Barbara Bush Had A Feud With Marge Simpson, The Real Life Story Of The Von Trapp Family From "The Sound Of Music," And 99 Other Fascinating Things I Learned In September

In 1917, the British royal family renounced all of their ties to Germany and decided to change their name to “Windsor.” Prior to this, the royals didn’t have a public last name, although the British National Archives said they used “Wettin” as their formal name. Before landing on Windsor, names like “Tudor-Stewart,” “Plantagenet,” “York,” “Lancaster,” “D’Este,” “Fitzroy,” and even “England” were considered.View Entire Post ›
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