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Greek Royal Family current events & pictures 1: January 2003 - February 2016
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1.Princess Theodora, Prince Nikolaos, and Prince Philippos
2.Queen Anne-Marie, King Constantine, Crown Prince and Princess Pavlos
3.Princess Alexia and Prince Nikolaos
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4.Princess Theodora and Prince Philippos
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5.Father and Sons (Prince Nikolaos, King Constantine, and Crown Prince Pavlos)
2.Queen Anne-Marie, King Constantine, Crown Prince and Princess Pavlos
3.Princess Alexia and Prince Nikolaos
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4.Princess Theodora and Prince Philippos
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5.Father and Sons (Prince Nikolaos, King Constantine, and Crown Prince Pavlos)
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Hi Jacqueline,
Nice pics. Three young-looking gentlemen.
Would you happen to know how those lovely children grew up under such circumstances. Do they feel "displaced" or have they "adapted" living in exile or were they too young too remember. I'm afraid, I have read only bits and pieces about the Greek royals.
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Nice pics. Three young-looking gentlemen.
Would you happen to know how those lovely children grew up under such circumstances. Do they feel "displaced" or have they "adapted" living in exile or were they too young too remember. I'm afraid, I have read only bits and pieces about the Greek royals.
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I suppose they have adapted well since they've been living in London for most of their lives. I think they've been living in London since about 1970. Alexia would have been 5, Pavlos 3 and Nikolaos 1. Theodora and Philippos have always lived in London. King Constantine said on his Larry King interview that one good thing about his exile is that he has had way more time to spend with his family then he would have had otherwise. I think that is why the family is very close, happy and well-behaved. Also, Anne-Marie came from a close, loving family. I'm not sure about Constantine's family. It doesn't always seem to be the same with alot of royal families.
By the way, I'm still rooting for a marriage between HRH Prince William of Wales and HRH Princess Theodora of Greece!
By the way, I'm still rooting for a marriage between HRH Prince William of Wales and HRH Princess Theodora of Greece!
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Hi Samitude!
I'm glad to hear they grew up in a normal atmosphere.
As for your wish, that's a different story. Did you know that QEII is Theodora's godmother? So, just for you, here is baby Theodora at her Christening on October 20, 1983 with mother and her godmother AKA her future "granny-in-law" .
Corbis photo.
I'm glad to hear they grew up in a normal atmosphere.
As for your wish, that's a different story. Did you know that QEII is Theodora's godmother? So, just for you, here is baby Theodora at her Christening on October 20, 1983 with mother and her godmother AKA her future "granny-in-law"
.Corbis photo.
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King Constantine's 60 birthday dinner in London.
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Queen Anne-Marie, Princess Alexia and baby Arietta.
5.Princess Alexia, baby Arietta and her aunt Princess Theodora visiting Legoland in Denmark.
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Crown Prince Pavlos, Crown Princess Marie-Chantal, their daughter Marie-Olympia, Prince Phillippos and Princess Theodora.
King Constantine's 60 birthday dinner in London.
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Queen Anne-Marie, Princess Alexia and baby Arietta.
5.Princess Alexia, baby Arietta and her aunt Princess Theodora visiting Legoland in Denmark.
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Crown Prince Pavlos, Crown Princess Marie-Chantal, their daughter Marie-Olympia, Prince Phillippos and Princess Theodora.
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Princess Alexia doesn't look too happy in her photos, or maybe she thinks why put on a smile? I can't blame her. It has to be heartbreaking to leave one's own country, to say nothing about the beautiful residential estates left behind.
I wish that Greece would restore its royal family, but until then, it does seem a little strange to refer to them as King or Queen and Crown Prince or Crown Princess. Of what?
I wish that Greece would restore its royal family, but until then, it does seem a little strange to refer to them as King or Queen and Crown Prince or Crown Princess. Of what?
I agree with you Thissal. The whole situation does seem a bit odd.
What makes me wonder, though, is whether the next generation (the King's grandchildren) will receive the recognition that their parents do? I mean, these children, while having the titles of Princes and Princesses, really won't be.
