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04-20-2004, 02:34 PM
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Danish Royal Family Books
So far, there are already 3 books published about Princess Alexandra of Denmark all in Danish. You can look at the covers of this books by logging on to www.princessalexandradk.com
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12-08-2005, 07:15 PM
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Danish Royal Family Books
Hi! In another thread I saw Prince Joachim promoting a book about Queen Ingrid?
Could anyone tell me if this book is in English? Could anyone recommend good books about the DRF in english?
Many thanks,
Linda 85:)
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12-08-2005, 09:37 PM
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I would like know some books about the Danish Royals (in English) as well. So far, all the books I have found on them are in Danish. Such as Huset Glucksborg, Det Glücksborgske Kongehus, Christian IX (Konge af Danmark) etc.
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12-09-2005, 04:17 AM
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Hmm... I found a PDF leaflet from the Danish Foreign Department:
The Queen and her Country
I know this isn't what you thought of, but I'll try to see if there are any particular books in English, aside from the one about Mary, and Queen Alexandra.
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12-09-2005, 01:24 PM
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Great find Norwegianne!
Thanks alot.
Linda
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12-10-2005, 12:07 PM
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more files to read?
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10-30-2007, 04:39 AM
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11-12-2007, 07:24 PM
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Title: Helt Magnifique!
by HKH Prins Henrik
Price: EUR 46,99
Publisher: Forlaget Nostra
Released: 13-11-2007
Language: Danish
ISBN: 8791002079
ISBN-13: 9788791002076
http://www.saxo.com/item/4078930
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11-12-2007, 07:41 PM
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Thanks frank22
This is a book I most certainly will buy - and not least - try some of the recipes Prince Henrik present in the book of French cooking in the 16'th century.
He has my toast for this enrichment to the danish taste buds 
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11-16-2007, 05:49 AM
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“Juvelerne i det danske kongehus”
Author: Bjarne steen jensen
Publisher: Saxo, Denmark
This book is about the royal jewels of Denmark queens.
"Intimité royale : Album privé de Son Altesse Royale le Prince Henrik de Danemark"
Author: Henrik de Danemark, Viguié Desplaces
Editions du Félin, France
10 juin 2004
This is an album of prince Henrik of Denmark.
Other interesting books:
“ANG. ALEX”
by Johanne Pontoppidan Tuxen and Camilla Høy-Jensen
Book about Alexandra of Denmark.
http://www.williamdam.dk/skoenlitteratur/biografier_erindringer/ang_alex_1487304_da.html
“Destin oblige”
by Prince Henrik (Auteur), Philippe Viguié Desplaces (Auteur)
This is the official biography of Prince Henrik of Denmark.
Editeur: Olivier Orban
1998
Francés
ISBN: 978-2259182324
Amazon.fr
“Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark”
by Karin Palshoj (Author), Gitte Redder (Author)
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
April 30, 2006
ISBN: 978-1741147490
Amazon.com
“Something About Mary: From Girl About Town to Crown Princess”
by Emma Tom (Author)
Publisher: Pluto Press Australia
ISBN: 978-1864032734
Amazon.com
“King Frederick IX and Queen Ingrid of Denmark” (In Memoriam, 5)
Eurohistory.com
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11-26-2007, 06:01 AM
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The "Kongehuset" Year Books
Every year, Karsten Lindhardt publishes a year book focusing on all the events in the Danish Royal Family during the past year.
"Kongehuset 2007"
http://www.saxo.com/item/3810025
This year, the Kongehuset series is celebrating its 15th anniversary and there will be a special edition book, "Kongehuset 1992-2007", highlighting the major events over the past 15 years in the Danish Royal Family
"Kongehuset 1992-2007"
http://www.saxo.com/item/3799336
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12-03-2007, 03:56 AM
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Jess, or anyone for that matter, ever purchased one of these yearbooks before? I was thinking about adding one to my royal book collection, but if you or anyone else believes it's not worth the asking, I might as well wait till someone sells a used one on Ebay for $2.00.
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04-07-2008, 06:47 AM
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Marie Cavallier by John Lindskog
A book on Marie Cavallier's life prior to the wedding will be on sale from April 30th. Author is John Lindskog, and it will be published on People's Press. John Lindskog has previously been a journalist with Ekstra Bladet, Information, Billed-Bladet & Se og Hør, and published several books prior to this one.
Apparently the book also covers the divorce between Joachim and Alexandra.
Ny bog: Sandheden om Joachim og Alexandras skilsmisse
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04-16-2008, 03:35 AM
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Here is the cover of the new book Marie Cavallier: The French Princess by John Lindskog. The book is 220 pages long which is pretty standard. Apparently, body lotion comes with it if you are a Billed Bladet club member so I one will have soft skin whilst reading this new book. Hopefully, I will be able to get the book if it is published in French (which is a heck of a lot better than my Danish... obviously.   )
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05-08-2008, 05:37 PM
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I've managed to get through the book, and while it was an interesting read - however for anybody who has been reading Billedbladet, Se & Hør, or in any other way been following Marie and Joachim's relationship - it doesn't offer much new things about Marie or Joachim. I don't regret getting it, because it does give a nice overview of the process, which will be nice to have, but it doesn't bring much new things to the table.
I liked that the author did name his source inside the Palace from Joachim and Frederik's childhood/youth, though.
He could have spared himself with the chapter/list comparing Mary and Marie, though.
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05-09-2008, 05:03 PM
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Interesting, thank you Norweiganne. I would like to somehow buy a copy of the book to add to my royal book collection even if the book is below average.
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05-21-2008, 09:00 AM
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Will the book be published in English?
Regards,
Attaining Grace
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06-24-2008, 10:42 PM
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How big a readership would a book like this have in Denmark??? Is there anyway anyone could give me some idea???
I'm just curious because the only royalty books seen (as a general rule) in NZ are still Princess Di ones, with the occassional more generalised (British) RF one, or HM the Queen too I guess
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09-04-2008, 01:39 PM
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3 Søstre (3 sisters) - Jon Bloch Skipper
I just got this book today. It is basically a conversation book, in which the author interviews Queen Margrethe, Princess Benedikte and Queen Anne-Marie. He has them discussing their childhood based on the pictures he has retrieved from the royal collections
The conversation between the sisters move quickly, and as he also points out, you clearly get the feeling that the sisters each have a role in the family. Margrethe is definitely the most talkative one, and Benedikte seems quite content a lot of the time to be the middle child and let her sisters talk.
It felt a bit superfluous to me, the constant pointing out they did with the age difference between them, but I think that's probably something that is different in live conversation than it comes out on page.
The pictures, and the histories, are things that make this book well worth a peek. A young Queen Margrethe dressed up as Queen Juliane in a costume drama, a young Princess Benedikte dressed up in the Ruby parure that Mary now wears, as Queen Désirée of Sweden, and the youngest, Anne-Marie left with the part of playing Désirée's son, Oscar. 
All in all, I do think it could have been edited more, and for some it may not be asking critical enough questions (or receiving answers to the ones that are asked, such as if there has been trouble in the marriages...) But it was a fun read, and so much better getting the tales from the 1st hand source, so to speak.
I'm very glad I picked it up.
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09-05-2008, 03:01 AM
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Sounds like an interesting read norwegianne - is the book available in English, or just Danish?
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