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Prince Philip at a Nazi funeral and the day his sister had lunch with Hitler | Daily Mail Online
When Prince Philip, honoring his mother, became the 1st UK royal to visit Israel | The Times of Israel
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Who were Prince Philip's siblings?
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Prince Philip's close family from Germany is isolating in Ascot for the funeral | Daily Mail Online
Prince Philip news: Real reason Philip's sisters were not invited to his wedding | Royal | News | Express.co.uk
Sisters all married German princes | Express & Star
Prince Philip: A turbulent childhood stalked by exile, mental illness and death - BBC News
