Margareta, Custodian of the Crown & Prince Radu News & Events 3: Jan 2018 - Aug 2023


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I find it fascinating how despite having only semi official status they seem to carry out a lot of official duties for Romania.
 
The King of Spain is in the Netherlands as well, he will have lunch with the King and Queen at Huis ten Bosch Palace. It would be nice when Princess Margareta and Prince Radu join the company.
 
What a pity we have no puctures of the visit to Huis ten Bosch Palace.
It is interesting that Margareta has Beatrix' habit to swap from morning dress to midday dress to evening dress. Also Radu did change from suit to uniform (visit to the Castle of Nassau in Breda) and back to suit.
 
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Heavs said:
I find it fascinating how despite having only semi official status they seem to carry out a lot of official duties for Romania.
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It is. It seems to be like a "monarchy within a republic". Perhaps Romania cannot afford financially the real thing?!:whistling:
 
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It is interesting that Margareta has Beatrix' habit to swap from morning dress to midday dress to evening dress.
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That's very old school. In the old days a lady of their class could go through 5-6 outfit changes in a day.
 
Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu last night attended an event at the Romanian Embassy in Paris, dedicated to Queen Marie of Romania and her passion for the Romanian popular garments.



https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/vizita-regala-la-paris/

Today 15 October Her Majesty and Prince Radu took part in the official inauguration of the "Queen Mary of Romania" Promenade, located on the banks of the Seine, near the Eiffel Tower.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/la-paris-a-fost-inaugurata-promenada-regina-maria-a-romaniei/
 
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It is. It seems to be like a "monarchy within a republic". Perhaps Romania cannot afford financially the real thing?!:whistling:
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They pay double: for the presidential court as well for the former royal family. I think this is the best of both worlds: the democratic deficit is resolved with a democratically elected head of state. At the same time the republican state sees a bonus in having an official role for the former royal family.

The former royal family does not pursue a restoration of the monarchy. The agreement with the state means that they have a role, and receive the means to do so, within the democratic and republican structure. That is the reason for the deep dislike by "fundamentalists" who see this as a surrender to the republic and hate Margareta & Radu. This versus realists who say one can wait for ages to see a democratic memberstate of NATO and EU going back to a hereditary monarchy. Their calculation: that will never happen.

I think King Michael and Princess Margareta were wise to be realists. Despite exile, despite Ceaucescu's horror, they have their former royal properties back, they have an official status, they receive an annual budget. Wow... Not many former royal families have achieved that in our time.
 
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The Invictus Volunteers Association of Romania, under the High Patronage of Prince Radu, organized this year the sixth edition of the "Veterans' Cup" from 17 October to 25 October
On Thursday, 17 October, Prince Radu , started this year's competition, in the King Carol I Park, on the platform in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/invictus-romania-stafeta-veteranilor-la-a-vi-a-editie/

Prince Radu responded to the invitation of the ASIGEST management to participate in the quarter anniversary celebration since the company was founded in 1994.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/principele-radu-la-aniversarea-de-25-de-ani-a-asigest/
 
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The former royal family does not pursue a restoration of the monarchy. The agreement with the state means that they have a role, and receive the means to do so, within the democratic and republican structure. That is the reason for the deep dislike by "fundamentalists" who see this as a surrender to the republic and hate Margareta & Radu. This versus realists who say one can wait for ages to see a democratic memberstate of NATO and EU going back to a hereditary monarchy. Their calculation: that will never happen.
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If you look at some very important "democratically elected" government members (in a deeply corrupt system!), you would wonder how democratic this memberstate of NATO and EU really is...:whistling: If this scheming going on is more suitable for EU than a monarchy, backed by the majority of the people like we see it in western and northern europe, I doubt!
 
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If you look at some very important "democratically elected" government members (in a deeply corrupt system!), you would wonder how democratic this memberstate of NATO and EU really is...:whistling: If this scheming going on is more suitable for EU than a monarchy, backed by the majority of the people like we see it in western and northern europe, I doubt!
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Well, no one ever asked the Spaniards, the Swedes, the Belgians, the Dutch, if they prefer to elect their own head of state or leave it to a specific family indeed. It is simply there, no one asked for it. In Romania it is not there. It is a republic. With corruptism, nepotism, whatever. But the same can be seen in the Kingdom of Spain, where the King's own brother-in-law is in jail... Or in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, where the grandfather of the King was open for bribery by American military aircraft manufacturers...

