Prince Paul of Yugoslavia gets royal resting place at last


BELGRADE: Prince Paul of Yugoslavia was on Saturday laid to rest in a royal mausoleum in a ceremony attended by his "Dynasty" actress granddaughter Catherine Oxenberg following a long-awaited political rehabilitation of the ousted royal.

Oxenberg, known for her role in the 1980s television show, was among family members who travelled to Oplenac in central Serbia for the ceremony for Prince Paul, also known as Duke Pavle Karadjordjevic, his wife Olga and son Nikola.

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