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	During the worldwide depression of 1929-1931 the king was forced to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition government.		During the worldwide depression of 1929-1931 the king was forced to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition government.

	Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the [[Empire]]. After the establishment of an independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the [[Government of Ireland Act]] of 1920 divided Ireland along religious and socio-political lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the [[British Commonwealth of Nations]] was created by the [[Statute of Westminster]] in 1931. The [[India Act]] in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.		Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the [[British Empire\|Empire]]. After the establishment of an independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the [[Government of Ireland Act]] of 1920 divided Ireland along religious and socio-political lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the [[British Commonwealth of Nations]] was created by the [[Statute of Westminster]] in 1931. The [[India Act]] in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.
	There was also a big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs" [http://www.britannia.com/history/monarchs/mon60.html], especially concerning the family.		There was also a big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs" [http://www.britannia.com/history/monarchs/mon60.html], especially concerning the family.
	George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.		George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.

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	1865-1936. Son of [[Edward VII]]. King of Britain etc. 1910-1936.		1865-1936. Son of [[Edward VII]]. King of Britain etc. 1910-1936.

	Born on June 3 1865 in [[Marlborough]] House, London, died on January 20, 1936 in Sandringham after a bronchitis. Son of Edward VII and [[Alexandra of Denmark]]. King of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British dominions beyond the seas, and emperor of India.		Born on June 3 1865 in Marlborough House, London, died on January 20, 1936 in Sandringham after a bronchitis. Son of Edward VII and [[Alexandra of Denmark]]. King of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British dominions beyond the seas, and emperor of India.

	Until the death of his older brother Albert in 1892 he served as a professional naval officer and became the new official successor of the throne after the death of Albert. In 1893 he married [[Mary of Teck]] with whom he had four sons and one daughter. In 1901 he was appointed [[Prince of Wales]].		Until the death of his older brother Albert in 1892 he served as a professional naval officer and became the new official successor of the throne after the death of Albert. In 1893 he married [[Mary of Teck]] with whom he had four sons and one daughter. In 1901 he was appointed [[Prince of Wales]].

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	Born on June 3 1865 in [[Marlborough]] House, London, died on January 20, 1936 in Sandringham after a bronchitis. Son of [[Edward VII]] and [[Alexandra of Denmark]]. King of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British dominions beyond the seas, and emperor of India.		1865-1936. Son of [[Edward VII]]. King of Britain etc. 1910-1936.

			Born on June 3 1865 in [[Marlborough]] House, London, died on January 20, 1936 in Sandringham after a bronchitis. Son of Edward VII and [[Alexandra of Denmark]]. King of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British dominions beyond the seas, and emperor of India.

			Until the death of his older brother Albert in 1892 he served as a professional naval officer and became the new official successor of the throne after the death of Albert. In 1893 he married [[Mary of Teck]] with whom he had four sons and one daughter. In 1901 he was appointed [[Prince of Wales]].

	Until the death of his older brother [[Albert]] in 1892 he served as a professional naval officer and became the new official successor of the throne after the death of Albert. In 1893 he married [[Mary of Teck]] with whom he had four sons and one daughter. In 1901 he was appointed [[Prince of Wales]].
	In 1910 he finally ascended the throne while there was a constitutional crisis in parliament: the so called budget controversy between the [[House of Lords]] and the [[House of Commons]] that dealt with new social reforms. George was on the side of the Liberals in the ([[House of Commons]]) and wanted to push through the reforms. The result was the [[Parliament Bill]] of 1911, which restricted the powers of the House of Lords.		In 1910 he finally ascended the throne while there was a constitutional crisis in parliament: the so called budget controversy between the [[House of Lords]] and the [[House of Commons]] that dealt with new social reforms. George was on the side of the Liberals in the ([[House of Commons]]) and wanted to push through the reforms. The result was the [[Parliament Bill]] of 1911, which restricted the powers of the House of Lords.
	During World War I George and his wife made several visits to the front where George's pelvis was injured.
	During the worldwide depression of 1929-1931 the king was forced to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition government.		During World War I George and his wife made several visits to the front where George's pelvis was injured. The Royal family also changed its name from the German Saxe-Coburg-Gotha to the more Britishified Windsor.
	Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the [[Empire]]. After the establishment of an independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the [[Government of Ireland Act]] of 1920 divided Ireland along religious lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the [[British Commonwealth of Nations]] was created by the [[Statute of Westminster]] in 1931. The [[India Act]] in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.
	There was also a big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs"[http://www.britannia.com/history/monarchs/mon60.html], especially concerning the family.		During the worldwide depression of 1929-1931 the king was forced to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition government.

			Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the [[Empire]]. After the establishment of an independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the [[Government of Ireland Act]] of 1920 divided Ireland along religious and socio-political lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the [[British Commonwealth of Nations]] was created by the [[Statute of Westminster]] in 1931. The [[India Act]] in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.
			There was also a big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs" [http://www.britannia.com/history/monarchs/mon60.html], especially concerning the family.
	George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.		George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.

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	During the worldwide depression of 1929-1931 the king was forced to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition government.		During the worldwide depression of 1929-1931 the king was forced to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition government.
	Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the [[Empire]]. After the establishment of an independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the [[Government of Ireland Act]] of 1920 divided Ireland along religious lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the [[British Commonwealth of Nations]] was created by the [[Statute of Westminster]] in 1931. The [[India Act]] in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.		Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the [[Empire]]. After the establishment of an independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the [[Government of Ireland Act]] of 1920 divided Ireland along religious lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the [[British Commonwealth of Nations]] was created by the [[Statute of Westminster]] in 1931. The [[India Act]] in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.
	There was also a big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs" [~~quote by whom??~~], especially concerning the family.		There was also a big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs"[http://www.britannia.com/history/monarchs/mon60.html], especially concerning the family.
	George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.		George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.

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	~~George V~~, ~~king~~ of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British dominions beyond the seas, and emperor of India		Born on June 3 1865 in [[Marlborough]] House, London, died on January 20, 1936 in Sandringham after a bronchitis. Son of [[Edward VII]] and [[Alexandra of Denmark]]. King of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British dominions beyond the seas, and emperor of India.

	George V was born on June 3, 1865 in [[Marlborough]] House, London and died on January 20, 1936 in Sandringhausen after a bronchitis. His father was [[Edward VII]] and his mother was [[Alexandra of Denmark]].		Until the death of his older brother [[Albert]] in 1892 he served as a professional naval officer and became the new official successor of the throne after the death of Albert. In 1893 he married [[Mary of Teck]] with whom he had four sons and one daughter. In 1901 he was appointed [[Prince of Wales]].
	Until the death of his older brother [[Albert]] in 1892 he served as a professional naval officer and became the new official successor of the throne. In 1893 he married [[Mary of Teck]] with whom he had four sons and one daughter ~~and in~~ 1901 he was appointed [[Prince of Wales]].		In 1910 he finally ascended the throne while there was a constitutional crisis in parliament: the so called budget controversy between the [[House of Lords]] and the [[House of Commons]] that dealt with new social reforms. George was on the side of the Liberals in the ([[House of Commons]]) and wanted to push through the reforms. The result was the [[Parliament Bill]] of 1911, which restricted the powers of the House of Lords.
	In 1910 he finally ascended the throne while there was a constitutional crisis in ~~the~~ parliament: the so called budget controversy between the [[~~Tories~~]] and the [[~~Liberals~~]] that dealt with new social reforms. George was on the side of the Liberals ([[House of Commons]]) and wanted to push through the reforms. The result was the [[Parliament Bill]] of 1911.		During World War I George and his wife made several visits to the front where George's pelvis was injured.
	During World War I George and his wife made several visits to the front where George`s pelvis was injured.		During the worldwide depression of 1929-1931 the king was forced to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition government.
	During the worldwide depression of 1929 - 1931 the king was forced to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition ~~parliament~~.		Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the [[Empire]]. After the establishment of an independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the [[Government of Ireland Act]] of 1920 divided Ireland along religious lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the [[British Commonwealth of Nations]] was created by the [[Statute of Westminster]] in 1931. The [[India Act]] in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.
	Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the [[Empire]]. After the establishment of ~~the~~ independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the [[Government of Ireland Act]] of 1920 divided Ireland along religious lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the [[British Commonwealth of Nations]] was created by the [[Statute of Westminster]] in 1931. The [[India Act]] in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.		There was also a big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs" [quote by whom??], especially concerning the family.
	There was also a big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs", especially concerning the family.
	George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.		George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.


