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Marie Antoinette died in a similar fashion as Elena Ceausescu. She also was wrongly accused of many things, because some powerful entities wanted her removal from power. Please do a video about Elena Ceausescu.
Having previously studied this event, I can't walk into the chamber of horror in blythe curiosity again. But you have admirably steeled your nerves to do this and, we should know this history.
Marie was a good woman. And the French Revolution was a horrific blood bath. Nothing about “freedom”, unlike the American revolution. I’m French and I’m so ashamed of this dark history. Even more ashamed of the Olympics ceremony. The distasteful display of her severed head was gruesome & disgusting! (Among other things).
@@lovecoffee8118 she was the scapegoat. The Jesuits are behind the French Revolution as a revenge against the kings of France. Lampoons were made to ridicule Marie. And it worked, just like it works today when the media smear someone. Her “trial” was a comedy show. She was even accused of having sex with her 8 yrs old son, to which she replied, “I appeal to all mothers”…. She didn’t stood a chance. Her fate was sealed. She was sacrificed. The French Revolution was a very dark event. So when people today are talking about having another revolution, they have no idea what they’re talking about….they are clueless!
@@lovecoffee8118 I replied to you twice but my comments are gone. I gave you much details but I guess some key words didn’t please the power that be….. So I’ll give you a simple answer that should go through: yes she was a very good woman, but she was sacrificed. She didn’t stand a chance. Sorry for the shallow answer but I’m tired of censorship…..
It’s appalling how the Paris Olympics opening ceremony mocked Marie Antoinette and her execution. She was a woman who was a mother. She wasn’t evil and she certainly did not deserve the fate handed to her.
If there's an afterlife, I hope she can know, see and hear that how much despite being dead centuries ago, she still haunts anyone who know about her, her memory still lives on, and the exact people who killed her, will have to carry her with themselves forever
It was UGLY and dark most of the time…. With all of the wonderful French history and culture we were subjected to rubbish that didn’t make much sense. Whoever can’t see this is already woke and brainwashed
And at the 2024 Olympic opening ceremony, part of the show was caricatured images of Marie Antoinette’s bloodied body swinging her own severed head singing some song or other - and they say the French have taste…..
It was horrible. The song the head was singing is called "Ça ira" and it was popular during the french revolution. The lyrics incited people to murder aristocrats. Showing Marie-Antoinette with her head in her hands was particularly horrible considering that in 2020, Samuel Paty a French teacher suffered the same fate in the hands of a terrorist. I hope his family, friends and students did not see that part of the ceremony.
One of her titles was "Protector of the Church". That's why they ridiculed her in that blasphemous ceremony. I don't believe her or Louis deserved any of this. Louis helped us win our revolution, but we didn't lift a finger to help him.
As a French Man i hate the Revolution of 1789! The Queen Marie Antoinette waq a scape goat ! Just like her husband the King Louis the 16th!!! God keep their soul in his heaven!!! Denis from France...
She was not "made" to dress in that plain, white gown. She chose to wear it. She had it tucked away for the purpose of wearing it to her execution because it was the only pristine garment she had left.
@@paulsmith7579 Many of these eyewitness testimonies date from the Bourbon Restoration, when those who had played an active part in the Revolution were desperate to ingratiate themselves with the new regime.
I have read in some historical documentations that Marie was suffering an intense and severe urinary tract infection that caused her immense pain, inconvenience and embarrassment trying to cover up the exudate. I don't know if this is true, but if it is, she probably more or less "welcomed" the end of this embarrassment and pain. In any case, there was nothing that could be done to cure this condition at the time of her execution. Perhaps packs and pessaries. But probably nothing would help. It is unlikely any medical assistance was requested or offered. This was an ancient prison, after all. This is all the more reason to have compassion for this courageous woman. We all wonder HOW we could face the infernal machine with the courage she did. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA) Retired surgeon
I read she was very anaemic due to excessive menstrual bleeding and extreme stress. Her hair turned white overnight due to the immense stress she was under.
Unfortunately the Guillotine Blade is an instant cure for Migraines and Stress Anxiety , when they brought her body to the Grave the Gravediggers put her Head between her legs and talked to her while they ate their lunch . The French were so Tactful to their Austrian Mistress . To her Horror the Prison Guards taught her Kids how to swear like Sailors . Read Antonia Fraser's Book " Marie Antoinette " , she's wonderful , wrote " Oliver Cromwell " too , taught me about my semi-devient Ancestor . Oliver Nefarious who they blame for Charles 1st demise .
Ah yes not like she purposely starve innocent citizen of France and eating gluttony with no care. How many starving mothers lost their children while she ate cake and meat? How many children starve when she took sip of wine? French troops defended her family in a palace of gold while mothers of the poor have to make sacrifices to make sure their young daughters don’t get rape by drunkards on the street. Ass kissing the monarchy as if you are a equal is oxymoronic life. 🤡
@@allyoopdan991 what was so horrific about poor lil louis 17's death by tuberculosis a pretty natural illness at the time. Far better then drawn & quartered or being burned alive though I suspect some pain was there it seems relatively quick for him. After all he died rather suddenly.... though he had been ill. Hardly anything horrific or sinister like poison or anything.
How about the way the useless aristocrats sucked the people dry, like vampires, until they had no choice but to overthrow their inhumanly cruel regime. Does that make you ashamed too? One woman's suffering is more important than MILLIONS?
Move to a true monarchy and enjoy your subjugation to your heart’s content. You shouldn’t be enjoying the freedoms the revolution gave you if you don’t agree either it.
@@psour33 You don’t “mourn the Queen” you utter tool. You have delusions. And France wouldn’t be half the country if is today if it hadn’t rid itself of that institution.
Monarchs and Royals are pathetic. They are a lineage of tyrants who worked their way into wealth and power, then, in order to instill fear into an uneducated and superstitious, god-fearing populace, declared that they were ordained by god. They did this because the population was so afraid of god’s wrath. Psychological strategy that was carried forward over generations to the point of becoming a part of national identity. It’s both amusing and sad. They have a fabricated legitimacy and it’s amazing that so many still exist.
