Finding True Love After a Broken Engagement, The Life Story of Princess Hilda of Luxembourg

Today's video features Princess Hilda of Luxembourg. Born in 1897, Princess Hilda was the third child of Grand Duke William IV of Luxembourg and Infanta Marie Anne of Portugal. William IV eventually had six daughters, which led the parliament to amend the succession law to grant the princesses minimal inheritance rights, but that came later. At the time of Hilda's birth, William IV and his wife were still striving to have a son. It was not until the birth of their sixth daughter, Sophie, five years later, that they finally accepted the reality.

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Interesting and complicated story. I must agree with your closing statement, for Hilda, fate did indeed make the best arrangement!

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Lovely videos. Thank you.

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Hilda married Prince Adolf of Schwarzenberg, who was a staunch Czech patriot and anti Nazi. He was exiled by the Soviet puppet regime in Czechoslovakua and died in 1950.
Unfortunately the couple had no children. Adolf adopted a distant cousin Heinroch, and his daughter Elisabet Petzold now claims the Schwarzenberg estates.

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HRH Princess Hilda of Luxembourg 🇱🇺 was a royal cutie pie 🥰 and wish to meet the whole Luxembourgish royal family one day in my life and in the near future ❤

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5:11 1820s??

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How about princesses or princes of Luxembourg?