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1772: 814:. In Württemberg, there were crop failures which gave rise to food prices. In the winter of 1816/1817, famine broke out. To alleviate the plight, the government fixed maximum prices for food, made exporting difficult and later banned it. Large amounts of grain were brought from outside the country. The famine was alleviated by the King and Queen, whose policies were aimed at long-term improvement in the economic situation of all social classes. William implemented agricultural reforms, while Catherine devoted her care to the poor. On 20 November 1818 William set up an Agricultural Academy in Hohenheim to radically improve general nutrition in the kingdom through teaching, experimentation and demonstration and, in so doing, laid the foundation for the 1961: 29: 1572:
Festival), it was therefore the 1st Cannstatter Volksfest. 200 years later Cannstatter Volksfest and the 100th Landwirtschaftliches Hauptfest are celebrated with a historical Volksfest on Stuttgart's Schlossplatz square. Cannstatter Volksfest and the 100th Landwirtschaftliches Hauptfest (an agricultural show)—the founding of the biggest festival in "Ländle", as the state of Baden-Württemberg is affectionately known, by King William I and his wife Katharina will be remembered in the heart of Stuttgart on the Schlossplatz square from 26 September to 3 October 2018. At the Historical Volksfest 2018 with King William I and his wife Katharina (actors) will be dressed in historical costumes dating back to 1818.
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had only 99 deputies and did not reach a quorum according to its own rules. On 18 June the Württemberg army occupied the parliamentary chamber before the session started. The deputies reacted by organising an impromptu protest march which was promptly squashed by the soldiers without bloodshed. Those deputies that were not from Württemberg were expelled.
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and 19 years his junior. The wedding took place on 19 April 1820 at Stuttgart. Pauline tended to be rather pious and was a prude. For example, when her daughter was to be painted naked as a baby, Pauline refused it. The beginning of the marriage was outwardly harmonious and the royal couple undertook
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William's marriage looked happy to outsiders, but in actuality was completely shattered. He was constantly accompanied by his mistress, Amalie, on private visits. He did not trust his son, Prince Charles, to takeover governmental functions; Charles's homosexual inclinations troubled him. He was very
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On 17 June the president of the parliament was informed that the Württemberg government was no longer in a position to tolerate the meetings that had moved to its territory, nor the activities of the regency elected on the 6th, anywhere in Stuttgart or Württemberg. At this point, the rump parliament
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In 1846 and 1847, poor harvests in Württemberg gave rise to famine and increased emigration. The relatively satisfied mood of the population became sour. Liberal and democratic demands were expressed more forcefully. In January 1848 a protest in Stuttgart called for an all-German Federal Parliament,
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is a breed of pig. On the orders of King William I, these "masked" pigs were imported from Central China in 1820/21, in order to improve pig breeding in the Kingdom of Württemberg. Cross-breeding local breeds with these "Chinese pigs" was particularly successful within stocks of domestic pigs in the
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River. The defending force included an Austrian brigade. The first French attacks in the morning were driven off, but by the mid-afternoon Napoleon was on the scene with 30,000 troops and 70 cannons. Frederick William ordered a retreat, but the movement quickly degenerated into a mad dash for safety
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On 2 July William returned to Stuttgart. In August 1849 elections were held for a Constituent Assembly in which the democrats reached the majority against the moderate liberals. While the liberals called for the right to an income level and assets, the democrats demanded universal, equal and direct
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King Frederick died on 30 October 1816, at 1:30 am. On the same day, Catherine, who already had two sons from her first marriage, gave birth to their daughter Marie Friederike Charlotte. Although in King Frederick's declining years, he and his son no longer had any political and personal conflicts,
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After returning to Württemberg in 1801, Frederick William and his brother Paul began liaisons with the daughters of the landscape architect, Konradin von Abel. Frederick William fell in love with Therese von Abel, four years his senior. At that time there were clashes between Duke Frederick and the
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in 1785, the relationship between the parents continued to deteriorate. Augusta sought sanctuary from her abusive marriage and asked the Empress for protection in 1786. Catherine forced Frederick and his children to leave Russia and placed Augusta in the custody of a former royal huntsman, Reinhold
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On 28 September 1818, one day after the king's 36th birthday, a big agricultural festival with horse races and prize-giving for outstanding cattle-breeding achievements was celebrated on the so-called Cannstatter Wasen site. Named the "Landwirtschaftliche Fest zu Kannstadt" (Kannstadt Agricultural
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in Stuttgart. Following its view of itself as the legitimate German parliament, the rump parliament called for tax resistance and military resistance against those states that did not accept the Paulskirche Constitution. Since this view also diminished the autonomy of Württemberg, and the Prussian
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a solid wooden column was built, which was replaced two years later by the central stone "Jubiläumssäule" (Jubilee Pillar). The whole town was decorated, fireworks were set off in the evening and bonfires were made all around the country. William was celebrated by patriotic poems and songs in the
