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* BlueBlood: Sports an impressive heritage. He's the eldest son of Ernest Augustus, Duke of Brunswick and Princess Viktoria Luise of Prussia, the only daughter of Emperor Wilhelm II, Ernest Augustus's third cousin in descent from George III of the United Kingdom.
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* BlueBlood: Sports an impressive heritage. He's the eldest son of Ernest Augustus, Duke of Brunswick (a man who was both a British Prince and a Hanoverian prince) and Princess Viktoria Luise of Prussia, the only daughter of Emperor (Kaiser) Wilhelm II, Ernest Augustus's third cousin in descent II. Both of his parents were descended from King George III of the United Kingdom.Great Britain.
* ButtMonkey: He gets criticised by Mountbatten when he goes to stay at his place, and is later torn a new one by Queen Mary over what happened while he was staying at Mountbatten's place.
* ButtMonkey: He gets criticised by Mountbatten when he goes to stay at his place, and is later torn a new one by Queen Mary over what happened while he was staying at Mountbatten's place.
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* CallBack: She and her sisters are referenced in the very first episode, when Churchill loudly mentions Prince Philip's "Nazi sisters" at the royal wedding, though Cecilie only appears right at the end of Series 2.
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* CallBack: She and her sisters are referenced in the very first episode, when Churchill loudly mentions Prince Philip's "Nazi sisters" sisters who married "prominent Nazis" at the royal wedding, though Cecilie only appears right at the end of Series 2.
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* ThoseWackyNazis: Like his wife, Princess Cecilie, Georg is depicted is a fervent supporter of the Nazi regime[[labelnote:*]] although in RealLife he and Cecilie had only joined the party a few months before their death[[/labelnote]], and in his introductory scenes, he's wearing a suit with a swastika arm-band. Later on, he joins in with boisterous, drunken singing of pro-Party songs.
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* ThoseWackyNazis: Like his wife, Princess Cecilie, Georg is depicted is a fervent supporter of the Nazi regime[[labelnote:*]] although regime (although in RealLife he and Cecilie had only joined the party a few months before their death[[/labelnote]], and in his introductory scenes, deaths). In addition, he's seen wearing a suit with a swastika arm-band. Later on, arm-band, and he joins is shown to be joining in with boisterous, the drunken singing of pro-Party to Nazi songs.
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* MustHaveNicotine: A contender for the worst offender in the series so far, smoking in nearly every scene in which she appears. She runs into the courtyard of Buckingham Palace to get a light from the BBC when she can't find one inside.
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* MustHaveNicotine: A contender for the worst offender in the series so far, smoking in nearly every scene in which she appears. She runs into the courtyard of Buckingham Palace to get a light from the BBC crew when she can't find one inside.
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!! Their Imperial Majesties Tsar Nicholas II & Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna of All the Russias
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!! Their Imperial Majesties Tsar Nicholas II & Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna of All the RussiasRussia
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* FreudianExcuse: Dickie was born a minor, morganatic German prince and MilitaryBrat. His father Louis then lost his position in the Admiralty and princely rank during the vicious anti-German xenophobia of World War I, when he was a teenager [[note]]Dickie ended up the younger son of a marquess at nearly the same time the Royal Family became "Windsor"[[/note]]. Trying to be grander and more British than the rest of the British ever since. He calls being made First Sea Lord in 1955, the same post his father was forced to give up at the outbreak of World War I[, the proudest moment of his life, and he does not take getting sacked from the Ministry of Defence well.
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* FreudianExcuse: Dickie was born a minor, morganatic German prince and MilitaryBrat. His father Louis then lost his position in the Admiralty and princely rank during the vicious anti-German xenophobia of World War I, when he was a teenager [[note]]Dickie ended up the younger son of a marquess at nearly the same time the Royal Family became "Windsor"[[/note]]. Trying to be grander and more British than the rest of the British ever since. He since, he calls being made First Sea Lord in 1955, 1955 -- the same post his father was forced to give up at the outbreak of World War I[, I -- the proudest moment of his life, and he does not take eventually getting sacked from the Ministry of Defence well.
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* {{Nephewism}}: Is very much a father figure to Philip. Whether this is out of affection or his own ambitions, or an inseparable mix of both, is never made clear. He later forms a close relationship with Charles and becomes a warmer alternative for the prince, in contrast to the harsh Philip.
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* {{Nephewism}}: Is Downplayed, actually, since he never raised Philip (or Charles) and neither lived with him, but as one of Philip's few remaining nearby relatives, he's very much a father figure close to and involved with the adult Philip. Whether this is out of affection or his own ambitions, or an inseparable mix of both, is never made clear. He later forms a close relationship with Charles and becomes a warmer alternative for the prince, in contrast to the harsh Philip.
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* ThoseWackyNazis: Cecilie, her sisters, and her husband were prominent Nazis, which is acknowledged multiple times within the series, though she is presented as a perky, quite jolly young woman and displays none of the associated overtly villainous behaviour, apart from some over-zealous remarks about Hitler's mandate that his followers bear multiple children to bolster his available soldiers.
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* ThoseWackyNazis: Cecilie, her sisters, and her husband were prominent Nazis, Nazis (as Churchill loudly commented at Philip and Princess Elizabeth's wedding), which is acknowledged multiple times within the series, though she is presented as a perky, quite jolly young woman and displays none of the associated overtly villainous behaviour, apart from some over-zealous remarks about Hitler's mandate that his followers bear multiple children to bolster his available soldiers.
