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Ulrika "Ulla" Ottiliana Möllersvärd (1791-1878) was a Finnish courtier in service of the Russian Imperial court. She has been portrayed in fiction, both literature and film. She was rumored to have been the secret daughter of Princess Sophie Albertine of Sweden, and the lover of Tsar Alexander I of Russia.

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	'''Ulrika "Ulla" Ottiliana Möllersvärd''' (1791-1878) was a Finnish courtier in service of the Russian Imperial court. She has been portrayed in fiction, both literature and film. She was rumored to have been the secret daughter of Princess Sophie ~~Albertina~~ of Sweden, and the lover of Tsar Alexander I of Russia.		'''Ulrika "Ulla" Ottiliana Möllersvärd''' (1791-1878) was a Finnish courtier in service of the Russian Imperial court. She has been portrayed in fiction, both literature and film. She was rumored to have been the secret daughter of Princess [[Sophie Albertine of Sweden]], and the lover of Tsar [[Alexander I of Russia]].

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