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Tatoi: Grave in the mausoleum, from left to right: King Constantine I. (1868 - 1923), Sophie of Prussia (1870 - 1932), Queen and King Alexander I of Greece (1893 - 1920). - Tatoi was originally the Summer Residence of the Greek Royal family which was eventually used as their year round home and the birthplace of King George II. The estate is located about 20kms north of Athens near to Dekeleia. About 1km from the main residency is the Greek Royal Cemetery. Part of the estate is also the royal farms. Photos from 2008. September 3rd 2012. Athens, Greece. The Greek government announced this week
Tatoi: Grave in the mausoleum, from left to right: King Constantine I. (1868 - 1923), Sophie of Prussia (1870 - 1932), Queen and King Alexander I of Greece (1893 - 1920). - Tatoi was originally the Summer Residence of the Greek Royal family which was eventually used as their year round home and the birthplace of King George II. The estate is located about 20kms north of Athens near to Dekeleia. About 1km from the main residency is the Greek Royal Cemetery. Part of the estate is also the royal farms. Photos from 2008. September 3rd 2012. Athens, Greece. The Greek government announced this week that the former Royal Estate of Tatoi was to be put up for sale or lease by the state privatization fund (TAIPED).
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