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formerly Elisabeth,
Duchess of Anhalt, (3
September 1903 – 5
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German actress and the first...
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Ballenstedt Castle on 3
March 1927,
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September 1903 – Berlin-Zehlendorf, 5
January 1971), a daughter...
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Whitfield 2004, p. 22.
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Retrieved 11
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Commercial Agriculture, the
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Towards an
Atlanticwide Perspective', in
Robin Law and
Silke Strickrodt (eds.),
Ports of the
Slave Trade (Bights of
Benin and Biafra) (University...
- Saxe-Altenburg 13
September – 12
November 1918
Duchy of
Anhalt Elisabeth Strickrodt 3
March 1927
Ballenstedt (morganatic,
annulled 1929) no
children Edda-Charlotte...
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Joachim Ernest II 11
January 1901 1918 18
February 1947
Anhalt Elisabeth Strickrodt 3
March 1927
Ballenstedt (morganatic,
annulled 1929) no
children Edda-Charlotte...
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Ascania 1036 – 1918
Duchy of
Anhalt 1863 – 1918 Spouse: (1)
Elisabeth Strickrodt, (2)
Editha Marwitz von
Stephani Children: (1)
Princess Alexandra, (2)...
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distribution and
mineral endowment"
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Atlantic World: The
Western Slave...
