I am American and therefor don't know much about the British monarchy. After watching this documentary my feelings for this royal couple are one of awe and inspiration. Was there anything that Prince Albert could NOT do? What an amazing man. And the fact that he brought such happiness to the Queen....a true romance! I feel her pain in the grief she must have felt, I too am a widow. Beautiful. Than ks for sharing this.

@rameshsingh2480

Жыл бұрын

You will know more about her on you tube . I have watched her funeral video and her visit to Ireland on this platform .such is it's magic .thanks to it's inventors .

@KA-bv7zg

Жыл бұрын

There was nothing Albert could not do but he made the biggest mistake of judging Victoria.

There is no one left to call me Victoria now. That is such a tragic statement.

@leahmoulton9243

6 жыл бұрын

Paula Marie

@PrincessQ-fj9ly

4 жыл бұрын

That is such a sad statement. Losing all of your nearest and dearest who call you by your first name must be upsetting.

@tradingpost2472

4 жыл бұрын

"There is no one left to call me Victoria!"👑 That's what she said. 👑

@michealtaylor7745

3 жыл бұрын

"There is no one left to call me Victoria 'again. Is what's wrote in her journals though, that's where she wrote what she'd thought & said. 👑

@mangot589

2 ай бұрын

@@michealtaylor7745For real? Holy moly you must be a blast to talk to at a party. I’ve read it as paula said it also. Same to trading. For crying out lot loud. Does it matter? Will no one rid me of this troublesome priest?

I love the romance between Victoria and Albert! It was so strong!! The TV show about Victoria is well done!!

@anacletwilliams8315

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, it is.

@k00ki3izkrazy

Жыл бұрын

There’s a tv show about her ?

This was outstanding! I especially enjoyed Prince Michael of Kent narrating.

Albert was a man of noteworthy ability and heart. I regard it as a great loss to Great Britain that he died so young.

@windstorm1000

6 жыл бұрын

it was a great loss--he would have furthered social change but Victoria retreated into conservatism and squabbling wth prime ministers after Albert died.

@tradingpost2472

4 жыл бұрын

@@windstorm1000 Only the one without knowledge of queen Victorias sence of humour or court etiquette.👑

@causeeffect7624

3 жыл бұрын

He seemed manipulative...albeit it, for the best.

Enjoyable documentary. Why must people post such negative comments? Queen Victoria survived a scheming mother and horrible childhood. She fell in love with Prince Albert (and he with her), which was hardly the norm. Prince Albert was brilliant and accomplished and the first to actually visit a slum, the first to concern himself with the plight of the poor (a concern shared by Queen Victoria). So what's up with the nasty remarks? It makes no sense to me to use the comments section to spread ugliness (and ignorance of written history)...

@primrosewylde2413

9 жыл бұрын

Agreed. It seems to me it’s the guys.. The masculine energies.. they have a lot of fears, which are unfounded. We all carry the Male/Female balance. Yes, an amazing marriage. The country was fortunate to have them.

@kimgarner5743

9 жыл бұрын

@2write2sing2dance

9 жыл бұрын

Agreed. A lot of busy bodies out there (which is your answer as to why they're posting unnecessarily rude comments). Of course, marrying your cousin is creepy, but (eek) those were the times. Lets not hold it against them and take it as what it was then. We've progressed ass a society, and understand the concept of bloodlines and how... not good it is to do that. Ha!

@celiayounger9202

9 жыл бұрын

Linda Broussard because this document doesn't tell you the whole truth. It is made as a positive propaganda for the royals. ... so many things missing in this story...

@drveritystrange-fish4685

8 жыл бұрын

+Linda Broussard They were so concerned about the plight of the common man that they had the blinds on the royal train closed as they passed through Newcastle upon Tyne, one of the industrial centres of the empire, on the way to Balmoral. They were good for themselves and those with money, not commonors, who were in dire poverty, lest we conveniently forget.

