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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince leave the daycare center after a two hour introduction--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 12:00:36.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince arriving at the daycare center--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 10:03:37.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince arriving at the daycare center--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 10:00:28.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince arriving at the daycare center--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 10:00:29.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince arriving at the daycare center--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 10:02:43.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince arriving at the daycare center--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 10:03:20.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince arriving at the daycare center--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 10:03:22.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince arriving at the daycare center--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 10:03:38.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince leave the daycare center after a two hour introduction--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 12:00:22.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince leave the daycare center after a two hour introduction--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 12:00:31.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince arriving at the daycare center--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 10:00:12.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born child, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and Crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince arriving at the daycare center--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 09:59:53.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince arriving at the daycare center--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 10:00:02.
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  • FREDENSBORG, Denmark--March 27, 2007--Crown prince Frederik and Crown princess Mary of Denmark take their first-born baby, prince Christian, to his first day of daycare at the Queen Louise Nursery situated in the town of Fredensborg north of Copenhagen and close the couple's official Fredensborg residential palace. Crown prince Frederik, who is heir to the Danish throne, and crown princess Mary, who is 8 months pregnant, have decided to place their son in the public daycare center where he will go and join the other local kids with no preferential treatment. The only difference is that an armed bodyguard from the Danish secret service, PET, will be stationed at the nursery at all times the little prince is there. Pictured here: The royal couple and the little prince arriving at the daycare center--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on March 27, 2007 at 10:00:16.
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  • ROSKILDE, Denmark--September 23, 2006--One-time Empress of Russia and princess in Denmark, Dagmar, who died in Denmark in 1928 is being moved from Roskilde Cathedral and to her final resting place in the Peter and Paul Fortress in Saint Petersburg, Russia, where she will finally be reunited with her beloved husband, Tsar Alexander III. In attendendance during this reburial ceremony is Queen Margrethe of Denmark, her husband Prince Henrik, Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary and other members of the royal family and dignitaries from Denmark and Russia--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on September 23, 2006 at 11:26:25 AM
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  • ROSKILDE, Denmark--September 23, 2006--One-time Empress of Russia and princess in Denmark, Dagmar, who died in Denmark in 1928 is being moved from Roskilde Cathedral and to her final resting place in the Peter and Paul Fortress in Saint Petersburg, Russia, where she will finally be reunited with her beloved husband, Tsar Alexander III. In attendendance during this reburial ceremony is Queen Margrethe of Denmark, her husband Prince Henrik, Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary and other members of the royal family and dignitaries from Denmark and Russia--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on September 23, 2006 at 12:32:48 PM
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  • ROSKILDE, Denmark--September 23, 2006--One-time Empress of Russia and princess in Denmark, Dagmar, who died in Denmark in 1928 is being moved from Roskilde Cathedral and to her final resting place in the Peter and Paul Fortress in Saint Petersburg, Russia, where she will finally be reunited with her beloved husband, Tsar Alexander III. In attendendance during this reburial ceremony is Queen Margrethe of Denmark, her husband Prince Henrik, Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary and other members of the royal family and dignitaries from Denmark and Russia--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on September 23, 2006 at 12:34:33 PM
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  • ROSKILDE, Denmark--September 23, 2006--One-time Empress of Russia and princess in Denmark, Dagmar, who died in Denmark in 1928 is being moved from Roskilde Cathedral and to her final resting place in the Peter and Paul Fortress in Saint Petersburg, Russia, where she will finally be reunited with her beloved husband, Tsar Alexander III. In attendendance during this reburial ceremony is Queen Margrethe of Denmark, her husband Prince Henrik, Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary and other members of the royal family and dignitaries from Denmark and Russia. Picture here: Prince Joachim is getting ready to leave in the royal limousine after the ceremony--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on September 23, 2006 at 12:39:38 PM
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  • ROSKILDE, Denmark--September 23, 2006--One-time Empress of Russia and princess in Denmark, Dagmar, who died in Denmark in 1928 is being moved from Roskilde Cathedral and to her final resting place in the Peter and Paul Fortress in Saint Petersburg, Russia, where she will finally be reunited with her beloved husband, Tsar Alexander III. In attendendance during this reburial ceremony is Queen Margrethe of Denmark, her husband Prince Henrik, Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary and other members of the royal family and dignitaries from Denmark and Russia--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on September 23, 2006 at 12:45:43 PM
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  • COPENHAGEN, Denmark--April 16, 2007--Denmark's monarch, Queen Margrethe II, today celebrates her 67th birthday. And true to form she appears at high from the balcony at her residential Amalienborg Palace in the center of Copenhagen to be hailed by her subject. Traditionally, a lot of children from kindergarten and pre-school appear to celebrate the queen and congratulate her. Today the queen is joined at the balcony scene with her husband prince Henrik and her children crown prince Frederik and prince Joachim. Also in attendance is crown princess Mary, little prince Christian and prince Nikolai and prince Felix--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on April 16, 2007 at 12:29:16 PM
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  • COPENHAGEN, Denmark--April 16, 2007--Denmark's monarch, Queen Margrethe II, today celebrates her 67th birthday. And true to form she appears at high from the balcony at her residential Amalienborg Palace in the center of Copenhagen to be hailed by her subject. Traditionally, a lot of children from kindergarten and pre-school appear to celebrate the queen and congratulate her. Today the queen is joined at the balcony scene with her husband prince Henrik and her children crown prince Frederik and prince Joachim. Also in attendance is crown princess Mary, little prince Christian and prince Nikolai and prince Felix--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on April 16, 2007 at 12:33:46 PM
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  • COPENHAGEN, Denmark--April 16, 2007--Denmark's monarch, Queen Margrethe II, today celebrates her 67th birthday. And true to form she appears at high from the balcony at her residential Amalienborg Palace in the center of Copenhagen to be hailed by her subject. Traditionally, a lot of children from kindergarten and pre-school appear to celebrate the queen and congratulate her. Today the queen is joined at the balcony scene with her husband prince Henrik and her children crown prince Frederik and prince Joachim. Also in attendance is crown princess Mary, little prince Christian and prince Nikolai and prince Felix--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on April 16, 2007 at 11:34:02 AM
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  • COPENHAGEN, Denmark--April 16, 2007--Denmark's monarch, Queen Margrethe II, today celebrates her 67th birthday. And true to form she appears at high from the balcony at her residential Amalienborg Palace in the center of Copenhagen to be hailed by her subject. Traditionally, a lot of children from kindergarten and pre-school appear to celebrate the queen and congratulate her. Today the queen is joined at the balcony scene with her husband prince Henrik and her children crown prince Frederik and prince Joachim. Also in attendance is crown princess Mary, little prince Christian and prince Nikolai and prince Felix--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on April 16, 2007 at 11:36:53 AM
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  • COPENHAGEN, Denmark--April 16, 2007--Denmark's monarch, Queen Margrethe II, today celebrates her 67th birthday. And true to form she appears at high from the balcony at her residential Amalienborg Palace in the center of Copenhagen to be hailed by her subject. Traditionally, a lot of children from kindergarten and pre-school appear to celebrate the queen and congratulate her. Today the queen is joined at the balcony scene with her husband prince Henrik and her children crown prince Frederik and prince Joachim. Also in attendance is crown princess Mary, little prince Christian and prince Nikolai and prince Felix--Photo by Morten Vassing/www.vassing.com on April 16, 2007 at 11:49:08 AM
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