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- Marie Valerie spent most of her childhood with her mother in Hungary, which led the Austrians calling her “the Hungarian child”.
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Apr 13, 2017 · Marie Valerie spent most of her childhood with her mother in Hungary, which led the Austrians calling her “the Hungarian child”. Elisabeth openly showed her affection towards her daughter and even let her stay with her when the German Emperor came to visit.
The issue was avoided when she gave birth to a daughter, Marie Valerie Mathilde Amalie (1868–1924). Dubbed the "Hungarian child", she was born in Buda 10 months after her parents' coronation and baptised there in April. Determined to bring up this last child by herself, Elisabeth finally had her way.
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May 30, 2022 · Marie Valerie was therefore called the “Hungarian child”. What Sisi missed with her first three children, due to her own youth and the many absences from the Viennese court, she now wanted to make up for. Sisi took care of Marie Valerie’s upbringing at Gödöllö Castle and spoke only Hungarian to her. Their laws, which had little to do ...
Feb 27, 2011 · She was raised by her mother, who insisted that Marie Valerie become the family's "Hungarian" child, and her first language was to be Hungarian. She was very shy as a child and this spelled "trouble" for her as she was deemed as distant and haughty, and certain ladies at court disliked the fact that she was a "Hungarian" child.
Known as the ‘Hungarian child’, Marie Valerie was brought up with Hungarian as her first language, dearly loved and idolized by Elisabeth. The empress was now able to live out her role as mother unopposed. Martin Mutschlechner. Conte Corti, Egon Caesar: Elisabeth. Die seltsame Frau, Wien 1942. Hamann, Brigitte: Elisabeth.
Feb 20, 2024 · The issue was avoided when she gave birth to a daughter, Marie Valerie (1868–1924). Dubbed the "Hungarian child", she was born in Buda-Pest ten months after her parents' coronation and baptised there in April.
This short happy period resulted in the birth of Archduchess Marie Valerie (22 April 1868). Sisi referred to her youngest daughter as the Hungarian child and had a solid relationship with. Marie Valerie was the only child she was allowed to raise herself and keep with her on her many travels.