In the past thousand years, there has been no male monarch to rival the great works and commitment to Queen, Crown, Country, and more over People, than Prince Albert. Every woman would want the love of such a valiant, compassionate, innovative man. He truly uplifted the People and the Empire and made a true difference in the lives of millions, even to this day. May his legacy continue to be well remembered. Well done, Prince Michael of Kent, great documentary!

What a very special union of spirits. We need more of them

@KA-bv7zg

Жыл бұрын

Do not fret both are back .

@mariaevans5793

6 ай бұрын

​@@KA-bv7zgI wonder who you mean 😊

Regardless of fame, riches or royalty, in the face of life's finality, the sum of it all is ... two people who loved each other. Deeply, truly and forever.

@jannibal9273

7 жыл бұрын

I don't know. There's something about calling your husband "dear Papa" and referring to him as her "father" that is sort of - off.

@emmaduncan2991

7 жыл бұрын

still less creepy then Ronald Reagan calling Nancy "Mommy."

@bernadinemarsis4210

7 жыл бұрын

Vice President Pence does too. Very creepy.

@Handbasketification

7 жыл бұрын

Please share with me, where you obtained such information?? Oh fake news?

@Handbasketification

7 жыл бұрын

Ronald Reagan had the very beginnings of Alzheimer's disease. No one was aware of it.

It is so nice to see a royal presenting a TV show. It give us a sense of intimacy and of family.

I am a fan of Albert. He was seen as a German imposter by some English, but in his role with Victoria he never exploited his position, but rather acted as the Queens advisor and a great reformer. Victoria was deeply in love with Albert. Albert was not an idiot, but had intellect and a desire to do the best he could to help the country with his endeavours. I consider that admirable. Some things to this day are attributable to Albert. Christmas was unknown in the UK until Albert introduced it, and the customary Christmas tree. The clan tartans in Scotland were willy nilly until Victorian times. Looking to great works and benevolence towards the poorest amongst the masses, he advised the Queen, but was involved in so much more. The Great Exhibition of 1851 would never have happened had it not been for Albert, and what of the Victoria and Albert Hall? No wonder it was such a great loss to Victoria when he died. Albert was her world. Prince Michael of Kent narrating this documentary was a perfect choice. He did a superb job of this documentary.

@KA-bv7zg

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou for such honest comments.

@PuffKitty

Жыл бұрын

Plus he made that tobacco in a can 😉

As a Royal lecturer and social historian,I have read widely on this subject.This is an excellent dicumentary.

@unclenelvis

8 жыл бұрын

+Linda Watkin dicumentary?

@truthbetold3550

5 жыл бұрын

what exactly is a dicumentary?? lol

@rameshsingh2480

Жыл бұрын

You tube has many documentaries regarding her life and work . I watched the funeral video of Queen Victoria on you tube .

It's a shame Albert never got to see his grandkids.

@richardlawson4317

6 жыл бұрын

He did get to see Prince Wilhelm, Vicky's child. Once, twice, don't know. But Kaiser Wilhelm almost certainly did not remember him. Bismarck and his other Grossvater Wilhelm I von Preussen later deprecated Albert to Wilhelm.

@JVGmidi

5 жыл бұрын

Remember Prince Carl von cohem?

@MichielBLKorte

3 жыл бұрын

Two grandchildren were born while he was alive! Vicky had two children and was pregnant with her third at his death. He only met her eldest, Wilhelm (the Kaiser), and was looking forward to finally meeting his granddaughter Charlotte but he died before he could.

@rameshsingh2480

Жыл бұрын

he was very unfortunate.

HRH Prince Michael did a wonderful job with this.

@luann4337

4 жыл бұрын

The poor man is married to a vile and despicable racist but then again he likely holds the same disgusting beliefs

@gottagoback3934

4 жыл бұрын

Could have done with a LOT less loud fear-of-God music

@mykoniichistorychannel

2 жыл бұрын

@@luann4337 Yet William wants to say the family isn't racist.

I loved Prince Albert, he had a strong moral character.

