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worldoftheromanovs · 18 days
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Prince Louis of Battenberg, Princess Louise of Battenberg, Prince Waldemar of Prussia, Grand Duchess Eleonore of Hesse, Princess Irene of Prussia and Grand Duchess Olga onboard the Standart, 16th July 1909
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EXTREMELY rare photo of Prince Waldemar of Prussia, youngest son of Emperor Fredrick III of Germany and Victoria Princess Royal, 1878 🤍
Source: Hessian State Archives
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romanovsonelastdance · 7 months
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"Aunt Irene" with her husband and sons.
From left: Princess Irene, Prince Sigismund, Prince Waldemar, and Prince Heinrich (Henry).
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ykzzr · 18 days
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Ernst Louis, Grand Duke of Hesse and by Rhine, his wife Victoria, Grand Duchess of Hesse and by Rhine and their daughter Princess Elisabeth of Hesse and by Rhine, his sisters and their children, Princess Victoria of Battenberg, her two daughters Princesses Alice and Louise, her sons Prince George of Battenberg, the Princess of Prussia, her sons Princes Waldemar and Sigismund of Prussia, Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodrovna. Wolfsgarten 1896.
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Miniatures of 4 of Queen Victoria’s Grandchildren by Joseph Hartmann
1st photo: Princess Elisabeth of Hesse and By Rhine- painted in 1870
2nd photo: Prince Friedrich “Frittie” of Hesse and By Rhine- painted in 1872
3rd photo: Princess Viktoria “Moretta” of Prussia- painted in 1872
4th photo: Prince Waldemar of Prussia- painted in 1873
*images from The Royal Collection Trust*
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Prince Waldemar of Prussia in April of 1868.
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colorizedhistory · 4 months
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oldtimeroyals · 7 months
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Crown Princess Victoria of Prussia with her son Waldemar
from Schloss Fasanerie IG
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thehessiansisters · 4 months
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Portrait of Princess Henry of Prussia with her sons, Princes Sigismund and Waldemar of Prussia, 1906.
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Princess Elisabeth of Hesse with her maternal cousins, from left to right: Grand Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna in Princess Alice of Battenberg's arms, Princess Louise of Battenberg, Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna, Prince George of Battenberg, Prince Waldemar of Prussia with his brother Prince Sigismund in his arms. Kranichstein, 14 October 1897.
Close-up of Elisabeth, on the far right, holding a little bouquet of flowers:
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source: Hessisches Staatsarchiv Darmstadt
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krasivaa · 9 months
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Princess Ella of Hesse and by Rhine (Grand Duchess Elisabeth Feodorovna of Russia), Princess Alix of Hesse and by Rhine (Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna of Russia, with their nephew Prince Waldemar of Prussia, son of Princess Irene.
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otmaaromanovas · 1 year
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Which prospect do you think Has a higher chance with alexei ? Princess Ileana of Romania or Princess Elizabeth of Greece and Denmark?
Hi! Thanks for the question and I'm so sorry for the very late reply!
This is a difficult one to answer as it's all guesswork.
In terms of wider family relations, it appears that no one really liked Carol (I don't blame them!!) when they visited in 1913, and Queen Marie of Romania wasn't particularly enthusiastic about Alix in her memoirs. She also explicitly said that she did NOT want to have someone with haemophilia in her family due to the suffering it brings. She mentioned being concerned about Carol marrying one of OTMA because of the possibility they could be a carrier of the haemophilia gene. I don’t know if she knew that Alexei had haemophilia when she knew the Romanov family, but I think she might have avoided the match if she was aware. Although any of Alexei's children wouldn't have had haemophilia (only passes through the female line), the chance of him passing from a fatal attack at any moment certainly wouldn't be ideal for a marriage match.
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Elizabeth and Alexei were very close in age, and there are some very sweet anecdotes about them meeting when they were children. Elizabeth's mother was Russian, which might have made the match more favourable. Also, they seemed to know each other far better than Alexei did Ileana, as Elizabeth and her family visited Russia pretty much yearly. Because of Marie of Romania's fears about haemophilia, and her dislike (and pitying) of Alix, I think that the match with Elizabeth would have been more favourable.
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Which also brings up the fact that many boys that suffered from haemophilia sadly didn't live long into adulthood. Alix's brother Frittie passed away after an accident where he fell out of a window, and Henry of Prussia (Alix's nephew) passed away after falling off a chair. Tragically, most children died before they reached their teenage years. Some people with haemophilia lived considerably longer, though. Prince Waldemar of Prussia (a cousin) lived to age 59, until he passed away due to a lack of medical supplies for a blood transfusion. Alfonso of Spain died when he was 31 after a minor car crash caused internal bleeding, and his brother Gonzalo also passed away after a minor car accident, aged only 19. Most famously, Prince Leopold, son of Queen Victoria, died from a fall that resulted in cerebral haemorrhage.
We will never know for certain, I'm afraid, but those are my thoughts! What does anyone else think?
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worldoftheromanovs · 1 year
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Olga Nikolaevna, Irene of Prussia, Eleonore of Hesse, Louise of Battenberg, Waldemar and Louis Mountbatten onboard the Standart July-August, 1909
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Crown Princess Victoria of Prussia with her son, Prince Waldemar of Prussia, 1868.
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colorizedhistory · 6 months
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