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| George | VI Coronation Medal |
| King George | VI Chase |
| King George | VI Coronation Medal-1937 |
| 1937: King George | VI Coronation Medal |
| George | VI of the United Kingdom |
| King George | VI Coronation Medal - 1937 |
| Kelliher (centre) meets George | VI at Victory Parade June 1946 |
| He was knighted by King George | VI in 1951. |
| George | VI is buried near Mother Cathedral of Holy Etchmiad |
| He was knighted by King George | VI in 1944. |
| King George | VI wrote personally to the mother. |
| Secretary to King George V and later King George | VI in 1935, and in 1942 rose to Private Secretary t |
| In horse racing, there is the King George | VI Chase at Kempton Park Racecourse in Surrey. |
| He was made Naval Aide-de-Camp to King George | VI in 1936. |
| Rattey (3rd from left) meets George | VI at Victory Parade June1946 |
| He accompanied King George | VI to the top of Tunnel Mountain in 1939. |
| received a British Empire Medal from King George | VI for this feat. |
| George | VI had a new Imperial State Crown made, almost iden |
| Design: Queen Elizabeth II succeeded King George | VI as the Queen of the United Kingdom. |
| Tombstone of George | VI, Catholicos of All Armenians, at Mother Cathedra |
| He was made Extra Physician to George | VI of the United Kingdom in 1937. |
| King George | VI Chase - (3) - Titus Oates (1969), One Man (1995 |
| Bradford, Sarah (1989), King George | VI, London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, ISBN 0-297-796 |
| Bridge received the medal from King George | VI at Buckingham Palace on March 16 1945. |
| He is a great-grandson of King George | VI of the United Kingdom. |
| King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth visited the mansion in 1943. |
| King George | VI is played by James Wilby, and Queen Elizabeth by |
| Davidson was knighted by King George | VI on 10 February 1942. |
| ands to see the royal motorcade with King George | VI, Queen Elizabeth, and Prime Minister King, the s |
| rial was unveiled on 22 July 1938 by King George | VI, whose words were broadcast directly to Australi |
| A neighbouring reservoir is the King George | VI Reservoir, opened in 1947, which is supplied fro |
| th II and the youngest grandchild of King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth. |
| HMS Phoebe with HM King George | VI and HM Queen Elizabeth on board, coming alongsid |
| Layng was chaplain to King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth II (1940-51) and awarded an |
| ssed to Prince Albert, who was proclaimed George | VI the next day at St. James's Palace, London. |
| A Spirit Undaunted: The Political Role of George | VI, London: Little, Brown and Co, ISBN 0-316-64765- |
| The Haggadah was dedicated to King George | VI of England, who received one of the first copies |
| oyal Command Performance of ITMA for King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth in December 1947. |
| The King George | VI Reservoir in England lies to the south of Stanwe |
| He was awarded the King George | VI Coronation Medal in 1937 and was Chairman of the |
| the orchestras at the coronations of both George | VI and Elizabeth II. |
| t opened in 1939, formally named the Port George | VI Island Airport, after the reigning monarch of th |
| rton Lodge, where Bertie, the future King George | VI, was a regular guest. |
| One of the medals was presented to King George | VI but many were to be lost with ships sunk in the |
| At the coronation of King George | VI in 1937, Louise lent the Duchess the train that |
| l building to mark the coronation of King George | VI in 1937. |
| tor in the 1920s, was knighted in 1948 by George | VI, and was later elected Mayor of Walsall. |
| The Staines Aqueduct feeds King George | VI Reservoir and continues eastwards, passing the W |
| es Reservoirs lie to the east of the King George | VI Reservoir near Heathrow airport in the county of |
| motor cars to Kings Edward VII, George V, George | VI and Queen Elizabeth II. |
| after a Royal Charter was granted by King George | VI in 1937. |
| or Group 1 race win came in the 1978 King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot on Ile De Bo |
| ounce to the Government the death of King George | VI in 1952. |
| His big race victories include the King George | VI Chase four times on the legendary grey Desert Or |
| In 1939 the United Kingdom's King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth travelled with the Roosevelt |
| ctoria Cross could not be awarded as King George | VI had ruled in 1949 that no further awards from Wo |
