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editThe first and second part of the article are quite obviously about different people!
--62.100.139.188 (talk) 13:01, 14 November 2011 (UTC)
Precision: the "Married Life" section is copied verbatim from article on Elizabeth Báthory. To be deleted?
Year of death?
editDid she die in 1910 or 1918? Online sources differ. This article has been placed in the 1910 deaths category but the main box says she died in 1918. Muzilon (talk) 11:18, 12 December 2014 (UTC)
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Nefrite crisis?
editthe article mentions multiple times that she died of a "Nefrite crisis" which as far as i can tell isn't a thing, at least in english. google translate tells me that "Nefrite" is the Maltese word for nephritis, so maybe someone just copied something from a Maltese source verbatim?
- edit - the 3 most recent edits from 2605:8d80:542:84f6:a6b7:d779:693f:1b4e for whatever reason changed all instances of hanging or self-strangulation to "Nefrite crisis", so i went & changed them back to the originals.