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Sophie Dorothee of Württemberg

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Russian dowager empress, wife of Paul I (1759-1828)

Historical FiguresLived 1759 to 1828 · aged 69
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Maria Feodorovna, born Duchess Sophie Dorothea of Württemberg, became Empress of Russia as the second wife of Emperor Paul I. She founded the Office of the Institutions of Empress Maria.

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Young Sophie Dorothea in 1770.Young Sophie Dorothea in 1770.Grumbkow's Palace in Szczecin, where Maria Feodorovna was born.Grumbkow's Palace in Szczecin, where Maria Feodorovna was born.Portrait of Maria Feodorovna by Alexander Roslin.Portrait of Maria Feodorovna by Alexander Roslin.Portrait of Empress Catherine II, Maria Feodorovna's mother-in-law whom she both admired and resented.Portrait of Empress Catherine II, Maria Feodorovna's mother-in-law whom she both admired and resented.Tsarina Maria Feodorovna during her husband's reign, c. 1798Tsarina Maria Feodorovna during her husband's reign, c. 1798Her office's emblem: A bird mother feeding her hungry children.Her office's emblem: A bird mother feeding her hungry children.The building of the board of trustees was erected shortly before Maria's death. In the 1820s, the Board controlled Moscow's largest bank.The building of the board of trustees was erected shortly before Maria's death. In the 1820s, the Board controlled Moscow's largest bank.

Awards 5

Order of St. Andrew
Order of Saint Catherine
Order of Saint Alexander Nevsky
Order of Saint Anna, 1st class
Order of Queen Maria Luisa

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Lived 1759 to 1828 · aged 69
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