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    When did the British monarch first give a public Christmas greeting?

    Question #53211. Asked by Buck540. (Dec 17 04 1:03 PM)


    MaggieG 5

    		It was in 1932, a radio broadcast from the then King, George V. Interestingly the text of the message was written by Rudyard Kipling.
    http://www.royal.gov.uk/output/page1729.asp

    Dec 17 04, 1:06 PM

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