Dutch Princess Born In Canada

The transcript discusses the Dutch royal family, focusing on Crown Princess Juliana of Holland and her mother, Queen Wilhelmina, who initiated the feminine rule in the Netherlands since 1890. It highlights Princess Juliana's life in exile in Ottawa, Canada, during WWII. The narrative contrasts pre-war celebrations in Holland with the impact of Hitler's invasion, which ended the country's freedom. Despite the war, the Dutch government in exile continues to celebrate royal events, symbolized by the birth of a new princess.

Who initiated the female monarchy in the Netherlands?

• Queen Maxima

• Queen Beatrix

• Queen Wilhelmina

• Queen Juliana

Where did Princess Juliana reside during her exile?

• New York, USA

• Ottawa, Canada

• London, England

• Amsterdam, Netherlands

What was the All Girl Air Express?

• A German airline

• A British airline

• A Canadian airline

• A Dutch airline

What did schoolchildren and housewives do during pre-war state occasions in the Netherlands?

• Took the day off

• Attended royal banquets

• Participated in parades

• Visited museums

What was the impact of Hitler's invasion on the Netherlands?

• It increased tourism

• It resulted in a new monarchy

• It ended the country's freedom

• It led to economic prosperity