Prince Mirko of Montenegro

1879–1918 (age 39)

Biography

Prince Mirko of Montenegro was a member of the Montenegrin royal family, born during a period of significant political change in the Balkans. His life encompassed the tumultuous events of early 20th-century Europe, during which the region experienced profound transformations.

As an aristocrat, Prince Mirko represented the traditional nobility of Southeast Europe during an era of modernization and conflict. He was laid to rest in Vienna Central Cemetery, reflecting the connections between the Montenegrin and Austro-Hungarian courts.

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Elisabeth Gürt
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Vienna Central Cemetery
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Carl Meißl
1829–1894 (age 65)
Vienna Central Cemetery
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Charlie Atherton
1874–1934 (age 60)
Vienna Central Cemetery
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Emil Jakob Schindler
1842–1892 (age 50)
Vienna Central Cemetery
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Adolf Kirchl
1858–1936 (age 78)
Vienna Central Cemetery
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Jenny Dingelstedt
1816–1877 (age 61)
Vienna Central Cemetery
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