The former Greek King Otto died in the German city of Bamberg on this day in 1867. He was the first king ...
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1867: Otto of Greece – the Only Greek King who Was a Roman Catholic
1867: Otto of Greece – the Only Greek King who Was a Roman Catholic
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1943: Nobel laureate Karl Landsteiner – Austrian Catholic and the father of transfusion medicine
1943: Nobel laureate Karl Landsteiner – Austrian Catholic and the father of transfusion medicine
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1661: Portuguese Catholic princess who obtained Bombay and the custom of drinking tea for the British
1661: Portuguese Catholic princess who obtained Bombay and the custom of drinking tea for the British
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1670: The Secret Treaty of Dover – An Attempt to Return the Catholic Faith to England
1670: The Secret Treaty of Dover – An Attempt to Return the Catholic Faith to England
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1465: Thomas Palaiologos Converted from Orthodoxy to Catholicism
1465: Thomas Palaiologos Converted from Orthodoxy to Catholicism
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1689: The Swedish Queen who Unexpectedly Converted to Catholicism
1689: The Swedish Queen who Unexpectedly Converted to Catholicism
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1981: Prince Yasuhiko Asaka – The First Member of the Japanese Imperial Dynasty who Became a Roman Catholic
1981: Prince Yasuhiko Asaka – The First Member of the Japanese Imperial Dynasty who Became a Roman Catholic
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1675: Who painted the “Girl with a Pearl Earring”?
1675: Who painted the “Girl with a Pearl Earring”?
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