Marie of Prussia

Queen consort of the Netherlands

Marie of Prussia - Leaders & Politicians born October 15th, 1825
Born
Died

1889
136 years ago — 64 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Netherlands

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Born on October 15, 1825, she became the queen consort of William III of the Netherlands. She married William III in 1849 and played a significant role in the royal household. She focused on charitable activities and worked to support the welfare of children and the underprivileged during her time as queen consort. Her marriage produced three children, contributing to the Dutch royal lineage. After her husband ascended the throne, she became an integral figure at the court, participating in various social functions and engagements. She passed away in 1883.

Queen consort of William III

Contributed to charitable activities

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