I don't know if Greece will re-instate their royal house, but chances are, probably not. It seems that once a country gets rid of their royality, that's pretty much it, which is why all the ruling houses are a bit touchy on that subject. The same seems to apply in Italy. Although the Crown Prince has acheived celebrity-type fame over there, I highly doubt they would allow him to be King one day.
In my opinion, I think the only way for the members of the Greek royal family to hang on to their titles and position would be to marry into it. For example, if Prince Nikolaos married Crown Princess Victoria (of Sweden) his children would definitely take the throne, compared to Crown Prince Pavlos's children who probably never will.
Hi Jalmey,
"It seems that once a country gets rid of their royality, that's pretty much it, ..."
But Spain's royalty was restored after a long absence. I see a royal house as so important in taking some of the PR needs off the government. It seems in the USA, the President and his family have to fulfill the role of royalty plus the role of running a country. That's 2 separate and probably unrelated jobs that just interfere with one another when combined into one.
"It seems that once a country gets rid of their royality, that's pretty much it, ..."
But Spain's royalty was restored after a long absence. I see a royal house as so important in taking some of the PR needs off the government. It seems in the USA, the President and his family have to fulfill the role of royalty plus the role of running a country. That's 2 separate and probably unrelated jobs that just interfere with one another when combined into one.
Hey thissal,
I definitely agree with you that royality IS important. That's a point that I would never argue against!
And you're right about the Spanish family--that completely slipped my mind. But I still hold on to my thinking that the Greek royal family will probably never resume their thrones. It seems to me, that while royality is very important to the government, they also serve as powerful symbols to the public. They represent their countries, they uphold the morals of their countries, etc. And I think a large majority of the basis for royality is public support. For example, if Queen Elizabeth of England suddenly declared an end to the British royal family, I would suspect there would be a huge uproar considering their popularity (William's especially). I have no idea what the Greek people think of their exiled royals, but if they don't miss them, I doubt the royals would be welcome back.
I also think that the whole question is a gamble as well. In the case of the Spanish royality, many felt that Juan Carlos wouldn't be able to handle the role. General Franco handpicked him as his successor, more over. But there were so many other emotions present at the time. Franco had a large opposition force, people still bitter since the end of the Spanish Civil War. There were economic and diplomatic troubles and probably the only reason JC is still around is because he *wanted* Spain to be democracy. It seems to me that there is still some resentment about the King lingering in Greece. *Shrugs* I don't know...these are just my opinions. :flower:
I definitely agree with you that royality IS important. That's a point that I would never argue against!
And you're right about the Spanish family--that completely slipped my mind. But I still hold on to my thinking that the Greek royal family will probably never resume their thrones. It seems to me, that while royality is very important to the government, they also serve as powerful symbols to the public. They represent their countries, they uphold the morals of their countries, etc. And I think a large majority of the basis for royality is public support. For example, if Queen Elizabeth of England suddenly declared an end to the British royal family, I would suspect there would be a huge uproar considering their popularity (William's especially). I have no idea what the Greek people think of their exiled royals, but if they don't miss them, I doubt the royals would be welcome back.
I also think that the whole question is a gamble as well. In the case of the Spanish royality, many felt that Juan Carlos wouldn't be able to handle the role. General Franco handpicked him as his successor, more over. But there were so many other emotions present at the time. Franco had a large opposition force, people still bitter since the end of the Spanish Civil War. There were economic and diplomatic troubles and probably the only reason JC is still around is because he *wanted* Spain to be democracy. It seems to me that there is still some resentment about the King lingering in Greece. *Shrugs* I don't know...these are just my opinions. :flower:
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1.www.rexfeatures.com - Queen Anne-Marie with her daughter-in-law Marie-Chantal and her two grandsons, Konstantine (in Anne-Marie's lap) and Achilleas at a cancer charity function in London.
2.www.rexfeatures.com - Marie-Chantal of Greece and her two sons, Konstantine and Achilleas at a cancer charity benefit in London.
2.www.rexfeatures.com - Marie-Chantal of Greece and her two sons, Konstantine and Achilleas at a cancer charity benefit in London.
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1.The royal family of Greece is (from left to right): Alexia, Princess of Greece; Anne-Marie, Queen of Greece; Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece; and Konstantinos II, King of Greece.
