The Cross of Laeken

A British radio interview with the younger Lord Roger Keyes in defense of King Leopold III.  Highly recommended. Many thanks to Daniel Wybo ...

A war correspondent's report on the courage and steadfastness of the Belgian people during the second German assault on their country in...

Here is a review from the  Catholic Herald   of the first of the series of books by the younger Roger Keyes defending the memory of King L...

Here is an appeal for peace launched by King Leopold III of the Belgians on August 23, 1939, along with the responses of other world leader...

An insightful article by Robert J. Stove, discussing the trials of Leopold III in the context of the future of the Australian monarchy.   H...

I am delighted that the wonderful website of the Cercle Léopold III is once more online.  For a long time, it seemed to have disappeared f...

As May draws to a close, I encourage everyone to read this excellent account from the Mad Monarchist.   I especially like his suggestion...

Another tragic sister-in-law of Queen Maria José. She was more fortunate than Astrid and Mafalda, though.

Here are some reflections on Leopold's surrender to the Nazis from Joseph E. Davies, United States ambassador to Belgium from 1938-1940....

A sensitive tribute to King Leopold III, dated November 17, 1940, from a former United States ambassador to Belgium, The Honorable William ...

Widowed Queen Elisabeth with her grandchildren Joséphine-Charlotte, Baudouin and Albert (Continued from Parts I , II , and III ) "I ...

Prince Baudouin, the heir to the throne, at Hirschstein (Continued from Part I and Part II ) As we recently celebrated Epiphany, perhaps ...

The deportation of the Royal Family (Continued from Part I ) While King Leopold III, brave but forlorn, suffered through his first miserabl...

King Leopold III after his liberation from German captivity in Strobl, Austria One of the fullest and best documented accounts of the Belgi...

For some time, I have hesitated to use this account, because Dr. Kersten apparently had a tendency to distort the facts in order to portray ...

An academic study by Alexis Schwarzenbach of imagery on Belgian postal stamps from 1914 to 1945.

Today, we remember King Leopold III of the Belgians and his heroic but tragic refusal to accompany his government into exile in the las...

As I recently posted a link to a recording of a wartime address by King Leopold III of the Belgians, and   The King's Speech has been ...

Le Vétéran, porte-parole de la Ligue Royale Léopold III , is an interesting and informative blog published from time to time in Flemish and ...

Here are some important articles from La Libre Belgique on the fourth King of the Belgians, surrounded, to this day, by a fog of misunderst...