Princess Kate
She should participate in the end of the war
Princess Kate continues to return to the public. In May it is due to participate in celebrations at the end of World War II.
On May 8 of this year, all of the Great Britain will celebrate the Victory in Europe Day – the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. Central members of the royal family will take part in the special event, including the Princess Kate (43) suffering from cancer last year. That reports. Together with his wife Prince William (42), Kate should take part in the celebrations and thus continue her gradual return to royal obligations.
Increased public appearances by Princess Kate
Princess Kate has been spotted in public in the past few weeks. For example, she visited a women’s prison in Cheshire and the children’s hospice Tŷ Hafan in Wales, whose patron she also became. Together with William, she also attended a ceremony for the international Holocaust Memorial Day at the end of January.
Extensive festivals and celebrations in London and England
The upcoming celebrations for the VE-Day will consist of a special thanksgiving service in the Westminster Abbey, where King Charles III. (76) and his wife, Queen Camilla (77), as well as William, Kate and other Royals as well as Prime Minister Keir Starmer (62). Memorial ceremonies will also take place on the Kenotaph of Whitehall.
Prime Minister Strauber sees the commemorative celebrations for the British to come together and “make this generation proud”. Many other events are also planned in London, according to the “Mirror”. For example, a concert on Horse Guards Parade Platz and a parade from Westminster Abbey to Whitehall, which also leads past the famous balcony, from which War Prime Minister Winston Churchill (1874-1965) won on May 8, 1945 celebrated his country over Nazi Germany.
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Source: Stern
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