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1923 GREECE: Greek Sovereigns at Cathedral of Athens
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0:59Now PlayingDate: 11th April 1923
Location: GREECE, ATHENS.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
GREECE: Athens:
Figures in black pointed hats accompanying cross in procession: huge float depicting religious figures moves down the street: large decorative float moves down street. Queen Sophia of Prussia and Princess Victoria walk up steps followed by King George II and others: Royal figures standing in cathedral for service: group of men (including King George, walk along inside cathedral gazing upwards: Royal figures standing in cathedral for service. Queen Sohie and Princess Victoria walk down steps followed by men folk
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