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| Marlene A. Eilers Koenig Collection Back row: Prince Peter of Greece, Princess Alice of Greece, Berthold, Margrave of Baden, Crown Prince Harald of Norway, Princess Sophie of Greece, King Paul of the Hellenes, King Frederik IX of Denmark, Princess Anne Marie of Denmark, Crown Prince Constantine of the Hellenes, Crown Princess Margrethe of Denmark, Prince Georg Wilhelm of Hanover, Prince Michael of Greece Middle row: Margarita Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, Princess Eugenie of Greece, Princess Irene, Duchess of Aosta, Princess Paul of Yugoslavia (Olga of Greece), Queen Frederika of the Hellenes, Queen Ingrid of Denmark, Queen Helen of Romania, Lady Katherine Brandram (Princess Katherine of Greece), Princess Theodora, Markgravine of Baden, Princess Georg Wilhelm of Hanover (Sophie) Front row: Prince Ludwig of Baden, Prince George Andrew Radziwill, Princess Tatiana Radziwill, Count Hans Toerring-Jettenbach, Princess Irene of Greece, Prince Karl of Hesse, Princess Benedikte of Denmark, Prince Max of Baden (this photo appeared in The Inheritors of Alexander the Great. The original photo was provided by Princess Tatiana, who also provided the key.) |
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Marlene, do you know who is sitting between Princess Katharine and Princess Sophie on the second row? Bea
ReplyDeleteI don´t think this pictures was taken to celebrate the 100 years anniversary of the Greek Monarchy. I think it was taken to celebrate the engagement of Constantine and Anne Marie, as you said before. Most people in this picture are members of Greek and Danish Royal Families.
ReplyDeletedefinitely not the engagement. My mistake, but the photo appears in the book The Inheritors of Alexander ... and of course the King George I was born Prince Vilhelm of Denmark.
ReplyDeleteTo celebrate the 100th anniversary of Greek Monarchy King Paul invited many royal families, I don´t remember all royals were in there but I remember the Count of Barcelona and his son Juan Carlos were in Athens for this occasion...but they are not in this picture. I know of course King George I was born Prince of Denmark, I meant if most people in this picture were Greek and Danish royals is because they were celebrating something important for them, it shoulbe the royal engagement.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the 100th anniversary. Tino and Anne Marie are not the center of attention. The photo was first published in The Inheritors of Alexander the Great by George Tzantzos - and he got the photo (and ids from Princess Tatiana Radziwill
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