Madeleine de Bourbon-Busset

Duchess of Parma and writer

Madeleine de Bourbon-Busset - Artists & Creatives born March 23rd, 1898
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Born into the Bourbon family, held the title of Duchess of Parma. Contributed to literature and wrote several works reflecting on her noble heritage and family history. Engaged in activities that preserved her family's legacy and was involved in various cultural initiatives. Influenced the resurgence of interest in historical narratives related to French nobility.

Authored works on her family history

Promoted the legacy of the Bourbon family

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