his childhood in southern germany to marry elizabeth he became british and changed his name from battenberg to mountbatten. prince phillip had an infamous sense of humor which often crossed the boundary of political correctness but he understood his secondary role and always had the queen's back with the loyalty diligence and worked prince philip earned respect during his 73 years of marriage to queen elizabeth the 2nd from subjects in britain and from royal fans in germany. now one of the most photographed statues in europe is undoubtedly michelangelo's david $2000000.00 people visit their nacelles masterpiece in florence every year just imagine the time savings if there were more well there will be because we store as a using the law. just technology to make a perfect clone the finished product will be on show this october at the world expo in dubai in the meanwhile he is a taster get by. ok want to race. you know water is never far away. water and we'll see what the people of all the book made of it that's going to be the coming being for my tour of the city today and it's always have a

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after four elder sisters he was the long only son of prince andrew of and princess alice of battenberg would be pushed into exile in 1922 when the royal family of greece was forced to abdicate. after a revolutionary court sentenced philip's father to death, king george v sent a naval ship to evacuate the family, bringing philip, a direct descendant of queen victoria to safety, in a cot made out of an orange box. he victoria to safety, in a cot made out of an orange box.— 9.1.4! of an erange beg old. they 9.1.4! of an erange l395 old. they escaped with months old. they escaped with nothing, literally next to nothing. their clothes, a few belongings but literally no money. they fled the country and went into exile. it country and went into exile. it cannot have been easy, life was uncertain— cannot have been easy, life was uncertain and they had to rely on other— uncertain and they had to rely on other people to help. i presume it he had _ other people to help. i presume it he had to— other people to help. i presume it he had to full back on himself quite a lot _ he had to full back on h

his mother was princess alice of battenberg, which made philip a great, great grandchild of queen victoria like his future wife. but philip and his family were forced to flee greece after a coup, and he ended up at gordonstoun school in scotland, where the disciplines of sport and achievement were to shape his future. from gordonsturn, he went to the royal navy in 1939 as a cadet. he was at the britannia royal naval college in dartmouth before the war. he'd been asked to entertain the king's daughters during a royal visit. afterwards, they played croquet in the gardens outside. it was clear a romance had started to blossom in dartmouth that afternoon. elizabeth might have been taken with philip, but war was to take him far away. with the navy, he fought the italians and then the japanese. but the young princess exchanged letters with philip throughout the war years, which allowed them, when peace finally came, to pick up their romance. and in 1947, they got engaged. and the wedding, when it came later that year, was to light up a post-war britain still mired bomb damage and rations. he had

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his grandfather, had been sent down there in 1863 to become king of greece and his mother was a battenberga great- granddaughter of queen victoria, born at windsor castle in 1885. >> it was a tumultuous time in greek history. with the life of his father under threat following a military revolt, the infant prince philip was whisked to safety in a british war ship as the family began years of exile across europe. in later life, buckingham palace would become his official residence, but during those childhood years, prince philip would live at various times in france, germany and acrossce britain. >> when people asked him later on in life, you know, "what language did you speak at home," for example, "what language didt you speak at home," he would sort of shoot back very sort of furiously, and say, "what do you mean at home," because essentially he didn't really have a home. >> philip was the youngest of five children and the only boy. as well as dealing with theirml÷ life in exile, the marriage ofli his parents soon ended; his father effectively abandoning the family, his mother suffering a