2.King Constantine with His Family
Original caption: Rome.King Constantine of Greece and his Danish born wife, Queen Anne Marie, present their newly born son Prince Nicholas to the press in the garden of the couple's Rome villa October 8th. With them is their three year old daughter Princess Alexia. Their other son, Prince Paul, 2, is not shown. The baby is eight days old. Constantine and family are living in voluntary exile in Italy.
Corbis: photography, rights, motion.
3.Greek Royal Family Posed For Photo
Original caption: 12/20/1967-Rome, Italy- The Greek royal family posees for photographers Dec. 20th during a picture session at the Hesse Villa.They are, l to r: King Constantine; Queen Anne Marie,holding Crown Prince Paul;Queen Mother Frederika,behind two-year-old Princess Alexia and Princess Irene,Constantine's younger sister.The king was rapidly losing ground to the Athens military regime by remaining silent nearly a week after his abortive counter-coup.
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4.King Constantine with Children and Archbishop
Original caption: Greek Archbishop Makarios visits self-exiled King Constantine of Greece and his family at their Rome villa. King Constantine, with children, Princess Alexia and Prince Paul, and Makarios (right).
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5.Portrait of Royalty
Original caption: Athens, Greece....Posed in the Royal Palace in Athens, September 20, during the christening ceremonies of Crown Princess Alexia Area, from left: King Constantine of the Hellenes; Queen Ingrid of Denmark; Queen Anne-Marie (holding her 42-day-old daughter); Queen Frederika, the Queen Mother, and King Frederick of Denmark.
2.King Constantine with His Family
Original caption: Rome.King Constantine of Greece and his Danish born wife, Queen Anne Marie, present their newly born son Prince Nicholas to the press in the garden of the couple's Rome villa October 8th. With them is their three year old daughter Princess Alexia. Their other son, Prince Paul, 2, is not shown. The baby is eight days old. Constantine and family are living in voluntary exile in Italy.
Corbis: photography, rights, motion.
3.Greek Royal Family Posed For Photo
Original caption: 12/20/1967-Rome, Italy- The Greek royal family posees for photographers Dec. 20th during a picture session at the Hesse Villa.They are, l to r: King Constantine; Queen Anne Marie,holding Crown Prince Paul;Queen Mother Frederika,behind two-year-old Princess Alexia and Princess Irene,Constantine's younger sister.The king was rapidly losing ground to the Athens military regime by remaining silent nearly a week after his abortive counter-coup.
Corbis
4.King Constantine with Children and Archbishop
Original caption: Greek Archbishop Makarios visits self-exiled King Constantine of Greece and his family at their Rome villa. King Constantine, with children, Princess Alexia and Prince Paul, and Makarios (right).
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5.Portrait of Royalty
Original caption: Athens, Greece....Posed in the Royal Palace in Athens, September 20, during the christening ceremonies of Crown Princess Alexia Area, from left: King Constantine of the Hellenes; Queen Ingrid of Denmark; Queen Anne-Marie (holding her 42-day-old daughter); Queen Frederika, the Queen Mother, and King Frederick of Denmark.
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1.POLFOTO Princess Alexia appears with her father King Constantino, in Palma de Mallorca, during the Royal Sailing Cup, on the 9th of August 1998) They use to sail together since they were childs. Carlos Morales is 28, he was born in Arrecife de Lazarote and he is Olimpic Sailing Champion.
2.Polfoto 29-06-2000 © QUEEN INTERNATIONAL/REF QN BA PRINCESS ALEXIA OF GREECE WAS VISITED BY HER MOTHER Princess Alexia, who is living in Barcelona since 8 years ago, recived last week the visit of her mother, Queen Ana Maria of Greece, who lives in London with the rest of her family. King Constantino's wife went to have lunch with Alexia and her husband, the Canarian architect Carlos Morales, to a very selected Japanese restaurant in the city. After that, the couple want to show Ana Maria their future house, where they will go to live soon. The travel of Greece queen to Spain probably informs on a pregnancy of Alexia, who married last July with Carlos in London.
