Bungo
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Apparently in the UK there are calls for the Royal family to display the German uniforms of King George V, which have been hidden away since 1914.
As the article mentions, George V had uniforms as part of his honourary role as Admiral of the Imperial German Navy, Prussian Field Marshal, Colonel-in-Chief of the 1st Guard Dragoon Regiment and Colonel-in-Chief of the Kürassier Regiment Graf Getzler (Rhine) No 8.
As part of the Royal collection, the uniforms have been kept in pristine condition. I would pay pretty much any admission cost to see that display.
link: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2690012/Don-t-mention-ze-war-drobe-Call-unveil-George-V-s-German-uniform-hidden-away-Royal-closet-reminder-House-Windsor-rift-caused-WWI.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
If you can overlook the brainlessness of the Daily Mail's reporting style, it's actually a fascinating article.
The Kaiser on the left, King George V on the right.
As the article mentions, George V had uniforms as part of his honourary role as Admiral of the Imperial German Navy, Prussian Field Marshal, Colonel-in-Chief of the 1st Guard Dragoon Regiment and Colonel-in-Chief of the Kürassier Regiment Graf Getzler (Rhine) No 8.
As part of the Royal collection, the uniforms have been kept in pristine condition. I would pay pretty much any admission cost to see that display.
link: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2690012/Don-t-mention-ze-war-drobe-Call-unveil-George-V-s-German-uniform-hidden-away-Royal-closet-reminder-House-Windsor-rift-caused-WWI.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
If you can overlook the brainlessness of the Daily Mail's reporting style, it's actually a fascinating article.
The Kaiser on the left, King George V on the right.