Catherine Hübscher

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Catherine Hübscher, later Duchess of Dantzig, was a French woman of humble origins who became notable in Napoleonic-era society as the witty and influential wife of Marshal François Joseph Lefebvre.

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Catherine Hübscher canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French noblewoman
duchess
human
alsoKnownAs Duchess of Dantzig
Duchesse de Dantzig
linked to: Duchess of Dantzig

Madame Sans-Gêne
associatedWith First French Empire
Marshal François Joseph Lefebvre
Napoleon I of France
linked to: Napoleon I
birthName Catherine Hübscher
characteristic influential
outspoken
witty
countryOfCitizenship France
ethnicOrigin French
fictionalization Madame Sans-Gêne (fictional character based on her)
linked to: Madame Sans-Gêne
historicalContext First French Empire
French Revolution
influenced literary portrayals of Madame Sans-Gêne
languageSpoken French
maritalStatus married
name Catherine Hübscher
nobleTitle duchess
notableFor being wife of Marshal François Joseph Lefebvre
influence in Napoleonic-era society
wit
notableTraitInSources frank speech
residence France
Paris
sexOrGender female
socialOrigin humble origins
socialRole salon figure
society hostess
socialStatusChange rose from commoner to duchess
sphereOfInfluence French aristocratic circles
Napoleonic court society
spouse François Joseph Lefebvre
spouseMilitaryRank Marshal
spouseName François Joseph Lefebvre
spouseOccupation Marshal of France
timePeriod Napoleonic era
title Duchess of Dantzig

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François Joseph Lefebvre spouse Catherine Hübscher
François-Joseph Lefebvre spouse Catherine Hübscher
Catherine Hübscher name Catherine Hübscher
Catherine Hübscher birthName Catherine Hübscher