Croÿ: Announcement and Death Card of Countess Agnes Milodarovich

The Duchess of Croÿ, née Countess Alexandra Milodarovich,m has kindly sent us the death card of her mother, Countess Agnes Miloradovich, née Hoenning-O'Carroll.

May She Rest in Peace...

UK: Update on The Dukes of Cambridge

We've not seen much of the Duchess of Cambridge since the start of the New Year, but I can reveal that Kate and Prince William have been hard at work putting the finishing touches on their magnificent new home, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk. Last week the pair were up at Sandringham, the Queen's 20,000-acre country estate, on which Anmer Hall is located. The vast Georgian pile was a present to William on his 30th birthday, and the couple plan to divide their time between Norfolk and their London residence, Kensington Palace, from now on. The hall has a swimming pool and tennis courts, and with a brand new conservatory adjoining the kitchen, it is the perfect pad for entertaining.

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http://shine.yahoo.com/fashion/kate-middleton-prince-william-put-finishing-touches-home-160300733.html

Hohenlohe-Langenburg: Prince Hubertus Headed to Sochi

Prince Hubertus of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, youngest son of the late Prince Alfonso of Hohenlohe-Langenburg and his first wife, Princess Ira of Fürtstenberg, is headed to the Winter Games representing Mexico.

Watch a funny interview with him at CNN...

http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/bestoftv/2014/01/30/sochi-mexican-ski-racer-von-hohenlohe-newday.cnn.html

EUROHISTORY – Another Nice review of The Coburgs of Europe

Another nice review of my last book...

Arturo Beeche's "The Coburgs of Europe" aptly chronicles Europe's most prolific royal dynasty since the Hapsburgs. A fantastic glimpse back to the heyday of European royalty, in particular Elizabeth II's real family before her grandfather George V switched the family name to Windsor because of anti-German antipathy during World War I. Chock full of photos and sketches of long forgotten but well-connected royalty. This offering is a great read and addition to anyone royal book collection.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0985460334

+ HRH Princess Maria Margarita of BourbonTwo Sicilies
Señora de Maldonado

(1934-2014)

Princess Maria Margarita of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, eldest daughter of Prince Gabriele and his second wife, the former Princess Cecilia Lubomirska, has passed away in Madrid on January 15.

The princess was born in Warsaw, where her parents resided after their wedding, celebrated in Cracow in 1932. Prince Gabriele became a widower in 1929 as his first wife, Princess Malgorzata Czartorisky, had died in Cannes six weeks after giving birth to the couple's only child, Prince Antonio.

After Maria Margarita's birth, Prince Gabriele and Princess Cecilia had two more children: Princess Marie Immaculata (b. 1937) and Prince Casimiro (b. 1938). The couple's eldest son, Giovanni, was born a year before Maria margarita's birth. A talented artist, Prince Giovanni died in Madrid in 2000. He never married and left no descendants.

Princess Maria Margarita eventually settled in Madrid. Her parents had left Poland to escape the devastation brought to the country by the Second World War and both were to die in Brazil, where they had rebuilt their life after the Iron Curtain kept them from returning to Poland. It was in Spain, at San Miguel de Jerez de la Frontera, in fact, that Maria Margarita married don Luis Gonzaga Maldonado y Gordon (b. 1932). The couple had three daughters: Margarita, Claudia and Cecilia. At the time of her death, Princess Maria Margarita had eight grandchildren.

She is survived by her husband don Luis, their three daughters and grandchildren.

 From left: Prince Antonio, Prince Giovanni, Princess Maria Margarita,
Princess Marie immacolata and Prince Casimiro.

From left: Duchess Elisabeth of Württemberg, don Miguel de Sáez y Tellecea, Princess Marie
Immacolata of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, Prince Giovanni, Prince Antonio and Princess Maria Margarita of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, and Don Luis Goinzaga Maldonado y Gordon.
(San Carlos, Ibiza, July 1970)

EUROHISTORY: The Coburgs of Europe

As of today, two months after THE COBURGS OF EUROPE was published, we have sold 48% of the print run...just AMAZING!

Thanks go out to all our readers and resellers for making this success a reality!

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0985460334

Bourbon-Parma: A Lecture

Lecture: The House of Bourbon-Parma 

Lecturer: Stelios Rigopoulos, Historian (Paris-IV Sorbonne), Member of the Executive Council of the Royal Stuart Society

Venue: “Chimes of Pimlico”
26, Churton Street, London SW1V 2LP
(Underground: Victoria, Pimlico)

Time: 7.00.p.m (The Lecture will follow the Annual

General Meeting at 6.00.pm) (exclusively for fully subscribed members of the RSS) held at "Chimes of Pimlico").

Those who wish may join the speaker and members of the Council after the Lecture for Dinner in order to continue the discussion.

Entrance free. Members of the public are welcome to attend.


https://www.facebook.com/events/1457923354431649/

Eurohistory Publishing: APAPA (New Book)

Glad t share with you all our latest project: APAPA – King Christian IX and His Descendants.

Arturo E. Beéche and Coryne Hall have just finished a joint effort to bring to our readers another fascinating book. This time, their subject is King Christian IX of Denmark (Europe's father-in-law) and his descendants.

The book brings to life the history of the famed Danish King, his six children and their children. With more than 400 amazing images, this latest EUROHISTORY production promises to be among the most interesting royal books of 2014!

The book will be launched in early April, simultaneously in the USA and UK, with worldwide sales through AMAZON, MAJESTY, Hoogstraten English Booksellers, Librairie Galignani and other venues where our publications are usually sold.

UK: The Prince of Wales' Power to Increase

The Prince of Wales will take the latest significant step in his journey towards becoming king later this month when a key part of his household merges with Buckingham Palace.

The Prince’s 10-man communications team, which is responsible for his public image, will move from Clarence House to the Palace, where one of the Prince’s most senior courtiers is expected to take charge of publicity for all members of the Royal family.

It will be the first time in a generation that all of the Royal family’s image-makers will work from the same office, and will give the Prince significantly more power than he has now.

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/prince-charles/10580812/Merger-of-Palace-staff-is-latest-step-on-Prince-of-Waless-journey-to-kingship.html

UK: The Queen a Great-grandmother Again!

Mrs Mike Tindall, née Phillips, was delivered of a baby girl today!

https://www.royal.gov.uk/LatestNewsandDiary/Pressreleases/2014/AnnouncementofthebirthofMrandMrsTindallsfirstbaby1.aspx