Ingrid of Sweden
Queen of Denmark, consort to Frederick IX
Born
March 28th, 1910
115 years ago
Died
November 7th, 2000
24 years ago — 90 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Denmark
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Born in 1910, Ingrid of Sweden became the Queen of Denmark through marriage to King Frederick IX. She was the daughter of Prince Carl of Sweden and Princess Ingeborg of Denmark. Her early life was spent in Sweden, where she developed a strong connection to her royal roots. As Queen, she engaged in numerous charitable activities, supporting various organizations and initiatives in Denmark. Ingrid was also involved in promoting Danish culture and traditions, playing a significant role in public life and royal appearances. She served as a beloved figure within the Danish monarchy until her death in 2000.
Served as Queen of Denmark from 1947 to 1972
Supported various charities and cultural initiatives
Promoted Danish culture and traditions
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