The queen needed Phillip and he needed her...this is a marriage. To maintain oneself to fill in the gaps of your better half and make the other better for that.
@@bubblybubblz2680 some didn't really have the option though. When she got married, the Nazi was not yet in full force. Her husband became a Nazi and she didn't really have a choice did she? Many German I think during that time, were the silent majority that was swept into the mess and have no option
In any event she emerged from the institution and lived a very good and even exemplary life for the rest of her days. She lived simply and devoted a lot of time to helping poor people and charitable causes.
Absolutely true... Princess Alice of Battenberg, Phillips Mother was getting more and more profoundly deaf and any "defect" was seen as a blotch on the family... As her Husband Prince Andrew pointed out to her daily. I do think Phillips Mother had a Psychotic episode ... Probably brought on by the disdain that Prince Andrew treated her... Flaunting a his mistress's and squandering any money they had and the fact they were homeless...& stateless...& that she was expected to approach HER family for support ... However; the treatment she endured...mostly because her own Mother had her committed, is shocking.
Prince Phillip suffered a lot in life and was the best prince ever in history and it was sad about his sister may she Rest In Peace along with his mother god’s blessings always to prince Phillip and his family 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
At least Philip is at last reunited with his lost sister and nieces and nephews and his mother Death gives us this final consolation we reunite with our loved ones Amen
I'm apologize for the outburst, it was rude, please forgive me, countless Japanese fought with honor during the war, it is just the Germans have carried this Nazi burden for decades as though they are the only ones who have done unspeakable things in times of war and that is just not true, all nations are marked throughout their history with blood shed and cruelty and there have always been those among them that opposed these actions. I again apologize for my comment made earlier. Have a nice day.
This of course, is tragic....but I lost my eldest brother when I was six - he was fourteen. The only remark I would agree with the late Philip is that you do, "have to get on with it"....there seems to be some (deliberate) distinction between Royal families & commoners, but fundamentally, it matters not who you are - tragedy may visit anyone, at anytime. Both in Philip's case, & mine own (& millions of others), there was no psychotherapy or support network for the bereaved, & to a certain extent, whilst the loss of any relative is horrendous, I consider in today's climate, there is too much emphasis laid upon such loss - unfortunately, you cannot bring those loved ones back - you can acknowledge their death & (inexorably) move forward; life is for the living after all. Stay safe, everyone :)
The Royal family certainly dont make a distinction between ( as you called it) Commoners and Royalty far from it... If other do...its not the fault of the Royal Family.
That is because they can afford to (not) make such - but if you read my comment carefully, P S Newey, I did not state that they were the ones making same - that is your (incorrect) assumption. Monarchies are not self-appointed (unless you wish to invoke the 'Act Of Settlement' - which is how the Windsors acceded to the throne); rather, they arrive at succession by lineage, & that runs into the territory of False Paternity - or philandering with those ex parte to the Royal Family - proper.
I heartily agree with you. There are ordinary, non royal people who have suffered untold tragedy and they all just get on with it. They don't have the privileges of living in palaces while they do it either.
Prince Phillip achieved a lot in his lifetime but he made mistakes too he’s human after all but more importantly people who make mistakes are doing something. Only people who do nothing don’t make mistakes and that’s why they don’t grow neither are they remembered at all.
It’s no wonder Philip was so tough. He went through so much before he became an adult (leaving Greece, losing his mother to mental illness, and losing his sister, brother-in-law, and nephews to a freak plane crash).
I saw a video last year detailing the relationship of Charlie's older deceased cousin William who was involved with a Jewish divorced woman 8 years older than him in the 70's. Prince William is named after him. Naturally the palace nay nayed the pairing(surprise, surprise right?!). Sadly, William was killed in a plane crash at an air show. There is footage, very chilling! He was an avid pilot. I think he died in the late 70's or early 80's. He was only in his 30's. His ex never married I believe, and still mourns him. There are a couple of documentaries about them on YT.
