New Canadian Encyclopedia Article: Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg

Carolyn Harris
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My new article in the Canadian Encyclopedia is about Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg. Grand Duchess Charlotte was one of several members of European royal houses who took refuge in Canada during the Second World War. She and her family lived in Quebec from 1940 to 1944 while the wartime Luxembourg government in exile was based in Montreal.

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