BTW, who is the woman in the first picture (of the last serial) I´ve posted???
The woman in the Paris pictures is Elaine Beckman. She is an old friend of the royal family and she lives in Paris (or atleast close to Paris?).
She acted as Victorias "substitute mother" during her stay in Angers in 1996/1997
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Originally posted by Yennie@Dec 18th, 2003 - 11:55 am
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BTW, who is the woman in the first picture (of the last serial) I´ve posted???
The woman in the Paris pictures is Elaine Beckman. She is an old friend of the royal family and she lives in Paris (or atleast close to Paris?).
She acted as Victorias "substitute mother" during her stay in Angers in 1996/1997
:o wow,she´s knowing really ALL, all things, all answers :P :flower:
Thanks, Yennie. Is this her host-mother? I remember, that Victoria lived in a "normal" family there, who had an own daughter.
wow,she´s knowing really ALL, all things, all answers
ofcourse she does
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Is this her host-mother? I remember, that Victoria lived in a "normal" family there, who had an own daughter.
No thats not her. I think she lives in London...
In Angers Victoria lived with a family wo had two daughters. I think their name was DÁntemaics (or something like that :P I have no idea how to spell it but it sounded like that)
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Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria with camouflage paint on her face, dressed in military field uniform and helmet, trains in medical evacuation March 18 2003 at the Swedish international center in Sodertalje outside Stockholm, Sweden. The crown princess is taking part in a three week basic training course for non-military personnel to be able take part overseas peacekeeping/enforcing operations by the Swedish forces.
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STOCKHOLM: Crown Princess Victoria at the at the Swedish Academy's annual festival day at the 'Börshuset'.
From Bourse which means the Stock Exchange. In this case, the old one. Like the Bourse Building in Philadelphia. The first stock exchange in the US! Like it but it goes back to the Dutch. But Brugges had one of the first stock exchanges as well.
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Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden during the Philips Nordic Prize ceremony at the Astrid Lindgren Children Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden, December 16, 2003. The scientist Riitta Salmelin from Finland received the award, on 50 000 Euro, for her studies in neurology disorders at children. The prize sum was 50 000.
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Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden at a seminar called " Children - The Heart Issue of Queen Silvia ", at the Royal Castle in Stockholm, Sweden, December 12, 2003. The seminar is a birthday gift for the queen who celebrates her 60th birthday.
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