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Princess Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise was born in 1950 in London. She is the daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. In 1973, she married Mark Phillips and had two children, Peter and Zara, but divorced in 1992. She then married Timothy Laurence in 1992. Princess Anne is involved in equestrianism and has won competitions. She also serves as president of Save the Children Fund and is involved in the Olympics and various universities as chancellor.
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- 1. PRINCESS ANNE Kristina Muri C.R. Jakobson Gymnasium Form 9c Supervisor: Tiia Pukk 2012
- 3. SOME FACTS ABOUT HER LIFE. Full Name: Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise Born: August 15, 1950 at Clarence House, London Father: Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Mother: Queen Elizabeth II Nationality: English
- 4. FIRST MARRIAGE On Wednesday, 14 November, 1973 Mark Phillips The couple divorced on 23 April, 1992. Two children, Peter Phillips and Zara Phillips
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- 6. Qualified as a physiotherapist specialising Horse rider Mike Tindall ZARA ANNE ELIZABETH PHILLIPS
- 7. SECOND MARRIAGE Timothy Laurence On 12 December, 1992 Married in Scotland Anne has no children with Laurence
- 8. Pharology Charity work PERSONAL INTERESTS
- 9. Won the individual title at the European Eventing Championship Was voted the BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 1971 Participated in 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal A pupil of the Spanish Riding School EQUESTRIANISM
- 10. OFFICIAL DUTIES President of Save the Children Fund A member of the International Olympic Committee A member of the London organising committee for the 2012 Olympic Games
- 11. HONOURS Academic England 1981 – : University of London, Chancellor Scotland 2011 – : University of Edinburgh, Chancellor[30] Appointments United Kingdom 1986 – : Fellow of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (FRCVS) United Kingdom 1987 – : Royal Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS)
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