Posted by joy-bqby
on 6/1/2011, 3:44:13, in reply to "Re: Serbia or Yugoslavia ?"
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yes, most of the dynasties or countries have changed, but still exist in the hearts of those who loved them
--Previous Message--
: Prussia no longer exists as an actual
: political entity, but the Hohenzollern
: Dynasty still has historical attachments to
: Germany, and also to the province/state of
: Brandenburg.
:
: The kingdom of Hanover is gone, but the
: Welfs have a historical attachment to the
: province/state of Neidersachsen.
:
: The individual Saxon duchies are no longer
: distinct political entities, but the Wettin
: families likely still have historical
: attachments to the individual local areas
: within the province/state of Thuringia.
:
: --Previous Message--
: Alexander was never Crown Prince of Serbia.
: He
: is Crown Prince of Yugoslavia only. I think
: they are still "of Yugoslavia"...
: Until a restoration in part of the former
: Yugoslavia the territorial designation does
: not change... It would be interesting if
: that were to happen and Yugoslavia was still
: retained as a "dynastic" title.
:
: Looking at other former reigning families,
: there are still Prussians, Hanoverians,
: Saxe-Coburgs, etc, although you won't find
: these place names on a map (although,
: Hanover is a city).
:
: --Previous Message--
: HRH Crown Prince Aleksandar II uses the
: title
: "Crown Prince of Serbia". What
: about the other members of the royal family
: ? Are they "Princes or Princesses of
: Serbia" or are they still "Princes
: or Princesses of Yugoslavia" ?
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