My point was that given the current situation, an European republican state, the majority wanting to end the republican state and go for Princess Margareta and her successors is most unlikely. A monarchist's wet dream. So the current arrangement of having a functional Royal House in a republican structure is the best they could get and remains amazing to see.

It is not entirely a new phenomenon: between 1581 and 1795 the highest position of state in the Netherlands (then formally a "republic") was hereditary for members of the family Orange-Nassau. It even saw a King of England, Scotland, Ireland (Willem III) actually holding the highest position (Stadtholder) in a republic...

Anyway, I am happy that it turned out so well for the Romanian royal family and I have good hopes that Nicholas will find peace and harmony again with his mother and aunts.
 
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Well, no one ever asked the Spaniards, the Swedes, the Belgians, the Dutch, if they prefer to elect their own head of state or leave it to a specific family indeed. It is simply there, no one asked for it. In Romania it is not there. It is a republic. With corruptism, nepotism, whatever. But the same can be seen in the Kingdom of Spain, where the King's own brother-in-law is in jail... Or in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, where the grandfather of the King was open for bribery by American military aircraft manufacturers...

My point was that given the current situation, an European republican state, the majority wanting to end the republican state and go for Princess Margareta and her successors is most unlikely. A monarchist's wet dream. So the current arrangement of having a functional Royal House in a republican structure is the best they could get and remains amazing to see.
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I think you are right when we discuss Greece, for instance, or south american states. But why would it be "monarchist's wet dream" a majority wanting to end the republican state and go for a monarchy again in this particular case?! If the RF, which is nonetheless still held in high regard by many people in Romania, had acted more wisely and dignified with its own family problems and not like a person with a "borderline personality disorder", their population could even be greater.
What I can easily imagine is that Brussels (of course behind closed doors. Nobody would know about. The official version would always state somethin´like "Oh, you can do whatever you want - that´s your own internal business...!") would influence any romanian government to prevent any attempt of the people to hold a referendum about republic or monarchy!
 
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Well, no one ever asked the Spaniards, the Swedes, the Belgians, the Dutch, if they prefer to elect their own head of state or leave it to a specific family indeed. It is simply there, no one asked for it.
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A bit off topic but the Swedes were asked. Not outright in a referendum but through their elected officials. After several proposals in Parliament and serious negotiations between the government and the other parties in Parliament it was decided during the Torekov compromise in 1971 to retain the monarchy and under which form to do so. This is why the Crown Princess has said a few times that she believes the Swedish monarchy to be a democratic form of government.
Given that 80% of the population supported the monarchy in its then current form and 12% supported an increase in the powers of the monarch it's very plausible that a referendum would have had to be called to be able to get a popular support for a change in government.
 
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Roumania is not popolar in Brussels. Their 6 months Presidency was very bad.

Thanks for correcting, you are absolutely right , They fear the Romanian Presidency in January but at the end of the 6 months Jean Claude Juncker said ' I was not disappointed" Kind regards MO
 
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Romanian Presidency of the EU - a success

Wrong! I don't know what your negative comment that Romania's Presidency of the EU was bad is based on, but I can assure you that this is not the case. It was seen as good, if not very good.



Some information and links here:

The overall result is good, qualified as “impressive” by Donald Tusk, “The greatest achievement of the Romanian presidency of the council was the fact that it managed to contribute to the closing of 100 legislative files in a very short time,” Paul Ivan, a senior policy analyst at the European Policy Centre told Emerging Europe. In quantitative terms, the legislative achievement outnumbers any EU presidency.

And the results are qualified as “remarkable” by Jean Claude Junker:
"European Commission President thanked the Romanian presidency, the Government and the Romanian ambassador in Brussels, saying that the results are ‘remarkable’. "

Romania, congratulated in Brussels for the results achieved during the first part of holding the Presidency of the EU Council
March 15, 2019

https://www.romania2019.eu/2019/03/...-of-holding-the-presidency-of-the-eu-council/

During....Romania’s six-month presidency of the Council of Europe, Bucharest managed to show that it is possible to fulfill adequate duties actively. This is evidenced by figures, depicting that Romania successfully passed as many as 90 legislative amendments and reforms within six months.

