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British people throughout the world have been plunged into mourning by the death
British people throughout the world have been plunged into mourning by the death of King George VI at his Norfolk house, Sandringham, early today (Wednesday 6 February 1952). These pictures, now historic, illustrate the life and activities of the late King. Picture shows the King and Queen - then Duke and Duchess of York - with Princess Elizabeth (now the Queen) and Princess Margaret at an Abergeldie Castle Fete, Scotland, when they sold goods in aid of Crathie Church near Balmoral, Scottish seat of the Royal Family. - Photo dated 1933
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This historic print captures a poignant moment in British history, as the news of King George VI's passing spreads sorrow among British people worldwide. Taken at Abergeldie Castle Fete in Scotland back in 1933, the image showcases the then Duke and Duchess of York, accompanied by their daughters Princess Elizabeth (now Queen Elizabeth II) and Princess Margaret. Dressed in traditional Scottish kilts, this royal family is seen engaging with their duty to serve others by selling goods for a charitable cause benefiting Crathie Church near Balmoral. The photograph not only portrays the close bond between these royal siblings but also highlights their early involvement in philanthropic endeavors. As they stand together amidst a picturesque backdrop, one can sense the weight of responsibility that would eventually fall upon young Princess Elizabeth's shoulders when she ascended to the throne. Today, this picture holds immense historical significance as it offers us a glimpse into the life and activities of King George VI before his untimely demise. It serves as a reminder of his dedication to public service and how he instilled those values within his family from an early age. The solemn expressions on their faces hint at both personal loss and unwavering commitment to fulfilling their roles as members of Britain's royal lineage.
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