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The Crown Prince and Crown Princess visited Bela Palanka, Nis and Knez Selo bringing valuable donations

Belgrade, 12 June 2015 – Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine visited today Bela Palanka, Nis and Knez Selo and during these visits officially delivered the donation to the kindergarten “Dragica Lalovic” in Bela Palanka, Student Clinic in Nis and Clinic for Pulmonary Diseases and Palliative Care “Crown Princess Katherine” in Knez Selo. The donations are worth 53,000 euros and are provided with great help and dedication of Dr. Elaine Laycock, long-term medical director of Lifeline Humanitarian Organization in London which is under the patronage of Crown Princess Katherine. The Crown Prince and Crown Princess attended the ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of the University of Nis, and Crown Prince Alexander, accompanied by Crown Princess Katherine and the members of the “Kingdom of Serbia” Association, laid a wreath at the monument of his grandfather, His Majesty King Alexander I.

Thanks to Their Royal Highnesses and Dr Elaine Laycock, a complete reconstruction of plumbing and sewage was done in the kindergarten “Dragica Lalovic” in Bela Palanka. The value of this reconstruction was 13,000 euros.

In addition to the kindergarten in Bela Palanka, the Royal Couple visited the Student Clinic in Nis whose health services are used by over 35,000 students. Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine provide an electric gynecological table and a dental chair for the clinic. The value of this donation is 20,000 euros. As we were told in the clinic, this is the first donation the clinic has ever received, and the Royal Couple said in an interview with the director Radomir Pesic that this is only the beginning of the cooperation and that the Crown Princess Katherine Foundation is making effort in the future to provide medical appliances that will facilitate the work of the doctors and provide better health care for the University of Nis students.

Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine also visited the Clinic for Pulmonary Diseases and Palliative Care “Crown Princess Katherine” in Knez selo.

The Royal Couple traditionally helps the functioning of this very important medical institution. 100,000 euros was invested to renovate the department of palliative care, provided thanks to Lifeline Humanitarian Organization London, which is under the patronage of Crown Princess Katherine. The reason for today's visit is the renovation of two separate apartments and replacing all of the windows. The value of this donation was 20,000 euros and it was provided through great dedication of Dr. Elaine Laycock, long-term medical director of Lifeline Humanitarian Organization London.

During their visit to Nis, the Royal Couple attended the ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the University of Nis at the Nis National Theatre.

After the academy, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander, accompanied by the members of the “Kingdom of Serbia” Association from Nis, laid a wreath at the monument to his grandfather, His Majesty King Alexander I, which is located in the center of Nis, at the square named after the late King Unifier.

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Royal Couple open Sumadija Wine Festival in Oplenac

Belgrade, June 13, 2015 – Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine opened the second Sumadija Wine Festival in Oplenac. This had a special symbolic meaning for the Royal Couple because the Festival is taking place in the Foundation of the Karadjordjevic family and in the winery founded by the Crown Prince’s ancestors King Peter I and King Alexander I.

Crown Prince Alexander emphasized: “Hardworking Serbian entrepreneurs teamed up in this place with the idea that our dear Sumadija stands shoulder to shoulder with the most famous wine regions of the world. Their alliance is proof that, as our history teaches us, the future is in harmony and working together”.

Within the Festival, the Museum of Wine and Viticulture was opened at the Royal Winery, and a panel discussion was organized on the theme “Challenges and perspectives of Serbian wine making and viticulture - European Union funds and financing of rural development”.

The aim of this event is to promote quality wines that come from this region of Serbia and Sumadija as wine destination. The Association of Winemakers and Winegrowers of Sumadija, some time ago merged with the intention to protect the geographical origin of their wines and thus make them recognizable in the international market.

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Crown Princess Katherine’s humanitarian mission in Novo Selo and Vrnjacka Banja

Belgrade, June 16, 2015 – Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Katherine visited Novo Selo and Vrnjacka Banja, accompanied by Dr. Nada Milosavljevic, a member of the Medical Board of Lifeline Chicago Humanitarian Organization, which is under the patronage of Crown Princess Katherine.

Crown Princess Katherine and Dr. Nada Milosavljevic visited the “Crown Princess Katherine” kindergarten in Novo Selo, which was built thanks to the donation of Dr Nada Milosavljevic, whose ancestors are from this village. In memory of her grandparents Dr Milosavljevic has decided to support the development of Novo Selo, and the construction of the kindergarten is a major contribution to this mission. After the construction and complete renovation of the institution which bears the name of Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Katherine, Dr Milosavljevic provided the funds for renovation of the entire children’s playground, which includes swings, slides and everything else it takes to make children enjoy recreation. The director of the preschool institution “Joy” Mrs Hadzi Dragana Ristic and the Deputy Mayor of Vrnjacka Banja Mr Jovan Dzatic, thanked Crown Princess Katherine and Dr. Nada Milosavljevic for their support of the pre-school institution “Joy” in Vrnjacka Banja and the entire municipality.

