Ausstellungsrundgang-Raum 1

e3a.htm Ausstellungsrundgang-Raum 1



	Hanover Queen Victoria was a descendant of the ruling House of Hanover. The personal union between England and Hanover, which had lasted for 123 years, ended with Victoria’s ascension to the English throne. During these 123 years the English King had simultaneously been the Elector of Hanover (King of Hanover since 1814). In 1714 Elector George of Hanover became George I, King of England. He and his son never felt particularly at home in Enlgand. Victoria’s grandfather, George III, was the first of the Hanoverian Kings to feel British. Please click the images for an enlarged version