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GUSTAVUS V . (1858– ), See also: king of Sweden, son of Oscar II.,
king of Sweden and
See also: Norway, and See also: Queen See also: Sophia See also: Wilhelmina, was
See also: born at Drottningholm on the 16th of See also: June 1858
.
He entered the army, and was, like his See also: father, a See also: great traveller
.
As See also: crown See also: prince he held the title of duke of Warmland
.
He married in 1881 See also: Victoria (b
.
1862), daughter of See also: Frederick See also: William
See also: Louis,
See also: grand duke of See also: Baden, and of Louise, princess of Prussia
.
The duchess of Baden was the granddaughter of Sophia, princess of Sweden, and the See also: marriage of the crown prince thus effected a union between the Bernadotte dynasty and the See also: ancient See also: Swedish royal See also: house of See also: Vasa
.
During the See also: absence or illness of his father Gustavus repeatedly acted as See also: regent, and was therefore already thoroughly versed in public affairs when he succeeded to the Swedish See also: throne on the 8th of See also: December 1907, the crown of Norway having been separated from that of Sweden in 1905
.
He took as his motto " With the See also: people for the Fatherland."
The crown prince, Oscar Frederick William Gustavus See also: Adolphus, duke of Scania (b
.
1882), married in 1905 Princess See also: Margaret of Connaught (b
.
1882), niece of King See also: Edward VII
.
A son was born to them at See also: Stockholm on the 22nd of See also: April 1906, and another son in the following See also: year
.
The king's two younger sons were William, duke of Sudermania (b . 1884), and See also: Eric, duke of Westmanland (b
.
1889)
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My grandfather, Charles Adolf Engberg of Hjo, Sweden told me that his sister, Ms. Engberg, served as the governess to King Gustavus V. of Sweden on or before 1905. Does anyone have any information to substantiate this or her first name. Nancy Harvey, Rockford, Illinois, USA
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