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HRH The Prince of Wales in Bucharest’s old town (Album)

31 Friday Mar 2017

Posted by Diana Mandache in Bucharest, European royal families, Events, Historic Residences, Weekly Picture

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The Prince of Wales’s three-day visit to Romania came to an end Friday, 31 March, with His Royal Highness beginning the final day in Bucharest’s Old Town. The Prince enjoyed a walking tour of the Old Town, guided by architectural historian Valentin Mandache.

 

HRH The Prince of Wales & the architectural historian Valentin Mandache, French street, Bucharest, 31 March 2017

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Conference invitation: the formative years of King Michael and Queen Marie – 15 Jan. ’14

08 Wednesday Jan 2014

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

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Valentin and I would like to invite you to the new conference from the already traditional series inaugurated last year at the Liberal Cafe in Bucharest, on the royal and architectural history of Romania.

The subjects this year are the following:

Diana Mandache:

“King Michael as a school pupil: curriculum, marks, field trips”

Valentin Mandache:

“Eastwell Manor: the birthplace of Queen Marie”

The event is organised by the National Liberal Party’s Bloggers’ Club, and is scheduled to take place on Wednesday 15 January, starting at 6.30 pm (The Liberal Cafe: 9, Doamnei Street, Lipscani quarter, just across the road from the National Bank).

Conference on the formative years of King Michael and Queen Marie

Conference: *King Michael as a school pupil, *Eastwell Manor: the brithplace of Queen Marie

There will be shown and discussed photographs and period newsreel footage about the school pupil Michael, from the Regency period and then as a Crown Prince, and architectural photographs of Eastwell Manor, images of Queen Marie during her childhood and as an adult visiting her birthplace, and how these formative years in such significant circumstances and environments influenced those two royal figures later in their life.

Conference on the formative years of King Michael and Queen Marie

Conference: *King Michael as a school pupil, *Eastwell Manor: the brithplace of Queen Marie

The Bloggers’ Club of the National Liberal Party and the presenters are looking forward to welcoming you at the conference!

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King Michael’s forced abdication: lessons from a letter

31 Tuesday Dec 2013

Posted by Diana Mandache in Bucharest, Romanian Royal Family, Royal Books, Weekly Picture

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History and historical facts discussed over the envelope of a letter sent from Bucharest to Paris in February 1948, just a few weeks after the forced abdication of King Michael of Romania. The envelope contains a two sets of stamps, one from the just ended royal period and another form the newly installed communist regime, constituting a good material witness of a watershed event in Romania’s history.

Article first published on the Historic Houses of Romania blog by Valentin Mandache

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