Category:Archduchess Barbara of Austria

**Archduchess Barbara of Austria**
	Austrian archduchess Habsburg Borbála osztrák főhercegnő, Modena hercegnéje
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Name in native language	Barbara d’Austria;
Date of birth	30 April 1539; Innsbruck
Date of death	19 September 1572, 1597; Ferrara
Manner of death	natural causes;
Cause of death	tuberculosis;
Country of citizenship	Austria;
Occupation	aristocrat;
Noble title	duke;
Family	House of Habsburg;
Father	Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor;
Mother	Anne of Bohemia and Hungary;
Sibling	Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor; Charles II, Archduke of Austria; Ferdinand II, Archduke of Austria; John of Habsburg; Archduchess Magdalena of Austria; Archduchess Anna of Austria; Elizabeth of Austria; Catherine of Austria; Archduchess Maria of Austria; Eleonore of Austria, Duchess Consort of Mantua; Joanna of Austria, Grand Duchess of Tuscany; Margaret of Austria; Archduchess Helena of Austria;
Spouse	Alfonso II d'Este (1565–);
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Archduchess Barbara of Austria

Deutsch: Barbara von Österreich (* 30. April 1539 in Innsbruck; † 19. September 1572 in Ferrara) war als Tochter von Kaiser Ferdinand I. und dessen Gemahlin Anna Jagiello, Prinzessin von Böhmen und Ungarn, Erzherzogin von Österreich.

Français : L’archiduchesse Barbara d’Autriche (d’un point de vue dynastique, « Barbara de Habsbourg »), née le 30 avril 1539 à Vienne et décédée le 19 septembre 1572 à Ferrare, est la fille de l’empereur Ferdinand du Saint-Empire et de la princesse Anne de Bohême et de Hongrie.

English: Archduchess Barbara of Austria (30 April 1539 – 19 September 1572) was born in Vienna to Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor and Anna of Bohemia and Hungary. From 1547, in Innsbruck with her sisters Magdalena, Margareta, Helena and Johanna, she received a deeply religious upbringing.