When Madame du Barry, the mistress of Louis XV, was led out of the prison on the way to execution, she was so afraid that she clung to the grill of a window in the prison yard. When she arrived at the scaffold and witnessed the guillotine, she screamed in fear and panic and had to be led up the scaffold against her will. Studing the French Revolution on my own in my retirement was one of the most interesting things I've ever done. It's a complex history but fascinating to study till the end of the Napoleonic Wars.
@@j.g.8494 I still get emotional thinking about that "double" going to the guillotine with that country girl. He was so kind...and she, so sacrificial "I am willing if it will save my young cousins life." What a great book, what a wonderful author. Have you listened to "Revolutions" podcast? The guy does all the known revolutions of mankind but does a great job on The French Revolt.
I have read her last letter written to her son from prison. In that insist on her son not to think of hating those who kilked his father, the king! This fact itself shows that Marie Antoinette was a great minded lady. Her KARMA was to be killed unjustly by the revolutionaries. A lot of stories had beeb fabricated around her character during revolution. One is the story if CAKE! When wonan fell down on the ground of the castle it was she had no bread to eat.Then she has told: why bread, she could have eaten brioche(something like bun!) She said so because she didnt have any idea about food scarcity ! During her marriage in her own signature she had made 2 mistakes! (her karma was already decided the end of her life!) This poor lady, the victim of revolution should be respected by every french man and woman! Adieu chere Madame!
This Paris Olympic confirms my distrust of the French in general. How could they caricatured the queen like that , tasteless, gruesome, unjust, and low
@@David-yw2lv Supposedly she said “Qu’ils mangent de la brioche” Let them eat brioche. Brioche is a kind of bread made with eggs and milk. Of course the people were too poor for brioche. And even this supposed quote didn’t appear until long after her death and has little credibility.
The dauphin died in prison in march 1795 aged 10 and his sister Marie Thérèse was freed end of 1795 and first went to Austria to come back to France She died in 1851.
According to legend, as soon as the guillotine knife touched her naked neck, all the roses in the gardens of the Louvre, Versailles, Tuileries and Saint-Cloud withered, as if mourning their queen.
What they did to her children must have been horrific for her, especially her son just a little boy,hate stired up by people wanting power, blood lust, funny bit of that around today,
Many innocent men, woman, and children died because of her lack of compassion for the poor when she could have influenced the king and changed some devastating econoic . policies. It happens in every kingdom the rich od on riches and de ons poses them. It happening here in US, the love of money is what is devastating this country the demons at it again. Most people really don't understand how evil works, but soon they will. Ghm
Every Revolution devours it's own , with a little Thuggery and Skullduggery Robespierre in the French Peasant revolt and Camilo Cienfuegos in Cuba ( Huber Matos and Che ) , In 1960 Castro promised elections in 18 months then survived 8 US Presidents without one . I didn't think the Party would stay in Power that long with little opposition .
The Road To Hell Is Often Paved With Good Intentions... The French revolution was a horrid stain on French history. A good idea in the beginning that turned into utter madness that cost thousands of people their lives.
Its what happens when you put a girl with no experience and expect her to rule a country. She did not deserve to go this way. The fact that they put her in an open cart to add to her humiliation shows how much she was hated
She didn't rule the country. Queens of France are prohibited from reigning unless she is Regent. Ruled by Louis 16, Marie-Antoinette was very far from politics: A letter addressed on September 22, 1784 to her brother Joseph shows the limits of the Queen's political influence: “I am not blind to my credit; I know that, especially when it comes to politics, I don't have much influence over the king's mind. Would it be prudent for me to have scenes with his minister on subjects on which it is almost certain that the king would not support me? Without ostentation or lies, I let the public believe that I have more credit than I really have, because, if they didn't believe me, I would have even less. »
She didn't rule. It was her husband. She was derided as a foreigner (she was Austrian) and was the most visible target for hatred due to her extravagant ways. She was just a pawn in a terrible game. Her poor son suffered horribly until his death.
So, you're of the "But But, it's not my fault" generation when a rich girl is hauled into court for driving while drunk and killing a whole family for example?
Look at the video The french revolution oversimplified to understand the historical point of view. Louis and Marie-Antoinette made fatal mistakes with the help of foreign countries. It's treason for a nation.
There was nothing to protest. After she was detained with her family Austria Prussia and a coalition led by the brother of Louis xvi attacked us to restore them to power. We beat them at Valmy in 1792. People were so infuriated about it that they purged the nation of aristocrats during a period called la Terreur with Robespierre. Many places are called Valmy in France!
As much as one can decry the cruelty, I understand why the French killed their monarchy and aristocrats. The royal family would have gone to Austria and an Austrian army would have invaded to install them back. One can certainly decry the methods, regardless.
@@workingmamma5342 well, look who were the ones ended up massacring the people instead of Austria and who ended up making people from rest of the world suffer for decades keep these excuses to yourself
@@workingmamma5342 bruh. Austria didn't even needed to bother themselves, because revolutionaries themselves relieved them of such a heavy burden of burning the country to the ground
@@altinaykor364 They could not foresee that at the beginning. And being invaded by a foreign army that would have installed them back on the throne is a different situation altogether.
Paris has been known as the city of romance: but then France has been also known as the center of apparel and clothes industry: As well as the invention of the guillotine. Definitely quite a contrast.
@@pdmacguire She was a woman of her class who had no particular power to solve the economic problems of 18th-century France. The revolutionaries were responsible for far more suffering than Marie ever was.
Couple things I think are worth mentioning. She may have not deserve to die, but she represented things that we French people hated. Hundreds of years of abuse to the French people by the monarchy and the aristocrats specially. You were sent to the gallies where you never made it back for poaching a few rabbits to feed your family. Hanged for stealing a loaf of bread. Taxed to death. You did not exist as a commoner,only the church kept records of birth marriage and death. -she and Louis xvi could have accepted the constitutional monarchy but instead they tried to leave the country in 1792 to join the Austrians (her native country) and Prussian coalition to attack France to restore them as absolute monarchs. No tears were shed for her. No wonder they hated her. Plus she was an outrage spender of public finance while the people were starving to death.
she was a girl....france was anything but civilised....and she had no say in anything her husband did...and the reign of terror was worse than anything the monarchy did
She was a victim of circumstances and it's disgusting what the french did to her. Read what really happened to her, if you can find it. She was a saint.
@@cecilyyates22 I am French I’m old and I’ve read French history all my life. She was no freaking saint give me a break.She had no regard for the well being of French people!
