Family of Christian IX of Denmark. 'Father-in-Law of Europe'. Christian's family links with Europe's royal families earned him the sobriquet 'the father-in-law.

This email and others suggest Juan Carlos had close knowledge of his son-in-law's financial dealings. It's unclear whether Urdangarin was bragging about his access to the king, or whether it was true. Earlier this month, the 75-year-old monarch attended a basketball game — the King's Cup final — which he presides over every year. But the crowd booed him this time and made crude gestures. Spaniards are still angry about the, which cost many times the average Spaniard's yearly income, during a time of recession.

And now, the Urdangarin case. Spaniards are watching their institutions fall one by one.

'Everything is going out of grace, and this is very bad for the country, of course,' says lawmaker Luis de Velasco. He's with — a new political party founded to battle corruption. He says the monarchy had been free from scandal until now. 'If at any moment you don't have any institution to look at, this is very bad for the country,' de Velasco says. Gmax Serial Keygen Generator more. Last month, authorities in the town of Palma, on the Spanish island of Mallorca, wrote to the duke, asking him to stop using his title, Duke of Palma. They said he was giving the town a bad name.

They also took down signs along the city's 'Duke of Palma Avenue.' Now it's just called 'Avenue.' The duke hasn't been officially stripped of his title. But he does face a judge in Mallorca this weekend.

30 kings and queens, princes and princesses tell a fantastic story about power, love, triumph, tragedy and honor. Through the frank interviews, viewers are given a unique insight into generations of family unity across country borders. And in this way, a piece of exciting European history is recounted from a time when superpowers, through marriage, controlled Europe. At the end of the 1800's the Danish King, Christian IX, managed to marry his 6 children into the dominating European royal families and Christian IX therefore, became known as 'Europe's father-in-law'. One of his daughters became Queen of England, another the Empress of Russia, whilst two of his sons became Kings of Denmark and Greece, respectively.

Today, his lineage is found all over Europe. Research and footage for this unique series has taken place all over Europe through 4 years and the royal descendants have contributed with private photographs and film, many of which have never been publicized. All interviews have. .