Anne-Marie of Greece, Queen Margaret and Princess Benedicte - what's wrong with their relationship?
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 10 май 2024
- #denmarkopen #queenmary #royalfamily #royalty #kingfrederik
Anne-Marie of Greece, Queen Margaret and Princess Benedicte - what's wrong with their relationship?
Anne-Marie, the youngest daughter of King Frederick the Ninth and Queen Ingrid of Denmark, married King Constantine the Greek and gave up her title as a Danish princess. Despite this, her sister Queen Margrethe always supported her. Queen Margrethe has displayed loyalty to Anne-Marie, though she is not known to be a calm monarch. She rarely communicates with her sister, often only calling her when she needs something. The age difference between the two sisters created a distance in their childhood. Anne-Marie met her husband at the age of 13 and eventually gave up everything to marry him and become Queen of Greece. However, she was forced to flee in 1967 due to political turmoil. Queen Margrethe may have empathized with her sister's experiences after seeing the difficulties of being queen herself. Princess Benedicta, another sister, also married for love, but she stayed in Denmark and prioritized her duties as a member of the Danish royal house. Despite her husband's complaints, she remained committed to her responsibilities.danish royal family,queen mary of denmark,denmark royal family,royal family,pippa middleton,genoveva casanova,prince christian of denmark,princess mary of denmark,queen mary,mary donaldson,denmark,mary of denmark,greek royal family,prince frederik of denmark,crown princess mary of denmark,princess mary,royal family of denmark,mary denmark,queen mary denmark,royal family channel,prince of denmark,danish royals,royals,prince christian,the royal family
What a load of rubbish. Margrethe refuses to use a cellphone but then makes a call.
3 beautiful sisters!
Before you "report" on issues to run a you tube channel, you should inform yourself about what you are claiming! First of all, who is "Constantine the Greek"...?! I guess you mean the former greek monarch, King Constantine II of the Hellenes, Kinf OF GREECE! Secondly, Queen Anne-Marie didn´t "renounce" being a danish Princess when she got married - it is rather an automatism that you become Queen of the country where your spouse rules! She became Her Majesty, Queen of the Hellenes and now, after the greek monarchy was abolished, she is the former, or "Ex-" Queen of Greece, nee Princess of Denmark. Queen Anne-Marie was always very proud of her danish heritage and always, like her sister BenediKte (not Benedicte!) did, kept close contact to her danish relatives! So, her royal parents, King Frederik (not FrederiCk) IX and Queen Ingrid as well as AMs sisters (except from the fact that she was considered as "too young" at the time), never had any reservations against A-M marrying the then Crown Prince Constantine (which was a handsome young athlete who won the 1st olympic gold medal for Greece in modern times at the 1960 Olymic Games in Rome), which they always supported and loved as their son/-brother-in-law, they were in fact very proud, that the youngest one became a Queen after the sudden and early death of King Paul of Greece. So, even as an exiled Queen, Anne-Marie for reasons of loyalty towards her husband and his country, is first and foremost obliged to Greece and has lost the right, so to speak, to represent her old homeland Denmark and of course the danish government would never pay anything from the civil-list if Queen Anne-Marie, which lived in England and now, again, in Greece, would decide to start official representative duties for Denmark again...! If she did, like she did about 4, 5 years ago together with her sisters for one specific engagement, she did as some sort of a "guest", joing her siblings on the invitation of her older sister. Benedikte, who never took on a foreign throne, living in neighbouring Germany, by contrast, was in a much more neutral position than her younger sister and it was very easy for her to commute between nearby Germany and Denmark! Former Queen Anne-Marie, Princess of Denmark, became a greek citizen in 1964 and fell in love with her adopted country, but always enjoyed and cherished being in Denmark and her family there!
I feel sad that the Greeks had destroyed The Crown
and sent the Royals
Constantine & Anne-Marie to exile. May they be Blessed by God unto Eternity. 😢 😊 ❤