Victoria, Princess Royal
British princess (1840-1901), Empress of Germany and Queen consort of Prussia from March to June 1888
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Lived 1840–1901, aged 61United Kingdom
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Queen Victoria's eldest daughter married into the Prussian royal house hoping to plant British-style constitutional liberalism in Germany — and spent decades frozen out by the Hohenzollerns and Bismarck for it. Her son became Wilhelm II.
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Born 21 November 1840, Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa was briefly heir presumptive to the British throne until her brother's birth, then raised by Prince Albert in a politically liberal household. At 17 she married Prince Frederick of Prussia and brought eight children and a constitutional vision to Berlin — where the court and Otto von Bismarck treated her as a meddling English interloper. The isolation deepened through decades of waiting. When Frederick finally became emperor in 1888, laryngeal cancer killed him 99 days later. Their son Wilhelm II took the throne with none of his parents' lib…
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