- Born five months after the death of her father, King Alexander I of the Hellenes, to his widow, Aspasia Manos. As Alexander married Aspasia without permission, the government considered the marriage void, and thus, Alexandra, illegitimate. A law was passed in July 1922 which allowed the new King, Alexandra's grandfather, King Constantine I, to recognize the validity of marriages members of the Royal Family contract without the Royal Assent. Thus Alexandra became legitimate and was given the title of Princess, but without the right of succession.
- Mother of Crown Prince Alexander of Serbia. Niece of Elena of Greece and Denmark. Cousin of King Constantine II and King Michael.
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