	'''~~Literature~~'''		'''Sources'''

	http://www.britannia.com/history/monarchs/mon60.html		http://www.britannia.com/history/monarchs/mon60.html

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	George V was born on June 3, 1865 in [[Marlborough]] House, London and died on January 20, 1936 in Sandringhausen after a bronchitis. His father was [[Edward VII]] and his mother was [[Alexandra of Denmark]].		George V was born on June 3, 1865 in [[Marlborough]] House, London and died on January 20, 1936 in Sandringhausen after a bronchitis. His father was [[Edward VII]] and his mother was [[Alexandra of Denmark]].
	Until the death of his older brother [[Albert]] in 1892 he served as a professional naval officer and became the new official successor of the throne. In 1893 he married [[Mary of Teck]] with whom he had four sons and one daughter and in 1901 he was appointed [[Prince of Wales]].		Until the death of his older brother [[Albert]] in 1892 he served as a professional naval officer and became the new official successor of the throne. In 1893 he married [[Mary of Teck]] with whom he had four sons and one daughter and in 1901 he was appointed [[Prince of Wales]].
	In ~~1901~~ he finally ascended the throne while there was a constitutional crisis in the parliament: the so called budget controversy between the Tories and the Liberals that dealt with new social reforms. George was on the side of the Liberals (House of Commons) and wanted to push through the reforms. The result was the Parliament Bill of 1911.		In 1910 he finally ascended the throne while there was a constitutional crisis in the parliament: the so called budget controversy between the [[Tories]] and the [[Liberals]] that dealt with new social reforms. George was on the side of the Liberals ([[House of Commons]]) and wanted to push through the reforms. The result was the [[Parliament Bill]] of 1911.
	During World War I George and his wife made several visits to the front where George`s pelvis was injured.		During World War I George and his wife made several visits to the front where George`s pelvis was injured.
	During the worldwide depression of 1929 - 1931 the king was forced to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition parliament.		During the worldwide depression of 1929 - 1931 the king was forced to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition parliament.
	Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the Empire. After the establishment of the independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the Government of Ireland Act of 1920 divided Ireland along religious lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the British Commonwealth of Nations was created by the Statute of Westminster in 1931. The India Act in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.		Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the [[Empire]]. After the establishment of the independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the [[Government of Ireland Act]] of 1920 divided Ireland along religious lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the [[British Commonwealth of Nations]] was created by the [[Statute of Westminster]] in 1931. The [[India Act]] in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.
	There was also a big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs", especially concerning the family.		There was also a big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs", especially concerning the family.
	George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.		George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.

