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List of state visits received by George VI

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King George VI acceded to the throne of theUnited Kingdom in December 1936. Due to the outbreak ofWorld War II and his poor health in post-War years, he only received a few state visits from foreign heads of state during his reign, all of whom were from European countries. A state visit normally lasted for 4 days and included a state banquet given by The King atBuckingham Palace as well as a formal reception of theCity of London atGuildhall.

List of visits

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No.DateCountryRegimeGuestsVenue for State Banquet
116–19 November 1937[1][2][3]BelgiumMonarchyKingLeopold IIIBuckingham Palace
215–18 November 1938[4][5][6]RomaniaMonarchyKingCarol II
Crown PrinceMichael		Buckingham Palace
321–24 March 1939[7][8][9]FranceRepublicPresidentAlbert Lebrun
MmeMarguerite Lebrun		Buckingham Palace
47–10 March 1950[10][11][12]FranceRepublicPresidentVincent Auriol
MmeMichelle Auriol		Buckingham Palace
521–24 November 1950[13][14][15]NetherlandsMonarchyQueenJuliana
Prince Bernhard		Buckingham Palace
68–11 May 1951[16][17][18]DenmarkMonarchyKingFrederik IX
Queen Ingrid		Buckingham Palace
75–8 June 1951[19][20][a]NorwayMonarchyKingHaakon VII[b]Buckingham Palace

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^King George VI was ill and unable to appear in public. Instead,Queen Elizabeth and theDuke of Gloucester greeted the King of Norway at the welcome ceremony , whilePrincess Elizabeth gave the speech on behalf of her father at the state banquet. This visit did not include a formal reception of the City of London at Guildhall.
  2. ^His second state visit to the United Kingdom. The first was received by KingEdward VII in November 1906.

Sources

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  1. ^"King Leopold Arrives".The Times. No. 47844. London. 17 November 1937. col. D, p. 16.
  2. ^"King Leopold at Guildhall".The Times. No. 47845. London. 18 November 1937. col. D, p. 14.
  3. ^"The King of the Belgians".The Times. No. 47847. London. 20 November 1937. col. F, p. 12.
  4. ^"King Carol's Visit".The Times. No. 48153. London. 16 November 1938. col. A, p. 14.
  5. ^"King Carol at Guildhall".The Times. No. 48154. London. 17 November 1938. col. B, p. 16.
  6. ^"Departure of King of Rumania".The Times. No. 48156. London. 19 November 1938. col. E, p. 12.
  7. ^"Arrival of the French President".The Times. No. 48260. London. 22 March 1939. col. A, p. 14.
  8. ^"The President in the City".The Times. No. 48261. London. 23 March 1939. col. A, p. 16.
  9. ^"The President's Departure".The Times. No. 48263. London. 25 March 1939. col. B, p. 14.
  10. ^"President of France Warmly Welcomed".The Times. No. 51634. London. 8 March 1950. col. A, p. 6.
  11. ^"City Welcome to President of France".The Times. No. 51635. London. 9 March 1950. col. F, p. 6.
  12. ^"The President Returns Home".The Times. No. 51637. London. 11 March 1950. col. F, p. 6.
  13. ^"Warm Welcome to Dutch Royal Visitors".The Times. No. 51855. London. 22 November 1950. col. A, p. 6.
  14. ^"The City's Welcome to Royal Visitors".The Times. No. 51856. London. 23 November 1950. col. F, p. 4.
  15. ^"Queen Juliana Flies Home".The Times. No. 51858. London. 25 November 1950. col. F, p. 6.
  16. ^"Danish Royal Visitors Welcomed".The Times. No. 51996. London. 9 May 1951. col. A, p. 6.
  17. ^"The City's Welcome to Danish Royal Visitors".The Times. No. 51998. London. 11 May 1951. col. F, p. 6.
  18. ^"Royal Visitors' Departure".The Times. No. 51999. London. 12 May 1951. col. E, p. 6.
  19. ^"London Welcomes King Haakon".The Times. No. 52020. London. 6 June 1951. col. A, p. 6.
  20. ^"King Haakon Leaves the Palace".The Times. No. 52023. London. 9 June 1951. col. E, p. 6.
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