@@mottthehoople693 France was as civilized as the rest of Europe at the time. It was the age of enlightenment. The terror killed a lot of people. They guillotined my village priest in ’Lyon because he refused to swear an oath to theRevolution . It’s that part of our history where the revolution got out of hand. But you can blame the aristocrats for it because they refused to accept the will of the people. Like most foreigners you love the decorum of royalties, the castles ,the dresses, the carriages, but you’re not interested in the living condition of 85% of the population at the time.
The cycle of revenge is never ending. The oppressed gains power and become the oppressors. Unfortunately human nature to seek revenge and forgiving isn't an easy thing to do. I certainly have my moments when done wrong and wish to do wrong in return. Can take a lifetime if ever to forgive. Special people who can easily forgive wrongs done against them.
@@robertdaley1194 The leaders of the French Revolution were atheists who tried to stamp out all religions in France over a century before the Bolsheviks took over Russia.
I read that even while imprisoned, she was actively trying to reinstate the monarchy, which explains some of this, but no one deserves such a horrible fate. Fascinating to hear the words of a man present at this event.
I hated how Ridley Scott portrayed this scene in his awful Napoleon movie. It was void of dignity or emotion of any kind, which left me feeling NOTHING for the character.
my great grandmothers relatives left France at this time, their surname was Bourdon, my great Grandmothers name was Milliene Bourdon but the just called her Mill..(Bourdon translates as small Bee I believe?
As a mother, it would be extremely heart wrenching to leave behind my babies. rest in peace to her son Louis. They treated this little boy brutally to the point of death.
It is a very sad and unfortunate incident. May be she could have been imprisoned for life instead of execution. This was nothing by mass hysteria to have her executed.
On that day, all eyes were on the Battle of Wattgnies, which the revolutionary army won against the Austrians. Not much attention was paid to the execution of María Antonieta. Her body, with her head, was buried in the small Madeleine cemetery, where many of those who died on the day of the wedding of the Dauphin and the Dauphine had also been buried years before.
the freemason dicttator napoleon was a traitor and a loxist from the sion moloch temple sect ... he betrayed france and cooperated with nelson in a plan to decimate the french christian population by war/ he first was allowed to conquer and later he led his armie in a death trap in russia and later on in waterloo, to be decimated and the high tanking officers all escaped as all of them were loxists from the jacobin sion moloch temple sect // so who are the ancestors of macron? sect members from the one and same evil jacobin/sion moloch temple sect ..
when you start figuring out how the sect operates and using thousdands and thousands of actors an media etc to deceive to seed fear and wage wars you will see....the plots of thet ancient evil sect.... they sll are insane and believe they are choosen ones... to decimate the world by war and poisen and to rule as they think they are "gods"
This obscene class difference still exists today. The 1% with everything whilst children go to school hungry, its horrendous. Nobody should have so much while there are people with nothing.
Yes, what peculiar creatures we are Or Are we ... Pardon my lack of recollect as to whom this quote is attributed: "When tearing down statues be sure to save the pedestals for the new ones to be erected." I'm certain I've butchered it, a bit, but you get the gist. If the populace would only realize we could cease being cogs and seize the means of all we need ... But It's exhibited over and over And quite at a breaking point, now, what vicious, quarrelsome and hateful upright bipeds we actually are, eh?! And so very easy to manipulate en masse. The pope visits a city and a million people will line the streets, adoringly. Soon enough, Britain will celebrate another coronation for a new king and a million people will line the streets teary-eyed and shitting themselves with joy over a 138 million pound parade while a third of their population is edging toward insufferable poverty. Here, in usa, we are on brink of martial law, come midwinter ... And still The same fuggin' muppets live beyond our dream capacity ... I've no real love lost for royalty but I'm also not french so I can only develop a perception from historical reflection. In any event, however, the aforementioned quote sizes it up ... humans seek to be led, generally, and there always will be those who are glad to lead. Once we scent power We soon develop a taste for greed. Thanks for allowing me to comment chatter. And As I expect three quarters of this earth to be in military combat by the end of the year I extend my truest best wishes to You and Yours!
I wholeheartedly disagree with your little communist manifesto. I grew up on a farm and we were so poor we barely could afford a toilet to pee in. I then grew up fully, worked hard and became very successful, whilst others like me didn't work hard and just sat around feeling sorry for themselves, complaining about how poor they are. Should I feel guilty? I think not. Nothing unfair about people who wake up every morning with a purpose in life like me versus those who think they should be given everything. Life is what you make it.
One day both King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette will be formally recognized as Martyrs of the True Faith. Once the Holy Church itself is purified of evil infiltrators, they will be canonized.
Rev 13:3 "And I saw that one of his heads was, as it were, wounded to death, and his deadly wound was healed. And all the world wondered after the beast."
Geez, it wouldn't have cost the producers of this video more than 2 minutes to review WHY she they took her head. In a sense, this whole video is the END to the Beggining and the Middle. What kind of story telling is that?
Vatican II Robber Council was similar to this. Revolution, Revolution revolution. -a sedevacantist still reeling after 60 years. Mother of God, please help me
5:19 how odd that all young ladies in Europe had copied the dead queen and her death white dress as the year 1799 was the year of the white gowns and empire waist era
@@MD-lf3gt Yes, you spelled it correctly too, while Hapsburg is used interchangeably. They married into royalty in several countries throughout Europe, as was the custom of royalty at the time. An interesting read by author Eduard Habsburg, is “The Habsburg Way, Seven Rules for Turbulent Times” printed 2023.
The revolution was a crap show. The “storming of the bastille” was like a scene out of Monty Python. Nothing like Andrew Loyd Webber’s musical. Then the Jacobins took over and started chopping heads. All in the name of safety.
Some say he died in prison……… others say, he was switched in prison with a look-a-like boy & adopted & sailed to America…… where further tales are told ……rumors…… there’s even a Daniel Boone (old show) that allegedly he saves a boy who is ………
@@Carey-t5q no he died. His remains were never found as he was buried in an unmarked grave at St Marguerite cemetery but his heart was preserved . In 2000 the DNA was tested. It belonged to him.
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It's heartbreaking. That poor woman. 😢❤
Marie Antoinette died in a similar fashion as Elena Ceausescu. She also was wrongly accused of many things, because some powerful entities wanted her removal from power.
