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Katarina of Yugoslavia (28 November 1959 – 18 June 1985 ) was Queen of the United States of America from 16 July 1979 until her death on 18 June 1985 as the Royal Consort of King Edwin II of the United States. Katarina was the daughter of Prince Tomislav of Yugoslavia and Princess Margarita of Baden. The Queen Consort was born in the United Kingdom to a family related to many of Europe's ...
May 8, 2017 · A month and a half before he died, I saw Prince Tomislav for the last time, having flown from London to Belgrade with his 14 year old son Prince Michael. Tommy was waiting at the airport and while the drive to the royal family estate, where he finally died, was only fifty kilometres, he had not ventured out for some considerable time.
Apr 19, 2005 · If we are extending "courtesy" to Prince Charles of Wales then the same "courtsey" must be extended to Queen Marie of Yugoslavia. Unlike Prince Charles Mignon is no longer with us and therefore cannot defend herself. Mignon's alledged sex life had no dynastic implications and therefore does not belong on this forum.
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Prince Tomislav of Yugoslavia was a member of the House of Karađorđević and was the second son of King Alexander I and Queen Maria of Yugoslavia. He was a younger brother of King Peter II of Yugoslavia and was a former nephew-in-law of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Death . He died on 12 July 2000, aged 72. Sources
Historical records of Tomislav are scarce, but it is assumed that he was a son of Muncimir. Tomislav succeeded Muncimir, son of Trpimir I, as duke in c. 910 (the most widely accepted view [2]) or after others ruled following Muncimir's death. In any case, Tomislav came to the Croatian throne some time between 910 and 914. [3]
