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Princess Margriet Francisca, youngest daughter of Princess Juliana of the Netherlands, is one year old today
Princess Margriet Francisca, youngest daughter of Princess Juliana of the Netherlands, is one year old today

Princess Margriet Francisca, youngest daughter of Princess Juliana of the Netherlands, is one year old today

Date1/19/1944
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Original Toronto Star caption: Princess Margriet Francisca, youngest daughter of Princess Juliana of the Netherlands, is one year old today. She was born in an Ottawa hospital room which the Canadian government declared part of the Netherlands for the occasion, to giver her undisputable Netherlands nationality.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0070640F
Princess Margriet Francisca of the Netherland
Princess Margriet Francisca of the Netherland
5/2/1974
Princess Juliana of The Netherlands, who abdicated her throne in favor of her daughter, Beatrix, in April, officially opened the Vincent Van Gogh and (...)
Princess Juliana of The Netherlands, who abdicated her throne in favor of her daughter, Beatrix, in April, officially opened the Vincent Van Gogh and (...)
1/23/1981
Princess Margriet of the Netherlands and her husband Pieter van Vollenhoven sign the guest book at luncheon hosted by the lieutenant-governor at Royal York
Princess Margriet of the Netherlands and her husband Pieter van Vollenhoven sign the guest book at luncheon hosted by the lieutenant-governor at Royal York
5/3/1974
Little Princess Beatrix, two-and-a-half-year-old daughter of Princess Juliana of the Netherland, showed her capacity for making friends when she arriv(...)
Little Princess Beatrix, two-and-a-half-year-old daughter of Princess Juliana of the Netherland, showed her capacity for making friends when she arriv(...)
6/14/1940
Honored by queen: Jan Heersink, seen with wife, Willemina, is honorary vice-consul for the Netherlands based in Burlington and received knighthood from abdicating Queen Juliana last night
Honored by queen: Jan Heersink, seen with wife, Willemina, is honorary vice-consul for the Netherlands based in Burlington and received knighthood from abdicating Queen Juliana last night
4/29/1980
Princess Juliana of the Netherland, a first-rank foe of the Nazis, appears on her visit here with Lieut
Princess Juliana of the Netherland, a first-rank foe of the Nazis, appears on her visit here with Lieut
9/1/1941
Princess Juliana's new home. Ottawa, July 25.-When Princess Juliana and her two little daughters move into their new suburban Rockcliffe home here in (...)
Princess Juliana's new home. Ottawa, July 25.-When Princess Juliana and her two little daughters move into their new suburban Rockcliffe home here in (...)
7/25/1940
Princess Juliana of Holland has found a haven in Canada for herself and her two daughters, Beatrix, 2 1/2, and Irene nine months. Here they are leaving Halifax for the Seigniory Club
Princess Juliana of Holland has found a haven in Canada for herself and her two daughters, Beatrix, 2 1/2, and Irene nine months. Here they are leaving Halifax for the Seigniory Club
6/22/1940
Netherlands consul General Diederik van Hamel chats with his dancer-daughter, Martime and Jacqueline Irvings, both of the National Ballet Company of Canada
Netherlands consul General Diederik van Hamel chats with his dancer-daughter, Martime and Jacqueline Irvings, both of the National Ballet Company of Canada
12/23/1964
Abeldoorn - The Netherlands Yvonne Lieferink dressed in Dutch costume with Klompen (wooden shoes) showing one of them to Gordon McKerrell - Toronto (Cameron Highlanders, Ottawa)
Abeldoorn - The Netherlands Yvonne Lieferink dressed in Dutch costume with Klompen (wooden shoes) showing one of them to Gordon McKerrell - Toronto (Cameron Highlanders, Ottawa)
5/3/1985
Princess Margriet. rives to open the CN [Incomplete]
Princess Margriet. rives to open the CN [Incomplete]
8/21/1970
Entering Holland. Canadians looked for the graves of Canadian fliers shot down in air combat over the Netherlands. Here 400 Allied airmen are buried. (...)
Entering Holland. Canadians looked for the graves of Canadian fliers shot down in air combat over the Netherlands. Here 400 Allied airmen are buried. (...)
11/18/1944