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One day in October 1812, a woman was crying in the Karlsruhe Palace in Baden, Germany. It was Archduchess Stephanie. "Please, show me my baby!" What on earth could have happened? The baby, just 17 days old, had suddenly died. The Archduchess, the mother, couldn't even identify the baby. Isn't that bizarre? Sixteen years later, in 1828, this case was brought to light again. A mysterious boy appeared in the Nuremberg Square in Bavaria. Seeing this boy, who seemed so strange, people began to whisper, "Could that boy be the son of the Archduke who disappeared in 1812?" Once they suspected him, everything seemed to fall into place. It's truly a strange story. What exactly happened? To investigate this astonishing mystery, let's first examine the story of the mother who lost her baby, Archduchess Stephanie. ▶ Everyone going to Europe, 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, Famous Painting Commentary, History YouTube, German History, Baden, Stephanie Beauharnais, Napoleon, Archduke Charles, Karlsruhe, Josephine, Bavaria, Hochberg, Grand Duchy of Baden, Kaspar Hauser, Nuremberg, #kasparhauser, baden, stephaniedebeauharnais,