The photo is exactly the same as the one taken in 1937.
May 6, 2023 is the day Charles III’s coronation takes place at Westminster Abbey. It’s no surprise that it’s caught the attention of the whole world, as it’s a first in the last 70 years. This day was especially important for the UK. On this occasion the British Parliament published interesting tweet referring to the distant past.
A photo appeared on the government’s Twitter page, taken on the day of the coronation of George VI, the current monarch’s grandfather, on May 12, 1937. It brings together all key members of the Council of Ministers. And there is one dated May 6, 2023, that is, III. There is a picture from the day Charles was officially proclaimed king of Great Britain.
As my predecessors met 70 years ago, I stopped this morning for a photo with the mace-bearing gun sergeant, the speaker’s chaplain, the speaker’s secretary, the senior rangers, and a major from the house cavalry.” The House of Commons captioned the photo Lindsey Hoyle.
Charles III’s coronation is less flamboyant than his mother’s 70 years ago. So, if 8,000 guests came to the anointing ceremony for Princess Elizabeth’s throne, her son decided to save on events, reducing that list by almost fourfold.
In Westminster Abbey, where more than 2,000 guests from 203 countries came together, the First Lady of the USA Jill Biden, the wife of the President of Ukraine Elena Zelenskaya and many people were present.
Previously Focus He wrote that he flew to Prince Harry’s coronation on a private plane without his wife, Meghan Markle.
Source: Focus
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