Constitution of Monaco, 1911
In 1910-11 the peaceful Monegasque Revolution protests resulted in the Constitution of Monaco. This led to the end of absolutism, at least on paper, and also as a part of the overall resolution the Duke of Urach's claim was relegated behind that of Albert's newly-recognised granddaughter Charlotte Louvet (see below).
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