Queen Elizabeth II: February 6, Accession Day or anniversary of the death of King George VI.

The Queen was not destined to the Throne, however her uncle Edward the Eighth led her father George VI to be King in 1936 and after his death on February 7, 1952 Elizabeth ascended to the Throne at the age of 25 and is about to become the first woman Monarch who has reigned the longest in Reunited.

This date always puts the Queen in a sentimental dilemma, since although it is the day on which she was proclaimed Queen, it is also the day on which her father passed away and this was obviously very dear to the monarch, who when asked about this coincidence, says it is a day to reflect in private, which has always been celebrated very low profile.

It thus becomes, this coming Sunday, simultaneously as the 70th anniversary of the Queen's accession, making her the only one of three who managed to be in power for more than 70 years.

She had recently been in mourning for the death of her husband Philip and for the controversy of the final departure of Megan and Prince Harry from the royal family.

The platinum jubilee of Elizabeth II will be officially celebrated on June 2-5 with many events including: a parade of airplanes, a military parade, horse races and a great live concert at Buckingham Palace where famous British singers will participate, Economists experts estimate that this long celebration will cost the British economy about 2.5 billion dollars. With this also, memorial objects such as tea cups " 100,000 cups that by the way, have a serious error and that is that instead of placing in the writing "Jubily" for Jubilee, they placed "Jably": for Jubilosa.

At 95 years old, she continues to enjoy her great popularity at home and abroad.

"He is a symbol and comes out when there are difficulties,"." He is an eternal and revolutionary character for the union of his people". said his admirers.