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Norsk bokmål: Oscar 2, svensk konge, sønn av Oscar 1 og dronning Josefine, konge etter broren Karl 15s død i 1872. Utdannet som marineoffiser, men drev også omfattende humanistiske studier. Som konge søkte han forgjeves mulighet for et kompromiss i det norske forfatningsspørsmål. Skjønt han så med uvilje på den indrepolitiske utvikling i Norge, bøyde han seg for denne. Men han hadde et svensk-farget syn på norske forhold. 1857 gift med Sofie av Nassau. Deres barn var Gustav (5), Oscar, Carl (kronprinsesse Märthas far) og Eugen.
English: Oscar the 2nd, Swedish king, the son of Oscar the1st and queen Josefine, and king after the death of his brother Karl the15th who died in 1872. He was educated as a naval officer, but also carried out extensive humanistic studies. As king he tried in vain to find a compromise to solve the Norwegian administrative question. Although he looked upon the political developments in Norway with displeasure, he accepted them. His view on Norwegian affairs of course was colored by the fact that he was Swedish. In 1857, he married Sofie of Nassau. Their children were Gustav (the 5th), Oscar, Carl (later to become the Norwegian crown princess Märtha's father), and Eugen.
Deutsch: Oscar II., schwedischer König, Sohn von Oscar I. und Königin Josefine, König nach Bruder Karl XV.´s Tod in 1872. Als Marineoffizier ausgebildet, trieb aber auch umfassende humanistische Studien. Als König sucht er vergeblich einen Kompromiss in der norwegischen Verfassungsfrage. Obwohl er mit Unwillen auf die innenpolitische Entwicklung in Norwegen sah, beugte er sich doch vor ihr. Doch hatter er einen schwedischgefärbten Blick auf die norwegischen Verhältnisse. 1857 verheiratet mit Sophie von Nassau. Ihre Kinder waren Gustav (V.), Oscar, Carl (Kronprinzessin Märthas Vater) und Eugen.
Español: Oscar II, rey de Suecia, hijo de Oscar I y la reina Josefina, rey al morir su hermano Carlos XV en 1872. Educado oficial de la marina, pero persigió también comprensivos estudios humanísticos. Como rey buscó inutilmente un compromiso en la cuestión de la constitución noruega. Aunque no le gustó el desarollo político doméstico noruego, lo aceptó. Pero sostuvo una perspectiva sueca a los asuntos noruegos. Se casó en 1857 con Sofía de Nassau. Sus hijos fueron Gustavo (V), Oscar, Carlos (el padre de la princesa heredera Märtha) y Eugenio.
Nederlands: Oscar de Tweede, koning van Zweden, zoon van Oscar de Eerste en koningin Josefine. Koning na de dood van zijn broer Karl de 15de in 1872. Als opleiding had hij marineofficiër, maar deed ook uitgebreide humanistische studies. Als koning probeerde hij tevergeefs een oplossing te vinden voor de bestuurlijke vragen over Noorwegen. De politieke ontwikkelingen in Noorwegen stonden hem tegen, maar hij kon ze accepteren. Uiteraard beïnvloedde zijn Zweedse nationaliteit zijn mening over Noorwegen. Hij trouwde met Sofie van Nassau in 1857. Gustav (de Vijfde), Oscar, Carl (later vader van de Noorse kroonprinces Märtha) en Eugen waren hun kinderen.
Depicted person: Oscar 2. (1829-1907) Depicted place: Sverige, Stockholm |
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