The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LONDON, ENGLAND. KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH ENTERTAINED AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL FAMILIES AND HEADS OF THE ALLIED GOVERNMENTS NOW IN LONDON. STANDING IN A COURTYARD ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT: QUEEN MARIE OF JUGOSLAVIA, MME BENES, QUEEN WILHELMINA OF THE NETHERLANDS, MME RACZKIEWICZ, KING GEORGE VI, KING PETER OF JUGOSLAVIA, QUEEN ELIZABETH, KING HAAKON OF NORWAY (BEHIND QUEEN ELIZABETH), M. RACZKIEWICZ, PRESIDENT OF POLAND, AND DR. BENES, PRESIDENT OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA.
Leaders of the Allied nations whose headquarters are in Britain; M. Hubert Pierlot; Queen Wilhelmina; Dr. Benes; King Haakon; General de Gaulle; General Sikorski; King George of the Hellenes; Grand Du
Their Majesties, King George V and Queen Mary, and suite at the saluting base in front of Buckingham Palace during the march of Dominion troops through London.
London, England. C. 1945-03. Wing Commander Noel Vincent of Merriwa, NSW, leaving Buckingham Palace with friends after being awarded the DFC at an investiture held by King George VI.
Unveiling of the memorial at Villers Bretonneux, the Somme, France by King George VI accompanied by Queen Elizabeth and the President of France, Albert Lebrun. Photographed for the Commonwealth Govern
London, England. 1946-06-08. King George VI takes the salute during Britain's parade of Allied Forces to celebrate the victory won in 1945. Also on the dais at the saluting base are Queen Elizabeth, Q
London, England. C. 1945-03. Flying Officer Venn of Sydney, NSW, who received the DFC, leaving Buckingham Palace with Mr and Mrs E. G. Peters of Tas, after an investiture held by King George VI.