@joellaz9836

4 жыл бұрын

Carolyn Argabright I like that he was very faithful to his wife in a time when many men had mistresses.

@colourwheel5703

4 жыл бұрын

Joella Z yes, he has my respect.

Prince Michael of Kent looks so much like his grandfather, George V.

@retnavybrat

8 жыл бұрын

Wayne Robinson Yeah, I can see that possibility.

"There is no one left to call me Victoria now.": That one sentence says everything about that moment.

"There is no one left to call me Victoria." That line really got me. Her mother had passed, and now her husband had passed. Her children called her "Mama", I believe, and everyone else called her "your majesty" or "ma'am". Wow. That is terribly depressing. I'm not a fan of Albert; I believe he forced his changes, both about the country and her person, onto Victoria far too much. There is no doubt they were deeply in love, which I find wonderful. But that line... My god... It is so sad. :-/

@chooseyourpoison5105

7 жыл бұрын

In addition, she gave up playing music because Albert was not there to accompany her. She also stopped wearing dresses with a décolletage because Albert had always admired her shoulders, and she could not bear to wear a dress that showed them if Albert was no longer there to see. Poor Victoria; today she would probably be diagnosed with clinical depression

@fairybits

7 жыл бұрын

Oh God. There are worse things to suffer over than her "decolletage". LOL. People have lost children,relatives,suffered gossip,ill health. Not so bad what she went through.

@chooseyourpoison5105

7 жыл бұрын

fairybits You appear to have missed the point by several times the depth of the English Channel, LOL. She wasn't depressed because of her décolletage. She was depressed because her husband of 22 years had just died. As for "losing children, relatives" Victoria's mother had died only five months before Albert, and not only did two of Victoria's children die before her but four of her grandchildren as well. Victoria also was the target of six assassination attempts, and when it comes to "suffering gossip" you might want to go look up the Flora Hastings affair, where Victoria couldn't go outside the palace for six months without being booed. Or the hisses of "Mrs Melbourne" when she attended the theatre (implying that she was sleeping with Lord Melbourne) Let's also address "ill health", shall we? It's widely recognised that not only did Victoria suffer from post natal depression at least three times, but she suffered from clinical depression after Albert's death. I sincerely hope that neither you nor any of your family ever suffer from depression and you do not find out first hand just how inaccurate your "not so bad" perceptions are..

@fairybits

7 жыл бұрын

ChooseYour Poison No kidding. But it was brought up. And let us be honest. None of us know truly what she was feeling as none of us were there. We can not know unless we are GOD.None of us know what happened in the past because none of us were there. Letters,documents are not complete fact.

@chooseyourpoison5105

7 жыл бұрын

fairybits Actually, we CAN know what she was feeling, because she wrote it down. In her journal. All 141 volumes of it. Doesn't get much more personal than that. As for the hackneyed "were you there?" argument, implying that only personal experience of historical events is reliable, and anything outside of immediate observation is invalid, even though it is usually the best and least biased form of evidence available - we don't need to "be there" to reliably say that something occurred. That's what historians do for a living - triangulate multiple sources of evidence to achieve a complete picture of history. It is nonsense to say that because someone was not personally present that they cannot make a very informed and very accurate appraisal of a situation given other, less biased evidence. And in this case, there is ample third party evidence that Victoria was clinically depressed, including accounts by her children, her doctor, her ladies in waiting, her servants and ministers of her government, as well as her own journal entries.

The poor Queen had a lousy childhood involving isolation and no friends compliments of her mother...no wonder she was so codependent on Albert.

@nicolassabramovitz

5 жыл бұрын

If you want tl gokif yhĺj wd Iouchtchenko Ķķķñ

@MG-cd9ek

4 жыл бұрын

Poor poor poor poor poor rich Queen 😂

@dabla6768

4 жыл бұрын

No wonder she had a negative relationship with her kids

@lifehope4603

4 жыл бұрын

@@dabla6768 she was raped

@christinad4432

4 жыл бұрын

Truth Seeker ?