Really? At least he acknowledged her. She's not the United States' queen, and Americans aren't indebted by societal niceties to address her in "proper" fashion. Americans can address her how they please.
Nah, I reckon it was born on the plane. That would explain why the pilot was flying so low, as preumably he was looking for somewhere to make an emergency landing when he hit a factory chimney.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 - possibly, but if it was already born, what was the rush? If she was in labor, they would have been in a hurry to get her to a hospital. And it's rare that labor is short. It usually takes hours and hours and in those times, sometimes days
@@benjalucian1515 There are several reasons - the baby may have been in distress, it may have been premature, or the mother may have been bleeding out. Even today if you give birth in the back of an ambulance the paramedics still take you straight to hospital. It is also quite possible that labour was short, as it was her fourth child. Nor does labour necessarily take hours and hours, any midwife can tell you stories of babies born in mere minutes. Even Princess Alexandra's first baby was born after only two pushes and had to be delivered by a lady in waiting into a flannel petticoat.
It was expected that German aristocrats, the rich and well connected, would be members of the new National Socialist party. Everybody was involved. Hitler was an animated and forceful speaker telling the nation that he had the answers to the county's financial and social problems (stemming from WW1). He and his inner circle made it look like they were improving things and that's why so many followed them. Philip was never involved with the Nazis and personally dispised them.
So Prince Philip was a member of the Hohenzollern Dynasty. Ceseli was the granddaughter of Kaiser Wilhelm 2 of Germany that makes Prince Philip the Grandson of Kaiser Wilhelm 2 who was the Grandson of Queen Victoria.
NO, Prince Philip was a member of the Hesse family, not Hohenzollern. Philip's maternal grandmother and Kaiser Wilhelm II were first cousins. That makes Philip and his sister Cecile first cousins twice removed to the Kaiser.
Also Princess Cecilie who was killed in the plane crash was the sister of Prince Philip and they were both grandchildren of Princess Victoria of Hesse, the oldest child of Princess Alice of Hesse and by Rhine, who was Queen Victoria's second daughter. Princess Alice also had one son who lived to adulthood Prince Louis of Hesse and by Rhine so Louis and Princess Victoria were brother and sister. Louis's son George happened to be the husband of Princess Cecilie, Prince Philip's sister when they were both killed in the plane crash. So through Princess Cecilie, Prince Philip's sister, their grandmother Princess Victoria of Hesse and her brother Prince Louis they both shared the same grandchildren. Prince Louis himself died one year later after the plane crash. I guess he was heartbroken himself because he lost his wife and son in the crash. I know this comment may be a little complicated but I also love how intertwined these royal relationships can be. So the new King Charles III of England and his son Prince William are direct descendants of Princess Alice, Queen Victoria's second daughter.
OK well...I know this story as I know the Geddes family well. Princes Cecily ( in English) was NOT going to the wedding... Not because Phillip was due to visit... But because...she was too pregnant. Prince Phillip had no role in anything to do with what happened. Royal Woman that advanced ( and at that time ) did not go out much in Public...and certainly not to weddings. Plus she hated, hated flying... She always thought she would die in a plane accident...Ironic or what! The family new her fears... Her husband however... was the kind of man who bullied people into doing things they didn't want to do...He did this with everyone not just his wife... Face your Fears. George Donatus was the thrill seeker... Plus their youngest child was not well and this was another reason Cecily didn't want to travel But George explained there were two nannies at home and because the little girl had a fever... Cecily was not be allowed near her anyway... So to keep her Husband happy she got on the plane. She agreed to fly to London and attend the evening event... She took with her a very special Tiara...in its lead lined box. The Tiara was the only thing to survive the crash... it didn't burn. The newly Married Prince Ludwig and his wife Margaret ... Formally adopted the youngest child of George and Cecily but further tragedy came when around 8 years of age...she too died. I think it was meningitis ( not sure) Prince Ludwig and Margaret never had any children of their own .
