Marie Černínová z Chudenic

1874–1918 (age 44)

Biography

Marie Černínová z Chudenic (1874–1918) upheld her family’s traditions with grace, attending to the needs of her household and the charitable causes of her circle with equal care. She moved through her years with quiet dignity, a gentle reminder of the responsibilities that accompany noble birth.

The Černín tomb in Vinoř shelters her memory, a familiar landmark where visitors may reflect on the virtues she embodied.

Also buried at Černín tomb in Vinoř

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Černín tomb in Vinoř
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Antonie von Salm-Neuburg
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Černín tomb in Vinoř
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Černín tomb in Vinoř
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Černín tomb in Vinoř
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Černín tomb in Vinoř
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Theobald Czernin
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Černín tomb in Vinoř
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