Category Archives: Serbia/Yugoslavia
← Older postsFirst Photos of Princess Marija of Serbia
Prince Philip of Serbia, heir to the former royal house of Serbia, and his wife Princess Danica released two photos of their family with the newborn Princess Marija. The couple released two photos. The first one show them with their two children, and a second photo includes three of the four grandparents, namely the parents of Princess Danica and the Duchess of Segorbe, née Princess of Orleans-Bragança and mother of … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Prince Philip of Serbia, Prince Stefan of Serbia, Princess Danica, Princess Marija of Serbiar | Leave a commentIt’s a Girl for Prince Philip and Princess Danica
Hereditary Prince Philip and Hereditary Princess Danica of Serbia became the parents a daughter, Princess Marija, today at 12:31PM. The girl wasborn in Belgrade. The couple already has a son, Prince Stefan (5), who was born in 2018. Princess Marija is the first girl to be born in the main line of the family since 1884.
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Birth, Prince Philip of Serbia, Prince Stefan of Serbia, Princess Danica, Princess Marija of Serbia | Leave a commentA Son For Prince Philip and Princess Danica of Yugoslavia
For the first time in 90 years, a baby Prince has been born on Serbian soil: Princess Danica, wife of Prince Philip, gave birth to the couple’s first child on Sunday February 25th. The newborn, born at 10:30am, has been named Stefan. Both mother and baby are doing well, according to the Royal Court. To mark the birth, Patriarch Irinej of Serbia allowed the bells of the St Sava Temple … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Birth, Danica Marinkovic, Prince Philip of Yugoslavia, Prince Stefan of Yugoslavia | 2 CommentsCrown Princess Katherine Celebrates Orthodox Christmas With Hospital Visit
On Sunday – Orthodox Christmas – Crown Princess Katherine, wife of the Head of the House of Karađorđević, paid a visit to the ‘Banjica’ Institute for Orthopaedic Surgery and the University Children’s Hospital to spread some Christmas cheer to the children spending the holiday in hospital. The Crown Princess distributed toys provided by Lifeline Chicago Humanitarian Organisation, one of the American branches of her foundation. She later visited the Jovan Jovanovic … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Children, Christmas, Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Crown Princess Katherine Foundation, Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia, Health, Hospital, Patronage | Leave a commentPrince Philip of Yugoslavia Marries Danica Marinković in Belgrade
On October 7, Prince Philip of Yugoslavia, second son of Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia and his first wife Princess Maria da Glória of Orléans-Braganza, Duchess de Segorbe, married Danica Marinković at the St. Michael Archangel Cathedral in Belgrade, Serbia. The bride, Danica, is a graphic designer who is the daughter of impressionist painter Milan Marinković and his wife Beba. Philip and Danica’s wedding is the second royal wedding to occur in Serbia since … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Danica Marinkovic, Prince Philip of Yugoslavia, Wedding | 3 CommentsAn Engagement is Announced – in Serbia!
The Royal Family of Serbia have today announced the engagement of His Royal Highness Prince Philip and Ms Danica Marinkovic, a graphic designer and visual artist, who is the daughter of Mr Milan Marinkovic-Cile and Mrs Beba Marinkovic. Prince Philip is the second son of Crown Prince Alexander and his first wife, Princess Dona Maria da Gloria, Duchess de Segorbe. He was educated in the United Kingdom at the King’s School in Canterbury and gaining … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Danica Marinkovic, Engagement, Prince Philip of Yugoslavia | Leave a commentFlashback Friday: Yugoslav Royal Twins Baptised in France
June 30, 1958: Family members pose with newborn Princes Dimitri and Michael of Yugoslavia following their christening. The two infants were born on June 18 to Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia and his first wife, Princess Maria Pia of Savoy. In the photograph below can be seen: Front Row (L-R): Prince Jacques and Prince Michel of Orléans, godfathers. Second Row (L-R): Queen Marie José of Italy (maternal grandmother), godmothers Princess Maria Gabriella of … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, France, Greece, Historical Royals, Italy, Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Christening, House of Orléans, House of Savoy, Marie José of Belgium, Olga of Greece and Denmark, Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia (1924-2016), Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia, Prince Michael of Yugoslavia, Prince Paul of Yugoslavia, Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia, Princess Maria Beatrice of Savoy, Princess Maria Gabriella of Savoy, The Count of Évreux, The Duchess of Montpensier, The Duke of Orléans, Umberto II of Italy | 1 CommentFlashback Friday: King and Queen Mark Armistice Day in Belgrade
November 11, 1930: Yugoslav King Alexander I and his wife, Queen Maria (nee Princess of Romania), are present at an Armistice Day ceremony where they unveiled a sculpture dedicated as a tribute to France.
