess von Liegnitz, Auguste von Harrach (1800–1873)*porcelain; Short title: Auguste Princess von Liegnitz, after Wilhelm von Schadow; Credit/Provider: Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg: Orientation: Normal: Horizontal resolution: 300 dpi: Vertical resolution: 300 ...
Fridrik Vilim III. ( 3. kolovoza 1770. – 7. lipnja 1840.) bio je pruski kralj od 16. studenoga 1797. do svoje smrti 1840. godine. Istovremeno je bio izborni knez (elektor) Markgrofovije Brandenburga u Svetom Rimskom Carstvu do njegovog raspada 6. kolovoza 1806. godine. Fridrik je vladao Kraljevinom Pruskom u teškim vremenima Napoleonskih ...
In Rohrau, the historic country estate of the family, magnificent furniture and rich arts and crafts are also on display. Together with the paintings, the collection which has grown over 450 years, is one of the most important private collections in the world. Visit the world famous Count Harrach family collection in Rohrau Castle.
The House of Harrach are a Bohemian and Austro-German noble family. The Grafs von Harrach were among the most prominent families in the Habsburg Empire. Two main family branches (from 2 Charles Harrach's sons) - of Rohrau (until 1886) and of Jilemnice. Two existings branches were founded by Frederick August's grandsons - Ernest Christopher ...
In a crypt beneath the memorial hall that is closed to the public are the tombs of Frederick William III’s second wife – Auguste von Harrach, Princess of Liegnitz – and Prince Albert, the youngest son of Luise and Frederick William III, as well as the heart of Frederick William IV, whose body is buried in Potsdam’s Friedenskirche (Church of Peace).
