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Created by: Stories Of The Gilded Age. Added: May 11, 2019. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 199042029. Source citation. Heiress, was wed to a trio of internationally famous billionaires. She was the daughter of the Greek shipping magnet, Stavros Livanos. As a young woman, she was courted by one of her father's shipping competitors, Aristotle S. Onassis.
Athina Maria „Tina“ Livanos (griechisch Αθηνά (Τίνα) Λιβανού, * 19. März 1929 in Kensington , London , Vereinigtes Königreich ; † 10. Oktober 1974 im Hôtel de Chanaleilles , Paris , Frankreich ) war eine in England geborene griechisch-französische Prominente und Schiffserbin und die zweite Tochter des griechischen Reeders Stavros Livanos und Arietta Zafiraki.
9 de nov. de 2018 · Ce livre de Stéphanie des Horts retrace la vie des sœurs Tina et Eugenie Livanos, filles de Stavros Livanos. Athina dite Tina (1929-1974) épouse en premières noces l’armateur Aristote Onassis avec qui elle a deux enfants Alexandre et Christina. Tina Livanos demande le divorce lorsqu’elle prend connaissance de la liaison de son mari avec ...
Athina Mary Tina Niarchos (Livanos) aka Onassis, Spencer-Churchill (19 Mar 1929 - 10 Oct 1974)
30 de jul. de 2019 · In the 1940s, Aristotle Onassis and Stavros Niarchos were two budding Greek shipowners in New York, whose rivalry had already kicked off, both professionally and personally. They both toiled to make their mark in the shipping industry, while trying to draw the attention of Athina (Tina) Livanos. Aristotle Onassis with.
25 de may. de 2016 · Fruto de su primer matrimonio con Athina Livanos -socialité griega e hija del magnate naviero Stavros Livanos- nacieron sus dos hijos, Christina -la madre de Athina- y Alexander, llamado a ser el ...
Athīna Mary "Tina" Livanou, in greco Αθήνα (Τίνα) Λιβανού ( pronuncia [aˈθina livaˈnu] / [ˈtina]) ( Londra, 19 marzo 1929 – Parigi, 10 ottobre 1974) è stata la seconda figlia dell'armatore greco Stavros Livanos e la prima moglie di Aristotele Onassis. In seguito ha sposato il duca di Marlborough, John Spencer-Churchill ...
