Queen Wilhelmina

Queen Wilhelmina was the monarch of the Netherlands from 1890 to 1948, known for her strong leadership during both World Wars. She became queen at a young age after her father's death and reigned through significant historical challenges, including economic hardships and conflict. Wilhelmina was respected for her resilience and dedication to her country’s stability and independence. She played an important role in maintaining national morale during tough times and was a symbol of Dutch patriotism. Her reign ended after nearly six decades, making her one of the longest-serving monarchs in Dutch history.