3.Polfoto 29-06-2000 © QUEEN INTERNATIONAL/REF QN BA PRINCESS ALEXIA OF GREECE WAS VISITED BY HER MOTHER Princess Alexia, who is living in Barcelona since 8 years ago, recived last week the visit of her mother, Queen Ana Maria of Greece, who lives in London with the rest of her family. King Constantino's wife went to have lunch with Alexia and her husband, the Canarian architect Carlos Morales, to a very selected Japanese restaurant in the city. After that, the couple want to show Ana Maria their future house, where they will go to live soon. The travel of Greece queen to Spain probably informs on a pregnancy of Alexia, who married last July with Carlos in London.
4.Polfoto 29-06-2000 © QUEEN INTERNATIONAL/REF QN BA PRINCESS ALEXIA OF GREECE WAS VISITED BY HER MOTHER Princess Alexia, who is living in Barcelona since 8 years ago, recived last week the visit of her mother, Queen Ana Maria of Greece, who lives in London with the rest of her family. King Constantino's wife went to have lunch with Alexia and her husband, the Canarian architect Carlos Morales, to a very selected Japanese restaurant in the city. After that, the couple want to show Ana Maria their future house, where they will go to live soon. The travel of Greece queen to Spain probably informs on a pregnancy of Alexia, who married last July with Carlos in London.
5.Polfoto 29-06-2000 © QUEEN INTERNATIONAL/REF QN BA PRINCESS ALEXIA OF GREECE WAS VISITED BY HER MOTHER Princess Alexia, who is living in Barcelona since 8 years ago, recived last week the visit of her mother, Queen Ana Maria of Greece, who lives in London with the rest of her family. King Constantino's wife went to have lunch with Alexia and her husband, the Canarian architect Carlos Morales, to a very selected Japanese restaurant in the city. After that, the couple want to show Ana Maria their future house, where they will go to live soon. The travel of Greece queen to Spain probably informs on a pregnancy of Alexia, who married last July with Carlos in London.
2.Polfoto 29-06-2000 © QUEEN INTERNATIONAL/REF QN BA PRINCESS ALEXIA OF GREECE WAS VISITED BY HER MOTHER Princess Alexia, who is living in Barcelona since 8 years ago, recived last week the visit of her mother, Queen Ana Maria of Greece, who lives in London with the rest of her family. King Constantino's wife went to have lunch with Alexia and her husband, the Canarian architect Carlos Morales, to a very selected Japanese restaurant in the city. After that, the couple want to show Ana Maria their future house, where they will go to live soon. The travel of Greece queen to Spain probably informs on a pregnancy of Alexia, who married last July with Carlos in London.
3.Polfoto 29-06-2000 © QUEEN INTERNATIONAL/REF QN BA PRINCESS ALEXIA OF GREECE WAS VISITED BY HER MOTHER Princess Alexia, who is living in Barcelona since 8 years ago, recived last week the visit of her mother, Queen Ana Maria of Greece, who lives in London with the rest of her family. King Constantino's wife went to have lunch with Alexia and her husband, the Canarian architect Carlos Morales, to a very selected Japanese restaurant in the city. After that, the couple want to show Ana Maria their future house, where they will go to live soon. The travel of Greece queen to Spain probably informs on a pregnancy of Alexia, who married last July with Carlos in London.
4.Polfoto 29-06-2000 © QUEEN INTERNATIONAL/REF QN BA PRINCESS ALEXIA OF GREECE WAS VISITED BY HER MOTHER Princess Alexia, who is living in Barcelona since 8 years ago, recived last week the visit of her mother, Queen Ana Maria of Greece, who lives in London with the rest of her family. King Constantino's wife went to have lunch with Alexia and her husband, the Canarian architect Carlos Morales, to a very selected Japanese restaurant in the city. After that, the couple want to show Ana Maria their future house, where they will go to live soon. The travel of Greece queen to Spain probably informs on a pregnancy of Alexia, who married last July with Carlos in London.
5.Polfoto 29-06-2000 © QUEEN INTERNATIONAL/REF QN BA PRINCESS ALEXIA OF GREECE WAS VISITED BY HER MOTHER Princess Alexia, who is living in Barcelona since 8 years ago, recived last week the visit of her mother, Queen Ana Maria of Greece, who lives in London with the rest of her family. King Constantino's wife went to have lunch with Alexia and her husband, the Canarian architect Carlos Morales, to a very selected Japanese restaurant in the city. After that, the couple want to show Ana Maria their future house, where they will go to live soon. The travel of Greece queen to Spain probably informs on a pregnancy of Alexia, who married last July with Carlos in London.
