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Madame d'Oettlinger or Baroness d'Oettlinger (fl. 1815) was the name used by a woman who was talked about as one of the agents of Napoleon. She was rumoured to have played a part in the fall of the Duke of Enghien, and of spying on the Swedish monarch during his stay in Germany. Upon the arrival of d'Oettlinger in Karlsruhe, the Swedish Countess Caroline Lewenhaupt, then living in Strassburg, wrote to her friend Countess Gyldenstolpe: Madame d'Oettlinger was observed in Paris by the Swedish nobleman De la Gardie in 1815.

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  • Madame d'Oettlinger or Baroness d'Oettlinger (fl. 1815) was the name used by a woman who was talked about as one of the agents of Napoleon. She was rumoured to have played a part in the fall of the Duke of Enghien, and of spying on the Swedish monarch during his stay in Germany. Upon the arrival of d'Oettlinger in Karlsruhe, the Swedish Countess Caroline Lewenhaupt, then living in Strassburg, wrote to her friend Countess Gyldenstolpe: Madame d'Oettlinger was observed in Paris by the Swedish nobleman De la Gardie in 1815. (en)
  • Den så kallade Madame d'Oettlinger eller baronessan d'Oettlinger, död efter 1815, var en till identiteten okänd kvinna som omtalas som en av Napoleon I:s agenter. Under 1803-1805, då kung Gustav IV Adolf besökte Karlsruhe i Tyskland för att underhandla med landsflyktiga franska rojalister och med familjen Bourbon. Under denna tid var staden fylld av franska spioner, av vilka d'Oettlinger utpekades som en av de främsta och mest farliga. Hon sades ha haft ett förhållande med den av Napoleon avrättade hertigen av Enghien, och framhävde både detta, sin sorg över hans död och framställde sig själv som en ivrig exilrojalist. Som person beskrivs hon som en kvick, intelligent och charmerande skönhet och gjorde sig med dessa egenskaper mycket populär. Hon träffade även den svenska kungen. Två av de (sv)
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  • Madame d'Oettlinger or Baroness d'Oettlinger (fl. 1815) was the name used by a woman who was talked about as one of the agents of Napoleon. She was rumoured to have played a part in the fall of the Duke of Enghien, and of spying on the Swedish monarch during his stay in Germany. From 1803 to 1805, King Gustav IV Adolf of Sweden was in Germany, residing with the family of his spouse in Karlsruhe, capital of the Duchy of Baden. He had the intentions to negotiate with the exiled French royalists and Bourbon family. The city was filled with French spies, among which d'Oettlinger was pointed out as the most dangerous. She was said to have had a relationship with the Duke of Enghien, who was executed by Napoleon in 1804. She presented herself as an exiled French royalist, devastated over the death of her lover Enghien, and it was noted that she appeared before the Countess Gyldenstolpe dressed in mourning. d'Oettlinger was reportedly in the service of Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord. By her great personal ability to win people over, she had made contact with the secret consort of Enghien, Charlotte Louise de Rohan, presenting herself to her as an admirer of Enghien. There were rumors that she had actually played a part in the fall of Enghien. She was chosen for the task in Karlsruhe because of the sympathy the Swedish monarch was known to feel toward Enghien. Upon the arrival of d'Oettlinger in Karlsruhe, the Swedish Countess Caroline Lewenhaupt, then living in Strassburg, wrote to her friend Countess Gyldenstolpe: You will soon see the arrival in Karlsruhe of a certain Baroness d'Oettlinger, to high degree accommodating and witty. She will delight you all; she will estimate literature and the fine arts as the Countess Oxenstierna; she will talk to you of fashion and other things; she will by her beauty twist the heads of your men: but beware of her! She is believed to be a tool in the hands of the highest Police. She is dangerous. Despite the warnings surrounding her arrival in Karlsruhe, d'Oettlinger managed to make herself popular in the city's high society. She was described as a witty beauty with great charm, was noted to have the funds to spend lavishly and hosted receptions for the aristocracy where she performed singing the favorite tune of the Duke of Enghien while playing the harp, all the time presenting herself as a loyal royalist. She met with the Swedish monarch and with the royal secretaries, and , both of whom fell in love with her, and managed to acquire the king's documents regarding his plans toward Napoleon. Madame d'Oettlinger was observed in Paris by the Swedish nobleman De la Gardie in 1815. (en)
  • Den så kallade Madame d'Oettlinger eller baronessan d'Oettlinger, död efter 1815, var en till identiteten okänd kvinna som omtalas som en av Napoleon I:s agenter. Under 1803-1805, då kung Gustav IV Adolf besökte Karlsruhe i Tyskland för att underhandla med landsflyktiga franska rojalister och med familjen Bourbon. Under denna tid var staden fylld av franska spioner, av vilka d'Oettlinger utpekades som en av de främsta och mest farliga. Hon sades ha haft ett förhållande med den av Napoleon avrättade hertigen av Enghien, och framhävde både detta, sin sorg över hans död och framställde sig själv som en ivrig exilrojalist. Som person beskrivs hon som en kvick, intelligent och charmerande skönhet och gjorde sig med dessa egenskaper mycket populär. Hon träffade även den svenska kungen. Två av de svenska kabinettssekreterarna, Lagerbjelke och Ehrengranat, ska ha blivit förälskade i henne, och hon kom genom dessa förbindelser i besittning av kungens papper och planer mot Napoleon, som hon vidarebefordrade till Paris. Före ankomsten till Karlsruhe omgavs hon av rykten om spioneri. Caroline Lewenhaupt, då bosatt i Strassburg, skrev i ett brev till grevinnan Gyldenstolpe: "Ni får snart se anlända till Carlsruhe en viss friherrinna d'Oettlinger, i hög grad inställsam och qvick. Hon skall förtjusa er alla; hon skall bedöma litteraturen och de sköna konsterna såsom grefvinnan Oxenstierna; hon skall tala med er om moder och annat; hon skall genom sina behag förvrida hufvudet på edra herrar: men akten eder alla för henne! Man anser henne vara ett verktyg i den högre polisens hand. Hon är farlig." Enligt uppgift ska hon ha varit en av Talleyrands agenter. Hon hade tagit kontakt med Enghiens hemliga maka och blivit dennas vän genom sin förmåga att vinna folk. Hon ryktades också ha bidragit till Enghiens fall. Hon hade sedan blivit utvald att infiltrera Karlsruhe på grund av kungens sympati för Enghien. Hon såg senast i Paris 1815. (sv)
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