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'''Baroness Nora Bentinck''' (née '''Picciotto'''<ref name="Soledad">García Abad J., ''La soledad del rey: está la monarquía consolidada 25 años después de la constitución?'', La Esfera de los Libros, 2004, p. 311</ref><ref name="Thyssen"/>), formerly '''Princess Nora Czartoryski''' (born '''Eleonora Picciotto'''<ref name="Thyssen">Litchfield D.R.L., Schmitz C., ''The Thyssen art macabre'', Quartet Books, 2006, p. 304</ref> on 9 September 1942<ref name="Genealogia">Lenczewski T., ''Genealogie rodów utytułowanych w Polsce'', t. 1, Auditor, 1995, p. 5</ref>, [[Cairo]]) is the first wife of [[Adam Karol Czartoryski|Prince Adam Karol Czartoryski]] (Head of the Polish [[House of Czartoryski]]), mother of [[Tamara Laura Czartoryska|Princess Tamara Laura Czartoryska]]. |
'''Baroness Nora Bentinck''' (née '''Picciotto'''<ref name="Soledad">García Abad J., ''La soledad del rey: está la monarquía consolidada 25 años después de la constitución?'', La Esfera de los Libros, 2004, p. 311</ref><ref name="Thyssen"/>), formerly '''Princess Nora Czartoryski''' (born '''Eleonora Picciotto'''<ref name="Thyssen">Litchfield D.R.L., Schmitz C., ''The Thyssen art macabre'', Quartet Books, 2006, p. 304</ref> on 9 September 1942<ref name="Genealogia">Lenczewski T., ''Genealogie rodów utytułowanych w Polsce'', t. 1, Auditor, 1995, p. 5</ref>, [[Cairo]]) is the first wife of [[Adam Karol Czartoryski|Prince Adam Karol Czartoryski]] (Head of the Polish [[House of Czartoryski]]), mother of [[Tamara Laura Czartoryska|Princess Tamara Laura Czartoryska]]. |
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Nora Picciotto was born in [[Cairo]]<ref name="Genealogia"/>, [[Egypt]] as a daughter of Ferdinand Picciotto, an [[Italian Jews|Italian Jew]], and Edith, née Rothenberg, a [[German Jews|German Jew]]. She worked in film industry as a [[public relations]] specialist. She was also a [[model (person)|model]]. She first married Manoucher Khanlari. On 25 January 1977<ref name="Genealogia"/> she married [[Adam Karol Czartoryski|Prince Adam Karol Czaroryski]], a first cousin of King [[Juan Carlos I of Spain]] as her second husband. She gave birth to her only child [[Tamara Laura Czartoryska|Princess Tamara]] on 23 April 1978. The marriage with Prince Adam Karol ended in divorce on 28 April 1986<ref name="Genealogia"/>. Upon the divorce Nora lost the title of ''HSH Princess Czartoryski''. She married thirdly Baron Steven Charles John Bentinck (born [[1957]] (otherwise known as Carel Johannes Baron Bentinck), grandson maternally of the industrialist and art collector [[Heinrich, Baron Thyssen-Bornemisza de Kászon]]), nephew of [[Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza]] (1921-2002). They had no children, and the marriage ended in 1996. (Baron Steven Bentinck has since remarried and divorced again). |
Nora Picciotto was born in [[Cairo]]<ref name="Genealogia"/>, [[Egypt]] as a daughter of Ferdinand Picciotto, an [[Italian Jews|Italian Jew]], and Edith, née Rothenberg, a [[German Jews|German Jew]]. She worked in film industry as a [[public relations]] specialist. She was also a [[model (person)|model]]. She first married Manoucher Khanlari. On 25 January 1977<ref name="Genealogia"/> she married [[Adam Karol Czartoryski|Prince Adam Karol Czaroryski]], a first cousin of King [[Juan Carlos I of Spain]] as her second husband. She gave birth to her only child [[Tamara Laura Czartoryska|Princess Tamara]] on 23 April 1978. The marriage with Prince Adam Karol ended in divorce on 28 April 1986<ref name="Genealogia"/>. Upon the divorce Nora lost the title of ''HSH Princess Czartoryski''. She married thirdly Baron Steven Charles John Bentinck (born [[1957]] (otherwise known as Carel Johannes Baron Bentinck), grandson maternally of the industrialist and art collector [[Heinrich, Baron Thyssen-Bornemisza de Kászon]]), nephew of [[Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza]] (1921-2002). They had no children, and the marriage ended in 1996. (Baron Steven Bentinck has since remarried and divorced again). |
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Revision as of 18:07, 30 April 2010
Template:Infobox Szlachcic Baroness Nora Bentinck (née Picciotto or de Picciotto[1][2]), formerly Princess Nora Czartoryski (born Eleonora Picciotto[2] on 9 September 1942[3], Cairo) is the first wife of Prince Adam Karol Czartoryski (Head of the Polish House of Czartoryski), mother of Princess Tamara Laura Czartoryska.
Nora Picciotto was born in Cairo[3], Egypt as a daughter of Ferdinand Picciotto or de Picciotto, an Italian Jew, and Edith, née Rothenberg, a German Jew. She worked in film industry as a public relations specialist. She was also a model. She first married Manoucher Khanlari. On 25 January 1977[3] she married Prince Adam Karol Czaroryski, a first cousin of King Juan Carlos I of Spain as her second husband. She gave birth to her only child Princess Tamara on 23 April 1978. The marriage with Prince Adam Karol ended in divorce on 28 April 1986[3]. Upon the divorce Nora lost the title of HSH Princess Czartoryski. She married thirdly Baron Steven Charles John Bentinck (born 1957 (otherwise known as Carel Johannes Baron Bentinck), grandson maternally of the industrialist and art collector Heinrich, Baron Thyssen-Bornemisza de Kászon), nephew of Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza (1921-2002). They had no children, and the marriage ended in 1996. (Baron Steven Bentinck has since remarried and divorced again).
Titles from birth
- Miss Eleonora Picciotto[2]
- Mrs. Manoucher Khanlari
- Mrs. Nora Khanlari
- Mrs Nora de Picciotto
- Her Serene Highness The Princess Czartoryski
- Princess Nora Czartoryski
- Baroness Steven Bentinck
- Baroness Nora Bentinck[2]
References
- ^ García Abad J., La soledad del rey: está la monarquía consolidada 25 años después de la constitución?, La Esfera de los Libros, 2004, p. 311
- ^ a b c d Litchfield D.R.L., Schmitz C., The Thyssen art macabre, Quartet Books, 2006, p. 304
- ^ a b c d Lenczewski T., Genealogie rodów utytułowanych w Polsce, t. 1, Auditor, 1995, p. 5