Larry at 11:16, 2 May 2010

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	George V was born on June 3, 1865 in [[Marlborough]] House, London and died on January 20, 1936 in Sandringhausen after a bronchitis. His father was [[Edward VII]] and his mother was [[Alexandra of Denmark]].		George V was born on June 3, 1865 in [[Marlborough]] House, London and died on January 20, 1936 in Sandringhausen after a bronchitis. His father was [[Edward VII]] and his mother was [[Alexandra of Denmark]].
	Until the death of his older brother [[Albert]] in 1892 he served as a professional naval officer and became the new official successor of the throne. In 1893 he married [[Mary of Teck]] with whom he had four sons and one daughter and in 1901 he was appointed [[Prince of Wales]].		Until the death of his older brother [[Albert]] in 1892 he served as a professional naval officer and became the new official successor of the throne. In 1893 he married [[Mary of Teck]] with whom he had four sons and one daughter and in 1901 he was appointed [[Prince of Wales]].
	In 1901 he finally ascended the throne while there was a constitutional ~~crises~~ in the parliament: the so called budget controversy between the Tories and the Liberals that dealt with new social reforms. George was on the side of the Liberals (House of Commons) and wanted to push through the reforms. The result was the Parliament Bill of 1911.		In 1901 he finally ascended the throne while there was a constitutional crisis in the parliament: the so called budget controversy between the Tories and the Liberals that dealt with new social reforms. George was on the side of the Liberals (House of Commons) and wanted to push through the reforms. The result was the Parliament Bill of 1911.
	During World War I George and his wife made several visits to the front where George`s pelvis was injured.		During World War I George and his wife made several visits to the front where George`s pelvis was injured.
	During the worldwide depression of 1929 - 1931 ~~lead~~ the king to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition parliament.		During the worldwide depression of 1929 - 1931 the king was forced to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition parliament.
	Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the Empire. After the establishment of the independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the Government of Ireland Act of 1920 divided Ireland along religious lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the British Commonwealth of Nations was created by the Statute of Westminster in 1931. The India Act in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.		Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the Empire. After the establishment of the independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the Government of Ireland Act of 1920 divided Ireland along religious lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the British Commonwealth of Nations was created by the Statute of Westminster in 1931. The India Act in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.
	There was also big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs", especially concerning the family.		There was also a big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs", especially concerning the family.
	George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.		George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.

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	~~1865 - 1936. King~~ of ~~the United Kingdom~~ and the British ~~Dominions~~, ~~Emperor~~ of ~~Inida. Reign: 1910 - 1936. Father of [[Edward VIII]] and [[George VI]].~~		George V, king of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British dominions beyond the seas, and emperor of India

	[[~~Category:Expansion~~]]		George V was born on June 3, 1865 in [[Marlborough]] House, London and died on January 20, 1936 in Sandringhausen after a bronchitis. His father was [[Edward VII]] and his mother was [[Alexandra of Denmark]].
			Until the death of his older brother [[Albert]] in 1892 he served as a professional naval officer and became the new official successor of the throne. In 1893 he married [[Mary of Teck]] with whom he had four sons and one daughter and in 1901 he was appointed [[Prince of Wales]].
			In 1901 he finally ascended the throne while there was a constitutional crises in the parliament: the so called budget controversy between the Tories and the Liberals that dealt with new social reforms. George was on the side of the Liberals (House of Commons) and wanted to push through the reforms. The result was the Parliament Bill of 1911.
			During World War I George and his wife made several visits to the front where George`s pelvis was injured.
			During the worldwide depression of 1929 - 1931 lead the king to try to unite the three leading political parties into a coalition parliament.
			Under his reign there were also numerous changes in the Empire. After the establishment of the independent Irish Parliament in 1918 the Government of Ireland Act of 1920 divided Ireland along religious lines. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa also claimed self-governance and so the British Commonwealth of Nations was created by the Statute of Westminster in 1931. The India Act in 1935 granted India a kind of self-determination.
			There was also big change in the manner of monarchy under George. In contrast to his ancestors he drew upon diligence, dignity and duty and transformed the monarchy from a institution of constitutional legality to a "bulwark of traditions, values and customs", especially concerning the family.
			George V was not the kind of intellectual king but rather like most of his subjects and he gave the following kings and queens the role of a representative.


			'''Literature'''

			http://www.britannia.com/history/monarchs/mon60.html

			http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/George_V_of_Britain

			http://www.oxforddnb.com/index/101033369/

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1865 - 1936. King of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions, Emperor of Inida. Reign: 1910 - 1936. Father of [[Edward VIII]] and [[George VI]].

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