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1957 FRANCE: ROYAL WEDDING IN FRANCE:
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1:25Now PlayingDate: 22nd January 1957
Location: Normandy
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
ROYAL WEDDING IN FRANCE:
ALEXANDRA PRINCESS (KENT) At Royal Wedding in Normandy
QUEEN FREDERIKA OF GREECE. At Royal Wedding in Normandy
WEDDINGS. Royal Wedding in Normandy; Princess Helene (daughter of Comte de Paris) to Count Evrard de Limburg-Stirum Takes his place inside citadel at Dreux beside his bride Bride turns to ask father for consent to marry groom Queen Fred of Greece; Princess Alexandra present
Royalty; Rites of Passage; Princess Helene of France; Count Evrard de Limbourg-Stirum
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