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A turbulent childhood stalked by exile, illness and death

A turbulent childhood stalked by exile, illness and death © Getty Images Prince Philip is being remembered as the longest-serving consort in British history, who sacrificed a naval career to give steadfast support to his wife. But it is easy to forget he had endured an exceptionally turbulent childhood, writes historian Philip Eade. He was abruptly separated from his parents and four elder sisters at the age of eight, and destined never again to live in the same home as his immediate family. In later years, while out and about on royal duties, he would gain a reputation for his quizzical ragging and, at times, startlingly blunt remarks. And to friends, his emotional reserve was every bit as striking as his bluff, no-nonsense exterior.

Remembering Prince Philip | 102 5 The Lake

Queen Elizabeth shared the sad news that her beloved husband of 73 years, Prince Philip, had passed away. He was 99-years-old. Though the Duke of Edinburgh had been retired from his royal duties for four years before his passing, he undertook 22,219 solo engagements, gave 5,496 speeches, and wrote 14 books making him one of the busiest members of the Royal Family in history. In addition to his royal duties, Prince Philip served with the British forces in WWII, learned how to fly numerous aircrafts throughout his life and was known for his sense of humor. Here are some facts you may not have known about the late royal.

Philip s last message to Charles: ROBERT JOBSON reveals bedside heart-to-heart

Philip s last message to Charles: ROBERT JOBSON reveals bedside heart-to-heart where the frail Duke advised his son how to lead the Royal Family in the years ahead - after pair grew closer in final months Robert Jobson has penned the book, Prince Philip s Century: The Extraordinary Life of the Duke of Edinburgh  In the fascinating biography, Mr Jobson delves into the remarkable life of Britain s longest-serving consort Reveals how the Duke and Charles grew closer than ever in his final years - and his last message to his son

Princess Elizabeth, 13, catches her first glimpse of dashing young naval cadet

Advertisement Poor darlings, they have never had any fun yet,’ King George VI wrote in his diary shortly after the end of the war in 1945. By ‘fun’, the King meant the kind of social life he had enjoyed in the 1920s, the non-stop dancing at lavish private balls or to hear Ambrose and his Orchestra at the Embassy Club in Mayfair. Things had been very different for his daughters, the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret, who spent their teenage years in more sombre circumstances, serving the Royal Family and the nation as Britain fought the threat of German occupation. Perhaps for Elizabeth, this was no great hardship. Unlike her mother, who was the life and soul of parties, and in contrast to her sparkling younger sister, she did not enjoy big social gatherings.

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh - The story of his romance with and marriage to Queen Elizabeth II

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh - The story of his romance with and marriage to Queen Elizabeth II
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