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...of the late King Frederik IX of Denmark and Queen Ingrid and is the sister of the current Queen Margrethe II. ...and Denmark| Princess Theodora]] and a younger brother, [[Prince Philippos of Greece and Denmark| Prince Philippos]].

...the youngest daughter of King Frederick IX of Denmark and his wife Ingrid of Sweden). ...r 13]], [[1967]], the former royal family have been living abroad stripped of their throne and titles.

...[[King George II]] of [[Greece]]. She was the daughter of King Ferdinand I of Romania and his wife, Queen Marie. ...om [[1922]] to [[1923]], and afterwards they were in exile. When the exile of her husband was ending, they divorced. Elisabeth then returned to live in

...llenes, and of [[Queen Olga|Grand Duchess Olga Konstantinova]] (1851-1926) of Russia. ...rincess Alice was a great grand-daughter of Queen Victoria and in the line of succession to the British throne.

...ash;[[January 13]], [[1932]]), was queen consort of [[King Constantine I]] of [[Greece]]. ...27]], [[1889]], she married Crown Prince [[King Constantine I |Constantine of Greece]] in [[Athens]], [[Greece]]. They had six children:

...ophia of Greece and Denmark''', is the queen consort of King Juan Carlos I of Spain. ...is former [[King Constantine II]] of [[Greece]] and her sister is [[Irene of Greece]].

...cially styled in Spain and Denmark as '''Her Royal Highness Princess Irene of Greece and Denmark'''. ...]], [[1942]]. She was baptised two months later, her godfather being Union of South Africa president Jan Smutts.

...led '''Princess Aspasia of Greece and Denmark''' rather than Queen Aspasia of Greece. Aspasia Manou was born in [[Athens]], the daughter of Colonel Petros Manos and his wife, Maria Argyropoulou (1874-1930). Her fami

[[Image:King Paul of Greece.png|200px|thumb|left|King Paul of Greece]] ...ng a [[Greek Civil War|civil war]] between Greek Communists and supporters of the monarchy.

[[Image:Queen.Olga.jpg|thumb|250px|Queen Olga of Greece]] ...[1851]] - [[June 18]] [[1926]]) was the queen consort of [[King George I]] of [[Greece]].

...[[October 25]], [[1920]] when he died from gangrene acquired as the result of a monkey's bite. ...nder was born on [[August 1]] (July 20 OS), [[1893]] at [[Tatoi]], the son of then-Crown Prince [[King Constantine I|Constantine]] and [[Queen Sophie|Pri

...ece]] and [[Queen Olga|Grand Duchess Olga]]. He acted as high commissioner of [[Crete]] during its transition towards independence from Ottoman rule and ...ng the island and dividing into British, French, Russian and Italian areas of control.

...I''' ([[December 24]], [[1845]] – [[March 18]], [[1913]]) was [[King of the Hellenes]] ([[Greece]]) from [[1863]] to [[1913]] ...ed King of the Hellenes on [[March 30]], [[1863]] following the deposition of [[King Otto]].

[[Image:Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece.jpg|thumb|Crown Prince Pavlos]] '''Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece, Prince of Denmark''' is the eldest son of former [[King Constantine II]], who reigned from [[1964]] to [[1973]]. If C

[[Image:Annedenmark2.jpg|thumb|300px|Young Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark]] ...military coup in [[1967]]. Properly, their titles were the King and Queen of the [[Greece|Hellenes]], which is the country's official name, but this roy

'''Constantine I, King of the Hellenes''' ([[August 2]], [[1868]] - [[January 11]], [[1923]]), ruled ...[[Athens]], he was the eldest son of [[King George I]] and [[Queen Olga]] of Greece.

[[Image:QueenFrederica of Greece.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Frederica of Hanover]] ...] of the [[Hellenes]] (Greece) during the reign of her husband King [[Paul of Greece]]([[1947]]-[[1964]])