FamilyFather and son. George I, a Danish prince who became King of the Hellenes in 1863, and his son Andrew, Prince of Greece and Denmark, a career officer in the Greek army. The record links them from both sides: Andrew appears among George's children, George appears as Andrew's father, and Andrew's mother, Olga Constantinovna, was the king's wife. One generation and two countries at once — father and son are both citizens of Denmark and of Greece, and both wear the Order of St Andrew and the Order of the Elephant.