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Charlotte Of VALENTINOIS, 1898–1977?> (aged 79 years)
- Name
- Charlotte Of /VALENTINOIS/
- Surname
- VALENTINOIS
- Given names
- Charlotte Of
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1870–1949
Birth: 12 July 1870
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— Baden, Germany Death: 9 May 1949 — Monaco |
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mother |
1867–1930
Birth: 9 May 1867
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— Constantine, Algeria, North Africa Death: 24 September 1930 |
herself |
1898–1977
Birth: 30 September 1898
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— Constantine, Algeria, North Africa Death: 16 November 1977 — Paris, Seine, France |
husband |
1895–1964
Birth: 24 October 1895
— Constantine, Algeria, North Africa Death: 10 November 1964 |
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herself |
1898–1977
Birth: 30 September 1898
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— Constantine, Algeria, North Africa Death: 16 November 1977 — Paris, Seine, France |
daughter |
Princess Antoinette Louise Grimaldi of MONACO
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1923–2005
Birth: 31 May 1923
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— Monaco Death: 6 April 2005 — Monaco |
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Unique identifier
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9F524A6CC98AA74A9BB4659A0D4353FBD782
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Princess Charlotte of Monaco Charlotte Grimaldi (September 30, 1898 - November 15, 1977) was a Princess of Monaco. Born Charlotte Louise Juliette Louvet in Constantine, Algeria, she was the illegitimate daughter of Marie Juliette Louvet (1867 - 1930), and Prince Louis II of Monaco (1870 - 1949). Charlotte's mother was married to, in 1885, Achille Delmaet, 1860-1914, a photographer. Later divorced, they had two children: Georges, 1884-1955, and Marguerite, 1886-1894. At some point, Louvet moved to Algeria, where she worked as a cabaret singer or a laundress (sources differ) and met the heir to the Monegasque throne. Though it is sometimes alleged that a marriage between the two occurred, Charlotte, born in 1898, was declared an illegitimate child. Though he took full responsibility for his daughter's upbringing, eventually Prince Louis left Juliette to return to his duties in Monaco. A political crisis loomed for the Prince because, without any other heir, the throne of Monaco would pass to the duke of Urach, a German prince, related through Prince Albert's aunt, Florestine. To ensure this did not happen, on November 15, 1911 a law was passed recognizing Charlotte as Louis's daughter, and making her part of the sovereign family. This law was later held to be invalid under the 1882 statutes. Thus another law was passed in 1918 modifying the statutes to allow the adoption of an heir, with succession rights. Charlotte was adopted by Louis in 1919, and became Charlotte Louise Juliette Grimaldi, Hereditary Princess of Monaco, and Duchess of Valentinois. Rainier-Charlotte-Antoinette |
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