Dagmar

Engagements and marriage Princess Dagmar and her first fiancé Tsarevich Nicholas Tsarevich Alexander Alexandrovich of Russia and Princess Dagmar of Denmark.

Stevenson was being financially assisted through MI5, and Lahlum was being treated by von Gröning. citation During Chapman's stay in Norway he revealed to Dagmar that he was a British agent, but fortunately Dagmar was linked to the Norwegian resistance.

Helmi Dagmar Juvonen, an active player in the Northwest School throughout the 20th century, delivered a dose of unexpected humor and sincerity to the art movement's stoic, often sexist approach.

However, the fraudster used this code to take control of the victim’s phone number, subsequently gaining access to their internet banking and stealing CZK 850,000, according to police spokesperson Dagmar Brožová.

Ms. Horváthová (Dagmar Havlová), a neurotic flibbertigibbet of late middle age who, we eventually learn, has a druggie son who steals money from the neighbors.

SKIPTON Golf Club’s retiring Men’s Captain Roger Moore, current Ladies Captain Lorraine Raeburn and her predecessor Dagmar Hecker-Woodhead have handed over a cheque for £7,606.34 to Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice in Oxenhope.

Dagmar Turner, 53, played the violin as doctors at King’s College Hospital in London attempted to remove a brain tumor she’s been battling since 2013.

Last December, the spokesperson for the Stasi Records Agency, Dagmar Hovestadt, visited Ireland and about what Ireland could learn from this approach.

Sister to the much-loved Hotel Diplomat, Villa Dagmar will have the Östermalmshallen food hall integrated into the hotel.

Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, August 3, 1917, she was the daughter of the late George and Dagmar Christianson.

Dagmar and Bean had a conversation about secrets that Bean needed to know.

Elfo's corpse plummeted down the waterfall after he was knocked out of his casket by the "Queen Fight" between Queen Dagmar and Queen Oona.

Yeah, I'm betting this is one of Dagmar Shaw's stunts.

Alexandra shared a draughty attic bedroom with her sister, Dagmar (later Empress of Russia), made her own clothes and waited at table along with her sisters.

At first Alexander refused to travel to Copenhagen, declaring that he did not love Dagmar and his desire to marry Maria.

Dagmar's eldest brother would succeed his father as King Frederick VIII of Denmark (one of whose sons would be elected as King of Norway ).

Dagmar served a six-month prison sentence for consorting with an apparently German officer: thinking that Chapman was dead, she was unable to prove that he was a British agent.

Dagmar was distraught after her young fiancé's death.

Growing up, she was known by the name Dagmar.

In 1864, Nicholas, or "Nixa" as he was known in his family, went to Denmark where he was betrothed to Dagmar.