Beatriz of Spain (b. 1909)
Beatriz of Spain (b. 1909)
Spanish princess. Name variations: Beatrix; the Infanta. Born Beatriz Isabel Frederica Alfonsa on June 22, 1909, in La Granja, San Ildefonso, Segovia; daughter ofEna (1887–1969) and Alphonso XIII (1886–1941), king of Spain (r. 1886–1931); married Alessandro Torlonia, prince of Civitella-Cesi, on January 14, 1935; children:Sandra Vittoria Torlonia (b. 1936, who married Clemente, count Lequio di Assaba); Marco Alfonso (b. 1937), prince Civitella-Cesi; Marino Riccardo (b. 1939);Olimpia Emanuela Torlonia (b. 1943, who married Paul-Annik Weiller).
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RELIGION: Roman Catholic
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