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to be regent. The parliament proposed, on 8 March 1849, that Frederick William of Prussia should be elected Emperor of Germany. Römer advised William to accept this choice, but if Frederick William refused, Römer advised William he had a good chance of being elected emperor himself. This flattery
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and she was buried in 1824. To cover up the circumstances of her death he tried to obtain her letters, which he suspected contained information about his love affairs. The main political reason for this was so Württemberg's relationship with Russia would not be strained. William wrote in a letter
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was also simplified and he reduced the colours of the state flag of black, red and gold, to simply black and red. He also announced an amnesty for civil and military prisoners. William dismissed most of the ministers of state, made the Privy Council his government and gave new senior positions at
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suggested a coup against Elector Frederick, in which his son was to replace him, but Frederick William opposed the suggestion. This act is regarded as the main reason for William's subsequent aversion to Napoleon. Frederick refused to involve his son in the affairs of state, but gave him his own
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Duke Frederick's relationship with his son also deteriorated. Frederick William often rebelled against his upbringing and his father. In 1799, Frederick William's escape plans were discovered and his father had him temporarily arrested. After his release, Frederick William began studying at the
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as Minister of the Interior. He was a more compliant rubber stamp for William's restoration policy. The old constitution was re-enacted, the army was sworn in again on the king rather than the Constitution, corporal punishment was reintroduced in 1852 and the death penalty in 1853. Linden's
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in 1841, the kingdom was in excellent financial shape. On 27 September 1841 William celebrated his 60th birthday. On 28 September, a procession took place in Stuttgart with 10,390 participants, including 640 riders and 23 horses and wagons with teams of oxen from the entire kingdom. 200,000
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across the single bridge with French cavalry in hot pursuit. The Allies lost 2,600 killed and wounded, plus 3,400 soldiers and 15 field pieces captured. The French lost 2,000 but captured the vital bridge intact. The Württembergers reported 806 killed and wounded, not counting prisoners.
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King William became increasingly hard of hearing with age and underwent frequent treatment from the 1850s. In the autumn of 1863, his condition deteriorated. He had little contact with his family, whereas his mistress Amalie was constantly with him. He was often visited by the writer
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was a backdrop for liberal and democratic rallies, the call for banned political gatherings was answered. William moved to convene the parliament elected in 1831 for over a year until 15 January 1833. After the dissolution of parliament on 22 March, elections were held in April, and
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to a constitution on 25 September 1819. In his 48-year reign, the kingdom moved from one that was created from different denominational principalities and a heterogeneous agricultural country, into a constitutional state with a common identity and a well-organised management.
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abdicated and fled into exile to England, William recognised the urgency of the situation and tried the stop the revolution through concessions to the liberals and democrats. On 1 March he reinstated the liberal press law of 1817, which had been overturned previously by the
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From 1850 William led a reactionary policy. His experience in the revolution led him to reject generally representative governments. He wanted the people to be "free from the periodic fever of elections". On 2 July 1850 he set up a new government with the conservative
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from 16 to 19 October 1813, Württemberg moved to the side of the coalition against Napoleon. Frederick William then took over the command of the Army of Württemberg, which was reinforced by Austrian troops in November. On 30 December the army crossed the Rhine at
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King William I and his third wife Queen Pauline (above), with their children Crown Prince Charles (centre), Catherine (bottom left) and Augusta (bottom right) and the king's two daughters from his second marriage Princesses Sophie (centre left) and Marie (centre
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On 20 April 1849 the Chamber of Deputies voted in the Landtag with only two dissenting votes in favour of recognising the constitution drafted by the Frankfurt Parliament on 28 March 1849. William refused to do so and justified his refusal in a supplement to the
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While William did not mention his wife Pauline in his will, he made sure that his former mistresses Therese of Abel and Blanche La Flèche received pensions. Queen Pauline and King Charles insisted Amalie of Stubenrauch left court and she moved to an estate in
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William continued to maintain extramarital relationships with other women. When travelling to Italy, he continued to meet with Blanche La Flèche. In the late 1820s, the royal couple became increasingly alienated. William began a relationship with the actress
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had become possible in 1821, and the road network was expanded. Plans were produced for the construction of the first railways. William was very interested in the emerging industrialisation and visited, in 1837, the United Kingdom, the birthplace of the
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were incorporated into the Kingdom of Prussia. William's objective of mediatising these states into Württemberg therefore failed. The-then shattered relationship with Prussia was not normalised until 1852 with the resumption of diplomatic relations.
