Anna Maria of Greece : the sad perpetual exile that made Queen Sophia unable to divorce
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Kings may die kings, even
Kings may die kings, even if they live in exile, but as they lose their crown, their existence is an uncomfortable reminder to other royals of what it means to leave the throne. The uncomfortable feeling that haunted Queen Sophia as a child and was revived as an adult in the image of Ana Maria of Greece, wife of her brother Constantine of Greece
The sad exile of the destitute Queen Ana Maria was for decades a constant reminder to the Spanish monarch of what awaited her if she renounced her marriage and divorced Juan Carlos I. A fate that confirmed the worst predictions of Queen Sofia's mother about what happened to queens without a kingdom.
How the love story of Ana Maria of Greece and Constantine unfolded
Ana Maria Dagmar Ingrid, the younger sister of Queen Margaret of Denmark, became queen when she was only 18 years old. Her love story with the queen's brother, Constantine, began when she felt in love when she met her cousin during an official visit of the Greek royal house to her native Denmark. She was 13; he was 19.
The sad exile of the destitute Queen Ana Maria was for decades a constant reminder to the Spanish monarch of what awaited her if she renounced her marriage and divorced Juan Carlos I. A fate that confirmed the worst predictions of Queen Sofia's mother about what happened to queens without a kingdom.
How the love story of Ana Maria of Greece and Constantine unfolded
Ana Maria Dagmar Ingrid, the younger sister of Queen Margaret of Denmark, became queen when she was only 18 years old. Her love story with the queen's brother, Constantine, began when she felt in love when she met her cousin during an official visit of the Greek royal house to her native Denmark. She was 13; he was 19.
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