Princess Viktoria Luise of Prussia

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Princess Viktoria Luise of Prussia (1910)
Princess Viktoria Luise of Prussia (1910)
German Royalty
House of Hohenzollern
William I (1861-1888)
Children
   Frederick III
   Princess Louise
Frederick III (1888)
Children
   William II
   Princess Charlotte
   Prince Heinrich
   Prince Sigismund
   Princess Viktoria
   Prince Waldemar
   Princess Sophie
   Princess Margaret
Grandchildren
   Prince Waldemar
   Prince Sigismund
   Prince Heinrich
William II (1888-1918)
Children
   Crown Prince Wilhelm
   Prince Eitel Friedrich
   Prince Adalbert
   Prince August Wilhelm
   Prince Oskar
   Prince Joachim
   Princess Viktoria Luise

Princess Viktoria Luise (Viktoria Luise Adelheid Mathilde Charlotte) (13 September 1892 at Marble Palace near Potsdam11 December 1980 at Hanover), Duchess of Brunswick, was the only daughter and the seventh child of German Emperor William II and Empress Augusta Viktoria. At the time of her death, she was their last surviving child. She was 141st in line to the succession of the British Royal throne.

On May 24, 1913 in Berlin, Viktoria married Ernest Augustus III, Duke of Brunswick, which was one of the last great social events of European royalty before World War I. They had five children:

[edit] Publications

  • Ein Leben als Tochter des Kaisers (Life as a daughter of the Emperor)
  • Im Strom der Zeit (In the stream of time)
  • Bilder der Kaiserzeit (Pictures from the reign of the Emperor)
  • Vor 100 Jahren (100 years ago)
  • Die Kronprinzessin (The crown princess - Cecilie, Duchess of Mecklenburg Schwerin)
  • Deutschlands letzte Kaiserin (The last empress of Germany - her mother, Augusta Viktoria)

[edit] Pop Culture

“Die Prinzessin von Preussen” (The Princess of Prussia, Viktoria Luise) by artist Shaun von Knasick of the band Star Chamber released on Toten Troll Records, London, England, 2003.