Albert Charles Napoleon Bonaparte (17 November 1932 - 5 April 1947) was the younger of Emperor Edmond Bonaparte's two children, and was the heir apparent during his father's reign (1939-1943). Only ten years old when his father was deposed and executed, the young Prince Albert was placed in custody of the Grand Army by his uncle Sebastien in November of 1943. While not treated with the same respect as his elder sister, Josephine, he was educated privately in semi-exile in Bavaria, and it appears Sebastien intended to eventually reconcile him with his own government. However, the young heir to the "Edmondian" line of the family died suddenly while in Corsica in 1947, and while later autopsies confirmed claims of the family physician that he had been in poor health since birth, conspiracy th
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| - Albert Charles Napoleon Bonaparte (17 November 1932 - 5 April 1947) was the younger of Emperor Edmond Bonaparte's two children, and was the heir apparent during his father's reign (1939-1943). Only ten years old when his father was deposed and executed, the young Prince Albert was placed in custody of the Grand Army by his uncle Sebastien in November of 1943. While not treated with the same respect as his elder sister, Josephine, he was educated privately in semi-exile in Bavaria, and it appears Sebastien intended to eventually reconcile him with his own government. However, the young heir to the "Edmondian" line of the family died suddenly while in Corsica in 1947, and while later autopsies confirmed claims of the family physician that he had been in poor health since birth, conspiracy th
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| - Albert Charles Napoleon Bonaparte (17 November 1932 - 5 April 1947) was the younger of Emperor Edmond Bonaparte's two children, and was the heir apparent during his father's reign (1939-1943). Only ten years old when his father was deposed and executed, the young Prince Albert was placed in custody of the Grand Army by his uncle Sebastien in November of 1943. While not treated with the same respect as his elder sister, Josephine, he was educated privately in semi-exile in Bavaria, and it appears Sebastien intended to eventually reconcile him with his own government. However, the young heir to the "Edmondian" line of the family died suddenly while in Corsica in 1947, and while later autopsies confirmed claims of the family physician that he had been in poor health since birth, conspiracy theories have long circled around the prince's death.
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