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Anna Leopol'dovna Romanova (1718-1746) – figlia della Zarevna Caterina Ivanovna di Russia e di Carlo Leopoldo Anna Pavlovna Romanova (1795-1865) – granduchessa di Russia e regina dei Paesi Bassi Anna Petrovna Romanova (1708-1728) – granduchessa di Russia
Added: May 21, 2010. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 52655403. Source citation. Russian Royalty. The eldest daughter of Czar Peter I the Great of Russia and his second wife Catherine I. Since she was born prior to her parents' Russian Orthodox wedding in 1712, several royal European families rejected her as a prospective bride for their heir.
Anna Petrovna orosz nagyhercegnő, férjezett Anna holstein–gottorpi hercegné ( oroszul: великая княжна Анна Петровна Романова, németül: Anna, Herzogin von Holstein-Gottorf; Moszkva, 1708. január 27. / február 7. – Kiel, 1728. március 4.) orosz nagyhercegnő és cárevna, házassága révén schleswig ...
1 mar 2019 · Grand Duchess Anna Petrovna was born on 9 December 1757 as the daughter of the future Empress Catherine the Great. Anna was born between 10 and 11 o’clock in the Winter Palace on the Nevsky Prospect with the Empress Elizabeth and Catherine’s husband Peter present. The following day, her birth was announced to the city with [read more]
9 mar 2020 · Anna Petrovna by anonymous (Caravaque's type; Kuskovo museum, 18th c).jpg 1,452 × 1,804; 969 KB Anna Petrovna of Russia by A. Antropov (175-60s, Taganrog).jpg 974 × 1,200; 186 KB Anna Petrovna of Russia by Antropov (1772, Russian museum).jpg 700 × 855; 181 KB
Nel 1743 viene scelta dalla zarina Elisabetta (figlia di Pietro e della seconda moglie Caterina), come moglie per il nipote (figlio di Carlo Federico di Holstein-Gottorp e Anna Petrovna Romanova, salito al trono come Pietro III, che dalla consorte viene detronizzato e fatto uccidere dopo appena sei mesi di regno).
However, Anna Petrovna caught a cold and died of fever at the age of 20. But, the problem is, Jacob von Stäehlin came to Russia in 1735 and he was probably retelling somebody else’s legend.
