grants totaling about 1.5 million NOK for roughly 300 recipients. Her son King Harald V named his daughter Princess Märtha Louise after her grandmother. The popular Swedish layer Princess cake was named for Märtha and her two sisters when they were children. The ship MS «Kronprinsesse Märtha», launched in 1929, was named after her. This ship which helped to save hundreds of passengers from the sinking German cruise ship Dresden in 1934 has, since 2000, been used as a hotel ship in Stockholm. Märtha is depicted in the historical docudrama television miniseries, Atlantic Crossing, a co-production of Cinenord and the state broadcaster, NRK. See also Pook's Hill, near Washington D.C. Ancestry References Citations Bibliography External links Website of the Royal House of Norway: Crown Princess Märtha 1901 births 1954 deaths House of Bernadotte Norwegian princesses Martha 1901 Swedish people of French descent Swedish emigrants to Norway Naturalised citizens of Norway Women in World War II Burials at the Royal Mausoleum (Norway) Crown Princesses of Norway Deaths from cancer in Norway