File:Victoria of Baden and Gustaf V of Sweden in Rome in 1930 (2).jpg
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DescriptionVictoria of Baden and Gustaf V of Sweden in Rome in 1930 (2).jpg |
Svenska: Från drottningens sista färd.
Den långa färden från Villa Svezia i Rom till hemlandet äntrades under fascistisk hälsning. Längst till vänster lägger man märke till konungen och prins Wilhelm samt storhertiginnan av Baden.
English: From the Queen's last journey.
The long journey from Villa Svezia in Rome to the homeland began under fascist greetings. At the far left you notice the King and Prince Wilhelm and the Grand Duchess of Baden. |
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Source | (in Swedish) (1931) Svenska Dagbladets Årsbok. ÅTTONDE ÅRGÅNGEN (Händelserna 1930), Stockholm: Svenska Dagbladet, p. 67 |
Author | Unknown authorUnknown author |
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