Margaret’s path from royalty to a national icon
Birth of a future rebel queen
1930
Birth of Queen Margaret, little sister of the supposed future queen, Elizabeth.
Royal cannabis for all
1954
She legalizes cannabis in the country that is becoming a flagship destination for drug tourism. The economy is thriving.
Popularity increases after legalization
1954
She is gaining popularity with the Anglo-Saxon society.
A second album for the queen’s band
1956
His band releases its second album and occupies all its time.
A new era
1958
Citizens elect Prime Minister. Common Wealth countries become independent and celebrate their freedom.
The beginning of a rebel life
1948
Sulphurous adolescence, several scandals exposed. She surrounds herself with artists and musicians and sets up her own underground group in London, joined by the young David Bowie.
The cards are redistributed
1952
Queen Margaret is proclaimed queen after her father and sister were mysteriously poisoned at a family meal.
Coronation of Queen Margaret’s reactions
2 juin 1953
Opponents and supporters of a runaway queen tear each other apart and make headlines.
Royal crisis
1957
She dissolves the monarchy to devote herself to her career. Without offspring, the monarchy crumbles.
Underground phenomenon
1959
Margaret becomes an icon of the political and musical counter-culture of the 50s.