Please do a video about Elena Ceausescu.
Having previously studied this event, I can't walk into the chamber of horror in blythe curiosity again. But you have admirably steeled your nerves to do this and, we should know this history.
humans do horrible things to each other… and then make up stories about weathered roses. very sad
So glad I didn’t exist back then. Lord only knows what I’d be falsely accused of.
Marie was a good woman. And the French Revolution was a horrific blood bath. Nothing about “freedom”, unlike the American revolution.
I’m French and I’m so ashamed of this dark history.
Even more ashamed of the Olympics ceremony. The distasteful display of her severed head was gruesome & disgusting! (Among other things).
Why did they hate her so much? I've heard from others that she was not evil as they portrait
@@lovecoffee8118 she was the scapegoat. The Jesuits are behind the French Revolution as a revenge against the kings of France.
Lampoons were made to ridicule Marie. And it worked, just like it works today when the media smear someone.
Her “trial” was a comedy show. She was even accused of having sex with her 8 yrs old son, to which she replied, “I appeal to all mothers”….
She didn’t stood a chance. Her fate was sealed. She was sacrificed.
The French Revolution was a very dark event. So when people today are talking about having another revolution, they have no idea what they’re talking about….they are clueless!
@@lovecoffee8118 I replied to you twice but my comments are gone.
I gave you much details but I guess some key words didn’t please the power that be…..
So I’ll give you a simple answer that should go through: yes she was a very good woman, but she was sacrificed. She didn’t stand a chance.
Sorry for the shallow answer but I’m tired of censorship…..
@kelkrote GOD BLESS YOU. KEEP TELLING THE TEUTH...if youstop , if you getfrustrated, theywin...try combining words. Toconfuse aisensor
France was bankrupt at the time of the French revolution
It’s appalling how the Paris Olympics opening ceremony mocked Marie Antoinette and her execution. She was a woman who was a mother. She wasn’t evil and she certainly did not deserve the fate handed to her.
What a disgrace. Everything about that ceremony was appalling.
Indeed. God rest her soul.
Oh my friend, she was a tyrant indeed…
@@vincentmcnabb939Like All of us, he will certainly Judge It.
@@vincentmcnabb939may she burn in hell forever.
This evil called Marie-Antoinette lived in clover while the French population was starving!
She became immortal. She could’ve never imagined that her name would be celebrated around the world centuries after her death.
If there's an afterlife, I hope she can know, see and hear that how much despite being dead centuries ago, she still haunts anyone who know about her, her memory still lives on, and the exact people who killed her, will have to carry her with themselves forever
@@altinaykor364 what a silly chatter
@@MD-lf3gt you wanna find silly, look at the mirror
@@altinaykor364 bye Barbie
Celebrated as an out of touch royal
París Olympic 2024 a completely disgusting joke !!!!! A reckoning is upon France 🇫🇷 thanks for the uploading.
What a disgrace the French have become
😂 Seriously? You're offended by what exactly?
Paris olympics were wonderful in every respect
How was it a joke??
It was UGLY and dark most of the time…. With all of the wonderful French history and culture we were subjected to rubbish that didn’t make much sense. Whoever can’t see this is already woke and brainwashed
And at the 2024 Olympic opening ceremony, part of the show was caricatured images of Marie Antoinette’s bloodied body swinging her own severed head singing some song or other - and they say the French have taste…..
It was horrible. The song the head was singing is called "Ça ira" and it was popular during the french revolution. The lyrics incited people to murder aristocrats.
Showing Marie-Antoinette with her head in her hands was particularly horrible considering that in 2020, Samuel Paty a French teacher suffered the same fate in the hands of a terrorist. I hope his family, friends and students did not see that part of the ceremony.
One of her titles was "Protector of the Church". That's why they ridiculed her in that blasphemous ceremony. I don't believe her or Louis deserved any of this. Louis helped us win our revolution, but we didn't lift a finger to help him.
Very revealing, I realised. how much those people hate women. Really hate us. Gloating like that. Delia Morris
That ceremony was a disgusting abomination to all but the most depraved
I didn’t watch a single part of it thankfully… the woke evil has invaded everything..
As a French Man i hate the Revolution of 1789! The Queen Marie Antoinette waq a scape goat ! Just like her husband the King Louis the 16th!!! God keep their soul in his heaven!!! Denis from France...
You are not the only one who despise this despicable disaster, the beginning of and inexorable march towards the ochlocracies we're leaving in today.
@@jorgemachado7784 you are absolutely right!!!
well, that means a lot💗💗💗
@@altinaykor364 what do you mean? I don't understand?
@@denislacombe4103 nothing, I just praised you☺because people like you are rare💗💗💗
She was not "made" to dress in that plain, white gown. She chose to wear it. She had it tucked away for the purpose of wearing it to her execution because it was the only pristine garment she had left.
Yes person 300 years later arguing with the testimony of an eyewitness.
@@soreo11 White is also a colour of mourning, especially for a queen.
@@paulsmith7579 Many of these eyewitness testimonies date from the Bourbon Restoration, when those who had played an active part in the Revolution were desperate to ingratiate themselves with the new regime.
@@soreo11 Though it's certainly an entertaining read, I'm not sure Marie Antoinette The Journey by Antonia Fraser is a terribly reliable source.
From what I've read, yes she was made to wear this. She wanted to wear black for mourning and they didn't allow it.
I have read in some historical documentations that Marie was suffering an intense and severe urinary tract infection that caused her immense pain, inconvenience and embarrassment trying to cover up the exudate. I don't know if this is true, but if it is, she probably more or less "welcomed" the end of this embarrassment and pain. In any case, there was nothing that could be done to cure this condition at the time of her execution. Perhaps packs and pessaries. But probably nothing would help. It is unlikely any medical assistance was requested or offered. This was an ancient prison, after all.
This is all the more reason to have compassion for this courageous woman. We all wonder HOW we could face the infernal machine with the courage she did.
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Read a version that she was menstruating and had to Relieve herself before her 2 hour Buckboard ride to the Scaffold .
I read she was very anaemic due to excessive menstrual bleeding and extreme stress. Her hair turned white overnight due to the immense stress she was under.
