"Giorgio Carbone, a flower merchant turned prince, died Nov. 25 at his home in Seborga, the medieval town near the Italian Riviera that he and 300-odd followers declared a sovereign state." (Photo: REUTERS/Daniele La Monaca/Files)
History, books & anything else that catches my eye. From Royalty.nu
Royal News Blog
- Royal news from the Middle East
- Vote for Princess Madeleine?
- Denmark’s Prince Henrik goes sailing in France
- British royals enjoy Braemar Gathering
- Prince of Wales begins START tour
- Haakon and Mette-Marit on water and wheels
- First day of school for young Belgian royals
- King of Jordan in US for Middle East peace talks
- Greek royal wedding
- Royal dad Prince Haakon takes kids to movie
My Tweets
Follow me on Twitter - The Royal Book Cover of the Month for September 2010: http://worldofroyaltyblog.com/2010/09/royal-book-cover-of-the-month-september-2010/
- Pro-democracy protesters march in Kingdom of Swaziland: http://www.royalty.nu/news/10/09/MocSwaz.html
Seborga is near my personnal place. Really it is a funny place and a good bagain for the prince too.
How interesting that you’ve been there! It looks like a fun place to visit.