Question: Who is older, Olga Modrachová or Charlotta Von Liewen?

Knowledge 1: Olga Modrachová
Olga Modrachová, married Davidová( 9 May 1930 – 30 January 1995) was a Czech athlete.She competed in the women's high jump at the 1952 Summer Olympics and the 1956 Summer Olympics.Her husband was Jiří David, a Czech sprinter. [SEP] Knowledge 2: Charlotta von Liewen
Charlotta von Liewen( 12 October 1683 – 10 January 1735) was a politically active Swedish countess.She was married to riksråd count Gustaf Bonde( 1682 – 1764) and a collaborated with France.She was the daughter of Bernhard von Liewen and Sigrid Oxenstierna af Croneborg and in 1708 married count Gustaf Bonde( 1682- 1764).As maid of honor to Princess Hedvig Sophia of Sweden in 1708, she was a part of the group at court who attempted to exile the influential Juliana Schierberg.Charlotta von Liewen is described as a person with a great informal power position within Swedish politics.She is known to have played a part in the traitor process against Georg Heinrich von Görtz and count Gerhard von Dernath in 1718.They were both loyalists of the Holstein Party, as was her.Charlotta von Liewen managed to arrange a meeting between Dernath, who was supposed to be imprisoned, and Dankwardt, one of the commission's members.Dankwardt refused to accept bribes from Dernath.Charlotta von Liewen then had queen Ulrika Eleonora of Sweden fire Dankwardt, after which Dernath was freed.Charlotta von Liewen is also confirmed to have been an agent of the French ambassador, Charles Louis de Biaudos de Casteja, who was known for his network of agents during his tenure in Sweden, especially female ones, such as Margareta Gyllenstierna and Hedvig Catharina Lillie.Casteja reported that France could use her influence over her spouse by feeding her ambitions for his career.In 1731, Casteja aided her in acquiring an advancement for her spouse, her son, who was in French service, was appointed capten for the French regiment Comte de Saxe and she herself was given a pair of diamond earrings by order of Louis XV of France.She was not the only woman in Sweden to collaborate as an agent for France, but the dealings between Lieven and Casteja was more clearly documented than most.After her death, the French ambassador reported that Bonde could no longer be expected to act for French interests, for although his next spouse also acquired influence over his policy, she was no friend of France.
Knowledge 1: Olga Modrachová
Olga Modrachová, married Davidová( 9 May 1930 – 30 January 1995) was a Czech athlete.She competed in the women's high jump at the 1952 Summer Olympics and the 1956 Summer Olympics.Her husband was Jiří David, a Czech sprinter. [SEP] Knowledge 2: Ulla von Liewen
Ulrica "Ulla" Elisabeth von Liewen (24 February 1747, in Stockholm – 16 May 1775, in Uppsala), was a Swedish courtier and baroness.She was at one point the royal mistress of Adolf Frederick, King of Sweden and are known as the likely mother of Lolotte Forssberg.Ulla von Liewen was the daughter of the noble Carl Gustaf von Liewen and Ulrika Eleonora Ribbing af Zernava.She served as maid of honor to the queen of Sweden.Originally engaged to count Per Brahe, she was impregnated by the king and gave birth to a daughter.The queen was informed, and agreed to keep the matter a secret and care for the child.The story was described in 1799 by count Fredrik Georg Strömfelt to Eleonora Charlotta d'Albedyhll after the attempt of Princess Sophia Albertine of Sweden to have Lolotte Forssberg officially acknowledged as her sister, by then countess Stenbock by marriage (though the year is here 1769 instead of 1766):
"Queen Louisa Ulrika had a lady-in-waiting by the name Ulla Liewen, engaged to count Per Brahe, son of the unhappy count Erik.In 1769 she fell sick and was delivered of "The Petite", who was the daughter of Adolf Fredrik.The queen was informed of the secret, but out of friendship for her maid of honor, who had a good name for virtue and good customs - perhaps also in reference to the utter jealousy, which Her Majesty had displayed in the matter of the charming actress and dancer m:lle Dulondel, with whom the King had a son called Fredriksson, a jealousy which caused the exile of m:lle Dulondel from the realm - the queen promised her husband to care for the child under the vow of secrecy.Those, who have seen countess Stenbock in her younger years, as well as the portrait of Ulla Liewen, can not doubt the matter.Beside, she looks like Adolf Fredrik, and this explains, why people have found such as resemblance between her and princess Sofia Albertina".Princess Sophia Albertine stated to her intimate friend, countess Caroline Ehrencrona, the she had several reasons to believe that Ulla Liewen was the mother of Lolotte Forssberg, but that she would keep quite about it out of concern for the Liewen family, even though the matter seemed to be an open secret in high society.In 1770, Ulla Liewen married the politician and courtier baron Charles De Geer (1747–1805).Their daughter Charlotte De Geer later married Hans Henric von Essen.The daughter of her spouse in his second marriage, Vilhelmina, served as mistress of the Robes to Désirée Clary and married Carl Edvard Gyldenstolpe, who was at one point engaged to marry Lolotte Forssberg.
