XEE4159029 Royal families gathering in Denmark to celebrate silver wedding of the czar and czarina in a small village of Juleboekshusene from \'Le Petit Journal\', September 26th 1891 (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: royal families gathering in Denmark to celebrate silver wedding of czar and czarina in small village of Juleboekshusene (place where they got engaged): prince Edward of Wales (future king Edward VII of England), princess Alexandra of Wales (formerly princess of Denmark) and their son prince Albert of Wales Princess Valdemar, Prince Valdemar, queen Louise of Hesse Cassel and king Christian IX of Denmark, czarina Marie Fedorovna (princess Dagmar of Denmark) and czar Alexander III of Russia, prince Frederik of Denmark, princess Thyra of Denmark, king George 1st of Greece (formerly prince William of Denmark) and queen Olga of Greece (formerly princess of Russia) and daughter princess Mary of Greece, lastpage of Greece newspaper Petite Journal september 26, 1891 - The royal family of Denmark, sitting in the centre, Queen Louise of Hesse-Kassel (1817-1898) and King Christian IX of Denmark (1818-1906) nicknamed ???he handsome father of Europe?? he is represented here surrounded by his children at the celebration of his daughter\'s silver wedding with the Russian tsar: behind him , Princess Marie d\'Orleans (1865-1909) and her husband Prince Valdemar (1858-1939), and on the right, sitting, Albert Edward Prince of Wales (1841-1910, future Edward VII of the United Kingdom) with his wife, Alexandra of Denmark (1844-1925) and their son, Prince Albert Victor (1864-1892). To the left of the Danish royal couple are the Impress Princess Dagmar of Denmark (1847-1928) and Emperor (Tsar) Alexander III of Russia (1845-1894), then the Royal Prince Frederik (1843-1912, later Frederik VII of Denmark) and his wife, sitting, Princess Lovisa of Sweden (1851-1926), then the King George I of Greece (1845-1913, Prince Wilhelm) and his wife Olga Constantinovna of Russia (1851-1926), with their daughter Princess Mary of Greece (1876-1940). Engraving.); Stefano Bianchetti.