The pro-German King Constantine of Greece was forced to abdicate by the Allies and his own government, in favour of his younger son Prince Alexander (1893-1920), passing over the elder boy, Prince George. The king and his wife Sophia, sister of the Kaiser, went into exile. Florence Vansittart Neale rejoiced.
14 June 1917
Tino gone! & family & suite leaving P. Alex to take his place. Pill for the Kaiser.
Diary of Florence Vansittart Neale of Bisham Abbey (D/EX73/3/17/8)
Posted by berkshirerecordoffice on 14 June, 2017
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