That Mercedes they're riding in, BTW, was left behind by Gen'l von Falkenhorst at the end of the Occupation. The 1939 Buick that followed was gifted to Crown Princess Märta on her visit to the US by GM; it is still in service there and in occasional use.
People probably don't realize or have forgotten that King Haakon of Norway was Queen Elizabeth's great-uncle. (Haakon's wife, Queen Maud, was the daughter of Edward VII of the UK.) They're family (in more ways than one).
King Haakon's birthname was Carl. Prince Carl of Denmark. In English the name Carl is often translated into Charles, so in the British royal family he was known as uncle Charles. The current King Charles was actually named after him.
That Mercedes they're riding in, BTW, was left behind by Gen'l von Falkenhorst at the end of the Occupation. The 1939 Buick that followed was gifted to Crown Princess Märta on her visit to the US by GM; it is still in service there and in occasional use.
It´s strange to see the Queen of Britain being driven in one of those cars...
why?@@alejandrovidal6441
Мерседес бенс был есть и будет лучшим автомобилем мирового автопрома ник
Veldig interessant å se disse gamle filmene...
Wonderful!
Queen Elizabeth was just like visiting Her Grand Aunt Queen Maud’s home and cousins Harald,Ragnaild,Astrid and uncle Olav in Norway
Queen Elizabeth visiting her great-uncle. (her father's uncle)
People probably don't realize or have forgotten that King Haakon of Norway was Queen Elizabeth's great-uncle. (Haakon's wife, Queen Maud, was the daughter of Edward VII of the UK.) They're family (in more ways than one).
King Haakon's birthname was Carl. Prince Carl of Denmark. In English the name Carl is often translated into Charles, so in the British royal family he was known as uncle Charles. The current King Charles was actually named after him.
I think most of us who watch these videos know all that.
Long live the Queen ❤️
She dead lol 😂
nothing funny about it@@henrikstoraker826
And so will you one day LOL LOL 😊😊😊😊😊
King Haakons last public appearance. He broke his thighbone the same day the queen left. He died two years later
United Kingdom (uk) NOT Kingdoms.
I corrected it now.