Unfortunately the Guillotine Blade is an instant cure for Migraines and Stress Anxiety , when they brought her body to the Grave the Gravediggers put her Head between her legs and talked to her while they ate their lunch . The French were so Tactful to their Austrian Mistress . To her Horror the Prison Guards taught her Kids how to swear like Sailors . Read Antonia Fraser's Book " Marie Antoinette " , she's wonderful , wrote " Oliver Cromwell " too , taught me about my semi-devient Ancestor . Oliver Nefarious who they blame for Charles 1st demise .
Fibromalgia and bleeding. She had to undress and change her undeware in her cell. The gard refused to turn around when she asked him so.
Sounds like she had excessive bleeding from Uterine Fibroids , but the Blade ended that Dilemma .@@bernardmauge8613
Barbarity against a woman, a mother, unforgivable.
Ah yes not like she purposely starve innocent citizen of France and eating gluttony with no care.
How many starving mothers lost their children while she ate cake and meat?
How many children starve when she took sip of wine?
French troops defended her family in a palace of gold while mothers of the poor have to make sacrifices to make sure their young daughters don’t get rape by drunkards on the street.
Ass kissing the monarchy as if you are a equal is oxymoronic life. 🤡
And France has fallen once again, some people just can't learn from history 🙄, can't make this stuff up..
France is destroyed, she will never rise again.
Guess which one of us didn't learn from history 🙄
You
@@ichangedmyself4362guess again
@@kathowell5058 your mom??? Riddle me that...
If she knew how her beloved son would end up, she would've gone insane.
Who was her son?
@@EMScott-le7vu Louis XVII. Died aged 10. Avail yourself of Google and read the horror for yourself.
@allyoopdan9 Don't be an arsch, Dan.
@@allyoopdan991 what was so horrific about poor lil louis 17's death by tuberculosis a pretty natural illness at the time. Far better then drawn & quartered or being burned alive though I suspect some pain was there it seems relatively quick for him. After all he died rather suddenly.... though he had been ill. Hardly anything horrific or sinister like poison or anything.
@@craighanson-rc1md you know nothing about Louis XVII, that's obvious.
A year later the jeering crowd danced around the Jacobines.
This kind of thing makes me ashamed to be human.
Grow up...I'm ashamed that you are human too..
Why? What goes around comes around.
How many innocent people do think that monarchy sent to the guillotine? I imagine quite a few, but their stories will never be told.
@@jaymac7203 This needs to be brought back for the '-newcomers, '
How about the way the useless aristocrats sucked the people dry, like vampires, until they had no choice but to overthrow their inhumanly cruel regime. Does that make you ashamed too?
One woman's suffering is more important than MILLIONS?
And then she was released from this shithole of a world.
Its ok, france has mr Brigitte now
What happens to us today is the price to pay for this murder. I mourn the Queen. As a french man, I feel guilty and disgusted.
Move to a true monarchy and enjoy your subjugation to your heart’s content. You shouldn’t be enjoying the freedoms the revolution gave you if you don’t agree either it.
Can you elaborate? I do have my own theories but it would be nice to learn it from a Frenchman
@@psour33 You don’t “mourn the Queen” you utter tool. You have delusions. And France wouldn’t be half the country if is today if it hadn’t rid itself of that institution.
No, it's due to siding with Churchill and the communists during WWII.
Monarchs and Royals are pathetic. They are a lineage of tyrants who worked their way into wealth and power, then, in order to instill fear into an uneducated and superstitious, god-fearing populace, declared that they were ordained by god. They did this because the population was so afraid of god’s wrath. Psychological strategy that was carried forward over generations to the point of becoming a part of national identity. It’s both amusing and sad. They have a fabricated legitimacy and it’s amazing that so many still exist.
When Madame du Barry, the mistress of Louis XV, was led out of the prison on the way to execution, she was so afraid that she clung to the grill of a window in the prison yard. When she arrived at the scaffold and witnessed the guillotine, she screamed in fear and panic and had to be led up the scaffold against her will. Studing the French Revolution on my own in my retirement was one of the most interesting things I've ever done. It's a complex history but fascinating to study till the end of the Napoleonic Wars.
Read A Tale of Two Cities to get a Dickens account
@@amycraig3956 I did read A Tale of Two Cities.
@@j.g.8494 I still get emotional thinking about that "double" going to the guillotine with that country girl. He was so kind...and she, so sacrificial "I am willing if it will save my young cousins life." What a great book, what a wonderful author. Have you listened to "Revolutions" podcast? The guy does all the known revolutions of mankind but does a great job on The French Revolt.
I have read her last letter written to her son from prison. In that insist on her son not to think of hating those who kilked his father, the king!
This fact itself shows that Marie Antoinette was a great minded lady.
Her KARMA was to be killed unjustly by the revolutionaries.
A lot of stories had beeb fabricated around her character during revolution.
One is the story if CAKE!
When wonan fell down on the ground of the castle it was she had no bread to eat.Then she has told: why bread, she could have eaten brioche(something like bun!)
She said so because she didnt have any idea about food scarcity !
During her marriage in her own signature she had made 2 mistakes!
(her karma was already decided the end of her life!)
This poor lady, the victim of revolution should be respected by every french man and woman!
Adieu chere Madame!
This Paris Olympic confirms my distrust of the French in general. How could they caricatured the queen like that , tasteless, gruesome, unjust, and low
well said
Because she was a horrible queen who ignored her starving citizens of France.
@@jaws392 go keep your cringe words to other brainwashed ignorants like yourself
@@jaws392 go give your cringe lies to other brainwashed ignorants like you
@@jaws392 more cringe lies of children's schools
The post Revolutionaries were quite brutal as well...just like in newly formed Communist Russia.
Soviet union
The same tribe was pulling the strings
She loved her children and would have wanted them to know that she had been calm and dignified before death. What happened to the dauphin was tragic.
Didn't they butcher her children too?
She never said "Let them eat cake "
@@David-yw2lv what you said about Marie Antoinette , is absolutely true!!! She never said Let them eat cake! Denis from.France....
@@David-yw2lv Supposedly she said “Qu’ils mangent de la brioche” Let them eat brioche. Brioche is a kind of bread made with eggs and milk. Of course the people were too poor for brioche. And even this supposed quote didn’t appear until long after her death and has little credibility.
@@johnculpepper6445 I read where it was attributed to a princess before Marie was born.She was saying the poor people should have brioche.
