Europe’s remaining monarchies face postwar fate
A survey by Seymour Berkson analyzes how World War II reshapes European thrones. It notes some kings will endure under constitutional regimes while others rely on Moscow influence, with nations like Sweden, Bulgaria, Spain, Hungary, Italy, and Greece spotlighted for potential restorations or coups.
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