Queen Marie of Romania was beloved by her people. As Queen consort from 1914 to 1927, she provided courageous support during World War I by visiting wounded soldiers in hospitals daily and caring for their needs. When the capital was occupied, Queen Marie withdrew to Moldova and fought shortages and disease epidemics by visiting hospitals without fear and giving gifts to patients. Her direct involvement in caring for the sick, wounded, and those in need, especially Romanian soldiers, became a defining part of her life, as she sought to comfort all who suffered.

1. University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary
Medicine of Bucharest
Coordonating teacher: Student:
S.L. Frumușelu Mihai Daniel Rușeanu Georgiana-Daniela
Grupa: 8313
Bucharest 2018

3. Queen Marie, also known as Marie of Romania, was one of the
most beloved royals in this country. She was the Queen consort of
Romania from 1914 to 1927, as the wife of Ferdinand I of
Romania.
Personality determined bu the will, sincerity, vitality and joy,
Queen who won the hearts of all Romanians.

4. With the beginning of the war, Queen
Marie began her struggle against physical pain
and injuries deterrence against soul with
confidence in higher rules. The Queen was full of
courage and initiative during the war, her attitude
is downright admirable. Every day, she visited the
wounded in hospitals and all cared for with the
same infinite love. Because of the German
occupation which engulfed the capital, the royal
family was forced to withdraw in Moldova.

5. Despite everything, the Queen began in the capital of
Moldova a genuine fight against numerous shortcomings
and relentless epidemic. Our Queen visited hospitals
without fear of danger and gave gifts to each patient and
comforting all.

6. Activities such as buying medicines
direct involvement in caring for the
sick and wounded, all those in need,
and especially to romanian soldiers,
became an essential part of her life.
She was the one who heard every
cry of despair and fear of her
people.

7. Queen Marie was important in convincing the
leaders of the Great Powers to decide in favor
of Great Romania. She allied with Ion I.C.
Brătianu proving an exceptional political
instinct, and an irresistible pressure on the
leaders of the Great Powers to recognize the
Great Romania.

8. Reference
https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regina_Maria_a_R
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