Sophia of Prussia
Queen consort of Greece (1870–1932)
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Updated 2026-06-21
A Prussian princess who ran field hospitals and trained nurses for Greece, only to be exiled twice because her brother was the German Kaiser—and Greece's wars kept putting her on the wrong side of history.
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Born in 1870 to Frederick III, German Emperor, Sophia received a liberal education under her mother Victoria, Princess Royal, before marrying Crown Prince Constantine of Greece in 1889. After a difficult adjustment, she devoted herself to social work, founding field hospitals and treating wounded soldiers during Greece's turn-of-the-century wars—earning the Royal Red Cross from her grandmother Queen Victoria after the Thirty Days' War. But her brother Wilhelm II's alliance with the Ottoman Empire made Greeks distrust her, and during World War I the Triple Entente forced Constantine's abdicatio…
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