After visiting the kindergarten, Crown Princess Katherine and Dr. Nada Milosavljevic visited Vrnjacka Banja and the Health Centre of this town, in order to see their needs and help to ensure the necessary medical equipment. In a conversation with Dr Vesna Malicanin, the director of the Health Centre, Crown Princess Katherine announced that she will try, together with the collaborators from her humanitarian Foundation, to provide the necessary medical equipment to this institution, because doctors and medical staff of the Health Centre deserve improved working conditions, and citizens deserve better and more efficient treatment.

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Crown Princess Katherine visited Derventa, Modrica and Samac in Republic of Srpska to help flooded areas

Belgrade, 18 June 2015 – Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Katherine visited Derventa, Modrica and Samac in the Republic of Srpska accompanied by Mrs Kathy Fanslow, President of the Lifeline Chicago Humanitarian Organization, which is under the patronage of Crown Princess Katherine. Her Royal Highness and Mrs Kathy Fanslow were welcomed by the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska Dr. Dane Malesevic.

Crown Princess Katherine and Mrs Kathy Fanslow donated 14 computers for the IT cabinet of the elementary school “19 April” in Derventa, were they were welcomed by the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska Dr. Dane Malesevic, and the Mayor of Derventa Mr Milorad Simic. Then followed the visit to Modrica where Crown Princess Katherine and Mrs Kathy Fanslow delivered home appliances for the most vulnerable families in this municipality whose homes were damaged in the last year's floods, in the building of Modrica Town Hall, in the presence of the Mayor, Mr Mladen Krekic.

Mr Savo Minic, the Mayor of Samac welcomed Crown Princess Katherine and Mrs Kathy Fanslow, who in the presence of Dr. Dane Malesevic, the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska, donated 14 computers to the IT cabinet of the elementary school in Samac, and then also delivered home appliances for the most vulnerable families whose homes were damaged in the last year's floods that hit Samac. As part of this humanitarian mission aid was delivered to the Home for children and youth without parental care “Rada Vranješević” from Banja Luka: industrial dishwasher for central kitchen, refrigerating cabinet – fridge for the kitchen, dining room tables and chairs for 8 educational groups (families) and a tractor lawn mower

Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Katherine thanked Ms Kathy Fanslow, Mrs Vicky Zammichieli and all the members of the Lifeline Chicago Humanitarian Organization for their humaneness and good will they have been showing for years by helping our people. “My husband Crown Prince Alexander and I will continue to help schools and hospitals in the Republic of Srpska, with the precious help of our friends, just as we have been doing so far” – said Crown Princess Katherine.

Lifeline Humanitarian Organization Chicago this time, too, greatly contributed in raising funds to help flood victims, and today’s delivery of humanitarian aid was attended, beside Crown Princess Katherine who is the patron of the Lifeline Chicago Humanitarian Organization, by Mrs Kathy Fanslow, the president of Lifeline Chicago Humanitarian Organization, Miss Tracy Armstrong and Mrs Viki Zammichieli.

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Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine officially open Sixth Serbian Diaspora Medical Conference

Belgrade, 19 June 2015 – Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine officially opened the sixth “Serbian Medical Diaspora Conference 2015” today at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Belgrade.

The official opening was attended by HE Dr. Zlatibor Loncar, Minister of Health of Serbia, His Grace Bishop Arsenije of Toplica, vicar Bishop of the Patriarch of Serbia Irinej, Dr MIljana Grbic, director of the WHO Office in Serbia, Mr. Aleksandar Vlajkovic from the Office for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, Dr Vesna Jovanovic, director of Serbian Medical Chamber, Prof. Dr. Nebojsa Lalic, Dean of the Medical Faculty, University of Belgrade, HE Mr Heinz Wilhelm, Ambassador of Germany, HE Mr Denis Keefe, Ambassador of the United Kingdom, HE Mr Philip Pinnington, Ambassador of Canada, as well as the representatives of the Lifeline USA and Lifeline Canada Medical Boards, lecturers and participants from Serbia and abroad.

The Sixth “Serbian Medical Diaspora Conference 2015” is taking place from June 18 to June 20 in Belgrade, under auspices of Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine, and is organized by HRH Crown Princess Katherine Foundation and Lifeline Humanitarian Organizations, with support from the Ministry of Health of Serbia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia, Office for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the region, Medical Faculty of Belgrade University, University Children Hospital in Belgrade and the World Health Organization (WHO).

