Grand Duchess Anna Leopoldovna of Russia - Family

Family

Anna Leopoldovna had the following children:

  • Ivan VI (1740–1764) (reigning Emperor 1740-1741)
  • Catherine Antonovna of Brunswick (1741–1807) (released to house arrest in Horsens in Denmark in 1780)
  • Elizabeth Antonovna of Brunswick (1743–1782) (released to house arrest in Horsens in Denmark in 1780)
  • Peter Antonovich of Brunswick (1745–1798) (released to house arrest in Horsens in Denmark in 1780)
  • Alexei Antonovich of Brunswick (1746–1787) (released to house arrest in Horsens in Denmark in 1780)


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