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9 de may. de 2023 · Sissi emperatriz, los momentos más trágicos de su vida. Sissi tuvo una vida llena de desgracias: el estricto protocolo de la corte, la mala relación con su suegra o la muerte de muchos seres queridos la llevaron a una existencia depresiva. La emperatriz Sissi fotografiada en la década de 1870.
9 de feb. de 2023 · En 1959, la familia Vetsera, molesta por las especulaciones nunca aclaradas, exigió la exhumación del cadáver de la baronesa. Según los forenses, los restos presentaban signos de un fortísimo ...
Helmut Flatzelsteiner stated that two Burgenlanders had bought the coffin of Mary Vetsera, who had died in January 1889 together with Crown Prince Rudolf in Mayerling, for 30,000 shillings. The Burgenlanders claimed to have stolen the remains from the crypt in Heiligenkreuz near Vienna on a foggy night. Of course, George Markus did not believe ...
13 de oct. de 2022 · Baroness Mary Vetsera was born in Vienna on March 19, 1871, and attended the “Educational Institute for Noble Girls” at the Salesian Monastery. Mary’s passion was sports and she was an accomplished horsewoman as well as a member of the Vienna Skating Club. Her father was the diplomat Albin Ritter von Vetsera and her mother Helene, from ...
3 de jun. de 2020 · Baroness Mary von Vetsera was a mistress of Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria, the only son of Franz Joseph I, Emperor of Austria and Elisabeth of Bavaria.On January 30, 1889, Mary and Rudolf were found dead by suicide pact, at Rudolf’s hunting lodge Mayerling in the Vienna Woods, which this writer has visited.
Mayerling es una película histórica franco - británica de 1968 que cuenta la historia de amor del príncipe heredero austríaco Rodolfo de Habsburgo y su amante María Vetsera. Dirigida por Terence Young, está protagonizada por Omar Sharif y Catherine Deneuve. La novela del mismo nombre de Claude Anet y la novela L'Archiduc de Michel Arnold ...
2 de feb. de 2022 · Alamy. Two gunshots echoed from Mayerling hunting lodge in the early hours of 30 January 1889, sending shockwaves through the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Crown Prince Rudolf was found dead alongside Baroness Mary Vetsera, his 17-year-old mistress. Mary had been shot by Rudolf, who, several hours later, turned the gun on himself.