Posted in Historical Royals, Romania, Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Alexander I of Yugoslavia, Armistice Day, Maria of Romania | Leave a commentA Royal Wedding in Serbia!
Today, 23 October 2016, Serbia witnessed a very rare Royal Wedding when His Royal Highness Prince Mihailo Karadjordjevic, a grandson of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia, married Miss Ljubica Ljubisavljevic. The Prince is the youngest son of the late Prince Tomislav of Yugoslavia and his second wife, Princess Linda. Amidst the enchanting grandeur of the Church of Saint George in Oplenac, 300 guests witnessed the happy couple take their vows. Miss Ljubisavljevic, who is … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia | 2 CommentsFuneral and Burial of Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia
The funeral service and burial of HRH Prince Alexander Karadjordjevic of Yugoslavia, the eldest son of Prince Paul and Princess Olga of Yugoslavia, took place yesterday, 20th May, at the Royal Mausoleum in Serbia and was attended by a large number of relatives, friends and dignitaries amid solemn ceremony. Bishop Jovan of Sumadija and Bishop Irinej of Australia and New Zealand conducted the funeral service inside the ornately decorated church, … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia | Leave a commentSerbian Crown Prince and Crown Princess Open Medical Conference
The Serbian Diaspora Medical Conference 2016 has been opened by Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine of Serbia in Belgrade. Now in it’s 7th year, the conference is taking place between 18th and 20th May during which more than 60 speakers from around the world, including delegates from the Mayo Clinic and Harvard. It was back in 2009 when Crown Princess Katherine devised the conference having spoken … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Conference, Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Crown Princess Katherine Foundation, Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia, Medicine | Leave a commentPrince Alexander of Yugoslavia Has Passed Away
It has been announced that Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, a cousin of the current head of the House of Karađorđević, died early this morning at his home in Paris, aged 91. The Prince was born in 1924 in England, the eldest son of Prince Paul of Yugoslavia and Princess Olga of Greece and Denmark (making him a first cousin of the Duke of Kent, Princess Alexandra and Prince Michael). He married … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Death, Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia (1924-2016) | 2 CommentsZdravo! Charles and Camilla in Serbia
Following their two days in Croatia, Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have now spent two days in neighbouring Serbia. The couple were officially welcomed in Belgrade on Wednesday by President Tomislav Nikolic before setting off for a memorial ceremony at the Belgrade New Cemetery, where the Prince laid a wreath in honour of all the soldiers who died in Belgrade during World War Two. It was then over to the … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia, The United Kingdom | Tagged Bilateral Relations, Children, Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia, Culture, Official Visit, President Nikolic of Serbia, Prince Peter of Yugoslavia, Religion, Serbia, The Duchess of Cornwall, The Prince of Wales, Women's Rights | 3 CommentsCrown Prince Alexander: Prince Charles’ Serbian Visit Important for Recognition
The Head of the House of Karađorđević, the final ruling family of Serbia, has called Prince Charles’ upcoming visit to the Balkan nation an important moment for the country’s global recognition. “The visit by the future king of the United Kingdom is an important matter. It means recognition…it is a very good gesture for international relations, and it goes noticed in many other countries, in the European Union, the United States, … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia, The United Kingdom | Tagged Bilateral Relations, Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Official Visit, Serbia, The Prince of Wales | 1 CommentCrown Prince Alexander’s 70th Birthday
