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Queen Margrethe II in fear: is the jubilee of the throne in danger?

In a few weeks Queen Margrethe of Denmark will celebrate her 50th anniversary on the throne. But the corona pandemic could thwart the festivities.

Copenhagen – Queen Margrethe II (81) looks back on a long reign. On January 14, 1972, at the age of 31, she ascended the Danish throne. Your upcoming 50th anniversary should be celebrated in a big way – if the corona pandemic allows it. There is currently great concern that the multi-day event will not take place as planned.
24royal.de * reveals what the current plan for Queen Margaret's 50th anniversary of the throne looks like.

In mid-January there should be a lively party mood for several days across Denmark. For Queen Margrethe's 50th anniversary of the throne, numerous events and program items are planned to honor the popular monarch. Due to the ongoing corona pandemic and the rapidly spreading omicron variant, the big festival could, in the worst case, be celebrated much less spectacularly. The traditional New Year's banquet has already had to be canceled. But what about the jubilee on the throne, which is to take place just a few days later? * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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