What a handsome man is Prince Michael,, amazing. Well done Queen Victoria, she loved a man worthy of all esteem.

@Jackiezyon

6 жыл бұрын

elanga w Agreed ✔️

Obsessed with Queen Victoria and Albert lately. If you want to really know Victoria read A.N. Wilson's Victoria (A Life)

@elderlypoodle9181

6 жыл бұрын

Tim Lishan I will do that. Thank you !

@Carol-D.1324

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the suggestion!

@rheax6472

5 жыл бұрын

I am too since watching Victoria

@barbara1904

5 жыл бұрын

Tim Lishan Can you give a synopsis?

Prince Michael of Kent is such a charming man no wonder he finds Albert such a kindred spirit

I was a history major in college. Wish they would have had these videos 37 years ago. Great!

whats really interesting is how she mourned albert, the mourning traditions she started were really amazing.

Excellent. Their lives have always intrigued me, and this Documentary answered all the questions I still had of their lives. Bless them. 🇺🇸❤🇬🇧

Prince Albert is my crush from the past. I will never wonder why Queen Victoria was passionately devoted to him.

Great show! I just love Prince Michael of Kent! He was awesome! He is a classy and handsome man!

Why do these documentaries always have to have background music?

Prince Michael of Kent is a dashing chap but also bears a resemblance to George V and Tsar Nicholas Romanov. Maybe just the beard, I'm not sure. I like to hear Prince Michael when narrating shows on historical royals, he truly shows an interest in his subject, with it being dear to him, and that makes it more watchable.

@alanapinchback1630

7 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing! It's uncanny how much he looks like them both.

@deborahnesbit1338

7 жыл бұрын

Pinchback

@charlottebee9840

7 жыл бұрын

Regardless of who he looks like, someone should tell him that "villigantly" isn't a word (~15:32).

@pbhoulden8212

6 жыл бұрын

He's a younger cousin of Queen Elizabeth II. His father Prince George Duke of Kent was a younger brother of Elizabeth's father, King George VI (born Albert, named after his great-grandfather)

@sexycougar7140

6 жыл бұрын

They're all related that's why they look so much alike...Tsar Nicholas and King George could have been twins!!

Albert seems like a good husband and father ..so sad Queen Victoria lost the love of her life at a early age .

It is so cool to see family castles etc. Cohberg castle what a treat! Thank you so much for this video!

so meaningful for a royal member to narrate the love story of queen victoria and prince albert.

Wow, Prince Michael has the family looks. He looks and sounds so much like King George V and Czar Nicholas II.

Thank you for this wonderful documentary! Nathalie

He (Prince Michael) looks like Tsar Nicholas and more like Albert than the rest of them. I can only imagine how wonderful Great Britain would have been if he had lived

As an American, I never understood the British obsession with the monarchy until I watched "The Crown." Living history....

@steerpike1359

6 жыл бұрын

C D The Crown is fiction, dum dum !

I've wondered for a long time how different thing would have been if he had lived longer.

Victoria and Albert, really good documentary. The tributes that Albert made that in time the entire world adopted. The fact that he, Albert and Victoria were deeply in Love and in all sense a couple working as ONE. Victoria's pain at Albert's death must have been truly heart wrenching. And yes to Skye ID, marring 1st cousins isn't a god idea. But the Royal family always married within itself to keep control over Europe and Russia. It was a Family Affair. Not that I agree with it. .

@judithdzyak3765

6 жыл бұрын

Christine Horner A

@MusicLoverMusicLover-es6mi

5 жыл бұрын

Victoria never got over Albert’s passing.

@rainbowgirlism

5 жыл бұрын

Which is why they had hemophelia.

@rainbowgirlism

5 жыл бұрын

I mean the descendants, not V and A.

Fifteen hundred years of effort. Hands up who else made such a nation?

Thank you I have a fascinating thirst for all the nolage of the royal history I can learn ,just love it ! 🇨🇦🙏🏽🇬🇧

I find it sad, the Queen saying she had a unhappy life as a child, she was more fortunate than so many children of poor families, but I do understand why she would feel that way. Those dolls she made are so beautiful, how talented she was. I wonder if they sell dolls that look like that. Their faces are so cute, and dressed so beautifully.

