Queen Margrethe celebrated her 77th birthday with her family at Marselisborg Castle on 16 April 2017, instead of Amalienborg
Queen Margrethe II celebrates her 77th birthday at Marselisborg Palace
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European Royalty Farewells Prince Richard
Members of European royal families attended the funeral of Prince Richard, held on Tuesday, 21 March 2016, at 2.00 pm at the Evangelische Stadtkirche Bad Berleburg. Embed from Getty Images HH Prince Richard’s son and heir, Prince Gustav, walked behind his father’s coffin, draped in the family’s flag, during the procession from the family…
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Denmark’s King Frederik IX’s Funeral, 24 January 1972
Denmark's King Frederik IX was laid to rest among his royal ancestors amidst pomp and pageantry in Roskilde Cathedral on 24 January 1972.
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Queen Margrethe II of Denmark Celebrates Her 76th Birthday
Queen Margrethe II of Denmark celebrated her 76th Birthday on Saturday, 16 April 2016. Crowds waited outside Amalienborg to congratulate Queen Margrethe. The Danish Royal Family appeared on the balconies at Christian IX’s Palace, shortly after the Changing of the Guard at 12.00 noon. Embed from Getty Images Queen Margrethe also appeared with her grandchildren.…
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Queen Margrethe II of Denmark’s New Year Address, 2015
HM Queen Margrethe II gave her New Year's Address on 31 December 2015, at 6.00 pm (local time) from Fredensborg Palace, which was broadcasted on television and radio. "God Save Denmark" The original transcript of Queen Margrethe's New Year's Address. A transcript of the English translation is also available. History The New Year's Address is…
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