| George | VI of Armenia (December 2, 1868 - May 9, 1954) was |
| the Duke and Duchess of York (later King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother). |
| ional commander and served as ADC to King George | VI between 1942 and 1947. |
| ver, upon the accession of his old friend George | VI, he was appointed an Extra Gentleman Usher (1 Ma |
| She had the honour of carrying King George | VI across the channel to Normandy, when he toured t |
| or the coronation ceremonies of both King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth II. |
| As provincial viceroy he hosted King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth at Government House during t |
| ince of Wales until 1936 and then to King George | VI from 1937-46 (and also an extra equerry from 194 |
| as, 2,000 Guineas, St. Leger Stakes, King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes. |
| d, built to commemorate the Coronation of George | VI, was built in 1937 but was destroyed by arsonist |
| King George V and King George | VI were naval cadets at Dartmouth, as were the Duke |
| ded commentary for the coronation of King George | VI in 1937 and again in 1953 for the coronation of |
| e Cross that was awarded to Malta by King George | VI in April 1942, is on display at the museum. |
| King George | VI told him the capture of the U-110 cipher materia |
| us functions, such as the proclamation of George | VI succeeding his brother King Edward VIII to the t |
| ours, and received the accolade from King George | VI at Buckingham Palace on 10 February 1948. |
| Gloucester on 10 November 1937, with King George | VI laying a wreath at the base on Armistice Day. |
| article "although the land was donated by George | VI in return for a site in Cairo for an Anglican ca |
| or-Generals who represented two monarchs, George | VI of the United Kingdom (1948-1952) Elizabeth II, |
| ner and won the first running of the King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes in 1951 (with Supreme |
| stern Australia at the coronation of King George | VI in May 1937. |
| out on Tuesday September 25, 1945 by King George | VI accompanied by Queen Elizabeth. |
| a in 1925, King George V in 1936 and King George | VI in 1952. |
| He trained for King George | VI and then Queen Elizabeth II from 1943 until he r |
| 7 he served as Naval Aide-de-Camp to King George | VI, receiving promotion to rear admiral on 8 Januar |
| itz), as attested by the monogram of King George | VI on its doors. |
| He attended the coronation of George | VI in 1936 and was elected to the legislative counc |
| Elizabeth, who was Queen consort of King George | VI of the United Kingdom at the time of her birth. |
| Marshal, he organized the Coronations of George | VI and Elizabeth II, as well as the investiture of |
| mples include the Nyasaland 1938 £10 King George | VI revenue stamp, and the Swaziland £5 Queen Elizab |
| attended by the reigning monarch, HM King George | VI, who presented the trophy. |
| irst sod was cut on July 14, 1937 by King George | VI, with the building finally open to the public in |
| entre which was officially opened by King George | VI in 1944 and was given as an unconditional gift t |
| ses with One Man, dual winner of the King George | VI Chase and winner of the Queen Mother Champion Ch |
| edented visit to the White House in 1939, George | VI and Elizabeth, the reigning monarchs of the Unit |
| Common was appointed a knight bachelor by George | VI for his work with the Ministry of War Transport |
| 'Year of three kings", 1936, serving King George | VI until he retired from the post in 1941. |
| fornia graduate business school as a King George | VI Fellow, before National Service in the RAF. |
| are engraved on the entrance to the King George | VI Memorial Chapel at Windsor Castle. |
| ous project aided his appointment by King George | VI as Regius Professor of Medicine at Oxford. |
| icial unveiling on May 21st, 1939 by King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth. |
| he building was officially opened by King George | VI on 10 June 1940. |
| reinvested with the George Cross by King George | VI on 31 January 1941. |
| be attended by the reigning monarch, King George | VI, who presented the trophy. |
| ommander Sir Louis Greig (equerry to King George | VI, when he was Duke of York), and then the Duke of |
| Duke and Duchess of York the future King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother on their o |
| a courtier in the Royal Household of King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth II. |
| Since King George | VI died in 1952 at Sandringham, Queen Elizabeth II' |