@5050TM

8 жыл бұрын

Yes, and many people assume the rich don't have any issues or trauma. It's good that you can understand. :)

marring first cousins was very normal until the XX century. many times to keep property and wealth in the family. Also because sometimes families were isolated and if they didn't have some other families with the same "class' nearby and they knew them, they look for family members. This happen most of Europe, Italy, Portugal, France, Spain etc... specially in the country or if you had lots of land and properties.

@rainbowgirlism

5 жыл бұрын

I know it happened and why it happened but it was still weird. The guys at least should have been allowed to marry commoners. I'm glad William and Harry did.

@missrenee2u

5 жыл бұрын

Celia Younger ew. 😶

Perhaps Albert's childhood was a bit more normal than Princess Victoria's strange upbringing..? It is not so easy being from this background.. I have a lot of respect for both of them.. One of the greatest love stories..EVER..

@mfjdv2020

7 жыл бұрын

Albert, too, had a pretty grim childhood. His father had affairs with many women, but when Albert's mother took a lover she was kicked out on the streets by her loving husband! Albert and his brother were told she was dead. And all this must have had a big impact on him as he was a very young child. Both he and Victoria had a far from pleasant time as children. But possibly an unpleasant childhood was the rule and not the exception back then.

@gothictdk3792

7 жыл бұрын

Mark Hart I know! RIGHT!? 💜😻

@cd4429

6 жыл бұрын

I didn't know, thanks for the info. I can understand now how they bonded in grief and sorrow. Weird things create the love bond that is far from just attraction.

@deemariedubois4916

6 жыл бұрын

Mark Hart Theirs' truly was a love story for the ages.

@rainbowgirlism

5 жыл бұрын

Yep..too bad it has to be between cousins

Thank u for this upload! I love documentaries like this!

This was a great video, looking forward to part 2.

This was really good. I really enjoyed watching. Thank you. Very touching piece.

Theirs was a wonderful, true love. Why does it happen that marriages like theirs are mostly cut to short. My parents fell in love when he was 16 and she 14.Their marriage ended when he died of a heart problem at 37..

@SezFrancis1

8 жыл бұрын

That's a sad ending. I'm sorry for your loss.

@janicerumble6247

7 жыл бұрын

Micky mouse

@esthertessler3805

7 жыл бұрын

I

@elsakristina2689

7 жыл бұрын

Kathleen Ross well, Queen Victoria's granddaughter, Alix of Hesse, became Empress Alexandra Feodorovna of Russia through her marriage to Tsar Nicholas II, and they'd been deeply in love since they were teenagers, they would write many letters detailing how much one loved the other. Right up until the day they were murdered, they never stopped loving each other.

@edwynparton2610

7 жыл бұрын

Esther Tessler 7

My great-grandfather told me his father posed for a portrait of Prince Albert, because they looked alike.. That portrait was depicted on the can of pipe tobacco.. I've never been able to find the truth of it.. I know he would not have lied but he was eighty years at the time.. No one in the family knew anything about it..

@shannonmiller8144

6 жыл бұрын

I can believe it even though your family doesn't know't t anything about it because parents don't always mention things to their children.Years after my grandpa died,my mother casually mentioned that he had a cousin who was an actor and had done guest appearances on t.v shows She couldn''t remember his stage name or his real name .only his nickname Neither could my aunts and uncles..God knows why but nobody ever mentioned it to their kids because my brother,cousins and I didn't know about this until I mentioned it to them

@rich-f-in-tx6388

5 жыл бұрын

The Prince Albert on the can of tobacco is actually Prince Albert Edward of Wales (King Edward VII) True story.

