Vjera and her sister Xenia was not educated at the Smolny Institute in Russia like her eldest sisters had been, but educated at home. She was described as pretty and elegant but more sensitive and timid, and not as energetic or strongwilled, like her elders sisters. [2]
She was interested in painting, but is foremost remembered because of the effort she made helping the injured victims of an explosion in the harbor of Bar, for which she was awarded a medal.[3] She left Montenegro when her father was deposed in 1918 and settled with her parents and her sister Xenia in France. She participated in humanitarian work in France as well.
She died in France. She was buried with her parents and sister in San Remo, but like them, her remains were reburied in Cetinje in 1989.
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princess, vjera, montenegro, vjera, petrović, njegoš, princess, montenegro, serbian, cyrillic, Вјера, Петровић, Његош, february, 1887, october, 1927, member, petrović, njegoš, dynasty, eleventh, twelve, child, nicholas, montenegro, milena, montenegro, princess. Vjera Petrovic Njegos Princess of Montenegro a Serbian Cyrillic Vјera Petroviћ Њegosh 22 February 1887 31 October 1927 was a member of the Petrovic Njegos dynasty as the eleventh of twelve child of Nicholas I of Montenegro and Milena of Montenegro 1 Princess VjeraPrincess of MontenegroPrincess Vjera in Neuilly sur Seine 1916Born 1887 02 22 22 February 1887Rijeka Crnojevica MontenegroDied31 October 1927 1927 10 31 aged 40 Cap d Antibes FranceBurialCourt Church CetinjeNamesVjera Petrovic Njegos Princess of MontenegroHousePetrovic NjegosFatherNicholas I of MontenegroMotherMilena of MontenegroReligionEastern OrthodoxVjera and her sister Xenia was not educated at the Smolny Institute in Russia like her eldest sisters had been but educated at home She was described as pretty and elegant but more sensitive and timid and not as energetic or strongwilled like her elders sisters 2 She was interested in painting but is foremost remembered because of the effort she made helping the injured victims of an explosion in the harbor of Bar for which she was awarded a medal 3 She left Montenegro when her father was deposed in 1918 and settled with her parents and her sister Xenia in France She participated in humanitarian work in France as well She died in France She was buried with her parents and sister in San Remo but like them her remains were reburied in Cetinje in 1989 Notes Edit Her given name is sometimes spelled in the ekavian version Vera both vera and vjera means faith in South Slavic languages References Edit Family tree MONTENEGRINA digitalna biblioteka crnogorske kulture i nasljedja MONTENEGRINA digitalna biblioteka crnogorske kulture i nasljedja nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Princess Vjera of Montenegro Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Princess Vjera of Montenegro amp oldid 1126413488, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