I was told she said: "Nothing is new, merely forgotten."
@@David-yw2lv It was her Sister who said that , in old France Cake was trimmed Breadcrumbs.
You killed Marie, but salute Brigitte; what a upside down world we live in
Thats a man baby
Free Barabbas!!
@@jannydots3870 Brigitte.. who? Bardot?
Sadly Their Children were left to starve be beaten and live in the streets😢😢😢
Oh No ! So sad, Prayers for them.
The dauphin died in prison in march 1795 aged 10 and his sister Marie Thérèse was freed end of 1795 and first went to Austria to come back to France She died in 1851.
@@opossum9680 The dauphin died in the custody of a cobbler who beat him.
@@amyKallensandoval3334 Complete nonsense.
The blood of the Revolution has stained France forever something they will never recover
@@patriciaoconnor4741 This sounds more like a reaction made in the first part of the 19th century than in 2024.
Sheer madness takes over when signs of discontent of a country's inhabitants are ignored.
According to legend, as soon as the guillotine knife touched her naked neck, all the roses in the gardens of the Louvre, Versailles, Tuileries and Saint-Cloud withered, as if mourning their queen.
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I’m not sure what you’re smoking, but please stop it!
@@frenchustube Are you generally a normal person? It's just a legend.
@@vollhov2370 after reading the comments, you never know
What they did to her children must have been horrific for her, especially her son just a little boy,hate stired up by people wanting power, blood lust, funny bit of that around today,
Evil to the core, just like nazies and zionists.
Stirred up by envy.
Is it happening in America as the Radical Socialist Left brings millions of illegals into the country?! 😱
To her Horror the guards taught her children to swear like Sailors .
@@kathyhansen2820 NONSENSE, stirred up by starvation and hatred of a ghastly money grabbing unelected monarchy,....they should never exist.
Another example (there's billion's of them), of the barbaric ferocity known of the species the human race.
Another was the USA's murder of three million Vietnamese, all in the name of "freedom". - David Lyga
A despicable crime committed by scoundrels.
They could have put her in a jail for Gambling Debtors and OCD clothes shopper.
Many innocent men, woman, and children died because of her lack of compassion for the poor when she could have influenced the king and changed some devastating econoic . policies. It happens in every kingdom the rich od on riches and de ons poses them. It happening here in US, the love of money is what is devastating this country the demons at it again. Most people really don't understand how evil works, but soon they will. Ghm
Lol
The entire French Revolution could fairly be described that way.
Every Revolution devours it's own , with a little Thuggery and Skullduggery Robespierre in the French Peasant revolt and Camilo Cienfuegos in Cuba ( Huber Matos and Che ) , In 1960 Castro promised elections in 18 months then survived 8 US Presidents without one . I didn't think the Party would stay in Power that long with little opposition .
The Road To Hell Is Often Paved With Good Intentions... The French revolution was a horrid stain on French history. A good idea in the beginning that turned into utter madness that cost thousands of people their lives.
Its what happens when you put a girl with no experience and expect her to rule a country. She did not deserve to go this way. The fact that they put her in an open cart to add to her humiliation shows how much she was hated
She didn't rule the country. Queens of France are prohibited from reigning unless she is Regent. Ruled by Louis 16, Marie-Antoinette was very far from politics:
A letter addressed on September 22, 1784 to her brother Joseph shows the limits of the Queen's political influence: “I am not blind to my credit; I know that, especially when it comes to politics, I don't have much influence over the king's mind. Would it be prudent for me to have scenes with his minister on subjects on which it is almost certain that the king would not support me? Without ostentation or lies, I let the public believe that I have more credit than I really have, because, if they didn't believe me, I would have even less. »
She didn't rule. It was her husband. She was derided as a foreigner (she was Austrian) and was the most visible target for hatred due to her extravagant ways. She was just a pawn in a terrible game. Her poor son suffered horribly until his death.
So, you're of the "But But, it's not my fault" generation when a rich girl is hauled into court for driving while drunk and killing a whole family for example?
Look at the video The french revolution oversimplified to understand the historical point of view. Louis and Marie-Antoinette made fatal mistakes with the help of foreign countries. It's treason for a nation.
Where did her son go ?
A cruel fate and injustice for a Princess Royal of the Hapsburg Monarchy ❤😢
the open cart is called a tumbrill
Tumbrel
What I want to know is why Austria never protested against one of their. own being beheaded countries used to go to war at the drop of a hat.
The Austrian Monarchy fought since 1792 against the French Republic. (The coalition wars) The execution of Marie Antoinette was in 1793.
Austria was already at war with France i believe
also she did not hold much political leverage
There was nothing to protest. After she was detained with her family Austria Prussia and a coalition led by the brother of Louis xvi attacked us to restore them to power. We beat them at Valmy in 1792. People were so infuriated about it that they purged the nation of aristocrats during a period called la Terreur with Robespierre. Many places are called Valmy in France!
@@frenchustube Robespierre killed also a bunch of revolutionaries. And the end was Napoleon.
Heartbreaking, she did not deserve any of this....
As much as one can decry the cruelty, I understand why the French killed their monarchy and aristocrats. The royal family would have gone to Austria and an Austrian army would have invaded to install them back. One can certainly decry the methods, regardless.
@@workingmamma5342 well, look who were the ones ended up massacring the people instead of Austria and who ended up making people from rest of the world suffer for decades
keep these excuses to yourself
@@workingmamma5342 bruh. Austria didn't even needed to bother themselves, because revolutionaries themselves relieved them of such a heavy burden of burning the country to the ground
@@altinaykor364 They could not foresee that at the beginning. And being invaded by a foreign army that would have installed them back on the throne is a different situation altogether.
@@workingmamma5342 excuses for destructive self-pitying people👎👎👎
A true blooded princess💔
Paris has been known as the city of romance: but then France has been also known as the center of apparel and clothes industry:
As well as the invention of the guillotine.
Definitely quite a contrast.
also ruining the lives of their own people and still not owning up to that
It's now known as the worst Olympics host ever!
This story brought me to tears...
Damn that officer tried to punch her....she didnt deserve to be executed
She had snowball fights while hundreds of thousands were starving. She was a monster.
Yeah that was pretty disgusting but not surprising. People suck.