@blumoon7274

5 жыл бұрын

Prince Michael of Kent's wife Marie Christine's father was a German natzi as officer , a few years ago she made a state ment about him, the queen used to call her our Val, because she said she was Valkerie, our queen has a great sense of humor,

@briarrose3687

5 жыл бұрын

Mary Contrary I laughed too much at this 😂

I do believe Queen Victoria mourned Prince Albert all her life but I believe the 10 years she was virtually absent from the public eye was a tactic to get the grips with the work of a monarch and catch-up with the workload that was that was done entirely by Albert. Off course she was devastated but I don't think she was the real queen when he was alive. In the end she managed to turn the situation around goes down in history as a remarkable monarch. I do find her honestly and bluntness refreshing. Her letters and diaries are exceptional - shame the vast majority of her writings were destroyed by Princess Beatrice.

Gran documental. Excelente conduccion. Transmite grandeza, elegancia de una realeza aun vigente y con brillo innato.

Fascinating documentary. Prince Michael and his cousin Prince Richard both make very good presenters for this sort of thing.

i would love to watch a documentary on alberts life and childhood . what made him such a man he was

Thanks for posting.

Really enjoyed this documentary! Thank you.

Gosh, I'm so glad I watched this; it's well worth the time and is certainly more interesting than the tiresome Sussex drama. 🐈 Wonderful overview.

Thank you AngelDocs for posting this very nicely done piece! Greetings from New York City to our British friends and cousins! Long live Her Majesty Elizabeth II.

beautiful documentary !

thanks a lot for unloading

So sad Prince Consult die so young!!! Great man, and great love story!

He is my favourite royal. If he had lived longer, his influence on English culture would have been so progressive. And Vicky knew how special he was!!💖💖💖

how absolutely crazy to be in that mausoleum with queen victoria & prince albert knowing they are YOUR great-great-grandparents! seriously, that isn't too far back, either! your grandparents are generally people who live to know you, some exceptions obviously possible, but that would be THEIR grandparents. so much for thinking of her as someone very far back into history!

This American is proud to see an American woman married to the royal family. It's funny we fought for independence and considered our greatest allies our biggest enemies yet were best friends as countries now and have united full circle. I have nothing but love and respect for my British brothers and sisters

@lesliecartagena1292

11 ай бұрын

Yeah but she’s not having a good reputation right now at all a lot of people hate her .

Holy moly a doc I haven’t seen Thank You! Albert is my favorite. And the first time I’ve been able to see inside the burial area. However brief. I’d love to see a documentary on just that! Which I’ve tried to do. I think their sarcophagus is the most beautiful one I’ve ever seen, and they’re always a side shot from far away. 👍👍👍

He should be the King in my opinion. What a well-spoken and elegant man.

yes, the endless singing is very distracting and annoying

@nemesis5271

4 жыл бұрын

No

@TheAlixtxe

4 жыл бұрын

It is called culture. Not many have it. Far less understand it.

A beautiful love story, thank you, Prince Michael.

Thanks for this very much :)

She had such a sad childhood that no wonder she was so out of touch as an adult.

@sexycougar7140

6 жыл бұрын

Melinda Crain Bingo!

I have only one complaint about this documentary. Prince albert was 6ft 4 ins tall, slim, elegant, pale skinned, with large, blue eyes. Why have they cast an actor who looks like Gerard Depardeu?

@glenysandrews9886

4 жыл бұрын

Check out the photo's of Albert during the late 1850's. He is overweight with a large stomach. Maybe by today's standard he would be considered slim because a lot of people especially in the western hemisphere are grossly fat.

@takeittodehart1507

3 жыл бұрын

👍

This is absolutely wonderfuuul

What an amazing awesome video I truly love it

I really enjoyed to watch this documentary!

Love English history!!

@MusicLoverMusicLover-es6mi

5 жыл бұрын

💯

@michealtaylor7745

Жыл бұрын

British. England is not an Island. Wales is the Principality & Scotland became part of this glorious union. We call it Britain, or the UK, otherwise known as the "United Kingdom".

