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Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark

1913 to 2007 3 documented presences 3 places

Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark across 3 places, from 1913 to 2001. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark (4 May 1913 – 2 October 2007), styled in the United Kingdom as Lady Katherine Brandram from 1947 until 2007, was the third daughter and youngest child of King Constantine I of Greece and Princess Sophia of Prussia.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark was documented, and when

4 May 1913exact date
Athensattested “Katherine was born on 4 May 1913 in the Royal Palace in Athens, a few weeks after her paternal grandfather, King George I of the Hellenes, was assassinated in Thessaloniki.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark
4 May 1913exact date
Thessalonikiattested “Katherine was born on 4 May 1913 in the Royal Palace in Athens, a few weeks after her paternal grandfather, King George I of the Hellenes, was assassinated in Thessaloniki.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark
2001 to 2002period
St George's Chapelattested “She attended the Queen's wedding to Prince Philip (her first cousin on her father’s side and second cousin once removed on her mother’s side), and was a guest at the service to mark Prince Philip's 80th birthday at St George's Chapel, Wi…” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark

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Places Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark is documented in

Athens1 presence · 1913Thessaloniki1 presence · 1913
St George's Chapel1 presence · 2001

Other places tied to Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark in the record

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1923year
Sicilymentioned “Exiled again, this time to Sicily, her father died in Palermo in 1923.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark
1923year
Palermomentioned “Exiled again, this time to Sicily, her father died in Palermo in 1923.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark
1935year
Greecementioned “Her brother George was reinstated as king in 1935, and Katherine returned to Greece with her sister, Irene.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark
1941year
Cape Townmentioned “In 1941, after Greece had been overrun by Axis forces, she fled to South Africa with her third brother, Paul, in a Sunderland flying boat, where she worked as a nurse at a hospital in Cape Town.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark
1941year
South Africamentioned “In 1941, after Greece had been overrun by Axis forces, she fled to South Africa with her third brother, Paul, in a Sunderland flying boat, where she worked as a nurse at a hospital in Cape Town.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark
1941year
Sunderlandmentioned “In 1941, after Greece had been overrun by Axis forces, she fled to South Africa with her third brother, Paul, in a Sunderland flying boat, where she worked as a nurse at a hospital in Cape Town.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark
1946year
Englandmentioned “She returned to England in 1946, sailing the last leg from Egypt to England on the Cunard liner RMS Ascania.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark
1946year
Egyptmentioned “She returned to England in 1946, sailing the last leg from Egypt to England on the Cunard liner RMS Ascania.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark
February 1947month
Englandmentioned “They were engaged three weeks after they arrived in England, but their engagement was announced only in February 1947.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark

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