Today, let's talk about the story of Queen Sofia of Spain, the sister of Greek King Constantine II. In 1938, Queen Sofia was born in Nazi-occupied Greece. Her mother was Princess Frederica of Hanover, and her father was King Paul I of Greece. Sofia was the eldest child in the family. Due to the threat of the German army, the family sought refuge in Africa when she was young. Her uncle, the former king, once joked that the essential item for a Greek king was a suitcase, and history proved him right. It's unknown how King Constantine II, who spent a significant part of his life in exile, felt about this statement.