HRH Crown Prince Alexander addressed the participants and guests saying: “I am very proud of my wife and her Foundation for organizing this important conference for the sixth time. It is a great task and even a greater success to organize an important event such as the Serbian Diaspora Medical Conference. I am particularly happy to see that our doctors from abroad and our doctors from Serbia have shown such great interest in these gatherings.“

HRH Crown Princess Katherine welcomed the guests and emphasized: “We, who are present here, should make a contribution to make the health care system in Serbia better, more effective and more accessible to all our citizens. This collaborative effort will bring a better future for our country. This country needs you, as well as your knowledge, and our people thank you for your willingness to help. Serbia has a successful tradition in medical science. We have great quality doctors. The importance of international cooperation and continuous training is crucial. I would like to thank our partners: His Excellency the Minister of Health Dr Zatibor Loncar, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Office for the Diaspora, Medical Faculties in Belgrade, University Children's Hospital „Tiršova“ and the World Health Organization (WHO)”, said Crown Princess Katherine.

The participants were also addressed by HE Dr. Zlatibor Loncar, Minister of Health of Serbia, Dr Vesna Jovanovic, director of Serbian Medical Chamber, Dr MIljana Grbic, director of the WHO Office in Serbia and Prof. Dr. Nebojsa Lalic, Dean of the Medical Faculty, University of Belgrade.

The Sixth “Serbian Medical Diaspora Conference” is covering a wide area of medical sciences, especially focusing on pediatrics, oncology and surgery. Lecturers and moderators are the most prominent medical experts from Serbia and abroad. This year over five hundred doctors are participating at the Conference.

The aim of the conference is to improve cooperation between doctors in Serbia and doctors of Serbian origin working abroad, with institutions and individuals who are essentially important for the quality of medical care in Serbia, as well as networking among Serbian intellectual community.

As part of today's conference Crown Princess Katherine’s Foundation together with Mrs Kathy Fanslow, president of Lifeline Chicago donated medical equipment worth 3,300 € to the Health Centre Arilje. On behalf of the Health Centre the donation was received by the director Dr. Ivana Antovic.

Please note that the Sixth Serbian Medical Diaspora conference will be held in Belgrade June 18 – June 20, 2015.

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Young Eagles, thank you for defending the colors of Serbia in a spectacular fashion in front of the entire world, and for wearing our flag so proudly at the time when the eyes of the entire world were upon you - world champions in football! Serbia is proud! Congratulations!

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Crown Prince Alexander at the fifty fourth memorial service of HM Queen Maria at St. George Church Oplenac

22/06/2015

His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander, attended the Holy Liturgy and Memorial Service at the Church of St. George in Oplenac today, on the occasion of the fifty fourth anniversary of death of his grandmother Her Majesty Queen Maria. The clergy of St. George Church officiated the service. His Royal Highness laid a wreath and lit candles at her tomb, but also at the tombs of all members of Karadjordjevic Family that were hurried at the Royal mausoleum at St. George Church in Oplenac.

HM Queen Maria was the daughter of HM King Ferdinand of Romania and HM Queen Marie of Romania (a daughter of HRH Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, a son of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom). The Queen was born in Gotha, Thuringia, in Germany 6 January 1900 and died in London 22 June 1961. Her Majesty married HM King Alexander I of Yugoslavia in Belgrade 8 June 1922 and they had three sons Crown Prince Peter (later HM King Peter II, father of HRH Crown Prince Alexander II), Prince Tomislav and Prince Andrej.

She was loved very much by the Serbian people. She was a role model of a devoted and caring wife and mother. She was very much engaged in humanitarian work. After the assassination of HM King Alexander I in Marseilles 9 October 1934 she continued to care for her sons and became the Queen Mother. She was very active with the Red Cross during World War II, and sent a lot of humanitarian help to Yugoslavia, but always signed herself with alias Maria K. Djordjevic.

She lived modestly on her estate in Kent, England after World War II. Charles de Gaulle decorated her with the Great Cross of the Legion of Honour in 1959. She passed away on 22 June 1961, and was buried at the Royal Cemetery in Frogmore in Windsor.

Her remains were transferred to Serbia on 29 April 2013, and she was buried at the Royal Mausoleum in Oplenac during the State funeral 26 May 2013.

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Crown Prince and Crown Princess donate a car for transportation of patients for chemotherapy to Clinic for Oncology in Knez selo

22/06/2015

Patients at the Clinic for oncology in Knez selo will go from now on for radiation treatment to Nis everyday, thanks to today’s donation of a car by Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine. Beside the car, the Royal couple also donated two air conditioners to the clinic.

Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine visited the Clinic for Oncology in Knez selo last week, on the occasion of renovation of two separate apartments and replacement of windows in one department. The Royal couple was then informed that Clinic has serious problems with the transportation of patients for radiation therapy in Nis, due to the lack of cars. Their Royal Highnesses promised that they will do their best to provide a vehicle as soon as possible. The car was bought last Friday, and today it will be delivered to the Clinic for Oncology in Knez selo. Beside the car, the Royal couple will donate two air conditioners to the clinic.

Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine traditionally help the functioning of the Clinic for Oncology in Knez selo. 100,000 EUR were invested in the renovation of the ward for palliative care, that bears the name of Princess Katherine, and that money was raised thanks to Lifeline Humanitarian Organization from London, whose Patron is Princess Katherine.

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Crown Prince Alexander awards 600 best high school students from Serbia and Republic of Srpska at White Palace

Belgrade, June 26, 2015 – Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine hosted the traditional reception for the 600 best high school students from Serbia and the Republic of Srpska at the White Palace today.





The speeches at the ceremony were delivered by HRH Crown Prince Alexander, HE Mr. Dane Malesevic, Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska, academician Matija Beckovic, member of the Crown Council, Mr. Dusan Mihajlovic, member of the Executive Board of Eurobank Serbia and Mr. Ivan Ivanovic, famous Serbian TV host. The reception for the best high school graduates was also attended by the Mr. Philippos S. Karamanolis, Chairman of the Executive Board of Eurobank EFG, which traditionally provides financial support in organizing the reception for the best high school students of Serbia and the Republic of Srpska.

In his speech the Crown Prince thanked Eurobank EFG, the sponsor of this event, and congratulated the graduates on their great achievements. The Crown Prince then addressed the students and said, “Dear graduates, I warmly congratulate you for your great success and I wish you to continue to be the best! You are the future of Serbia and the Republic of Srpska. We are proud of you, and you should be proud of the knowledge you have gained so far. Be proud of your valuable work and talent and put them at the service of our country”.

For fifteen years, His Royal Highness awarded the best students from all secondary schools in Serbia, who through their great efforts achieved success during their high school years. Every secondary school in Serbia and the Republic of Srpska selects one best student in the generation of the graduates, who receives a commendation and a gift.

The ceremony was also attended by Mr Dragomir Acovic and Mr Dusan Babac, members of the Privy Council, Prof. Dr Nikola Moravcevic and Mr Predrag Markovic, members of the Crown Council.

His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander thanked the volunteers who participated in the organization of this great event, as well as to Coca Cola, Rauch, Knjaz Milos, Nedeljkovic Butchery, traffic police, the Military Medical Academy and the Gendarmerie for their great support.

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Crown Prince Alexander Foundation for Education and Karic Foundation sign Cooperation Agreement

An agreement of cooperation between the Foundation of Crown Prince Alexander for Education and the Karic Foundation was signed today at the Royal Palace. By signing this agreement the signatories confirmed cooperation between the two Foundations in the areas of shared interests such as promoting education and academic research in Serbia.

The Foundations will cooperate in the field of improving and creating new opportunities for talented young people, promoting national culture, connecting young people from Serbia with their peers from abroad, preparing our young people for social responsibility and community activities, and improving society through community work, connecting academic and business communities, as well as organizing cultural events of humanitarian character.

As a sign for a good beginning, successfully future and close cooperation, the Karic Foundation donated five laptops to the Crown Prince Alexander Foundation for Education. The Crown Prince Alexander Foundation for Education is very grateful for this very kind donation and thanks the Karic Foundation.

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What is the truth about some members of The Royal Family belonging to secret societies?

Since this question and the controversy usually relate to the issue of Freemasonry and the Order of the Temple, it is important to know that HRH Crown Prince Alexander is not, and has never been, a member of any obedience of Freemasons, or of any of the many organizations and sects claiming the succession of the historical Order of the Temple of Solomon.

It is difficult to say if and who among the various members of The Royal Family might belong (or did belong) to any of the hundreds of secret societies. According to the spirit of The Family Rules any such membership should require sanction from the Head of the Royal Family, but such requests were never received or approved.

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Royal Couple at Memorial ceremony 198th Anniversary of death of Supreme leader Karadjordje

Belgrade, 25 July 2015 – Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine attended memorial ceremony on 198th Anniversary of death of Supreme leader Karadjordje, where Crown Prince Alexander laid a wreath at his tomb at the St. George Church in Oplenac today. Karadjordje was the commander of the First Serbian Uprising (1804), founder of modern Serbia and the Karadjordjevic Dynasty.

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Short documentary film about Crown Prince Alexander’s life

On the occasion of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander’s 70th birthday at the Royal Palace on Saturday, just before the gala dinner, guests of the Royal Family were shown a short documentary film about the life and work of Crown Prince Alexander. During the twelve minute film, the viewers were lead through the turbulent life story of His Royal Highness from birth to the present.