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Crown Princess Maria Antonia passed away on May 21, 1806, at the Royal Palace of Aranjuez, south of Madrid, after suffering from illness. She was only 21 years old. It's said she had suffered from tuberculosis for several months after suffering a second miscarriage, but her death was so sudden. The rumors that followed her death were astonishing: she had been poisoned. But even more shocking was the suspicion that her mother-in-law, Maria Luisa, was the culprit. How could a queen mother-in-law kill her daughter-in-law? Let's find out. ▶ Everyone heading to Europe should read this series! [Art and Humanities Travel] (3 volumes) Italy, Paris, Spain https://www.yes24.com/Product/Search?... #Art and Humanities, Interesting History, Interesting Humanities, Commentary on Famous Paintings, History YouTube, Spain, Spanish History, Napoleon, Maria Antonia, Aranjuez, Maria Luisa, Carlos IV, Fernando VII, Secular Trinity, Manuel Godoy, Treaty of Basel, Prince of Peace, José Patudo, Pepi Tatudo, Prince Don Luis, Maria Teresa, Maria Antonia, Gigantic Reproductive Donation, Invasion of Naples, Neapolitan Party, General Masséna, Joseph Bonaparte, #fernando7, mariaantonia, spain