Victoria of Baden
1862 to 1930
9 documented presences
7 places
Quo Fuit places 9 dated presences for Victoria of Baden across 7 places, from 1862 to 1930. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Victoria of Baden (7 August 1862 – 4 April 1930) was Queen of Sweden from 8 December 1907 until her death in 1930 as the wife of King Gustaf V.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Victoria of Baden was documented, and when
7 August 1862exact date
Karlsruheattested
“Princess Victoria was born on 7 August 1862 at Karlsruhe Palace, Baden.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1908year
Berlinattested
“In 1908, Victoria made an official visit to Berlin with Gustaf, where she was made an honorary Prussian Colonel of the 34th (Pomeranian) Fusiliers by her cousin Wilhelm II.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1918year
Swedenattested
“Victoria's political influence was founded upon the power position of her first cousin, the German Emperor and King of Prussia, and in 1918–19, after he was deposed, she lost all political influence in Sweden.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1921 to 1925period
Norrlandattested
“Queen Victoria spent a lot of her time abroad for health reasons, as the Swedish climate was not considered good for her, and during her last years as queen, she was seldom present in Sweden: she participated in an official visit to Norr…”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1921 to 1925period
Dalarnaattested
“Queen Victoria spent a lot of her time abroad for health reasons, as the Swedish climate was not considered good for her, and during her last years as queen, she was seldom present in Sweden: she participated in an official visit to Norr…”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1921 to 1925period
Swedenattested
“Queen Victoria spent a lot of her time abroad for health reasons, as the Swedish climate was not considered good for her, and during her last years as queen, she was seldom present in Sweden: she participated in an official visit to Norr…”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1921 to 1925period
Finlandattested
“Queen Victoria spent a lot of her time abroad for health reasons, as the Swedish climate was not considered good for her, and during her last years as queen, she was seldom present in Sweden: she participated in an official visit to Norr…”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
4 April 1930exact date
Swedenattested
“Her final visit to Sweden was on her husband's 70th birthday in June 1928, and Queen Victoria died on 4 April 1930 in her home Villa Svezia in Rome aged 67.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
4 April 1930exact date
Romeattested
“Her final visit to Sweden was on her husband's 70th birthday in June 1928, and Queen Victoria died on 4 April 1930 in her home Villa Svezia in Rome aged 67.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
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Places Victoria of Baden is documented in
Sweden3 presences · 1918 to 1930Berlin1 presence · 1908Finland1 presence · 1921Karlsruhe1 presence · 1862Rome1 presence · 1930
Dalarna1 presence · 1921
Norrland1 presence · 1921
Other places tied to Victoria of Baden in the record
In each of these, a source puts Victoria of Baden and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Victoria of Baden was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
20 September 1881exact date
Karlsruhementioned
“On 20 September 1881 in Karlsruhe Princess Victoria married Crown Prince Gustaf of Sweden and Norway, the son of King Oscar II of Sweden and Norway and Sofia of Nassau.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1 October 1881exact date
Stockholmmentioned
“The marriage was popular in Sweden, where she was called "The Vasa Princess" because of her descent from the old Vasa dynasty, and she received a very elaborate welcome on the official cortege into Stockholm 1 October 1881.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1 October 1881exact date
Swedenmentioned
“The marriage was popular in Sweden, where she was called "The Vasa Princess" because of her descent from the old Vasa dynasty, and she received a very elaborate welcome on the official cortege into Stockholm 1 October 1881.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1 February 1882exact date
Oslomentioned
“On 1 February 1882, Victoria and Gustaf visited Oslo, where they were welcomed with a procession of 3,000 torch bearers.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1890 to 1892period
Egyptmentioned
“In 1890–1891, Victoria and Gustaf travelled to Egypt in an attempt to repair their relationship, but it did not succeed, allegedly due to Victoria's interest in one of the courtiers, and she repeated the trip to Egypt in 1891–1892.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
February 1891month
Egyptmentioned
“File:River Nile at Shellal in Egypt, on 15th of February 1891.jpg|"The river Nile at Shellal, photograph taken in the late afternoon on the 15th of February 1891." Photo: Queen Victoria of Sweden.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
February 1891month
Shellalmentioned
“File:River Nile at Shellal in Egypt, on 15th of February 1891.jpg|"The river Nile at Shellal, photograph taken in the late afternoon on the 15th of February 1891." Photo: Queen Victoria of Sweden.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1901year
Caprimentioned
“While initially hesitant, in the autumn of 1901 she travelled to Capri, arriving to an official welcome and a crowd that escorted her from the Marina Grand to the Hotel Paradise.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1905 to 1912period
Italymentioned
“Victoria was deeply conservative in her views and resented the dissolution of the Swedish-Norwegian union in 1905, the Great Strike of 1909, and the 1911 election victory of the radicals and the Socialists as well as the liberals, and wh…”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1928year
Swedenmentioned
“The visit to Finland was her last official appearance as queen; although she did visit Sweden for her husband's birthday in 1928, she did not show herself to the public.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
1928year
Finlandmentioned
“The visit to Finland was her last official appearance as queen; although she did visit Sweden for her husband's birthday in 1928, she did not show herself to the public.”
source: Wikipedia: Victoria of Baden
Documented at the same place, the same year
Lise MeitnerSweden · 1921Urho KekkonenHelsinki · 1921Carl Gustaf Emil MannerheimSweden · 1918Michel FokineSweden · 1918Michael Collins (astronaut)Rome · 1930Albert I of BelgiumRome · 1930Nino RotaRome · 1930Marcel LefebvreRome · 1930Gino SeveriniRome · 1930Princess Clémentine of BelgiumRome · 1930Konstantin StanislavskiGermany · 1908Fedor von BockGermany · 1908
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