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Sad that he never had children. Not a big deal that his rights were taken away at age 13 in my mind
Counts Ingolf (b. 1940) and Christian (1942-2013) of Rosenborg and Families
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Countess Sussie of Rosenborg attended the commemoration of the 175th anniversary of the Battle of Kolding in 1849, in Christiansfeld today, April 23.
Asked why Count Ingolf did not attend she answered, it wasn't anything serious: "The count did not participate because he estimated that the one and a half kilometer long march would be too much for him. The count would like to be spared that, also to save energy for tomorrow".
Tomorrow the couple will attend the opening of Princess Benedikte's birthday exhibition "Princess Dresses" in Koldinghus.
Billed-Bladet article with a gallery of today's event:
www.billedbladet.dk
Asked why Count Ingolf did not attend she answered, it wasn't anything serious: "The count did not participate because he estimated that the one and a half kilometer long march would be too much for him. The count would like to be spared that, also to save energy for tomorrow".
Tomorrow the couple will attend the opening of Princess Benedikte's birthday exhibition "Princess Dresses" in Koldinghus.
Billed-Bladet article with a gallery of today's event:
Helt uventet: Derfor manglede greve Ingolf ved grevinde Sussies side til mindearrangement
Grevinde Sussie af Rosenborg var tirsdag alene afsted ved markeringen af 175-års dagen for Slaget ved Kolding i 1849, der fandt sted i Christiansfeld.
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