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1.Polfoto 16-04-2000 Gæsterne ankommer til gallamiddag på Christiansborg for dronning Margrethe. Her ankommer den græske prinsesse Alexia med sin spanske mand, Carlos Morales og lillesøster prinsesse Theodora. DIGITALT FOTO.
2.www.rexfeatures.com - Princes Phillippos, Nikolaos and Pavlos and Carlos Morales, husband of Princess Alexia, visit the Acropolis and the Pantheon, Athens, Greece, 23 July 2003.
3.www.rexfeatures.com - Princes Phillippos, Nikolaos and Pavlos and Carlos Morales, husband of Princess Alexia, visit the Acropolis and the Pantheon, Athens, Greece, 23 July 2003.
2.www.rexfeatures.com - Princes Phillippos, Nikolaos and Pavlos and Carlos Morales, husband of Princess Alexia, visit the Acropolis and the Pantheon, Athens, Greece, 23 July 2003.
3.www.rexfeatures.com - Princes Phillippos, Nikolaos and Pavlos and Carlos Morales, husband of Princess Alexia, visit the Acropolis and the Pantheon, Athens, Greece, 23 July 2003.
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1.www.korprapress.com - ANA MARIA DE GRECIA Y CARLOS MORALES PASEAN A ARRIETA, HIJA DE ESTE Y LA PRINCESA ALEXIA POR LAS CALLES DE BARCELONA EL MISMO DIA DEL INGRESO EN EL HOSPITAL PARA EL PARTO BARCELONA 14/05/2003 BCN/©KORPA
2.www.korpapress.com - ANA MARIA DE GRECIA Y CONSTANTINO DE GRECIA PASAN UNAS VACACIONES DE NAVIDAD EN TENERIFE CON SU FAMILIA BCN ©KORPA 25/12/99 TENERIFE
3-7.www.alloverpress.com - The King and Queen with their two youngest children, Theodora and Phillippos.
8,10.www.alloverpress.com - King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie on holiday in Gstaad, Switzerland with their children and grandchildren.
9.www.alloverpress.com - Queen Anne Marie and King Constantine with granddaughter Maria Olympia.
2.www.korpapress.com - ANA MARIA DE GRECIA Y CONSTANTINO DE GRECIA PASAN UNAS VACACIONES DE NAVIDAD EN TENERIFE CON SU FAMILIA BCN ©KORPA 25/12/99 TENERIFE
3-7.www.alloverpress.com - The King and Queen with their two youngest children, Theodora and Phillippos.
8,10.www.alloverpress.com - King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie on holiday in Gstaad, Switzerland with their children and grandchildren.
9.www.alloverpress.com - Queen Anne Marie and King Constantine with granddaughter Maria Olympia.
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1,2,4.www.alloverpress.com - King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie on holiday in Gstaad, Switzerland with their children and grandchildren.
3.www.alloverpress.com - The King and Queen with their grandchildren, Maria Olympia and Konstantine.
5.www.alloverpress.com - Queen Anne Marie and her granddaughter Maria Olympia.
6.www.alloverpress.com - King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie on holiday in Gstaad, Switzerland with their grandchildren, Maria Olympia, Konstantine and Achilleas-Andreas, children of Crown Prince Pavlos and Marie-Chantal.
7.www.alloverpress.com - Prince Nikolaos pulls his brother Crown Prince Pavlos and one of his sons in a tobaggan while the royal family is on holiday in Gstaad, Swizerland.
3.www.alloverpress.com - The King and Queen with their grandchildren, Maria Olympia and Konstantine.
5.www.alloverpress.com - Queen Anne Marie and her granddaughter Maria Olympia.
6.www.alloverpress.com - King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie on holiday in Gstaad, Switzerland with their grandchildren, Maria Olympia, Konstantine and Achilleas-Andreas, children of Crown Prince Pavlos and Marie-Chantal.
