Editing Princess Ingeborg of Denmark (section)

== Later life ==
[[File:Carl Prince of Sweden.jpg|thumb|upright|Prince Carl and Princess Ingeborg in 1926.]]
In 1905, the Norwegian government discussed making them king and queen of Norway, but Carl declined the offer. Instead, her brother was elected monarch of Norway. Ingeborg's kinship to the Scandinavian dynasties helped bring the three royal houses together again after tension created due to Norway's 1905 secession. Politically, Ingeborg had democratic and liberal sympathies and disliked the conservatives, views she expressed during the [[Courtyard Crisis|government crisis in 1914]].<ref name="ReferenceB"/> She detested the conservative [[Hammarskjöld|Hammarskjöld]] cabinet and the 1914 policy, criticized the conservative press and viewed the resignation of the Liberal-Social Democratic cabinet of 1914 as a disaster, reportedly commented it with the words: "It must not happen! No no no!"<ref name="ReferenceB"/>

During [[World War II]] from 1940 to 1945, she demonstrated publicly against Nazi Germany by blocking the window of her house which faced the German embassy in Stockholm.<ref name="ReferenceB"/>