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customs union. William signed a Bavaria–Württemberg Customs Union (BWCU) in 1828, with mixed results. In 1828–34 the BWCU signed commercial agreements and then became full members of the German Customs Union. Seen now as a precursor of
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on 24 January 1814. One source asserted that IV Corps suffered 900 casualties in this combat while their Austrian allies lost 837. French losses were about 1,200. The IV Corps participated in the Allied victory over Napoleon at the
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of small countries in Germany to the four central states of Bavaria, Saxony, Hanover and Württemberg, which together should form a counterweight to the great powers of Prussia and Austria. It was suggested Württemberg should gain
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met. From this point, a Prussian envoy in Württemberg was established. At various times William was interested in forming a "Third Germany" of smaller states outside the control of Vienna and Berlin, but this never took form.
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Wilhelm von Pohlmann, by whom she allegedly later became pregnant. In the exhumation ordered by William himself, several years after, this was proven wrong. She died in 1788. In 1790, Frederick and his two sons moved to
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against Napoleon and was defeated and occupied within a few weeks. Napoleon wanted Württemberg to be bound to him closer by marriage. On 13 August 1807 Frederick William's sister, Catherine, married Napoleon's brother
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court headed by his friend, Ernst von Pfuel-Riepurr, who had accompanied him in his time out of the country. Frederick William took the time to further his education, including acquiring a knowledge of agriculture.
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in Baden. In June 1848, a new parliament was selected in which Römer's liberals again received the majority in the upper chamber. William visited Frankfurt in July 1848, where since 18 May that year the
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In the 1850s, the polarity between Prussia and Austria came to a head in Germany. William pursued a foreign policy strategy shifting alliances and agreements with the major European powers. In the
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Frederick William was eager to display a new era of political change and power. As such, he did away with his first name of Frederick and chose his second name of Wilhelm (William) as his
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With the fall of Napoleon, Frederick William took the opportunity to begin divorce proceedings from his wife. He had been in the United Kingdom in June 1814 with his cousin Grand Duchess
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between Russia, Austria and Prussia had ended on the outbreak of the Crimean War. On 27 September 1857 a meeting organised by William was held in Stuttgart between Napoléon III and Tsar
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at the court of his brother-in-law, Jérôme. Here he met Jérôme's former lover, Blanche La Flèche, Baroness of Keudelstein. He began an affair with her, which he later continued as king.
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Diplomatic relations between Württemberg and Prussia and Austria were also limited at this time. From 1836 William tried to better relations with Prussia. In September 1836 Prince
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in 1822, the great powers of Austria, Prussia and Russia launched an isolation on Württemberg. In the spring of 1823, diplomatic relations were broken off, the foreign minister,
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in the presence of his personal physician, Dr. Karl Alsatian, and a valet. On the morning of 30 June, in the presence of his son and successor, King Charles and his stepson
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On 24 January 1816, Frederick William married Catherine in St. Petersburg. The newly-weds stayed in Russia for a few months and arrived in Stuttgart on 13 April 1816.
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on his side, so Württemberg was forced, after some hesitation, to yield to French pressure and also enter into an alliance with Napoleon. The French Foreign Minister
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in December 1800. In 1803 he attained the rank of Imperial Major General. Contemporaries have credited him with profound military knowledge, courage and bravery.
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Decree of 5 October 1851 (reprinted in the Württemberg Official Gazette No. 247) and Act of 2 April 1852 (reprinted in the Württemberg Official Gazette No. 81)
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against Russia in 1830/1831 reinforced this trend. In December 1831, the Liberals won the elections to the second chamber of the Württemberg Landtag. At the
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suffrage for all adult men. At the end of October 1849 the king dismissed the government under Friedrich Römer. On 7 December 1849 the principalities of
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under Prussia in 1871, at the time it was hoped that stronger local economies would preserve the independence of the smaller states such as Württemberg.
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The 1830s were characterised by an economic boom in Württemberg. Agriculture, trade and crafts flourished and debt and taxes were down. Shipping on the
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In addition to his successful domestic policy, he pursued throughout his reign an ambition focused on German and European foreign policy. Alongside the
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newspapers. The celebrations and participation around the country expressed how the country had become unified and connected under William's reign.
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Toll, Harald Baron (1901). Prinzessin Auguste von Württemberg in Beiträgen zur Kunde Ehst-, Liv- und Kurlands, book 1. Vol. 4. pp. 81–83.
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until evening. Accordingly, the Crown Prince placed 8,500 foot soldiers, 1,000 horsemen and 26 artillery pieces on the north bank of the
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freedom of the press, freedom of association and assembly, introduction of jury trials and arming of the people. In February, a
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on 3 January 1819, with a lover (presumably Blanche La Fleche), she travelled back to Stuttgart. She died of complications from
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that he was considering abdication. He wanted his brother Paul to renounce his claim to the throne, in favour of Paul's son,
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died on 24 October 1793. He had ruled for 56 years and as he had no legitimate offspring, the duchy passed to his brothers,
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of 1848, he pursued reactionary policies that counteracted his liberal image from before the revolution. He died in 1864 at
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König Wilhelm und Königin Katharina von Württemberg. Studien zur höfischen Repräsentation im Spiegel der Hofdiarien.