7.www.alloverpress.com - Prince Nikolaos pulls his brother Crown Prince Pavlos and one of his sons in a tobaggan while the royal family is on holiday in Gstaad, Swizerland.
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little Konstantine is really cute
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1-5.www.alloverpress.com - The family on holiday in the Canry Islands, Spain, where Alexia's then fiancee Carlos Morales' family is from.
6.www.alloverpress.com - King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie with son Phillippos in London.
7.www.ibl.se - The family prepares for a Greek Orthdox service.
8.www.corbis.com - King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie with their sons, Pavlos and Nikolaos.
9.www.corbis.com - Princess Alexia and Prince Nikolaos.
6.www.alloverpress.com - King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie with son Phillippos in London.
7.www.ibl.se - The family prepares for a Greek Orthdox service.
8.www.corbis.com - King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie with their sons, Pavlos and Nikolaos.
9.www.corbis.com - Princess Alexia and Prince Nikolaos.
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6.www.corbis.com - A little squished in I would say!
7.www.korpa.com - CONSTANTINO DE GRECIA EN EL BAUTIZO DE SU NIETA ANA MARIA MORALES DE GRECIA EN EL MONASTERIO DE PANTANASA , PORTO HELI , GRECIA PP / CF / ©KORPA 19/07/03 PORTO HELI / GRECIA
8.www.korpa.com - CONSTANTINO DE GRECIA DE PASEO EN BARCO CON SU FAMILIA EN PALMA DE MALLORCA. AC/RR ©KORPA 22/08/99 PALMA DE MALLORCA
6.www.corbis.com - A little squished in I would say!
7.www.korpa.com - CONSTANTINO DE GRECIA EN EL BAUTIZO DE SU NIETA ANA MARIA MORALES DE GRECIA EN EL MONASTERIO DE PANTANASA , PORTO HELI , GRECIA PP / CF / ©KORPA 19/07/03 PORTO HELI / GRECIA
8.www.korpa.com - CONSTANTINO DE GRECIA DE PASEO EN BARCO CON SU FAMILIA EN PALMA DE MALLORCA. AC/RR ©KORPA 22/08/99 PALMA DE MALLORCA
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1-7.www.ibl.se Mandatory Credit: Photo By P ANASTASSELIS/REX FEATURES FORMER KING CONSTANTINE AND EX QUEEN ANNE MARIE LAUNCH OF THE ANNA MARIA FOUNDATION, ATHENS, GREECE - 28 AUG 2003
8.www.rexfeatures.com - Another picture of the King at the previous day's press conference.
8.www.rexfeatures.com - Another picture of the King at the previous day's press conference.
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1.1966: King Constantine of Greece and Queen Anne- Marie with their daughter Princess Alexia at Castle Tatoi, Greece. He was exiled in December 1967 and formally deposed in June 1973. The monarchy was abolished by national referendum in 1974.
2.8 July 1950: Queen Frederika of Greece (of Brunswick) (1917 - 1981) with Crown Prince Constantin, Princess Sophia and Princess Irene.
3.1950: Queen Frederika of Greece with Princess Irene, Princess Sophie and Crown Prince Konstantin playing with a toy car in the garden of their summer home at Tatoi, Greece.
4.1950: The Greek Royal family from left to right: Princess Irene, King Paul, Crown Prince Konstantin, Princess Sophie and Queen Frederika.
5.Greek Royals Riding Horses - Constantine II and Sophia ride horses together.
6.Prince Constantine Pets a Donkey
Prince Constantine, the future King of Greece, pets a donkey in an outdoor corral in Athens. 1954.
7.www.corbis.com - ConstantineII, Future King of Greece, with Donkey.
8.www.corbis.com - Prince Constantine of Greece on Guard Duty
Young Crown Prince Constantine joins a sentry outside the royal residence, at Psikhiko. Both wear traditional Evzone dress.
9.www.corbis.com - Portraits of Lyndon Johnson and King Constintine
President Lyndon Johnson welcomes visiting King Constintine of Greece, September 11th, on the White House lawn.
2.8 July 1950: Queen Frederika of Greece (of Brunswick) (1917 - 1981) with Crown Prince Constantin, Princess Sophia and Princess Irene.
