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Sovereign Prince (1923-2005): inaugurations and official names on Monegasque cultural and sporting buildings, read in the Journal and public documentation.
This profile brings together inaugurations and namings where Rainier III is named in a public source. This is not a personal story: each line refers to a document or a sheet in the guide.
The Journal de Monaco publishes the report of the inauguration of the Stade Louis II on January 25, 1985 and the text of the commemorative plaque paying tribute to Prince Louis II. Memoria distinguishes the name of the stadium (tribute to the predecessor) and the date of opening of the equipment during the reign of Rainier III.
Read the cited source →The Fontvieille rose garden was created in 1984 at the initiative of Prince Rainier III in homage to Princess Grace; the official inauguration took place on June 18, 1984, according to documentation from the Prince's Government and the roseraie.mc website.
Read the cited source →Rainier III and Princess Grace inaugurated the theater at 12 avenue d'Ostende on December 17, 1981, restoration of the Théâtre des Beaux-Arts, according to the Department of Cultural Affairs.
Read the cited source →Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace inaugurated the new premises of the Music Academy on Rue Princesse Florestine on July 1, 1976.
Read the cited source →Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace inaugurate the Stade Nautique Rainier III on August 19, 1961; a marble plaque is affixed to the diving board. The report appears in Journal de Monaco n° 5.422, p. 810.
Read the cited source →The municipal music establishment took this name in 1956, according to the official chronology of the Rainier III Academy.
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