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Maria Feodorovna in a sentence
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- Belongs to the word: maria
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She converted to Orthodoxy and became Grand Duchess Maria Feodorovna of Russia. (12 words)
He and Maria Feodorovna were officially crowned and anointed on 27 May 1883. (13 words)
She also was reported to have had a terrible relationship with her mother-in-law, Maria Feodorovna. (17 words)
The following year, a change in political circumstances allowed Maria Feodorovna to be welcomed to England by King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, Maria's first visit to England since 1873. (31 words)
The following year, Nicholas's mother (George's aunt) Maria Feodorovna (Dagmar of Denmark) and other members of the extended Russian imperial family were rescued from the Crimea by British ships. (31 words)
In 1912, Maria faced trouble with her youngest son, when he secretly married his mistress, much to the outrage and scandal of both Maria Feodorovna and Nicholas. (27 words)
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Tsarevna Lesser arms of Empress Maria Feodorovna Maria Feodorovna with Nicholas, George and Xenia, c. 1879 Maria Feodorovna was pretty and popular.
In 1912, Maria faced trouble with her youngest son, when he secretly married his mistress, much to the outrage and scandal of both Maria Feodorovna and Nicholas.
The following year, a change in political circumstances allowed Maria Feodorovna to be welcomed to England by King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, Maria's first visit to England since 1873.
He and Maria Feodorovna were officially crowned and anointed on 27 May 1883.
She also was reported to have had a terrible relationship with her mother-in-law, Maria Feodorovna.
She converted to Orthodoxy and became Grand Duchess Maria Feodorovna of Russia.
The following year, Nicholas's mother (George's aunt) Maria Feodorovna (Dagmar of Denmark) and other members of the extended Russian imperial family were rescued from the Crimea by British ships.