Knowledge 1: Charlotta von Liewen
Charlotta von Liewen( 12 October 1683 – 10 January 1735) was a politically active Swedish countess.She was married to riksråd count Gustaf Bonde( 1682 – 1764) and a collaborated with France.She was the daughter of Bernhard von Liewen and Sigrid Oxenstierna af Croneborg and in 1708 married count Gustaf Bonde( 1682- 1764).As maid of honor to Princess Hedvig Sophia of Sweden in 1708, she was a part of the group at court who attempted to exile the influential Juliana Schierberg.Charlotta von Liewen is described as a person with a great informal power position within Swedish politics.She is known to have played a part in the traitor process against Georg Heinrich von Görtz and count Gerhard von Dernath in 1718.They were both loyalists of the Holstein Party, as was her.Charlotta von Liewen managed to arrange a meeting between Dernath, who was supposed to be imprisoned, and Dankwardt, one of the commission's members.Dankwardt refused to accept bribes from Dernath.Charlotta von Liewen then had queen Ulrika Eleonora of Sweden fire Dankwardt, after which Dernath was freed.Charlotta von Liewen is also confirmed to have been an agent of the French ambassador, Charles Louis de Biaudos de Casteja, who was known for his network of agents during his tenure in Sweden, especially female ones, such as Margareta Gyllenstierna and Hedvig Catharina Lillie.Casteja reported that France could use her influence over her spouse by feeding her ambitions for his career.In 1731, Casteja aided her in acquiring an advancement for her spouse, her son, who was in French service, was appointed capten for the French regiment Comte de Saxe and she herself was given a pair of diamond earrings by order of Louis XV of France.She was not the only woman in Sweden to collaborate as an agent for France, but the dealings between Lieven and Casteja was more clearly documented than most.After her death, the French ambassador reported that Bonde could no longer be expected to act for French interests, for although his next spouse also acquired influence over his policy, she was no friend of France. [SEP] Knowledge 2: Ulla von Liewen
Ulrica "Ulla" Elisabeth von Liewen (24 February 1747, in Stockholm – 16 May 1775, in Uppsala), was a Swedish courtier and baroness.She was at one point the royal mistress of Adolf Frederick, King of Sweden and are known as the likely mother of Lolotte Forssberg.Ulla von Liewen was the daughter of the noble Carl Gustaf von Liewen and Ulrika Eleonora Ribbing af Zernava.She served as maid of honor to the queen of Sweden.Originally engaged to count Per Brahe, she was impregnated by the king and gave birth to a daughter.The queen was informed, and agreed to keep the matter a secret and care for the child.The story was described in 1799 by count Fredrik Georg Strömfelt to Eleonora Charlotta d'Albedyhll after the attempt of Princess Sophia Albertine of Sweden to have Lolotte Forssberg officially acknowledged as her sister, by then countess Stenbock by marriage (though the year is here 1769 instead of 1766):
"Queen Louisa Ulrika had a lady-in-waiting by the name Ulla Liewen, engaged to count Per Brahe, son of the unhappy count Erik.In 1769 she fell sick and was delivered of "The Petite", who was the daughter of Adolf Fredrik.The queen was informed of the secret, but out of friendship for her maid of honor, who had a good name for virtue and good customs - perhaps also in reference to the utter jealousy, which Her Majesty had displayed in the matter of the charming actress and dancer m:lle Dulondel, with whom the King had a son called Fredriksson, a jealousy which caused the exile of m:lle Dulondel from the realm - the queen promised her husband to care for the child under the vow of secrecy.Those, who have seen countess Stenbock in her younger years, as well as the portrait of Ulla Liewen, can not doubt the matter.Beside, she looks like Adolf Fredrik, and this explains, why people have found such as resemblance between her and princess Sofia Albertina".Princess Sophia Albertine stated to her intimate friend, countess Caroline Ehrencrona, the she had several reasons to believe that Ulla Liewen was the mother of Lolotte Forssberg, but that she would keep quite about it out of concern for the Liewen family, even though the matter seemed to be an open secret in high society.In 1770, Ulla Liewen married the politician and courtier baron Charles De Geer (1747–1805).Their daughter Charlotte De Geer later married Hans Henric von Essen.The daughter of her spouse in his second marriage, Vilhelmina, served as mistress of the Robes to Désirée Clary and married Carl Edvard Gyldenstolpe, who was at one point engaged to marry Lolotte Forssberg.

Answer: Charlotta Von Liewen