Queen Marie of Romania was born on October 29, 1875, in England as a member of the British royal family. She became the Queen consort of King Ferdinand I of Romania after their marriage in 1893. Known for her beauty and intelligence, she played a significant role in Romanian society and politics during her husband's reign. During World War I, Queen Marie was active in humanitarian efforts, helping soldiers and their families. She was also involved in promoting Romania's interests on the international stage. After the war, she became a symbol of national unity and was instrumental in the formation of Greater Romania.