| lice contingent to the coronation of King George | VI in London. |
| In 1939, when King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth visited the White House of P |
| ril 1932 the Duke of York (to become King George | VI) unveiled a ceremonial wall tablet made of Staff |
| s presented with the George Cross by King George | VI at Buckingham Palace. |
| th honour it was firstly approved by King George | VI and subsequently presented to him by the then “A |
| In 1948 he became an aide-de-camp to George | VI; on the king's death, he filled the same positio |
| King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth greet chieftains of the Ston |
| oad, granted to the original club by King George | VI in 1911. |
| rs pinned up from Winston Churchill, King George | VI and Lord Beaverbrook commending him for his part |
| ened by the then Duke of York (later King George | VI) in 1926, the same year the urban district becam |
| George | VI didn't have such a title at that date and wasn't |
| short reign and on the ascension of King George | VI, he returned to being an equerry until his death |
| ring the 1939 cross-country visit of King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth. |
| etfair Chase went on to win both the King George | VI Chase and the Cheltenham Gold Cup. |
| of World War II, plans were made for King George | VI, his wife Queen Elizabeth, and their two daughte |
| lm explores the relationship between King George | VI and his wife Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon (Queen El |
| ty-wide decorations for the Coronation of George | VI and centenary of the Charter of Birmingham the f |
| ture Edward VIII) in 1927, then with King George | VI in 1939, and last with his daughter, Queen Eliza |
| On 11 February 1952 the body of King George | VI, who had died at Sandringham on 6 February, was |
| k House Inn; however two other pubs, King George | VI and The Woolpack Inn, are within walking distanc |
| 6 1,000 Guineas, Aureole in the 1954 King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes and Canisbay in the 1 |
| dustry, with the official opening by King George | VI, the first station to receive such an honour sin |
| ss in 1940, particularly the head of King George | VI on it; and was involved in the design of the Gre |
| s son, Prince Albert, Duke of York, later George | VI, the following January. |
| ng the accession of the new monarch, King George | VI, Brownlow was horrified to read without prior wa |
| d as a Royal Command Performance for King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth (The Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Ly |
| cure the position of aide-de-camp to King George | VI and as a result was presented with the Companion |
| Although Gurney was knighted by King George | VI, Malayans from all classes and nationalities, ha |
| izabeth Chase at Hurst Park (now the King George | VI Chase at Kempton Park Racecourse). |
| Earl of Snowdon, he is a grandson of King George | VI, and is 14th in the line of succession to the Br |
| tries, upon the death of her father, King George | VI, on 6 February 1952. |
| that the award could not be made as King George | VI had ruled in 1949 that no further awards from th |
| before his first Christmas as king, King George | VI continued his father's Christmas broadcasts; it |
| robi, Kenya, in 1940, and another of King George | VI for Hong Kong in 1947. |
| m 1932 to 1934, a Lord-in-Waiting to King George | VI from 1936 to 1937 and was himself appointed Unde |
| , Prince Albert, Duke of York (the future George | VI), Canadian Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie |
| ient with Colin Firth's portrayal of King George | VI as he stammered over his speech. |
| presidency: in 1939 when he greeted King George | VI and Queen Elizabeth of the United Kingdom on the |
| initive in the design of the earlier King George | VI issue. |
| appointed as Canada's governor general by George | VI, king of Canada, on the recommendation of Prime |
| 4, during a visit to the 2nd army by King George | VI, Miles Dempsey was Knighted on the battlefield b |
| nd National and won the delayed 2010 King George | VI Chase in January 2011 on Long Run, preventing Ka |
| published in 1952 after the death of King George | VI but prior to the coronation of Queen Elizabeth I |
| e Polish government and the other to King George | VI of the United Kingdom; each officer was required |
| equired, permission was granted from King George | VI and the Colonels of the Regiments involved and o |
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