The heir to the former Serbian/Yugoslav throne, Alexander, today celebrated his seventieth birthday. He was born to King Peter II of Yugoslavia and Princess Alexandra of Greece and Denmark in 1945, at Claridge’s Hotel in London during the couple’s exile as part of World War Two. To ensure the infant would have Yugoslav nationality and could succeed the throne, the suite in which Queen Alexandra gave birth was ceded as Yugoslavian … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Birthday, Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia | 1 CommentDay in History: Assassination of Alexander I of Yugoslavia
On October 9, 1934 His Majesty King Alexander I of Yugoslavia was assassinated in Marseille during a state visit to France, along with the French Foreign Minister Louis Barthou. Alexander I was the first King of Yugoslavia, and the last King of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. His assassination was one of the first assassinations captured on film: the shooting occurred right in front of the cameraman. Alexander … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Royals, Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Alexander I of Yugoslavia, Anniversary, Assassination, Biography, France | 1 CommentReburial of Prince Paul and Princess Olga of Yugoslavia
The ceremony of reburial of Prince Paul and Princess Olga of Yugoslavia took place on October 6, 2012. It was a semi-state event attended by the country’s highest dignitaries and virtually the entire Serbian Royal Family. Crown Prince Alexander II, Crown Princess Katherine, Hereditary Prince Peter, Princes Philip and Alexander, Princess Elizabeth (daughter of Prince Paul and Princess Olga) and other members of Karadjordjevic Royal Family paid final respect to … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Biography, Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia, Olga of Greece and Denmark, President Nikolic of Serbia, Prince Nikola of Yugoslavia, Prince Paul of Yugoslavia, Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia, Reburial | 7 CommentsSerbian Royals deeply saddened by the death of Patriarch Pavle
Crown Prince Alexander II, Crown Princess Katherine, Hereditary Prince Peter, Prince Philip and Prince Alexander all expressed their deepest sorrow at the passing of His Holiness Patriarch Pavle. They sent their sincere condolences to the Serbian Orthodox Church and its followers in Serbia and Worldwide. The Royal Palace released the following statement from the Crown Prince: “I am deeply, deeply saddened to learn that His Holiness has surrendered his soul … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia, Death, Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Prince Peter of Yugoslavia, Prince Philip of Yugoslavia, Religion | Leave a commentThe Serbian Royal Family Joins Forces for a Good Cause
Crown Prince Alexander, Crown Princess Katherine, Hereditary Prince Peter, Prince Philip and Prince Alexander of Serbia attended a charity banquet at the ‘Place de la Musique’ in Chicago. Also present were Crown Princess Katherine’s grandchildren, Amanda and Stephanie. The brunch, organized by Lifeline Organization, is part of the Breast Cancer Campaign. The cause is important for the Crown Princess: The Crown Princess Katherine Foundation is actively supporting breast cancer awareness … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Cancer, Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Crown Princess Katherine Foundation, Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia, Health, Patronage, Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Prince Peter of Yugoslavia, Prince Philip of Yugoslavia, United States of America | 1 Comment75th Anniversary of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia’s Assassination
A memorial service was held today to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the assassination of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia. The ceremony was attended by members of the Yugoslavian (Serbian) Royal Family, including Crown Prince Alexander II, Crown Princess Katherine, Prince Philip, Prince Vladimir and Princess Brigitta. Also in attendance were Serbian President Boris Tadic and Minister of Defense Dragan Sutanovac. The remembrance service was followed by an exhibition dedicated … Continue reading
Posted in Serbia/Yugoslavia | Tagged Alexander I of Yugoslavia, Assassination, Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia, Death, France, Memorial, Prince Philip of Yugoslavia | Leave a comment