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Most of the female (of course female) guests wore a tiara.
Archduchesse Magdalena, daughter of Augusta and Joseph of Austria-Hungary
http://i29.tinypic.com/5wf69v.jpg
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Wow! You sure seem to have a great inventory of old pictures. 
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Can anyone please reposte this portrait?I can' see it...thnx
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I am reading the book 'Salazar, A political Biography' by Filipe Ribeiro de Meneses it seems that Dom Duarte Nuno tried to tie himself to the Salazar regime after returning to Portugal (and settling in Canidelo, Vila Nova de Gaia). In 1958 he wrote an angry letter to a newspaper denouncing Humberto Delgado, a politician who openly opposed Salazar. The duke also congratulated Salazar on the Angolan war. In 1966 the duke also refers to 'the Great Salazar'. The duke and his family also attended the opening of the Salazar bridge in Porto in 1966.
It seems that esp. Dom Duarte Nuno's sister Da. Filipa was in touch with the dictator.
Edit: he settled at the Quinta Bela Vista in Canidelo, Vila Nova de Gaia:
http://canidelogaiaminhaterraquerida...-canidelo.html
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Good morning, I am writing a Timeline (TL) in the Alternative History forum in which Portugal successfully transforms itself and its colonies into a Federation in 1950 and in 1966 restores the monarchy and wondered if any one has or knows of any pictures of Duarte ceremony or coronation that I can use in the TL. Thank you
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Thank you, I can use the first one, as an official picture. Can you tell me if the picture with the pope When was that taken?
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Thank you, I can use the first one, as an official picture. Can you tell me if the picture with the pope When was that taken?
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Yes, you can use the first photo as an official photo.
I don't know what year the photo was taken with the Pope
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Yes, you can use the first photo as an official photo.
I don't know what year the photo was taken with the Pope
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I just not sure which pope that is since Prince Pio served in the Portuguese armed forces during the colonial war and in my TL he served in the Portuguese African wars of 1967. In the TL he does not get dismissed from the forces due to political statements he made about the colonial war.
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03-29-2021, 01:01 PM
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I just not sure which pope that is since Prince Pio served in the Portuguese armed forces during the colonial war and in my TL he served in the Portuguese African wars of 1967. In the TL he does not get dismissed from the forces due to political statements he made about the colonial war.
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It is Pope Pio XII, godfather of Duarte Pio, Duke of Bragança.
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It is Pope Pio XII, godfather of Duarte Pio, Duke of Bragança.
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Ok that makes sense with the two children, they were grown up by middle of the 1960s.
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The Portuguese Royal Family in Mozambique in 1959:
https://monarquiaportuguesa.blogs.sa...ambique-897665
The President of the Republic Américo Tomás, several members of the Government, as well as Dom Duarte Nuno de Bragança and Dom Duarte Pio, visit António de Oliveira Salazar, president of the Council of Ministers, admitted to the Hospital da Cruz Vermelha Portuguesa.
https://monarquiaportuguesa.blogs.sa...visitam-898232
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