Bulgarien End of the 19th century - photo 1
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Bulgarien End of the 19th century

Lot 1262
20.03.2025 14:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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ID 1386359
Lot 1262 | Bulgarien End of the 19th century
Estimate value
€ 300 – 400
Prince Boris of Bulgaria as a child
Coloured reproduction on ivory. 5.2 x 4.3 cm (in the high oval) cm. Damaged (flaking on the edges, vertical cracks lower right). Brass frame (6.5 x 5.3) in a parchment-covered case (printed gold decoration). Damaged.

Boris, als Boris III. ab 1918 Zar von Bulgarien, war das erstgeborene Kind von Ferdinand von Sachsen-Coburg-Koháry, als Zar Ferdinand I. von Bulgarien (1861-1948) und Prinzessin Marie Louise von Bourbon-Parma (1870-1899). Er war seit 1930 verheiratet mit Prinzessin Giovanna von Savoyen, in Bulgarien als "Zariza Joanna" bekannt (1907 Rom - 2000 Estoril). Der Ehe entstammten zwei Kinder. 1943 konnte Zar Boris III. die Deportation von 48.000 bulgarischen Juden nach Auschwitz-Birkenau verhindern. Zudem verweigerte er sich der Forderung Adolf Hitlers, der Sowjetunion den Krieg zu erklären. Kurz nachdem der Zar aus Berlin zurückgekehrt war, wohin er von Hitler eingeladen worden war, verstarb Boris III. während einer Wanderung. Man geht davon aus, dass er Opfer einer Vergiftung wurde.

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Provenance: Ferdinand I Tsar of Bulgaria (1861-1948).Estate of Dr. Alexander Eugen, Duke of Württemberg (1933-2024).

Provenienz: estate of Dr. Alexander Eugen, Duke of Württemberg (1933-2024).
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