Victoria Eugenia
Victoria Eugenia, born on October 24, 1887, was the Queen of Spain as the wife of King Alfonso XIII. A member of the British royal family, she played a significant role in the Spanish monarchy during her husband's reign. Known for her grace and resilience, Victoria Eugenia faced numerous challenges, including political upheaval and personal tragedies. She was a prominent figure in Spanish society, often involved in charitable works and cultural events. Her legacy is marked by her dedication to her family and her contributions to the monarchy, even as Spain transitioned through tumultuous historical periods.
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Victoria Eugenia discovered love letters and photos of other women during her visits to Escobar.
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Victoria Eugenia is remembered by Peñafiel for her struggles during her marriage to Alfonso XIII.
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