@@pdmacguire She was a woman of her class who had no particular power to solve the economic problems of 18th-century France. The revolutionaries were responsible for far more suffering than Marie ever was.
@@isoldamRevolutionaries are almost ALWAYS responsible for far more suffering than what they're overturning.
@@pdmacguirelies spread by the revolutionaries All the revolutionaries said we're all lies
Couple things I think are worth mentioning. She may have not deserve to die, but she represented things that we French people hated. Hundreds of years of abuse to the French people by the monarchy and the aristocrats specially. You were sent to the gallies where you never made it back for poaching a few rabbits to feed your family. Hanged for stealing a loaf of bread. Taxed to death. You did not exist as a commoner,only the church kept records of birth marriage and death. -she and Louis xvi could have accepted the constitutional monarchy but instead they tried to leave the country in 1792 to join the Austrians (her native country) and Prussian coalition to attack France to restore them as absolute monarchs.
No tears were shed for her.
No wonder they hated her. Plus she was an outrage spender of public finance while the people were starving to death.
she was a girl....france was anything but civilised....and she had no say in anything her husband did...and the reign of terror was worse than anything the monarchy did
She was a victim of circumstances and it's disgusting what the french did to her. Read what really happened to her, if you can find it. She was a saint.
@@cecilyyates22 I am French I’m old and I’ve read French history all my life. She was no freaking saint give me a break.She had no regard for the well being of French people!
@@mottthehoople693 France was as civilized as the rest of Europe at the time. It was the age of enlightenment. The terror killed a lot of people. They guillotined my village priest in ’Lyon because he refused to swear an oath to theRevolution . It’s that part of our history where the revolution got out of hand. But you can blame the aristocrats for it because they refused to accept the will of the people. Like most foreigners you love the decorum of royalties, the castles ,the dresses, the carriages, but you’re not interested in the living condition of 85% of the population at the time.
@frenchustube no Saint. Give me a break. Old or not, you should know the history your speaking of.
The cycle of revenge is never ending. The oppressed gains power and become the oppressors. Unfortunately human nature to seek revenge and forgiving isn't an easy thing to do. I certainly have my moments when done wrong and wish to do wrong in return. Can take a lifetime if ever to forgive. Special people who can easily forgive wrongs done against them.
poor lady was a scapegoat. in the wrong place and time in history
Ah! The ever compassionate French. Such polite people.
Wait. there is much in our current West that imitates pre-revolutionary France.
Also read about the Carmelite Nuns.
@@robertdaley1194 The leaders of the French Revolution were atheists who tried to stamp out all religions in France over a century before the Bolsheviks took over Russia.
Dialogues des Carmélites, composed in 1957 by Poulenc, a gorgeous, sombre, thoughtful opera.
Keith Richards was there to witness it.👍
😂
So was Iggy Pop
Love it best comment ever 🤣🤣🤣
😂
The immortal, unkillable Sir Keith Richards, Prince of darkness!
I read that even while imprisoned, she was actively trying to reinstate the monarchy, which explains some of this, but no one deserves such a horrible fate. Fascinating to hear the words of a man present at this event.
Napoleon really ridiculed the revolution by assuming the title of the Emperor.
He was a soldier, not a politician.
I have great sympathy and empathy for this lady who faced her KARMA with dignity!
And every year again they celebrate this in France.
I hated how Ridley Scott portrayed this scene in his awful Napoleon movie. It was void of dignity or emotion of any kind, which left me feeling NOTHING for the character.
my great grandmothers relatives left France at this time, their surname was Bourdon, my great Grandmothers name was Milliene Bourdon but the just called her Mill..(Bourdon translates as small Bee I believe?
@@dfcvda wasn’t it Bourbon?
As a mother, it would be extremely heart wrenching to leave behind my babies. rest in peace to her son Louis. They treated this little boy brutally to the point of death.
It seems the French didn't like foreigners and that has continued to today.
Maybe they don't like foreigners ruling over them. Especially when they were starving
That's a sweeping generalisation. Nevertheless the crowd was indeed manipulated by base xenophobia.
Not true at all!!!!!!
But if those invaders - EXCUSE ME - _foreigners_ are Muslims, then it's all okay lol.
There are still French in France?
Monstruosidades que custaram muito à França!
So dreadful, so sorrowful!
Why did they make her awaken at 6:00 a.m.? That's more inhumane than the execution itself!
And now they have Macron😮
And his husband, Brigitte
It is a very sad and unfortunate incident. May be she could have been imprisoned for life instead of execution. This was nothing by mass hysteria to have her executed.
To be honest it seems more merciful, her life would have been hell in prison, the revolutionaries were savages
Unfortunately awful act
On that day, all eyes were on the Battle of Wattgnies, which the revolutionary army won against the Austrians. Not much attention was paid to the execution of María Antonieta. Her body, with her head, was buried in the small Madeleine cemetery, where many of those who died on the day of the wedding of the Dauphin and the Dauphine had also been buried years before.
The French hypocrisy we'll kill the monarchy then proclaim an emperor and still hold themselves up as revolutionaries 😂😂
And pursued brutal colonialism with the zest of any King.
the freemason dicttator napoleon was a traitor and a loxist from the sion moloch temple sect ... he betrayed france and cooperated with nelson in a plan to decimate the french christian population by war/ he first was allowed to conquer and later he led his armie in a death trap in russia and later on in waterloo, to be decimated and the high tanking officers all escaped as all of them were loxists from the jacobin sion moloch temple sect // so who are the ancestors of macron? sect members from the one and same evil jacobin/sion moloch temple sect ..
when you start figuring out how the sect operates and using thousdands and thousands of actors an media etc to deceive to seed fear and wage wars you will see....the plots of thet ancient evil sect.... they sll are insane and believe they are choosen ones... to decimate the world by war and poisen and to rule as they think they are "gods"
The French have the trademark on hypocrisy. They make the English look like Thomas Aquinas.
@@stephenbingham5935 It is all about money and power and control.
....animals..
Barbarians of the dark ages.Where did much-vaulted chivalry of the white race disappear?
Don't insult animals
Don't insult animals like that
I’m glad history has told the truth about her.
This obscene class difference still exists today. The 1% with everything whilst children go to school hungry, its horrendous. Nobody should have so much while there are people with nothing.
