Posted 06/03/2010 03:34 am
As the Wikipedia page says, King Paul of Greece was the cousin of Prince Philip, the husband of British queen Elizabeth II.
The Greek monarchy had a turbulent history over it's 140 year history, with plebiscites, military coups and assassinations aplenty. When King Paul died and his son Constantine II became king, that was in fact the only "normal" father-to-son monarchical succession experienced by modern Greece.
The Greek monarchy had a turbulent history over it's 140 year history, with plebiscites, military coups and assassinations aplenty. When King Paul died and his son Constantine II became king, that was in fact the only "normal" father-to-son monarchical succession experienced by modern Greece.
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