Kdo chodil s Liselotte Landbecková?

Liselotte Landbecková (13. ledna 1916 Vídeň – 15. února 2013 Quintal) byla belgicko-rakouská krasobruslařka a rychlobruslařka.

V krasobruslení se v letech 1934 a 1935 stala rakouskou mistryní. Na evropských šampionátech startovala od roku 1932. Největších úspěchů dosáhla v letech 1934 a 1935, kdy vybojovala stříbrné medaile. Na Mistrovství světa 1934 získala bronz. V roce 1935 se provdala za belgického krasobruslaře Roberta Verduna a přestěhovala se do Belgie. Již jako Belgičanka startovala na Zimních olympijských hrách 1936, kde se umístila na čtvrtém místě.

Rychlobruslařských závodů se účastnila mezi lety 1932 a 1934. V roce 1933 startovala na prvním neoficiálním ženském Mistrovství světa, na kterém zvítězila.

Leopold III (3 November 1901 – 25 September 1983) was King of the Belgians from 23 February 1934 until his abdication on 16 July 1951. At the outbreak of World War II, Leopold tried to maintain Belgian neutrality, but after the German invasion in May 1940, he surrendered his country, earning him much hostility, both at home and abroad.

Leopold's act was declared unconstitutional by Prime Minister Hubert Pierlot and his cabinet, who moved to London to form a government-in-exile, while Leopold and his family were placed under house arrest. In 1944, they were moved to Germany and then Austria, before being liberated by the Americans, but banned for some years from returning to Belgium, where his brother Prince Charles, Count of Flanders, had been declared regent. Leopold's eventual return to his homeland in 1950 nearly caused a civil war, with serious calls for a secessionist republic in Wallonia. Under pressure from the government, he abdicated in favour of his son Baudouin in July 1951.

Leopold's first wife, Astrid of Sweden, died in a road accident while on a driving holiday in Switzerland in August 1935, being much mourned by the public. Leopold, who was driving the vehicle when it hit a tree, suffered minor injuries. His morganatic second marriage, to Lilian Baels in captivity in 1941, was contrary to Belgian law, which stipulates that the civil marriage has to occur before a religious marriage, and she was never permitted the title of queen. Although Lilian and Leopold had originally planned to postpone their civil marriage until the end of the war, Lilian was soon expecting their first child, necessitating a civil marriage, which took place on 6 December 1941.