Prince Pierre Bonaparte
Also known as: Prince Pierre Bonaparte, le prince Pierre, Prince Pierre, Pierre
Overview
Prince Pierre-Napoléon Bonaparte (1815–1881), son of Lucien Bonaparte and nephew of Napoleon I, notorious for shooting the journalist Victor Noir in January 1870 (footnotes at 090.0234 and 097.0349; en.wikipedia «Pierre-Napoléon Bonaparte»). He married late Éléonore-Justine Ruflin, «la princesse Pierre» (PRINCESSE_PIERRE_BONAPARTE); their children were Roland Bonaparte and Jeanne, marquise de Villeneuve (PRINCESSE_JEANNE_BONAPARTE).
References in Diary
- 090.0234 (17 November 1880): «Roland Bonaparte, fils du Prince Pierre, assassin de Victor Noir».
- 097.0349 (3 January 1883): «la marquise est la fille du prince Pierre Bonaparte».
Not Prince Pierre Karageorgevitch (PRINCE_PIERRE_KARAGEORGEVITCH).
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