You don't know the story well enough, obviously, because Johanna only died in 1939. She never made it to 8 years old. She died less than two years after the plane crash. She wasn't even three years old when she died. Yes, Margaret Geddes and Prince Ludwig/Louis were the ones who adopted her.
If adoption was acceptable then, why can’t Harry and his wife admit to surrogate babes? Such woosey whiners who choose to live a lie! No wonder Prince Philip was appalled in his dying days.
@john albert. Hmmm... of course your comment made me very curious-especially as I truly admired her star crown in the pic! Are you referring to the jewels she was traveling with or the ones left at home? Does seem as though jewels left at home weren’t safe either as so many family members were together on the plane...
Prince harry needs to learn something from his grandfather respect, how to work hard, being grateful, and how to love unconditionally I don’t think Henry ever learned that he spoiled And only thinks about himself and he’s never grown up
wow its as if harry himself has never went through anything omg😱😱😱😨😨😨😨😨 lmao his mother got killed when he was a small child, just because he is royalty doesn’t mean that he always has to be professional, i understand him.
@@sigridholzner2807 But Philip didn't have to live his childhood in full view of the entire world. Nor did he have to live knowing that his mother had been hounded to her death. Nor did he have to endure constant press harassment. As for emulating Philip, Harry fought in a war same as his grandfather did. In fact, he's done many things Philip never did, such as setting up the Sentebale charity and organising the Invictus Games, and walking to the South Pole. I suggest Philip should have learned from Harry.
Yes...Well many of the Aristocracy were given no choice but to become " Nazis" or be taken to prison camps.. Hitlers henchmen did that a lot... Watch The Sound of Music !! You were either with us or an enemy of the state... Also were talking now with "Hindsight" and this was before the war and at that time...The Nazi Party was a Powerful Political Party. Who aim was to restore German Pride after loosing the first world war and the overly harsh treatment on ordinary citizens inflicted by he Victors ...following that war... It doesn't mean they actually supported Hitler, and the later atrocities of Auschwitz and other "Death Camps" hadnt taken place.
P S Newey It might have happened before world war 2, but certainly not before the Spanish civil war. The Nazi Condor Legion bombed Guernica, killing hundreds of civilians, just a week before the princess joined the Nazi party.
Correct me if I'm wrong but while her husband joined, I don't think Sophie did. Besides, she was only 16 when she got married to him and he had started despising the nazis long before his death, having joined the party early only for he was offered a job in the ministry for airforce reserves and needed to adhere to the party, condition sine qua none for the German aristocracy at the time since Hitler did not trust the aristocracy for they had described him as a dangerous bouffon. Many have done the same without even knowing what the ideology was all about to protect their business and staff. It was a simple case of the party replacing everything including trade-unions, so you had to adhere to it for state jobs. You were not asked to support the ideology, just to pay the adhesion fees. A way of 1) raising funds for the government and 2) to ensure that members would then be tainted for members of the opposition, which would limit the likelihood of them being approached by the resistance. The other sister was a different matter all together, as she actively campaigned for the nazi party around the world with her husband. But did she have a choice, I wonder, considering that her husband and all his family had happily joined the nazi party and the Greek royal family was viewed with suspicion by the nazis after the war had started? She had young children, did she want to take the risk of them being hurt or taken from her and raised by the nazis? Cecilie and her husband joined it in May 1937 before anything had happened and mainly for she was under threat as a member of the Greek royal family. She died in November that same year. Who knows what she would have done, once the war had started or if she had heard of any crime carried out by the nazis?
We all should have very little feelings for one another. Do the other guy in before he does you in. Royalty operates the same as the Mafia...or La Cosa Nostra.
She was also a member of the Nazi party. Personally I'm not going to shed any tears over the death of someone who was ok with murdering millions of people just because they're a different race or hold different political beliefs.
