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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Helene_von_VetseraHelene von Vetsera - Wikipedia

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   Baroness Helene von Vetsera ( née Baltazzi; 1847 – 1 February 1925) was an Austrian noblewoman. She was the daughter of a wealthy lawyer and financial advisor, and she married Albin von Vetsera in 1864. She became a baroness when her husband was created a baron in 1870.

2. www.thejournal.ie › vetsera-mystery-mayerlingThe mystery of 'Mayerling: 126-year-old letters penned by ...

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   Aug 2, 2015 · “PLEASE FORGIVE ME for what I’ve done, I could not resist love.” These are the final dramatic words of Baroness Mary Vetsera, whose farewell letters were discovered in a...

3. www.historyofroyalwomen.com › empress-elisabethMary Vetsera - The "pure angel" who accompanied Rudolf into ...

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   Mar 19, 2022 · Baroness Mary Vetsera was born on 19 March 1871 as the daughter of Albin Freiherr (Baron) von Vetsera and Helene Baltazzi. Her parents’ marriage was not a love match but rather one that was advantageous for both – Helene was rich, and Albin had a title. Albin was also 22 years older than Helene.

4. www.thehistoryblog.com › archives › 37762Mary Vetsera’s suicide notes found in Vienna bank – The ...

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   Aug 1, 2015 · Quotes from a number of these letters are contained in Frederic Morton’s book A Nervous Splendour, published by Penguin in 1979. While it is very interesting to see these letters physically I was under the impression that their contents and wording have been known for decades.

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5. www.lollydaskal.com › leadership › the-100-bestThe 100 Best Leadership Quotes of All Time - Lolly Daskal

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   The 100 Best Leadership Quotes of All Time. Life is about discovering who we are; leading is about striving to become better than we are, and helping everything and everyone around us to become better too. Let these words inspire you, motivate you, encourage you and empower you to be the best you can be. 1.

6. www.timetravel-vienna.at › en › mary-vetsera-aMary Vetsera – a voluntary death in the name of love

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   Oct 13, 2022 · Who was Baroness Mary Vetsera? What did she have in common with Crown Prince Rudolf? Why did she decide to commit suicide at the age of 17? Why was she buried several times?

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   What did Mary Vetsera say to Rudolf?

   • “PLEASE FORGIVE ME for what I’ve done, I could not resist love.” These are the final dramatic words of Baroness Mary Vetsera, whose farewell letters were discovered in a bank vault in Vienna 126 years after she famously died by suicide with Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria.

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   Who was Baroness Mary Vetsera?

   • Baroness Mary Vetsera was born on 19 March 1871 as the daughter of Albin Freiherr (Baron) von Vetsera and Helene Baltazzi. Her parents’ marriage was not a love match but rather one that was advantageous for both – Helene was rich, and Albin had a title. Albin was also 22 years older than Helene. Mary was the third of four children.

   Mary Vetsera - The "pure angel" who accompanied Rudolf into the other

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   What happened to Mary Vetsera?

   • The bodies of Mary Vetsera, two months shy of turning 18, and the 30-year-old crown prince were discovered in January 1889 at a hunting lodge in the Viennese woods near the town of Mayerling. The exact circumstances of their suicide-pact, commonly referred to as the “Mayerling incident”, still remain unclear.

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   Why did Helmut Flatzelsteiner remove Vetsera's remains?

   • In 1991, Vetsera's remains were disturbed again, this time by Helmut Flatzelsteiner, a Linz furniture dealer obsessed with the Mayerling incident who removed them for a forensic examination at his expense, which took place in February 1993.

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   How old was Vetsera when he married Rudolf?

   • In 1888, Vetsera became infatuated with Crown Prince Rudolf (1858–1889), a married man 13 years her senior, after returning from Cairo following the death of her father. In November of that year, she managed to meet him and soon they began an affair. She was 17 and he was 30.

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   Did Vetsera die from a bullet?

   • Upon careful examination, Holler found no sign of a bullet wound on the skeleton. The skull cavity showed signs of trauma, which could have been inflicted by the grave robbers, or could indicate that Vetsera had died from a blow to her skull and not by the hands of the crown prince.

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8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Baroness_Mary_VetseraBaroness Mary Vetsera - Wikipedia

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   Albin Freiherr von Vetsera. Helene Baltazzi. Baroness Marie Alexandrine "Mary" von Vetsera (19 March 1871 – 30 January 1889) was an Austrian noblewoman and the mistress of Rudolf, Crown Prince of Austria. Vetsera and the crown prince were found dead at his hunting lodge in Mayerling on 30 January 1889, following an apparent murder-suicide ...