Princess Madeleine

Duchess and philanthropist

Princess Madeleine - Activists & Humanitarians born June 10th, 1982
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Sweden

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Born in 1982, held the title of Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland. Engaged in various charitable initiatives and represented several organizations focused on children's rights and health. Resided in Sweden for much of life, contributing to royal duties and public engagements aimed at social betterment.

Established the Childhood Foundation in 1999

Served as a patron for multiple charitable organizations

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