Princess Margriet of the Netherlands

Dutch Royalty, Nurse, Philanthropist

Princess Margriet of the Netherlands - Leaders & Politicians born January 19th, 1943
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Born in 1943, a member of the Dutch royal family, served as a nurse and engaged in numerous charitable activities. Focused on health care and cultural heritage, worked to promote Dutch-Canadian relations due to historical ties. Actively participated in Princess Juliana's foundation for children's welfare and several health-related organizations.

Worked as a nurse during the COVID-19 pandemic

Supported various cultural and health initiatives

Engaged with the Royal Canadian Legion

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