POLITICS Better than expected: Romania concludes first EU Council presidency

European Council president Donald Tusk called passing of 90 pieces of legislation throughout the Romanian presidency “impressive” and highlighted the work on border protection, reducing CO2 emissions and building a digital Europe. “I would like to thank President Iohannis and his entire team for an energetic and successful presidency. You managed to have ninety pieces of legislation agreed in the last one hundred days before the European elections, including on border protection, reducing CO2 emissions and building a digital Europe. That is impressive. You made good progress on the Multiannual financial framework (MFF) package. And of course you hosted last month's EU summit in beautiful Sibiu, a Europe Day that we will always remember,” he said.
https://www.romania-insider.com/romania-eu-council-presidency-ending

https://www.euractiv.com/section/eu...s-eu-presidency-survived-its-baptism-of-fire/


https://www.romaniajournal.ro/polit...ropean-union-iohannis-vital-issues-discussed/
Juncker, Tusk Thank Romania For The Results Of The Presidency Of The Council Of The European Union. Iohannis: Vital Issues Discussed,On Jun 21, 2019


https://emerging-europe.com/intelli...-success-with-missed-opportunities/Regardless of all the controversies, Romania’s steering of the EU’s complicated legislative process proved to be successful. “The greatest achievement of the Romanian presidency of the council was the fact that it managed to contribute to the closing of 100 legislative files in a very short time,” Paul Ivan, a senior policy analyst at the European Policy Centre told Emerging Europe. In quantitative terms, the legislative achievement outnumbers any EU presidency.
 
On Saturday, 26 October , Prince Radu participated in the opening of the Royal Duathlon, which is in its third edition and organized by the Invictus Volunteers Association with the competition of the 33th Mount Hunters Battalion Posada and the City Hall of Curtea de Argeș - Regal City.

https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/duatlonul-regal-invictus-la-curtea-de-arges-editia-a-iii-a/

Prince Radu visits Armenia, 28th to 30th of October . On the first day of the visit, meetings at the Armenian Parliament, the National University for Defence Studies and the Armenian Red Cross

https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/vizita-regala-in-republica-armenia/

The second day of Prince Radu's visit to Armenia make visits: Ministry of Education, Yerevan State University, University of Linguistic and Social Studies, National Paralympic Committee, Museum of Old Manuscripts and the ceremony of the Armenian Genocide Memorial


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/vizita-regala-in-armenia-a-doua-zi/

Her Majesty Margareta granted the annual awards to the 2019 winners of The Duke of Edinburgh's International Awards Romania.

https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal...uke-of-edinburgh-international-award-romania/
 
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It’s nice to see the Romanian royals with such a high profile for a non reigning family.
 
His Majesty Margareta received representatives of the Romanian Red Cross at the Elizabeta Palace on 30, October to discuss the organization of Romania's presence at the 33rd International Conference of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent in Geneva, on 9-12 December 2019.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/majestatea-sa-a-avut-o-intalnire-de-lucru-cu-crucea-rosie/


On 4 October , Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu received at Elisabeta Palace on Furdui River together with his mother and father, along with a large team from Pro TV, who filmed the story of this brave teenager, in the frame of the show "Dreams to the turn".


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/povestea-lui-raul/

Her Majesty Margareta with Prince Radu and Alma! invited today to a private lunch on the theater director and teacher Sanda Manu and on the actress Oana Pellea. Both personalities of the Romanian theater were distinguished with royal decorations. Mrs. Manu received the Royal Decoration Nihil Sine Deo, and Mrs. Pellea received the Cross of the Royal House of Romania.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/sanda-manu-si-oana-pellea-la-palatul-elisabeta/

On Thursday, 7 November , Her Majesty Margareta visited the Generations Center , where she met with the elderly and the children involved in this project, both original and of great social significance.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal...-copiii-de-la-centrul-generatii-din-capitala/

Prince Radu received at the Elisabeta Palace the winners of the National Calligraphy Competition

https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal...tigatorii-concursului-national-de-caligrafie/

