Business Insider SAThe then Princess Elizabeth with her family during King George VI's tour of South Africa in 1947. Thanks to the timing of that tour, she delivered a speech from Cape Town that contained what would become one of her more famous quotes.
And that alteration – with its massive reach – could influence the way the Commonwealth is viewed, historians say.On 21 April 1947, the British royal who would later be known as Queen Elizabeth II turned 21 while in South Africa. Now a speech she gave on that day, from Cape Town, has become central to controversy involving her grandson Harry and his wife Meghan – with historians worrying it could influence the future of the Commonwealth.
In that it succeeded, with a wave of royal fever in South Africa having had massive crowds gathered to see the royal family, and withBut perhaps the most long-lasting notable feature of the tour was a 34-word quote in the then, a quote that has been cited ever since to show her commitment to duty for which she was adored:
The documentary has taken other narrative liberties, using unrelated stock footage of paparazzi and referring to racist art in British palaces while showing example works that are not part of the royal family's collection.
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