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Queen Maria of Yugoslavia returns home

28 Sunday Apr 2013

Posted by Diana Mandache in European royal families, Events, Funerals, Obituaries, Romanian Royal Family, Royal Ceremonies, Royal Tombs & Graves

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Queen Maria of Yugoslavia

Queen Maria of Yugoslavia

The body of Queen Maria of Yugoslavia is to be repatriated to Belgrade after being exhumed from the Royal Burial Ground at Windsor on 26 April 2013. Her body was exhumed on Friday after permission was given by the Queen and the remains transferred from Windsor to a Serbian Orthodox church in London. A memorial service will take place on 28 April in London. Queen Maria’s body will then be flown back to Belgrade, accompanied by her grandson Crown Prince Alexander. The body will then be interred at the Royal mausoleum at Topola.  Queen Maria’s son, who died in 1970 and was buried in Illinois, was repatriated from the US in January. King Peter’s wife Queen Alexandra was buried in Athens and her body will be returned in May. Serbia will hold a state funeral for Queen Maria, King Peter II and Queen Alexandra on 26 May. [Source: Telegraph]

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King Peter II coming back to his homeland

22 Tuesday Jan 2013

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The earthly remains of the late King Peter II of Yugoslavia will be transferred to Belgrade, to the Royal Chapel of St. Andrew the First Called, on Tuesday, 22 January 2013. Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander, Crown Princess Katherine, Princes Peter, Philip and Alexander, together with Crown Princess Katherine’s daughter Alison, will wait for their father, grandfather and father in law at the Belgrade Nikola tesla Airport on 2 pm. H.E. Mr. Ivica Dacic, Prime Minister of Serbia and Prof. Dr. Oliver Antic, advisor to the President of Serbia H.E. Mr. Tomislav Nikolic and member of the Committee for transfer of remains of members of the Royal Family, with representatives of the Army of Serbia will also attend the event. His Holiness Patriarch Irinej of Serbia will serve the requiem for the late King starting on 3 pm, at the St. Andrew the First Called at the Royal Chapel in Dedinje.

La dépouille mortelle de Sa Majesté le défunt Roi Pierre II de Yougoslavie sera transférée à Belgrade, dans la chapelle royale de St. Andrew the First Called le mardi 22 janvier 2013. Leurs Altesses Royales le prince héritier Alexandre, la princesse héritière Katherine, les princes Pierre, Philippe et Alexandre, ainsi que la fille de la princesse héritière Katherine, Alison, attendront leur père, grand-père et beau-père à l’aéroport Nikola Tesla de Belgrade à 14 h 00. Son Excellence M. Ivica Dacic, premier ministre de Serbie et le professeur Oliver Antic, conseiller du président de la Serbie Son Excellence M. Tomislav Nikolic et membre du comité pour le transfert des dépouilles des membres de la famille royale, ainsi que des représentants de l’Armée de Serbie seront également présents. Sa Sainteté le Patriarche Irinej de Serbie délivrera le requiem pour le défunt Roi à partir de 15 h 00 dans la chapelle royale de St. Andrew the First Called à Dedinje.

 Source: The Royal Family of Serbia

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The king’s remains will be entrusted to the MUP Gendarmes, who will guard them in the chapel of the Royal Palace in Dedinje, Belgrade, until the spring burial at Oplenac. The remains of King Petar II will be laid to rest beside the remains of his ancestors in the Karađorđević dynasty Mausoleum of St. George in Oplenac and a date of the funeral will be announced later.

According to media reports, the king was exhumed last week in Libertyville “almost in secret”, causing dissatisfaction among some members of the Serb diaspora in Illinois, who were not given a chance to pay their respects.

In September last year, the Serbian government decided to establish the organizing committee for the transfer of remains of the Karađorđević family members to the royal family crypt of the St. George Church, appointing Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić as chairman. [Source: B92-News]

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Silver Wedding Anniversary: Princess Katherine & Prince Alexander of Serbia

21 Tuesday Sep 2010

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Silver wedding anniversary of Princess Katherine and Prince Alexander of Serbia (20-21 September)

Interview: Frankfurtske vesti, 19 Sep 2010

Prince Alexander and Princess Katherine, together with family and distinguished guests from Serbia and abroad, marked their 25th wedding anniversary during two days celebration. That was a good occasion for Crown Prince Alexander to talk to “Vesti” about Serbia today and the Karadjordjevic dynasty. The silver wedding anniversary is an important jubilee. What could you tell us about your marriage?