On behalf of Her Majesty The Custodian of the Romanian Crown, Brigadier General Eugen Porojan, Royal ADC, laid a wreath at the British Soldiers Cemetery near Bucharest, on Remembrance Sunday 2019.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/duminica-aducerii-aminte-2019/

Caragiale National College in Ploiesti celebrated 155 years of existence. At the event, Prince Radu represented Her Majesty Margareta, Royal Patron of the National Alliance of the Romanian Centenary Colleges

https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/colegiul-caragiale-din-ploiesti-155-de-ani/

On 18 November Her Majesty Margareta presided over the meeting of the Steering Committee of the Margarita Royal Foundation of Romania, which discussed the 2020 strategy.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/intalnirea-comitetului-director-al-frmr/




Also on 18 November 18, at the Bucharest National Theater, the Young Talent Gala 2019 took place, in the presence of Her Majesty Margareta. The annual event is dedicated to young musicians and visual artists, scholars of the national program Young Talents held by the Royal Margarita Foundation of Romania.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/gala-tinere-talente-2019/
 
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Today, Prince Radu participated in the launch of the volume "The World of His Majesty", which was held at the International Book Fair Gaudeamus.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/lansare-de-carte-regala-la-targul-gaudeamus/

On 19 November , a new meeting of the Steering Committee of the National Red Cross Society of Romania was held. Her Majesty Margareta presided over the meeting.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal...mitetului-de-directie-al-crucii-rosii-romane/


On 20 November , at the Romanian Athenaeum, Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu took part in the celebration of Professor Emil Constantinescu, President of Romania (1996-2000), on the occasion of his 80th birthday.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal...rbatorirea-presedintelui-emil-constantinescu/

Prince Radu visited the 33rd Mountaineer Batallion in Curtea de Argeș on 23 November



https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/vizita-regala-la-batalionul-33-vanatori-de-munte-posada/

Her Majesty Margareta with Prince Radu attended the celebration of 10 years of Food Bank in Romania, a project developed by the Red Cross


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/banca-de-alimente/
 
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Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu attended the Solemn Session of the Romanian Parliament


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/majestatea-sa-la-sesiunea-solemna-a-parlamentului-romaniei/

Farewell visit of the USA ambassador to Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/ambasadorul-statelor-unite-ale-americii-la-palatul-elisabeta/

Prince Radu received at the Elizabeta Palace on 2 December, a delegation of young career graduates from the Caribbean, Pacific and Sub-Saharan Africa


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/tineri-diplomati-ai-tarilor-lumii-la-palatul-elisabeta/

His Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu was invited to Buckingham Palace by Queen Elizabeth . The meeting took place on the afternoon of Wednesday, 4 December and was private.
Her Majesty and Prince Radu are in the UK for a three-day visit.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/majestatea-sa-margareta-la-palatul-buckingham/
 
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Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu pays a public visit to the Swiss Confederation from Sunday, 8 December ,until Thursday, 12 December .

Today Her Majesty as The President of the Romanian Red Cross, attend at the meeting of the Council of Delegates at the statutory meetings of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. The event is attended by the presidents of the 192 National Societies.

https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/vizita-regala-la-geneva-8-12-decembrie-2019/

Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu visit on 9 December The European Organization for Nuclear Research CERN


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/vizita-regala-la-geneva-8-12-decembrie-2019/

Continuing his visit to Geneva, Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu met on 10 and 11 December with senior officials of the International Federation of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent, the High Commissioner for Refugees and the International Committee of the Red Cross.


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/intalniri-cu-inalti-demnitari-internationali/

On 13 December the Royal Chamber has fulfilled a decade of existence and fruitful activity. The Orchestra has been under the High Patronage of , Prince Radu since its establishment.

Prince Radu decorated the Royal Chamber with the Cross of the Royal House of Romania. The decoration was given, at the opening of the concert, by Prince Radu.

https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/camerata-regala-zece-ani/

Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu participated in the solemn session of the Romanian Parliament to commemorate the victims of the events of December 1989 and to mark 30 years since the fall of the communist dictatorship on 16 December


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal...ea-solemna-a-parlamentului-16-decembrie-2019/


Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu today received at Elisabeta Palace His Excellency Ludovic Orban, Romania's Prime-Minister


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/majestatea-sa-s-a-intalnit-cu-prim-ministrul-ludovic-orban/

