Koningin Wilhelmina

Koningin Wilhelmina was the Queen of the Netherlands from 1890 to 1948, known for her strong leadership during challenging times, including both World Wars. She was highly respected for her resilience, influence, and commitment to her country. Wilhelmina played a key role in maintaining Dutch independence and morale during wartime, and she became a symbol of national unity and strength. Her reign saw significant political and social changes, and she was one of the longest-serving Dutch monarchs. After stepping down in 1948, she remained an important figure in Dutch history until her death in 1962.