Prince Paul of Yugoslavia

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Prince Paul of Yugoslavia was a Yugoslav regent and royal statesman who effectively ruled the country in the late 1930s and early 1940s, navigating between Axis and Allied pressures before being overthrown in a 1941 coup.

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Generate an image of Prince Paul of Yugoslavia (Prince Paul of Yugoslavia was a Yugoslav regent and royal statesman who effectively ruled the country in the late 1930s and early 1940s, navigating between Axis and Allied pressures before being overthrown in a 1941 coup.)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Yugoslav prince ⓘ
person ⓘ
politician ⓘ
regent ⓘ
burialPlace Oplenac Mausoleum ⓘ
child Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia ⓘ
Prince Nikola of Yugoslavia ⓘ
Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia ⓘ
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Yugoslavia ⓘ
linked to: Yugoslavia
dateOfBirth 27 April 1893 ⓘ
dateOfDeath 14 September 1976 ⓘ
dateSigned 25 March 1941 ⓘ
detainedBy British authorities ⓘ
linked to: UK government
educatedAt Christ Church, Oxford ⓘ
University of Oxford ⓘ
endTime 27 March 1941 ⓘ
ethnicGroup Serbs ⓘ
exiledTo Egypt ⓘ
Greece ⓘ
South Africa ⓘ
father Prince Arsen of Serbia ⓘ
fullName Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ
givenName Paul ⓘ
hobby art collecting ⓘ
knownFor foreign policy balancing between Nazi Germany and the United Kingdom ⓘ
regency of Yugoslavia 1934–1941 ⓘ
memberOf House of Karađorđević ⓘ
linked to: Karađorđević
mother Princess Aurora Pavlovna Demidova di San Donato ⓘ
nobleTitle Prince of Yugoslavia ⓘ
notableEvent Cvetković–Maček Agreement ⓘ
Tripartite Pact signing by Yugoslavia ⓘ
linked to: Tripartite Pact
overthrownIn Yugoslav coup d'état of 27 March 1941 ⓘ
patronOf arts ⓘ
placeOfBirth Russian Empire ⓘ
Saint Petersburg ⓘ
linked to: St. Petersburg
placeOfDeath France ⓘ
Paris ⓘ
politicalStance attempted neutrality between Axis and Allies ⓘ
positionHeld Prince Regent of Yugoslavia ⓘ
regencyBeganAfter assassination of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia ⓘ
regencyFor King Peter II of Yugoslavia ⓘ
relative King Alexander I of Yugoslavia ⓘ
religion Serbian Orthodox Church ⓘ
residence Beli Dvor (White Palace), Belgrade ⓘ
signed Tripartite Pact ⓘ
spouse Princess Olga of Greece and Denmark ⓘ
startTime 9 October 1934 ⓘ

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Kingdom of Yugoslavia (pro-Axis government) → regent → Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ
Dragiša Cvetković → monarchDuringTerm → Paul of Yugoslavia (as regent) ⓘ
linked to: Prince Paul of Yugoslavia
Peter II of Yugoslavia → regencyCouncilHead → Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ
Prince Paul of Yugoslavia → fullName → Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ
Prince Paul of Yugoslavia → positionHeld → Prince Regent of Yugoslavia ⓘ
linked to: Prince Paul of Yugoslavia
Prince Paul of Yugoslavia → nobleTitle → Prince of Yugoslavia ⓘ
linked to: Prince Paul of Yugoslavia
Prince Regent → hasHistoricalExample → Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ
Cvetković–Maček Agreement → politicalLeaderInvolved → Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ
27 March coup → overthrewGovernmentOf → Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ
Yugoslav royal court → associatedWithPerson → Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ
Princess Olga of Greece and Denmark → spouse → Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ
Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia → father → Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ
Prince Arsen of Serbia → father → Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ
Prince Regent Paul → fullName → Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ⓘ