I completely agree. The world is unfair
Life was never fair, but one can not blame others for ones misfortunes
Yes, what peculiar creatures we are
Or
Are we ...
Pardon my lack of recollect as to whom this quote is attributed:
"When tearing down statues be sure to save the pedestals for the new ones to be erected."
I'm certain I've butchered it, a bit, but you get the gist.
If the populace would only realize we could cease being cogs and seize the means of all we need ...
But
It's exhibited over and over
And quite at a breaking point, now, what vicious, quarrelsome and hateful upright bipeds we actually are, eh?!
And so very easy to manipulate en masse.
The pope visits a city and a million people will line the streets, adoringly.
Soon enough, Britain will celebrate another coronation for a new king and a million people will line the streets teary-eyed and shitting themselves with joy over a 138 million pound parade while a third of their population is edging toward insufferable poverty.
Here, in usa, we are on brink of martial law, come midwinter ...
And still
The same fuggin' muppets live beyond our dream capacity ...
I've no real love lost for royalty but I'm also not french so I can only develop a perception from historical reflection.
In any event, however, the aforementioned quote sizes it up ... humans seek to be led, generally, and there always will be those who are glad to lead.
Once we scent power
We soon develop a taste for greed.
Thanks for allowing me to comment chatter.
And
As I expect three quarters of this earth to be in military combat by the end of the year
I extend my truest best wishes to You and Yours!
Worse than ever.
I wholeheartedly disagree with your little communist manifesto. I grew up on a farm and we were so poor we barely could afford a toilet to pee in. I then grew up fully, worked hard and became very successful, whilst others like me didn't work hard and just sat around feeling sorry for themselves, complaining about how poor they are. Should I feel guilty? I think not. Nothing unfair about people who wake up every morning with a purpose in life like me versus those who think they should be given everything. Life is what you make it.
One day both King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette will be formally recognized as Martyrs of the True Faith. Once the Holy Church itself is purified of evil infiltrators, they will be canonized.
The prophecy of the return of the great monarch.
France killed their hope a long time ago what happened can't be undone
Rev 13:3 "And I saw that one of his heads was, as it were, wounded to death, and his deadly wound was healed. And all the world wondered after the beast."
Starting with the false "she was made to put on the white gown"...she decided to put that on, to show her piety.
😢😢 Disgraceful.
Sanson never wrote anything about his experiences. This was all written much later by Honore de Balzac
Geez, it wouldn't have cost the producers of this video more than 2 minutes to review WHY she they took her head. In a sense, this whole video is the END to the Beggining and the Middle. What kind of story telling is that?
All that to end up with Macron. LMFAO.
Machron is shorter than Napoleon 🤣
Napoleon was actually a tall man anyway too.
@@leewilliams6070 They endorse Midgets in France , but one Flying Corsican won , and lost a lot of Battles , Vive la France 🌈🇨🇵.
Vatican II Robber Council was similar to this. Revolution, Revolution revolution. -a sedevacantist still reeling after 60 years. Mother of God, please help me
sad condition of civilization
Such a sad ending to her lonely life
@@louem2491 o so lonely!!!Which series did you see?
Ah yes, Marie Antoinette. The lady that was awarded a Nobel prize in 1903, according to David Lammy!
Along with all but a few who have died, she awaits the possibility of a resurrection. Acts 24:15
Remember Vendee.
@@rickyricardo21 and Lyon, and Bordeaux and so many others
To this day, it's still an itchy scab
@@rickyricardo21 remember Alabama, Mississippi
Seems to be the first hand account of the executioner’s daughter, not the executioner.
Ive just been educated.
Interesting comment.
So thats what is defined as the tumbrills are turning.
Never knew that.
The Madness of the crowd
Poor kids. Having to see thero mother’s head. Damn
Her execution was not necessary at all!
@@spartanwarrior1 where minced meat is made, chips fall
Marie was sold by her mother to the French court to strengthen the Austrian and French relationship
She was a victim of terrible circumstances over which he had no knowledge or control. Shameful act.
5:19 how odd that all young ladies in Europe had copied the dead queen and her death white dress as the year 1799 was the year of the white gowns and empire waist era
@@ROZYLAND2008 oooo Rozieland, how interesting!
Interesting
Is it true she never said " Let them eat cake"?
France blamed her for lavish spending but the country was already in debt and she paid the price with her life."
Leave out the music
Marie wasn't french if memory serves me which is why she was either loved or hated & why when hated treated with such contempt.
Austrian
She is actually a Hapsburg.
@@emilys5024 Habsburg, an Austrian based family. Reigned for a long time in Austria and for some 250 years in Spain.
@@MD-lf3gt Yes, you spelled it correctly too, while Hapsburg is used interchangeably. They married into royalty in several countries throughout Europe, as was the custom of royalty at the time. An interesting read by author Eduard Habsburg, is “The Habsburg Way, Seven Rules for Turbulent Times” printed 2023.
4:01 she had the Hapsburg Chin.
The revolution was a crap show. The “storming of the bastille” was like a scene out of Monty Python. Nothing like Andrew Loyd Webber’s musical. Then the Jacobins took over and started chopping heads. All in the name of safety.
anyone noticed that statue of maria looks like Larry Fine
@EmarieT-cn1li It is a comment, it's an observation and if you look at the statue it looks like Larry fine.
Ego can be a killer.
Yeah I think the French messed it all up with their revolution. Look at what they are now
French Revolution. Napoleonic Wars, Crimean War, WWI...not good for the gene pool.
Lose the subtitles. They're inaccurate, misleading and annoying.
they are auto generated by youtube:/
France is paying today for what they did to Marie Antoinette and her husband
Oh? How so?
Open your eyes 😮
@@ivankesisoglu You made a statement, explain your comment. State your case.
Huhhhh??
Yes they are paying for all this. The Muslims are taking g over without actually fighting a war. Sad.
Prayers for France.
That was the beginning of the end.
Was ist mit ihrem Sohn geschehen??😢
Some say he died in prison……… others say, he was switched in prison with a look-a-like boy & adopted & sailed to America…… where further tales are told ……rumors…… there’s even a Daniel Boone (old show) that allegedly he saves a boy who is ………
@@Carey-t5q no he died. His remains were never found as he was buried in an unmarked grave at St Marguerite cemetery but his heart was preserved . In 2000 the DNA was tested. It belonged to him.