Prince Oscar Bernadotte
Swedish religious activist (1859-1953); second son of Oscar II of Sweden and Sofia of Nassau.
The record
Prince Oscar Bernadotte was a Swedish religious activist (1859-1953); second son of Oscar II of Sweden and Sofia of Nassau. Born on 15 November 1859 in Arvfurstens palats, Prince Oscar Bernadotte died on 4 October 1953 in Stockholm at the age of 93.
Honours include Order of the Black Eagle, Order of St. Andrew and Royal Order of the Seraphim, among 8 recorded.
With a Wikipedia article in 24 languages, Prince Oscar Bernadotte is No. 49,752 in the People and Position Index.
- Born
- 15 November 1859, Arvfurstens palats
- Died
- 4 October 1953, Stockholm (aged 93)
- Country
- Sweden
- Known as
- Military personnel, aristocrat
- Field
- Military
- Languages
- Swedish
- Children
- 5
- Wikipedia editions
- 24
Did you know
Lived to 93.
Shares a birthday with Gerhart Hauptmann and William Herschel.
One of 4 people in the Index born in Arvfurstens palats, with Astrid of Sweden.
Has a Wikipedia article in 24 languages.
Computed from the Index and Wikidata.
Connections
- FatherOscar II of Sweden
- MotherSophia of Nassau
- SpouseEbba Bernadotte
- SiblingGustaf V of Sweden
- SiblingPrince Carl, Duke of Västergötland
- SiblingPrince Eugen, Duke of Närke
- ChildFolke Bernadotte
- ChildSophia Bernadotte
- ChildCarl Oscar Bernadotte
- ChildCountess Maria Bernadotte af Wisborg
- ChildElsa Cedergren
6 have a profile here.
Honours and works
Awards
- Order of the Black Eagle
- Order of St. Andrew
- Royal Order of the Seraphim
- Order of Charles XIII
- Order of the Elephant
- Order of the Redeemer
- Order of Saint Stanislaus
- Order of Saint Stephen of Hungary
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