Sziasztok! A videóban felfedeztünk egy hibát, amit csak így tudunk javítani: 10:27-nél nem Christomanos képének kellene szerepelnie, mivel nem ő, hanem Rossos Rhoussopoulos kísérte ezen a túrán Erzsébet királynét. We discovered a mistake in the video, which we can only correct in this way: at 10:27, Christomanos' picture should not appear, since it was not him, but Rossos Rhoussopoulos, who accompanied Empress Elizabeth on that tour.

Ismét egy nagyon jó videó. Jól megszerkeztett, jól kidolgozott és biztos rengeteg munka van a hátterében, de nem is csodálom egy ilyen jó videónál. Eddig Sisi Bad Gestein-i utazásairól nem sokat tudtam, de ebből a videóból sok minden világossá vált számomra az utazásai kapcsán. Köszönöm szépen WillkommenSisi❤✨️

@willkommensisi

Ай бұрын

Nagyon köszönjük a kedves kommentet!! Örülünk, hogy átjött a befektetett munka a videón. A város egyébként személyes nagy kedvencünk és ha lesz rá lehetőséged mindenképpen menj el ide.

Excellent video! I wonder if there is a picture of Alfred Gurniak. He was definetely important to the empress because she included his letters with her poems in her legacy. She wanted to make sure they were published all together and known by the "future souls". She wanted that story to transcend. I wonder why Alfred's letters have not been published in accordance with the empress's will. What is the reason? Can you give us some light about it? I'm looking forward for the future videos about this interesting subject. Thank you!

@willkommensisi

Ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind komment! Unfotunately we don't have picture of Alfred yet, but we hope that in the future we will find one. We don't know the exact reason, but we think that the answer is Brigitte Hamann. She was the editor of the published book and she write it on this book (in one footnote) that Alfred is a "fool" and insignificant person. We need more time to make some resaerch about this topic because there are a few interesting subplots too in the story. Keep in touch!😉

@egtweb

Ай бұрын

@@willkommensisi I see! Certainly, empress Elisabeth had a different point of view than author Brigitte Hamann. I will definitely keep in touch. Thank you!