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 : Queen Elizabeth, later Queen Mother, at Sandhurst


Queen Elizabeth, later Queen Mother, at Sandhurst

Jul 05, 1946; Sandhurst, England, UK; The QUEEN MOTHER, the creator of the modern British monarchy, brought the royal household - previously a stuffy institution - far closer to the people. But the Queen Mother also had a tough, steely side, which she often had to draw upon after entering the royal family as Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. Portrayed while visiting Sandhurst during a parade of the 161 Infantry

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13300089
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47091592
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1894px x 2638px (641KB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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