Дата рождения: 3. Июнь 1865
Дата смерти: 20. Январь 1936
Георг V — король Соединённого Королевства Великобритании и Ирландии и Соединённого Королевства Великобритании и Северной Ирландии с 6 мая 1910 года до своей смерти; второй сын принца и принцессы Уэльских . Из Саксен-Кобург-Готской династии, с 1917 года из Виндзорской династии.
— George V of the United Kingdom
Speech at Guildhall, 5 Dec 1901, quoted in Harold Nicolson, King George V (1952), p.73
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Allegedly said to J.A. Tilleard, Honorary Secretary, Philatelic Society, on appointing him as Philatelist to the King.
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Alleged statement about his cousin Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany (1918)
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Statement to Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, referring to his son, Edward, Prince of Wales
Quoted in Keith Middlemas and John Barnes, Baldwin (1969) ch.34
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Harold Nicolson; Diary, 17 Aug 1949
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Alleged last words, after his nurse administered a sedative.
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Said to Anthony Eden on 23 December 1935 following the furore that erupted over the Hoare-Laval Pact.
Quoted in Earl of Avon, Facing the Dictators (1962) pt.2 ch.1
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Allegedly said about two postage stamps issued in 1911.
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Allegedly said to Charles Lindbergh after he flew the Atlantic solo in an aeroplane.
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On the morning of his death; quoted in Kenneth Rose, King George V (1983), ch.10
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Allegedly said in response to H. G. Wells's criticism of his "alien [i. e. German-descended] and uninspiring court"
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Allegedly said to Sir Thomas Beecham on the opera La Bohème, on why it was his favourite.
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Allegedly said to his son, Prince Edward. Quoted by Christopher Warwick in Abdication (Sidgwick and Jackson, 1986)
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Attributed in Randolph Churchill's Lord Derby (1959), but said by Kenneth Rose https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenneth_Rose in King George V (1983) to be almost certainly apocryphal.
