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Elisabeth nacque a Vienna nell'Austria-Ungheria, era la figlia di Wilhelm Isak, Ritter von Gutmann, e della sua seconda moglie Ida Wodianer. Suo padre era un uomo d'affari ebreo originario della Moravia , la sua società commerciale del carbone aveva una posizione di leadership nel mercato occupato dalla monarchia asburgica , fu nominato cavaliere nel 1878 dall' Imperatore Francesco Giuseppe I .
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Princess Elsa of Liechtenstein. Elsa (born Elisabeth Sarolta von Gutmann; 6 January 1875 – 28 September 1947) was Princess of Liechtenstein from 1929 to 1938 as the wife of Prince Franz I of Liechtenstein. [1] Early life. Elisabeth (also known as Elsa) was born at Vienna, Austria-Hungary.
Elisabeth von Gutmann, detta Elsa, è stata principessa consorte del Liechtenstein dal 1929 al 1938, come moglie di Francesco I. Introduzione Elisabeth von Gutmann Biografia Infanzia Primo matrimonio Secondo matrimonio Vedovanza e morte
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Elsa von Gutmann (eigentlich Elisabeth; * 6. Januar 1875 in Wien; † 28. September 1947 in Vitznau) war Fürstin von Liechtenstein. Biografie. Sie war die Tochter von Wilhelm Isak, Ritter von Gutmann sowie dessen zweiter Frau Ida Wodianer und wurde 1875 in
(Cernohorský von Boskowitz) 1575 1590 20 December 1608 husband's creation as sovereign prince: 6 June 1625 Karl I: Johanna Beatrix von Dietrichstein-Nikolsburg: Maximilian II, Prince von Dietrichstein-Nikolsburg (Dietrichstein-Nikolsburg) 1625 6 August 1644 26 March 1676 Karl Eusebius: Erdmuthe Maria Theresia Maria von Dietrichstein-Nikolsburg
14 apr 2019 · Elisabeth von Gutmann, Princess Elsa of Liechtenstein. by Susan Flantzer © Unofficial Royalty 2019. Credit – Wikipedia. Elisabeth von Gutmann, also known as Elsa, was born on January 6, 1875, in Vienna, Austria, the daughter of Wilhelm Isaak Wolf, Ritter of Gutmann (Ritter means Knight) and his second wife Ida Wodianer.