Crown Prince Alexander: Wonderful 25 years with Katherine who has been so good to me and the children. We have done so much together and seen a lot. The last 9 years have been extraordinary since I came back to my roots in Serbia and Katherine has valiantly stood by me. Katherine has done so much helping the people of Serbia with her valiant humanitarian work

Next year will be 10 years of your return to Serbia. How would you rate those ten years from the aspect of the Government treatment towards you, and how from the aspect of citizens?

Crown Prince Alexander: My relations with both the people and all democratically orientated politicians was always open, sincere and honest. It was like that in 1991 when I first came to Serbia, and it is the same today. Everything that my wife and I have been doing during all this time, was just a confirmation of our attitude. I do not feel any difference in how people treat us now in regards how it was in the past. However, I must admit that my contacts with people from the establishment are not so regular and frequent as they were during 1990s and for some years after the 5 October Revolution. This is pity, because I know that I can still contribute very much in our mutual struggle for our country’s better future. Sometimes it is easier for me to get in touch with some high ranking people abroad than in my own country, but I hope that it will change for better.

Interview: Ilustrovana politika, 16 Sep 2010

Crown Prince Alexander: I have learnt from the experience of the past and learn something new everyday. There are some who know everything, I am one who learns something new everyday. And on the occasion of our jubilee I wish her good health and happiness always.

Crown Princess Katherine: I feel blessed to have spent 25 challenging and happy years with the man that I love so much, the king of my life and of my heart, and to celebrate it at home. One of the happiest moments during the last two and a half decades was the day my husband came home the first time in his life, a dream that came true and a dream that I could have never fulfilled for him. Also, my husband’s 50 birthday when he expressed the wish to celebrate his 60th birthday at home. So the happiest moment was when we celebrated his 60th birthday at home in the Palace. When we all gathered together as family during the holidays. He has been making me happy on a daily basis. I really cannot think of anything else he can do other than continue loving me with same consistent way his has for all these years.

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Protected: Three MARIEs wearing the historical Diamond Fringe Tiara

14 Tuesday Sep 2010

Posted by Diana Mandache in European royal families, Romanian Royal Family, Royal jewels

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Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia in NYT article

26 Monday Apr 2010

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There is an interesting article in the New York Times, 23 April 2010 issue,  about Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia, who talks about his legendary family:

to listen click here Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia

read the article here

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Weekly Picture: Mignon of Serbia with her baby son and family – 1923

05 Monday Apr 2010

Posted by Diana Mandache in European royal families, Romanian Royal Family, Weekly Picture

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Ileana, Mignon, baby Peter and Queen Marie in Belgrade, September 1923 (Weekly Picture Diana Mandache’s Weblog: Royal History)

This a private photograph found in the archives (public archives..) showing the Romanian Queen together with her grandson, in Belgrade, preparing for the christening festivities.

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I endeavor in the “Weekly Pictures” post series to bring to light worthy of note, often less known images from the royal past and present and thus further enhance the understanding of royal history and what it represents for us.

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A Humble Servant. Interview with Katherine of Serbia

01 Thursday Apr 2010

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Interview with HRH Crown Princess Katherine of Serbia, Prestige magazine, New York

She describes Crown Prince Alexander II as a modest person – one who doesn’t walk around wearing a coronet.

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more details  http://www.royalfamily.org/press/press-det/intervju_prestige310310_eng

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Readers’ POLL: Restoration of the Serbian monarchy

10 Sunday Jan 2010

Posted by Diana Mandache in European royal families, Polls & Surveys

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On this day 110 years ago Queen Maria of Yugoslavia was born

08 Friday Jan 2010

Posted by Diana Mandache in Anniversaries & Birthdays, European royal families, Romanian Royal Family

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Crown Princess Marie of Romania w. her daughter Princess Mignon

Queen Maria of Yugoslavia (b. Princess Maria 'Mignon' of Romania)

Maria, styled by her mother Mignon after an opera character, was born at Friedenstein Castle in Gotha on 8 January 1900. She was named after her grandmother, the Grand Duchess of Russia later Duchess of Edinburgh and Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.

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