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Ida Ferenczy (born in Kecskemét, April 7, 1839; died in Vienna, June 28, 1928) was a Hungarian-Austrian lady-in-waiting. Born as Ida Krisztina Veronika Ferenczy de Vecseszék, daughter of Gergely Ferenczy de Vecseszék and Krisztina Szeless de Kisjácz. She was born into the family of Hungarian landed nobility and later became the courtier and confidant of Empress Elisabeth of Austria.

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