One of the 30 gods of Queen Elizabeth II Lord Charles O’Hagen died at the age of 79. He received a severe head injury and irrevocable from the consequences.
In the UK, on March 23, Lord Charles O’Hagen died – one of the gods of the deceased Queen Elizabeth II. He was 79 years old, said hello!
It is reported that the cause of death is a severe head injury, causing subdural hematoma. The Lord died at the North Devon District Hospital.
Elizabeth II became her godfather before the birth of her own first -Born – the current king Charles III. Lord Charles O’Hagen is the grandson of the British politician of Maurice Tagi-O’Hagen, the 3rd Baron O’Hagen. In childhood, he performed duties at the ceremony of a page during the coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953, and then – from 1959 to 1962.
O’Hagen is studying at the University of This and Oxford University. He was represented twice by the Devon county in the European Parliament-First in 1973-1975, and then in 1979-1994. The politician was married three times, including his first wife was Georgian Princess Tamara Imeretinskaya (1967–1984).
Queen Elizabeth II has 30 gods, among her folk nephew David Armstrong-Jones, the only child of Princess Margaret. It is reported that the Lord O’Hagen maintains a close connection to the British family.
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Earlier it was reported that Queen Elizabeth II, as it was known, died in the Balmoral castle earlier than the official announced.
The Royal Family of Great Britain showed an archive picture of Elizabeth II
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