Albert ii
1397–1439, king of germany and emperor of the holy roman empire 1438–39.
contemporary examples
also on monday, luminaries from george soros to prince albert ii of monaco will kick off the week at opening ceremonies.
the world comes to nyc the daily beast september 17, 2010
historical examples
he died in 1205, and was followed by his step-brother, albert ii.
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noun
full name albert felix humbert theodore christian eugene marie. born 1934, king of belgium (1993–2013); abdicated in favour of his son philippe
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