Alexander
Crown Prince of Yugoslavia
Born
July 17th, 1945
79 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Yugoslavia
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Born into the royal family, the individual became the Crown Prince of Yugoslavia after the monarchy was abolished in 1945. Lives in exile for decades, contributing to the preservation of Yugoslav history and heritage. Regularly attends royal events and engages with the diaspora, representing the royal family's legacy. Has been involved in various charitable activities, particularly focusing on children's welfare and education. In recent years, has advocated for the establishment of a constitutional monarchy in Serbia.
Crown Prince of Yugoslavia
Advocated for constitutional monarchy
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