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Natalie of Serbia (Natalie Petrovna Keschko) (1859-1941). Princess of Serbia (1875-1882) and Queen of Serbia (1882-1889) as the wife of the king Milan I. She married Prince Milan IV on October 17, 1875. Portrait as princess of Serbia. Engraving. "La Guerra de Oriente" (The Russo-Turkish War). Volume I. 1877.

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Natalie of Serbia (Natalie Petrovna Keschko) (1859-1941). Princess of Serbia (1875-1882) and Queen of Serbia (1882-1889) as the wife of the king Milan I. She married Prince Milan IV on October 17, 1875. Portrait as princess of Serbia. Engraving. "La Guerra de Oriente" (The Russo-Turkish War). Volume I. 1877.

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