Her Majesty Margareta, president of the Romanian Red Cross Society, and Prince Radu participated in the launch of the two publications


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/dubla-lansare-de-carte-henry-dunant/

2019 King Carol I and Queen Elisabeth Annual Scholarships were granted yesterday at the Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest in the presence of Prince Radu


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal...sele-regele-carol-i-si-regina-elisabeta-2019/

The UN Refugee Agency Representative for Romania was today received by Her Majesty Margareta at Elisabeta Palace


https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/majestatea-sa-a-primit-pe-reprezentantul-onu-pentru-refugiati/

Prince Radu join Friends, colleagues and family as pay tribute to the memory of ambassador Mihnea Constantinescu, respected Romanian civil servant and dignitary on 20 December

https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal/volum-dedicat-memoriei-lui-mihnea-constantinescu/

Actress Carmen Tanase was the guest of Prince Radu, at the Elizabeta Palace. Wished many years and a Merry Christmas to Her Majesty and the entire Royal Family.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B6Uzp3Xpj1H/

At the invitation of the Presidents of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies, Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu participated in the solemn session of the reunited Chambers of the Parliament of Romania, on 21 December

https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal...ea-solemna-a-parlamentului-21-decembrie-2019/
 
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At the invitation of the Presidents of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies, Her Majesty Margareta and Prince Radu participated in the solemn session of the reunited Chambers of the Parliament of Romania, on 21 December

https://www.romaniaregala.ro/jurnal...ea-solemna-a-parlamentului-21-decembrie-2019/
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It is wonderful to see this develop within the framework of a Republic. The republican structures remain but offer space for a formal, representative, role of the former royal family.
 
Marlene, what an incredible experience you have shared with us. Your photos along with your detailed narrative really brought to life some of Romania's rich history. Not every day is one invited by HM Margarita, Custodian of the Crown and HRH Prince Radu of Romania for a weekend of celebrations. Thank you! I especially enjoyed your picture with Crown Prince Leka.
 
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Marlene, what an incredible experience you have shared with us. Your photos along with your detailed narrative really brought to life some of Romania's rich history. Not every day is one invited by HM Margarita, Custodian of the Crown and HRH Prince Radu of Romania for a weekend of celebrations. Thank you! I especially enjoyed your picture with Crown Prince Leka.
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thanks I was also invited for King Michael's 90th birthday in 2011

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Press release from Mișcarea pentru Regat și Coroană (The Movement for the Kingdom and the Crown) about how its president Marilena Rotaru has been treated by Margareta.

At the 30th anniversary of the arrival of the princesses Margareta and Sofia in Romania, the Custodian of the Crown published on the website of the Royal Family the list of Romanians who were from the "first hour" close to King Mihai's Family.
Surprisingly, Mrs. Marilena Rotaru, present even the day after her arrival in Romania at the hearing with the two princesses, is not mentioned.
Comunicat al Consiliului Director al Mișcării pentru Regat și Coroană – Miscarea pentru Regat si Coroana
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Mișcarea pentru Regat și Coroană (The Movement for the Kingdom and the Crown) warns in a press release sent to our editors that Princess Margareta (Custodian of the Crown) developed the habit to settle scores with monarchists who disagree with her viewpoints.
Cum se răzbună principesa Margareta pe monarhiștii care NU sunt de acord cu ea. Custodele Coroanei se războiește cu memoria jurnalistei Marilena Rotaru

Marilena Rotaru is close to Nicolae and supports him. She sat on the first row at Nicolae and Alina-Maria's wedding.
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Marilena Rotaru with king Mihai
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Marilena Rotaru, king Mihai, Margareta, Radu and Nicolae
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This is really not a surprise. With "friends" like Marilena Rotaru, the royal family needs not to look for enemies. It is essential to recognize poisonous adders and keep these far away. The "friendship" of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Medforth Mills with this lady is a major roadblock on the way to reconciliation with his mother Princess Elena and his aunts. As long as this lady's shade hangs over Nicholas, he can forget it.
 
The Royal Anthem, played at the Romanian Athenaeum on 18 January 2020, was the most beautiful gift offered to Her Majesty Margareta for her 30 years of work in Romania. A young generation of musicians sang the music of George Enescu, stirring to tears the public.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1223348891057381377
 
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