There is a very interesting assumption that Royal mixing of blood this closely caused many griefs in the world. Victoria passed a bad gene to her Russian great-grandson, Alexi, whose hemophilia was a big factor that Rasputin manipulated. Russian Tsar and his wife were naturally influenced and would do anything to save their son. This might have been a great distraction from averting the Russian Revolution.

@reuterromain1054

3 жыл бұрын

First cousin marriages are unhealthy and should be outlawed.

@michealtaylor7745

Жыл бұрын

@@reuterromain1054 In the USA loads of ppl marry their cousins. So what. Their children don't grow two heads. The hemophilia was from Victoria as it can't come from the male side. It's inherited female to offspring. Out of nine kids only one suffered from it & lived to be in his 30s. Not bad esp for those days. Took a fall to cause his death from it. No one knew of haemophilia bk then.

I am happy with this presentation.

And the architecture and castles in the vídeo are amaziiiiingg

Prince Albert seemed like an upright man. Pretty dope!lol

@emmaduncan2991

7 жыл бұрын

Considering what damage he could have done, if he wasn't so upright or dedicated to Victoria, could have been astounding.

@alisonstevenson4347

7 жыл бұрын

emma duncan

@shammyruis4512

7 жыл бұрын

UFO sightings

@Laura-Lee

7 жыл бұрын

UFOs? Quick! Grab the worst camera we have.

@judypinson2242

7 жыл бұрын

Laura-Lee Rahn

THE ROYALS WERE NOT THE ONLY ONES INTERMARRING FAMILY MEMBERS it was normal at the time to keep everything in the family. Still done in some country side areas in many old traditional countries.

@Buds0fMay

8 жыл бұрын

Agree, and I don't think it's considered incest.

@smedleybutler250

8 жыл бұрын

But it does make a few nice jokes.

@suzannel8926

8 жыл бұрын

+Celia Younger Funny how people go on about mysterious illuminati etc, when reality is staring them in the face. There are groups of parasites with no loyalty to any country, they will marry into any country if it means they can live in unimaginable luxury while doing as little as possible. They have political parties who help keep all the money and power with the few at the top.

@barbaraheth162

7 жыл бұрын

Suzanne S

@shaundrigueselston8847

7 жыл бұрын

Celia Younger does that mean u married ur cousin. ...lol eww

Fascinating and riveting!

Što ti je dobar odgoj!!! Bogu hvala. Ono poslije...aj.

I think at that time in history, Great Britain needed a monarch that would lead them into history. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, were most likely T two greatest people to ever lead their country into the future and make them the greatest empire the world has ever seen! That they loved each other so very very much, just makes them all the more appealing to the world! The mind boggles at the thought of what would have happened England had Albert lived as long as Victoria

@rainbowgirlism

5 жыл бұрын

There was a lot of goid, but the potato famine was under their reign😥

Yes, and the truly tragic event was Albert dying so young. He seemed to be the only person who could put her difficult & disagreeable attitude and behavior in check. I doubt he would have allowed her to be so meddlesomely interfering & disruptively divisive with their children. I feel sorry for Victoria based on her horrible & lonesome childhood, but you would think the last thing she would want to do is wreck the same havoc on her own children's lives.

@janetrogers5429

4 жыл бұрын

Sometimes we repeat the past.

@jennklein1917

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, Vicky took grief to a whole new level.💔💔

Wow, well done Albert! Some really great info here.

I adore Prince Albert. What a pity that currently a couple of senior members of the royal family have clearly demonstrated they do not share Prince Alberts family and moral values .

If I could get me a time machine I'd go back to the great exhibition opening. I'd then ask Her maj Victoria if she wouldn't mind a selfie with yours truly. What a day out _that_ would be...

@Buds0fMay

8 жыл бұрын

Maybe you went back, that imposter could have been you. :P

@Derrako

8 жыл бұрын

Buds0fMay _interesting_

@urbisoler

7 жыл бұрын

I've written about going back in time (To the Brontes in my case). Trouble was I went back but my camera and clothing did not. See Bronte Moments -- A Compilation via Amazon.

