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Máxima at 50: reinventing the role of Queen Consort


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Queen Máxima of the Netherlands celebrates her 50th birthday today, and Royal Central is looking at her life and role. As Princess of Orange from 2002 and now Queen Consort from 2013, she has been a dedicated wife, mother, and public figure. However, she occupies a somewhat unique position in modern Dutch history. She is the first Queen Consort in more than a century and has worked to make the role her own. 
From 1890 until the 2013 abdication, the Netherlands was ruled by queens. Queen Wilhemina ruled from 1890 to 1948, through both the First and Second World Wars. Queen Juliana was on the throne from 1948 to 1980, and Queen Beatrix from 1980 to 2013. Both Juliana and Beatrix abdicated in order for their heirs to inherit the throne at a younger age. King Willem-Alexander became King of the Netherlands in 2013, and he will be succeeded by the current Princess of Orange, Princess Catharina-Amalia. Embed from Getty Images ....

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The discovery of an ancient seal in the City of David, Jerusalem, has been put forward as proof of the Bible s historicity. Although most people look to the Bible as a source of spiritual guidance, some see within its pages a source of historical information about the Holy Land and its people. The Old Testament, in particular, documents the history of the Israelites, from the Exodus out of Egypt to the Conquest of Canaan and the siege of Jerusalem in 597 BC. ....

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