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Check out this bunch of ne'er do wells
The nine kings of Europe
It was taken in 1910 and they are all mourners at the funeral of King Edward VII.
Believe it or not they are all related in one way or another and all, no doubt, were bred or married to, children of Queen Victoria.
Back row standing (l-r): King Haakon VII of Norway (Edward VII’s son-in-law to the late king); King Ferdinand of Bulgaria (second cousin); King Manual II of Portugal (cousin); Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany (nephew); King George I of Greece (brother-in-l); King Albert of Belgium (second cousin).
Seated (l to r): King Alfonse XIII of Spain (nephew-in-law); our own King George V (son); King Frederick VIII Denmark (brother-in-law).
Within four years most of these countries would be at war.
The nine kings of Europe
It was taken in 1910 and they are all mourners at the funeral of King Edward VII.
Believe it or not they are all related in one way or another and all, no doubt, were bred or married to, children of Queen Victoria.
Back row standing (l-r): King Haakon VII of Norway (Edward VII’s son-in-law to the late king); King Ferdinand of Bulgaria (second cousin); King Manual II of Portugal (cousin); Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany (nephew); King George I of Greece (brother-in-l); King Albert of Belgium (second cousin).
Seated (l to r): King Alfonse XIII of Spain (nephew-in-law); our own King George V (son); King Frederick VIII Denmark (brother-in-law).
Within four years most of these countries would be at war.