@xtremelovin

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Daniggelis This sounds like an interesting story! Did you court any of the three sisters?

@urbisoler

7 жыл бұрын

Court any of the sisters in my story?? Not!! But I provided them with clove oil for their incessant teeth problems. The oil , I discover in my story, also held part of the explanation for time travel. Which, you will understand, allows "them" to travel in time. P.S. If it were possible I would have courted Charlotte, my favorite.

Beautiful love story. 😢 Prince Albert was an exceptionally handsome man. 😱 Really enjoyed this documentary. ❤

Thanks for the video sir

I really find these thing interesting they help me understand more about history and the 1800 it's so interesting 👍

2:06 "Prince Albert had already been dead for 2 months." - So she should have been over it by then? She was probably still in shock, as obsess. in love with him as she was! Did they expect her to just snap out of it in a week? (yes, 40 years in black is a little excessive, not to mention expecting everyone to also). *Worst casting* of Prince Albert I've ever seen! Too husky (fat), thick neck, hair's all wrong. He looks more like Jack Black that PA. 41:39 scene where he dies, her acting is terrible. Love this doc though

@garlicgirl3149

9 жыл бұрын

LOOOOOOOOOL! I so agree!

@deemariedubois4916

6 жыл бұрын

vidlovr I totally agree also. Prince Albert was a very attractive man, this actor is not. And only to grieve for 2 months for the love of her life, ridiculous.

@AlexSmith-rq8oi

6 жыл бұрын

vidlovr Victoria never recovered and it damaged her reign and nearly destroyed the royal system.

@rainbowgirlism

5 жыл бұрын

I don't think she expected everyone else to wear mourning for 40 years. I know though, that if you wore mourning longer, you were more respected. I would say, "Forget that."

I believe there's no time limit on grief.

That was awesome! Thank you H. R. H. SIR, I love Prince Albert and and all that he did for his country and for the working class. He was a wonderful model of industry for the country and love for his family. The dearest of men....... my question for you SIR, what was his belief as far as God and Heaven and Jesus Christ?

Her Royal Majesty VICTORIA ReGina! God Save The Queen!

@bottomboil63

9 жыл бұрын

Save her from what?

@celiayounger9202

9 жыл бұрын

Stephen Edward Waterstram great propaganda from the royals ... they really have good advisers to remove bad things done into a very popular aceptance by the people. You should read the REAL story of this Queen.

I always loved history!!

It is obvious that while she has the title, Albert was really discharging the functions of the Sovereign. He was the King to all intents and purposes.

I can't help thinking of Prince Albert pipe tobacco, I remember my brothers calling the local market and asking " Do you have Prince Albert in a can ? " and when they said yes, they told them "You better let him out before he smothers"

@juliewitt7496

8 жыл бұрын

+gonefishinwithjesus Gosh! My sister use to do that, too!

@marymacdonald7816

7 жыл бұрын

gonefishinwithjesus eyes, We did that, too. And, "Is your refrigerator running?"

@robertward8130

7 жыл бұрын

We did that too.

@maryannamerica6934

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

1:42 through 2:07 I love how he says that when Victoria wrote it that Albert had already been dead for 2 months; as if after 2 months Victoria should have had plenty of time to get over his death. 🙄

Fantastic documentary the movie and the story on pbs now doesn't show what wonderful things prince albert

I'm surprised their kids were born normal considering they were first cousins

@michealtaylor7745

Жыл бұрын

@Carner Mayba But that had zero to do with Albert as it can only come from the female line. One of her 9 kids had it but lived to be in his 30s. Only died from a fall on the steps of the French hotel. He had children & might have lived much longer. Nothing at all to do with his parents marriage.

Ohhhh how romantic when she says' mu father,my love ,my protection '😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘

What a lovely story! It's where we get our fairy tales, from England of course!

@michealtaylor7745

Жыл бұрын

We prefer It called Britain or the UK. England is not an Island, & it's history is intrinsically mixed with Wales = The Principality' & Scotland. Hence wer'e British.