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KÖNIG BHUMIBOL * Erneuerer seines Landes Kapitel 1 Geburt eines Königs P 'H]HPEHU HLQHP 0RQWDJ morgens um 8.45 Uhr, geschah ein Wun- der in Massachusetts, in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika..... Wer auch immer sich an jenem Morgen im Fiske Building des Mt. Auburn Hospitals (vormals Cambridge Hospital) in Cambridge, Massachusetts aufgehalten haben mag, wird kaum jenes denkwür- digen Ereignisses gewahr geworden sein. Ein sehr erfahrener Arzt, Dr. W. Stewart Whittemore, war als Geburtshelfer zur Stelle – wie stets war der Beginn Phra Vorawongse Ther eines neuen Menschenlebens ein wundervolles Er- Phra Ong Chao Bhumibol Aduldej, eignis. Zweifellos wären Dr. Whittemore and seine Seine Hoheit Krankenschwestern, und ebenso alle gerade im Ge- Prinz Bhumibol Aduldej in früher Kindheit bäude Anwesenden höchst erfreut gewesen, wenn sie vorausgeahnt hätten, daß sie gerade dem einzigen jemals in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika ge- borenen Monarchen ins Leben verholfen hatten. Der guteArzt schaute zu an jenem Montagmorgen, einem kalten Wintertag, wie eine Krankenschwester den neugeborenen Jungen badete und ihn seiner lächeln- den Mutter, Frau Sangwan Songkhla, an die Brust legte. Der cherubische Säugling bereitete seinen 3ÀHJHULQQHQ NHLQH 0KH :lKUHQG GHV WlJLJHQ Aufenthaltes im Mt. Auburn-Hospital prägte sich in VHLQHQ 3ÀHJHULQQHQ QDPHQV Leighton, Fay, Weldon und Harrington die bleibende Erinnerung ein an ein 1 KÖNIG BHUMIBOL * Erneuerer seines Landes Geburt eines Königs Seine Majestät König Bhumibol und Ihre Majestät Königin Sirikit bei der Begegnung mit dem Arzt und Geburtshelfer von des Königs Mutter, Dr. W. Stewart Whittemore, und dessen Gemahlin, 1960. Ihre Majestäten König Bhumibol und Königin Sirikit im Mt. Auburn Hospital zusammen mit Ärzten, bU]WLQQHQXQG3ÀHJHULQQHQZHOFKHGHQ.|QLJEHLVRZLHQDFKGHVVHQ*HEXUWEHWUHXWHQ 2 KÖNIG BHUMIBOL * Erneuerer seines Landes Geburt eines Königs 6HLQH.|QLJOLFKH+RKHLWPrinz Mahitalathibet ,KUH.|QLJOLFKH+RKHLW Adulyadej Vikrom, Prinz von Songkla, 3ULQ]HVVLQ6ULQDJDULQGKUD%RURPDUDFKDFKRQDQL der Vater von König Bhumibol. die Mutter von König Bhumibol. stilles, kleines Lebewesen“, das ihnen keinerlei Grund zur ” %HVRUJQLVJDE9RQGHQDXIPHUNVDPHQ3ÀHJHULQQHQOLHEHYROO Baby Songkla genannt, war es das dritte Kind Seiner König- lichen Hoheit (S.K.H.) Prinz Mahidol von Songkla, einem Mitglied des Königshauses von Siam, wie Thailand
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