As the summer of 2020 unfolds, EUROHISTORY is thrilled to announce the upcoming release of Issue CXXVI, Volume 23.2. This latest edition promises to captivate readers with a diverse array of expertly researched articles that delve into the fascinating world of European royalty and nobility. From the intricacies of royal family photographs to the captivating stories of princesses and empresses, this issue is sure to satisfy the curiosity of any history enthusiast.
Within the pages of Issue CXXVI, readers will discover a rich tapestry of historical accounts, including the intriguing story of the Battenberg family in a photograph from around 1895, the Viking bride of Crown Princess Margareta of Sweden, and the remarkable tale of Agnes, the first American princess. Additionally, the issue features a thought-provoking piece on Empress Eugénie and the demise of the Second Empire, as well as a review of a grand villa in Tuscany once owned by two remarkable infantas of Spain. This issue is a must-read for anyone interested in the royal histories of Europe.
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Greetings subscribers and EUROHISTORY readers,
We are delighted to announce that Issue CXXVI – Summer 2020, Volume 23.2 is going to the printer!
Inside the magazine, subscribers will find a varied number of expertly researched articles. These include the following:
1. Who Is In the Photograph: The Battenberg Family, (c. 1895) – by Ilana D. Miller
2. The Viking's Bride – Crown Princess Margareta of Sweden, by Coryne Hall
3. Agnes – The First American Princess, by Shelby Morrison
4. "Don't think of coming back... Empress Eugénie and the Demise of the Second Empire," by Arturo E. Beéche, Publisher
5. The Tenuta Reale – A Grand Villa in Tuscany for Two Remarkable Infantas of Spain, by Ricardo Mateos Saínz de Medrano
6. Book Reviews
7. Royal News
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As we conclude our exploration of the fascinating world of European royalty, we would like to express our gratitude to all the readers who have taken the time to engage with the rich stories and historical accounts presented in this issue of EUROHISTORY. The magazine's commitment to providing expertly researched articles and insightful analysis has been a hallmark of its success, and we are proud to continue this tradition with each new issue. Whether you are a seasoned historian or simply a curious enthusiast, EUROHISTORY's dedication to the preservation and celebration of European royal history is a testament to the enduring power of the past to captivate and inspire us.
We hope that you have enjoyed the diverse range of articles and stories presented in this issue, from the intriguing tale of the Battenberg family to the captivating story of Agnes, the first American princess. As we move forward, we are excited to continue exploring the many facets of European royal history, from the grand villas of Tuscany to the royal residences of Europe. We invite you to join us on this journey, as we delve deeper into the fascinating world of EUROHISTORY, where the past comes alive through the stories of those who shaped it. Thank you for your continued support and interest in EUROHISTORY, and we look forward to sharing more exciting stories and discoveries with you in the future.
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