Charlotte von Majláth

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Charlotte von Majláth (1856–1928), was a court official in Austria-Hungary. ^[1]

Charlotte von Majláth

She was the lady-in-waiting to Empress Elisabeth of Austria. She was a favorite and confidant of the empress.

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^ Egon Caesar Conte Corti: Elisabeth, die seltsame Frau. Nach dem schriftlichen Nachlass der Kaiserin, den Tagebüchern ihrer Tochter und sonstigen unveröffentlichten Tagebüchern und Dokumenten. Pustet, Salzburg u. a. 1934.

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