Andrés de Grecia, the traitorous and revelry grandfather of Carlos III

The recently crowned Carlos III has spoken on many occasions about how proud he feels of his Greek roots. In fact, a few months ago he expressed his desire to help rebuild the Tatoi Palace. In the Mediterranean country, the past of the British monarch and the story of his grandfather Andrés, with a random biography, who the King of England never met, are very present these days. Andrés de Grecia, son of Jorge I and Olga de Grecia, was born on the Royal Estate of Tatoi at the end of the 19th century. Seventh scion of the royal family, his expectations to occupy the throne were impossible, so he entered the Army where he made a stratospheric … See More