Royal Central is very pleased to have been given the honour to conduct a private and exclusive interview with Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine of Serbia. The interview will take place at the Royal Palace in Serbia, in late June.
Royal Central will discuss Crown Prince Alexander’s life, the Crown Prince and the Crown Princess’s return to Serbia after the fall of communism, the Crown Prince couple’s aid work for Serbian children and the possible restoration of the Serbian monarchy with the Crown Prince and Crown Princess.
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander was born 17 July 1945 in London. His Royal Highness is the head of the House of Karađorđević and the only child of the late King Peter II of Yugoslavia and his wife, Alexandra of Greece and Denmark. Crown Prince Alexander graduated from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in 1966 and was commissioned as an officer into the British Army’s 16th/5th The Queen’s Royal Lancers Regiment, rising to the rank of captain. His tours of duty included West Germany, Italy, the Middle East, and Northern Ireland.
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander. Photo: Royal Family of Serbia.
In 1991, Crown Prince Alexander, accompanied by Their Royal Highnesses Crown Princess Katherine, Hereditary Prince Peter, Prince Philip and Prince Alexander travelled to Belgrade. Since then, the Crown Prince has worked to improve the living conditions for the Serbian people and get to restore the monarchy in Serbia.
Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Katherine was born in Athens, Greece, 13 November 1943. The Crown Princess studied business at the University of Denver, Colorado, and the University of Dallas, Texas. Her Royal Highness speaks Greek, English, French and some Spanish, and she is continuing her Serbian studies.
The Royal Palace is the official residence of the House of Karađorđević. Photo: Jablanov via Wikimedia Commons.
The interview will be conducted by Royal Central‘s Europe Correspondent, Oskar Aanmoen. Mr Aanmoen is a full-time student in political and military history at the University of Oslo. Previously, he was a political commentator for the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten. He has published more than 90 articles for Royal Central. In addition, he has published a book and has written 37 articles on a high academic level in Norway.
Towards the summer, Royal Central will follow the Serbian Royal Family closer and report on the Royal Family’s members and what they do in today’s Serbia.
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