Princess Barbara of Yugoslavia Pays Homage to Beloved Late Husband in Visit to Serbia

Princess Barbara of Yugoslavia, a devoted wife and a symbol of royal elegance, recently made a poignant visit to Serbia to pay her respects to her late husband, Prince Alexander. The visit marked a significant milestone in her life, as it was her first trip to her husband's final resting place since his passing in 2016. Prince Alexander, a prominent figure in European royal circles, left behind a lasting legacy through his marriage to Princess Barbara. Their union, spanning over four decades, was marked by unwavering dedication and love. The princess's visit to Serbia was a testament to the enduring bond she shared with her husband, and her commitment to honoring his memory. As she stood before his grave, she was surrounded by the beauty of the Oplenac Church, a poignant reminder of the life they shared together1.

 

Princess Barbara at the grave of Prince Alexander. Photo (c) Princess Barbara of Yugoslavia.
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Princess Barbara at the grave of Prince Alexander. Photo (c) Princess Barbara of Yugoslavia. This photo cannot be reproduced without the written consent of the Princess.
Last month, Princess Barbara of Yugoslavia traveled to Serbia in order visit the resting place of her husband, Prince Alexander. 
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Princess Barbara in front of Opelanc. Photo (c) Princess Barbara of Yugoslavia.
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After forty-two years of marriage, Princess Barbara was widowed when Prince Alexander, aged 91, died on 12 May 2016 in Paris. He was buried on 20 May 2016 at the Church of St George yard in Oplenac. The prince's funeral was officiated by Their Graces Bishop Jovan of Sumadija and Bishop Irinej of Australia and New Zealand. Among those in attendance were Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine, (the then) Hereditary Prince Peter (the godson of the late prince), Princess Linda and her son Prince Michael, Princess Barbara, Prince Michel, Prince Serge with his wife Princess Eleonora, Prince Dushan, Prince Eugen and Princess Maria Theresia of Liechtenstein, Prince Johannes of Liechtenstein, Princess Marie of Liechtenstein (by marriage Countess v.u.z. Trauttmansdorf-Weinsberg), Princess Sophie of Liechtesntein (by marriage Countess Hoyos), Count Hans-Veit zu Toerring-Jettenbach, Hereditary Count Ignaz zu Toerring-Jettenbach, and Mr. Tomislav Nikolic, President of Republic of Serbia. A funeral mass was held on 20 June 2016 at the Cathédrale Saint-Alexandre-Nevsky in Paris.
 
Photo (c) Princess Barbara of Yugoslavia. This photo cannot be reproduced without the written consent of the Princess.
Photo (c) Princess Barbara of Yugoslavia. This photo cannot be reproduced without the written consent of the Princess.

As we conclude our article about Princess Barbara of Yugoslavia's poignant visit to Serbia to pay homage to her beloved late husband, Prince Alexander, we are reminded of the enduring power of love and dedication. Princess Barbara's unwavering commitment to honoring her husband's memory is a testament to the strength of their bond, which spanned over four decades. Her visit to the resting place of Prince Alexander serves as a poignant reminder of the life they shared together, marked by unwavering dedication and love. The princess's visit was a significant milestone in her life, as it was her first trip to her husband's final resting place since his passing in 2016.

As we reflect on the life of Princess Barbara and her husband, Prince Alexander, we are reminded of the importance of cherishing the time we have with those we love. Their marriage, marked by devotion and commitment, serves as an inspiration to us all. Princess Barbara's visit to Serbia is a powerful reminder of the impact that love can have on our lives, even in the face of loss. We hope that this article has provided a glimpse into the life of this remarkable couple and the enduring legacy they left behind. We extend our deepest gratitude to Princess Barbara for sharing her story with us and for continuing to honor the memory of her beloved husband, Prince Alexander.

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