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- Blandine Ollivier, Franz Liszt's eldest daughter, passed away at 26, just two months after giving birth to her son, Daniel, leaving the reasons for her death unclear.
- There are conflicting reports about her health during pregnancy, highlighted by revelations from Richard Wagner's autobiography, who was married to her sister, Cosima.
- Hypotheses suggest Blandine may have suffered from serious anemia during pregnancy and developed streptococcus septicemia after childbirth, but there are no indications of signs linked to mastitis carcinosis.
Article Abstract
Franz Liszt's eldest daughter, Blandine Ollivier, died at the age of 26, two months after the birth of her son Daniel. The reasons of that death remain obscure. There are contradictions between the asserted good health of Blandine during her pregnancy and what was learnt later on through the publication in French of Richard Wagner's autobiography. He was the husband of Cosima who was herself Blandine's sister. We put forward some hypotheses that can be discussed; Blandine would have contracted a serious anemia of pregnancy, unknown, with a streptococcus septicemia in post partum; no sign or symptom in consideration of mastitis carcinosis.
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