The statue of King George V at Kings Domain, Melbourne, which was damaged in June 2024, on the eve of the King’s Birthday public holiday. (Photo by Michael Currie / SOPA Images / LightRocket via ...

King George V of England and Queen Mary in state coach on their arrival at Westminster Abbey during the coronation on June 22, 1911. This image has been altered in accordance with the standards of ...

The Queen’s grandfather, King George V, was monarch from 1910 to 1936, living to the age of 70, at a time when life expectancy was ten years younger at 60 years old.However, the health of King ...

Skywired: The Story of Radio-Controlled Flight,” is the latest exhibit at the New Mexico Museum of Space History in ...

Shortly before he died, King George V wrote to Stanley Baldwin, the prime minister, in despair about his eldest son, Edward, Prince of Wales. 'After I am dead, the boy will ruin himself within 12 ...

George V and his wife with their eldest son, Edward VIII, who would later become King before abdicating George was crowned King on June 22, 1911, following the death of his father in 1910.

King George V and Queen Mary watch as their granddaughter Princess Elizabeth waves from the balcony of Buckingham Palace in London on May 6, 1935, after they attended a service at St. Paul’s ...

In reality King George V’s decision against giving a lifeline to the Romanovs was made over several weeks in 1917. His initial resolve to rescue his Nicholas II was ultimately undermined by his ...

Robert Whitaker and Vermento claim second Hickstead CSIO 5* grand prix victory in three years at the Agria Royal ...

King George V was the first monarch of the House of Windsor, the Royal Family as we know it today. Reigning from 1910 to 1936, he ruled over what was at that point the bloodiest war in history ...

George V wasn’t your typical royal showboat. Unlike his flashy father, Edward VII, who lived for glitz, gossip, fashion trends, mistresses and scandal, George was the introverted, no-nonsense ...

George V has been and still is the most respected of arbiters. The Frenchmen who saw him preside at the London Conference were struck by his simple dignity and his authority.