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What evidence is there that the Hanovers continued to style themselves Princes and Princess of Britain after George V stripped them of these titles. (I am not a fan of George V, or his WWI pandering.) Does HRH Prince Ernst still claim to be a British Prince? (He's certainly British and certainly a Prince, but does he call himself a British Prince?)Catholic monarchist 00:01, 27 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]
You'd be surprised what you discover when you actually do research. They most certainly do still style themselves Princes of Great Britain. Funny, now if only all the Lords and Ladies Windsor would do so. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Catholic monarchist (talk • contribs) 00:05, 27 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Why is the article entitled "Princess Viktoria Luise of Prussia" when the text and even the period photograph in the infobox style her name as "Princess Victoria Luise"? I came across the article because of the HAPAG ship named after her, which my reference calls SS Prinzess Victoria Luise. Any thoughts? — Bellhalla (talk) 15:35, 6 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
If it can be determined which form is most used for her in English then that is the name that we should use. Charles 19:59, 6 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Since this has recently been moved, I would imagine it should be Louise too?? Craigy (talk) 17:01, 14 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Royal Banquet of the Wedding of Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia and Ernst August, Duke of Brunswick in the Berlin City Palace
Princess Victoria Luise and Prince Ernst August, 1913
(Left side of the table): Facing the butler is Kaiser Wilhelm II and then, to his right, Queen Mary of the United Kingdon, the Duke of Cumberland (Groom's father) and Crown Princess Cecillie. To the Kaiser's left is Crown Prince Wilhelm and then the Grand Duchess of Hesse. (Right side of the table): From right to left, Princess Eitel-Friedrich (Kaiser's daughter-in-law), King George V of the United Kingdom, Kaiserin (Empress) Augusta Victoria, the groom Prince Ernest Augustus of Cumberland, the bride Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, the Dowager Grand Duchess of Baden, and Prince Waldemar of Denmark.
Princess Victoria Luise and Prince Ernst August wedding, 1913
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Royal Banquet of the Wedding of Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia and Ernst August, Duke of Brunswick in the Berlin City Palace
Princess Victoria Luise and Prince Ernst August, 1913
(Left side of the table): Facing the butler is Kaiser Wilhelm II and then, to his right, Queen Mary of the United Kingdon, the Duke of Cumberland (Groom's father) and Crown Princess Cecillie. To the Kaiser's left is Crown Prince Wilhelm and then the Grand Duchess of Hesse. (Right side of the table): From right to left, Princess Eitel-Friedrich (Kaiser's daughter-in-law), King George V of the United Kingdom, Kaiserin (Empress) Augusta Victoria, the groom Prince Ernest Augustus of Cumberland, the bride Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, the Dowager Grand Duchess of Baden, and Prince Waldemar of Denmark.
Princess Victoria Luise and Prince Ernst August wedding, 1913
