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- Dunkelgrafen abstract "The Dunkelgrafen (French : Comte et Comtesse des Ténèbres) - « Dark Counts » in German -is the nickname given by the locals to a wealthy couple who resided from February 1807 until their death in the vicinity of Hildburghausen, Thuringia, mainly in the castle of Eishausen where they settled in 1810. The man presented himself as Count Vavel de Versay and kept the woman’s identity secret, making only clear that they were neither married nor lovers. They led a secretive life, particularly the Countess who ventured out only in a carriage or with a veil covering her face. At her death (November 28, 1837) she was inhumated very fast, possibly without a religious service. The Count - later identified as Leonardus Cornelius van der Valck (born 22 September 1769 in Amsterdam), secretary in the Dutch embassy in Paris from July 1798 to April 1799 - gave her name as Sophie Botta, single woman from Westphalia ; according to the Dr Lommler, the physician who constated her death, she looked about 60 years of age. The Count stayed in the castle and died there in April 8, 1845.The mysterious couple sparked much interest and speculations about the identity of the Countess started early on. The most notable – with very few support from historians though – proposes that she would be the true Marie-Thérèse, daughter of Marie Antoinette, imprisoned in the Temple and supposedly redeemed in 1795 in exchange for French prisoners. According to this hypothesis, Marie-Thérèse, traumatized by her trials or pregnant by rape, would have refused to go back in the world ; her half sister, Ernestine Lambriquet, would have taken her place.According to her lady in waiting Mme von Heimbruch, Mary of Hanover believed that she was a Princess of Condé.The Dunkelgrafen are the theme of numerous historical essays and fictions in German and French.In 2014 her gravesite was excavated to confirm her identity.".
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageExternalLink www.madame-royale.de.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageExternalLink 4837657-hintergrund-4597835.html.
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- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageRevisionID "674660075".
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Amsterdam.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Category:1837_deaths.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Category:1845_deaths.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Category:Dutch_diplomats.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Category:Year_of_birth_missing.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Hildburghausen.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Marie-Thérèse-Charlotte_of_France.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Marie_Antoinette.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Marie_Thérèse_of_France.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Marie_of_Saxe-Altenburg.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Princes_of_Condé.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Temple_(Paris).
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Thuringia.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLink Westphalia.
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLinkText "Dark Countess".
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLinkText "Dark Counts".
- Dunkelgrafen wikiPageWikiLinkText "Dunkelgrafen".
- Dunkelgrafen hasPhotoCollection Dunkelgrafen.
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- Dunkelgrafen subject Category:1837_deaths.
- Dunkelgrafen subject Category:1845_deaths.
- Dunkelgrafen subject Category:Dutch_diplomats.
- Dunkelgrafen subject Category:Year_of_birth_missing.
- Dunkelgrafen hypernym Nickname.
- Dunkelgrafen type Person.
- Dunkelgrafen type Diplomat.
- Dunkelgrafen type Relation.
- Dunkelgrafen type Theory.
- Dunkelgrafen type Diplomat.
- Dunkelgrafen type Thing.
- Dunkelgrafen comment "The Dunkelgrafen (French : Comte et Comtesse des Ténèbres) - « Dark Counts » in German -is the nickname given by the locals to a wealthy couple who resided from February 1807 until their death in the vicinity of Hildburghausen, Thuringia, mainly in the castle of Eishausen where they settled in 1810. The man presented himself as Count Vavel de Versay and kept the woman’s identity secret, making only clear that they were neither married nor lovers.".
- Dunkelgrafen label "Dunkelgrafen".
- Dunkelgrafen sameAs Dunkelgräfin.
- Dunkelgrafen sameAs Obskuraj_gegrafoj.
- Dunkelgrafen sameAs Comtesse_des_Ténèbres.
- Dunkelgrafen sameAs m.04csnqp.
- Dunkelgrafen sameAs Q691773.
- Dunkelgrafen sameAs Q691773.
- Dunkelgrafen wasDerivedFrom Dunkelgrafen?oldid=674660075.
- Dunkelgrafen isPrimaryTopicOf Dunkelgrafen.