Denmark's Queen Margrethe II Announces the End of Her Long Reign
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Denmark's Queen Margrethe II , Announces the End of Her Long Reign.
On December 31, Queen Margrethe
of Denmark announced that she would
abdicate her throne after 52 years. .
Associated Press reports that the queen
stepping down will hand power over to
her son, Crown Prince Frederik.
Associated Press reports that the queen
stepping down will hand power over to
her son, Crown Prince Frederik.
Margrethe, Europe's longest-reigning living monarch,
said in her New Year's speech that she would abdicate on
January 14, the anniversary of her accession to the throne. .
Margrethe, Europe's longest-reigning living monarch,
said in her New Year's speech that she would abdicate on
January 14, the anniversary of her accession to the throne. .
The queen took the throne at
the age of 31 after the death
of her father, King Frederik IX. .
According to Margrethe, a back surgery
that she underwent earlier in 2023 led to , “thoughts about the future.”.
Those thoughts revolved around
the future of Denmark, including
passing the crown over to her son. .
In response to the queen's announcement,
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen offered a, “heartfelt thank you to Her Majesty the Queen for her
lifelong dedication and tireless efforts for the Kingdom.” .
In response to the queen's announcement,
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen offered a, “heartfelt thank you to Her Majesty the Queen for her
lifelong dedication and tireless efforts for the Kingdom.” .
In the new year, Crown Prince
Frederik will be proclaimed king.
Crown Princess Mary will become
queen. The kingdom will have a
new regent and a new royal couple. , Mette Frederiksen, Danish Prime Minister, via NPR.
In the new year, Crown Prince
Frederik will be proclaimed king.
Crown Princess Mary will become
queen. The kingdom will have a
new regent and a new royal couple. , Mette Frederiksen, Danish Prime Minister, via NPR.
We can look forward to
all of this in the knowledge
that they are ready for the
responsibility and the task, Mette Frederiksen, Danish Prime Minister, via NPR.
Crown Prince Frederik André Henrik Christian
has been the heir to the Danish throne
since his birth on May 26, 1968
On December 31, Queen Margrethe
of Denmark announced that she would
abdicate her throne after 52 years. .
Associated Press reports that the queen
stepping down will hand power over to
her son, Crown Prince Frederik.
Associated Press reports that the queen
stepping down will hand power over to
her son, Crown Prince Frederik.
Margrethe, Europe's longest-reigning living monarch,
said in her New Year's speech that she would abdicate on
January 14, the anniversary of her accession to the throne. .
Margrethe, Europe's longest-reigning living monarch,
said in her New Year's speech that she would abdicate on
January 14, the anniversary of her accession to the throne. .
The queen took the throne at
the age of 31 after the death
of her father, King Frederik IX. .
According to Margrethe, a back surgery
that she underwent earlier in 2023 led to , “thoughts about the future.”.
Those thoughts revolved around
the future of Denmark, including
passing the crown over to her son. .
In response to the queen's announcement,
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen offered a, “heartfelt thank you to Her Majesty the Queen for her
lifelong dedication and tireless efforts for the Kingdom.” .
In response to the queen's announcement,
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen offered a, “heartfelt thank you to Her Majesty the Queen for her
lifelong dedication and tireless efforts for the Kingdom.” .
In the new year, Crown Prince
Frederik will be proclaimed king.
Crown Princess Mary will become
queen. The kingdom will have a
new regent and a new royal couple. , Mette Frederiksen, Danish Prime Minister, via NPR.
In the new year, Crown Prince
Frederik will be proclaimed king.
Crown Princess Mary will become
queen. The kingdom will have a
new regent and a new royal couple. , Mette Frederiksen, Danish Prime Minister, via NPR.
We can look forward to
all of this in the knowledge
that they are ready for the
responsibility and the task, Mette Frederiksen, Danish Prime Minister, via NPR.
Crown Prince Frederik André Henrik Christian
has been the heir to the Danish throne
since his birth on May 26, 1968