Alexander Anatolewitsch Zoubkoff + Friederike Amalia Wilhelmine Viktoria Hohenzollern

Friedrich W N K Hohenzollern

1831–1888

Birth 18 October 1831 Potsdam “Neues Palais”, Brandenburg, Prussia

Reference number Q20

Death 15 June 1888 (Age 56) Potsdam “Neues Palais”, Brandenburg, Prussia

V A M L Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

1840–1901

Birth 21 November 1840 London “Buckingham House”, England

Reference number Q3

Death 5 August 1901 (Age 60) Friedrichshof, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany

Alexander A Zoubkoff

1901–1936

Birth between 25 September 1901 and 25 September 1901 Ivanovo-Woznessensk, Russian Empire

Reference number Q1203

Death 28 January 1936 (Age 34) Manhattan, New York, New York USA

Friederike A W V Hohenzollern

1866–1929

Birth 12 April 1866 Potsdam “Neues Palais”, Brandenburg, Prussia

Reference number Q74

Death 13 November 1929 (Age 63) Bonn, Cologne District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Weimar Republic

No children

Marriage	19 November 1927 German Empire Source: Wikipedia Publication: Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
Divorce	2 November 1929 Cologne District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Weimar Republic Source: Other source Citation details: Viktoria sues Zoubkoff for divorce Text: Posted by Marlene Eilers Koenig at Monday, November 02, 2009 Marlene A Koenig and Royal Musings. Divorce papers were served today on Alexander Zoubkoff, a Russian emigre, who is married to Princess Victoria of Prussia, sister of former Kaiser Wilhelm II. A hearing was set for November 22 in Bonn. Although Zoubkoff was "permanently expelled" from Germany, he was located in Euskirchen, about 20 miles from Cologne. Princess Viktoria's lawyers were able to immediately serve the papers on him. The petition for divorce states that Zoubkoff's behavior was such that he "was unable to support his wife and no matrimonial union existed." He was also charged with having an affair with a barmaid.
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