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of Great Britain. They then began to look for a wife for Frederick William and potential brides included the
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The relationship between his mother and father was one of strife and discord. His father had entered the
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On 11 September 1805 Frederick William left Paris and returned (after a visit to his grandparents, the
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Soon after the death of Queen Catherine, William sought a new marriage. He looked again to a cousin,
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Bemerkungen über die Ständeversammlung in Deutschland und Vorschläge über die Art ihrer Verbesserung
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In stürmischen Zeiten – die Jugendjahre König Wilhelms I. von Württemberg ; historischer Roman
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from September 1814, where diplomats drew up a new Europe following Napoleon's downfall. After the
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on 6 March 1823 was received by the people and the royal family with great joy. Their third child
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Napoleon III, William I and Alexander II at the Meeting of the Two Emperors at Stuttgart in 1857.
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William's accession to the throne fell into a time of great economic hardship. In April 1815,
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After the Frankfurt Parliament had failed with the rejection of the German imperial crown by
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On 25 March, the main Allied army came upon a 19,000-man French corps by surprise in the
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in 1774, then moved shortly after William's birth to the service of the Russian Empress,
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Transfer of the body of William I, in the early morning hours of 30 June 1864, to the
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of 1830, the Liberals were buoyant in most of Europe, as well as in Württemberg. The
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official duties and many activities together. On 24 August 1821 their first daughter
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Upon William's accession, Württemberg was suffering crop failures and famine in the "
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on 30 March, 6,500 Württembergers fought, losing 160 killed, wounded and captured.
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In order to cultivate them for their wood, the King had some 5,000 Giant Sequoia (
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Das Tagebuch der Eveline von Massenbach. Hofdame der Königin Olga von Württemberg
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Die Verbesserung des Weinbaus in Württemberg unter König Wilhelm I. (1816–1864).
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in the spring of 1800, Frederick William, who had joined as a volunteer in the
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conservative cabinet remained until shortly after William's death in office.
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Despite having suffered heavy losses in 1812 and 1813 fighting as an ally of
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Princess Marie Friederike Charlotte of Württemberg (1816–1887) who married
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Wilhelm I., König von Württemberg. Ein Bild seines Lebens und seiner Zeit.
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army was successfully crushing the rebellions in the nearby Baden and the
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spectators had come to the capital, which had 40,000 inhabitants. On the
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authority was set up in the Ministry of Interior. The completion of the
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in 1819. He tried to replace the Privy Council under the conservative
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William was the only German monarch who was forced to recognise the
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and Great Britain on the other, he pushed for a neutrality of the
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increased, however, only the mistrust of William against Römer.
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and ruled from 1891 until the abolition of the kingdom in 1918.
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in 1828 was initiated via a donation by Catherine in 1817. The
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Grand Cross of the Order of Duke Peter Friedrich Ludwig
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fond of his daughter-in-law and niece, Crown Princess
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Friedrich Karl, König von Württemberg 3013:Hof- und Staats-Handbuch des Großherzogtum Baden 2000: 3310:, London: Little, Brown & Co, p. 208, 3184:. l'Académie Imp. des Sciences. 1817. pp.  2909: 1500:(1808–1870) by whom she was the mother of King 461:, then later that year to Sophia Dorothea, and 3225:Staatshandbuch für den Freistaat Sachsen: 1850 3079: 3059:. Paris: Archives & Culture. p. 539. 3043:Braunschweigisches Adreßbuch für das Jahr 1863 3028:Hof- und Staats-Handbuch des Königreich Bayern 2944: 2942: 2940: 1515:(born 1823–1891), who succeeded his father as 1430:Princess Augusta Wilhelmine of Hesse-Darmstadt 1320:in a war against Austria (later to become the 1100:One area of co-operation with Prussia was the 939:(1800–1873) who was the daughter of his uncle 785:. He reduced the monarchical titles to simply 3662: 3302: 2890:http://www.historisches-volksfest.de/en/home/ 49:30 October 1816 – 25 June 1864 3551:. 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Index


King of Württemberg
Frederick I
Charles I
Lüben
Kingdom of Prussia
Poland
Rosenstein Palace
Stuttgart
Württemberg
German Confederation
Württemberg Mausoleum
Caroline Augusta of Bavaria
Catherine Pavlovna of Russia
Pauline Therese of Württemberg
Issue
Sophie, Queen of the Netherlands
Princess Catherine of Württemberg
Charles I, King of Württemberg
Augusta, Princess of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach
House
Württemberg
Frederick I of Württemberg
Augusta of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel
Lutheranism
William I's signature
German
King of Württemberg
Year Without a Summer
Estates of Württemberg

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