3.1950: Queen Frederika of Greece with Princess Irene, Princess Sophie and Crown Prince Konstantin playing with a toy car in the garden of their summer home at Tatoi, Greece.
4.1950: The Greek Royal family from left to right: Princess Irene, King Paul, Crown Prince Konstantin, Princess Sophie and Queen Frederika.
5.Greek Royals Riding Horses - Constantine II and Sophia ride horses together.
6.Prince Constantine Pets a Donkey
Prince Constantine, the future King of Greece, pets a donkey in an outdoor corral in Athens. 1954.
7.www.corbis.com - ConstantineII, Future King of Greece, with Donkey.
8.www.corbis.com - Prince Constantine of Greece on Guard Duty
Young Crown Prince Constantine joins a sentry outside the royal residence, at Psikhiko. Both wear traditional Evzone dress.
9.www.corbis.com - Portraits of Lyndon Johnson and King Constintine
President Lyndon Johnson welcomes visiting King Constintine of Greece, September 11th, on the White House lawn.
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1.Corbis: photography, rights, motion. - King Constantine of Greece
2.Corbis: photography, rights, motion. - Former King of Greece Constantine II
3.Corbis: photography, rights, motion. - ENGAGEMENT OF PAUL OF GREECE AND M.C. MILLER
4.Corbis: photography, rights, motion. - King Constantine with his brother-in-law, King Juan Carlos of Spain.
5. Constantine and Anne Marie and their family.
6.index
From a very old copy of Royalty magazine and from an article on the family called "Splendid Isolation," the family with Queen Anne Marie's (late) mother, Queen Ingrid of Denmark, at their home in Hamstead, England.
7.King Constantine, Queen Anne Marie, Princes Nikolaos and Phillippos and Princess Theodora in Gstaad, Switzerland in December/January 2002.
Both Princess Theodora and Prince Phillippos look so grown up in these pictures compared to the previous one. And Princess Theodora resembles her cousins Alexandra and Nathalie of Berleberg a bit, doesn't she?
8.Sorry for the poor quality of the scan, but I found this photocopied picture from a book I found years ago. I wish I could remember the name of the book, there were many great pictures of Europe's royal families in it.
In this picture, King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie in Greece with baby Alexia.
2.Corbis: photography, rights, motion. - Former King of Greece Constantine II
3.Corbis: photography, rights, motion. - ENGAGEMENT OF PAUL OF GREECE AND M.C. MILLER
4.Corbis: photography, rights, motion. - King Constantine with his brother-in-law, King Juan Carlos of Spain.
5. Constantine and Anne Marie and their family.
6.index
From a very old copy of Royalty magazine and from an article on the family called "Splendid Isolation," the family with Queen Anne Marie's (late) mother, Queen Ingrid of Denmark, at their home in Hamstead, England.
7.King Constantine, Queen Anne Marie, Princes Nikolaos and Phillippos and Princess Theodora in Gstaad, Switzerland in December/January 2002.
Both Princess Theodora and Prince Phillippos look so grown up in these pictures compared to the previous one. And Princess Theodora resembles her cousins Alexandra and Nathalie of Berleberg a bit, doesn't she?
8.Sorry for the poor quality of the scan, but I found this photocopied picture from a book I found years ago. I wish I could remember the name of the book, there were many great pictures of Europe's royal families in it.
In this picture, King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie in Greece with baby Alexia.
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cuervo said:
What a beautiful photo. How adorable.
Could someone post some recent ones of Theodora and Philippos?
Alexandria said:
What a beautiful photo. I wanted to cry! Truley beautiful. What a shame they are no longer ruling in their country!
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Still no pics of little Odysseas? Isn't it weird?? I mean, he's more than a month old now! Normally we get to see photos about a week or so after the birth...
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THE FORMER KING OF GREECE CONSTANTIN AND HIS FAMILY ARE IN THE SKY RESORT OF GSTAAD IN SWITZERLAND FOR THE WINTER-HOLIDAYS. WITH HIS WIFE ANNE MARIE AND HIS OLDEST SON PRINCE PAVLOS WITH HIS WIFE MARIE-CHANTAL MILLER AND THEIR FOUR CHILDREN
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