Editing Constantine I of Greece (section)

==Second exile and death==
He spent the last four months of his life in exile in Italy and died at 1:30 am on 11 January 1923 at [[Palermo, Sicily]] of heart failure.<ref>{{cite news |title=King Constantine Dies at Palermo. Deposed Grecian Monarch Succumbs to Heart Failure in Hotel in Sicily |url=https://www.nytimes.com/1923/01/12/archives/king-constantine-dies-at-palermo-deposed-grecian-monarch-succumbs.html |newspaper=[[The New York Times]] |date=12 January 1923 }}</ref> His wife, Sophie of Prussia, was never allowed back to Greece and was later interred beside her husband in the [[Russian Church (Florence)|Russian Church]] in [[Florence]].

After his restoration on the Greek throne, George II organized the repatriation of the remains of members of his family who died in exile. An important religious ceremony that brought together, for six days in November 1936, all members of the royal family still alive. Constantine's body was buried at the royal burial ground at Tatoi Palace, where he remains.