Prince Oscar

Duke of Skåne

Prince Oscar - Leaders & Politicians born March 2nd, 2016
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Sweden

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Born as a member of the Swedish royal family, held the title of Duke of Skåne. Part of the lineage of the House of Bernadotte, he is fifth in line to the Swedish throne. His birth marked a continuation of royal traditions and customs associated with Swedish monarchy. Engaged in ceremonial duties and royal family events.

Being fifth in line to the Swedish throne

Holding the title Duke of Skåne

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