She would have been married off. Probably didnt have much say in the matter as she was only 16 and onto her 5th pregnancy by the age 26. Really tragic for her children and the newborn baby to die like that.
and how would anyone be "ok with murdering millions of people" many years BEFORE the war started and even more years before the holocaust started? by god you people are stupid..
Manni.. I fail to see how your comment holds up...Phillip was Stateless & Penniless... He had some German blood in his veins. Phillip was def NOT the choice both the King and Queen had for the young Princess as her Husband...
Well, she could have gone into labor beforehand, but the trip wasn't that long for her to give birth unless her water had broken and she'd already been in labor for some time, but chances are the baby was...forced out when she was killed with blunt force trauma in the crash. Either way, just tragic and gross. There are woodcuts about women being burned at the stake giving birth at the same time.
@@patsyhodge9071 @Patsy Hodge I'm sure Christine Keeler would disagree. Also, the gentlemen only club members. Gosh so many ignorant, deluded folk who have sadly let the media dictate in how they should think on this subject.
@@cyclinggirl3212 sounds like you let the media dictate as those are media rumors but either way its her business he was her husband and he was always guarded and he did love her
In guest books at friends' and relatives' homes in which he stayed he wrote: "No fixed address". It is a shame that Prince Harry has not taken heed of his grandfather's way of dealing with loss and misfortune instead of playing the victim and whinging.
@@lasselippert3892 were the children who died also nazis? It was a different world back then. A wife had to do as her husband told her. Dont be so sure everything is as it appears.
Not so. Our parents went through two world wars and the Great Depression. We grew up in the 1940s hearing hair-raising stories of horrific tragedies that made our own troubles look very puny. We learned not to whine and grumble , and to be thankful for food and peace. I still am, which is why I have zero sympathy for brats like Harry and his horrible wife. That was the attitude of the times- don't moan if you have a task to do, just get on with it. I'm thankful for this way of looking at life, rather than being a member of the permanently hurt and offended brigade.Theyd never survive in the world I was born into.
@@ThePlataf just because you went through hell does not mean Harry has no right to a happy life free of abuse of people like you who do not know him or his grandpa
It was expected that German aristocrats, the rich and well connected, would be members of the new National Socialist party. Everybody was involved. Hitler was an animated and forceful speaker telling the nation that he had the answers to the county's financial and social problems (stemming from WW1). He and his inner circle made it look like they were improving things and that's why so many followed them. Philip was never involved with the Nazis and personally dispised them.
Imagine being a newborn baby coming into this world only to die a few minutes later in a plane crash. Very sad story for all involved.
Its heartbreaking. Yes poor little baby.
Was the baby a boy or a girl? Did he/she have a name?
@@MaryTheresa1986 OMG really !!
@@hotoneinspai 🤨🤨
OMG, so tragic
They same biographer asked prince Philip "how was your home life, like?". Prince Philip said " I never had a _home_
@@sigiloXXX Its all right. In the end the Queen gave him a very loving home..
How sad!
@@tamaliaalisjahbana9354 I’m not sure he saw it that way.
Oh noooo. I have 10 castles but none of them are good enough for me!
Well they move a lot because of War, and they stayed at Britain which is not his home, but he seemed to feel home there
This is so sad. Prince Phillip had a stronge attitude. He was a strong person.
The queen needed Phillip and he needed her...this is a marriage. To maintain oneself to fill in the gaps of your better half and make the other better for that.
I'm glad Phillip and The Queen are together again If there is an afterlife & I'd like to think there is somewhere beyond this
To loose your beloved sister and all her family in such a way, should be a very hard situation to gone on.
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I'd like to remind you they were nazis
That's very tragic. But I must say she's very beautiful too
This was so sad indeed! May the innocents be blessed to a Better World & Realm! 🕯🌷🌿
Her only daughter, princess Johanna stayed at home. She died at 3 because of meningitis. That family was cursed ( grand dukes of Hesse that is).
Really...?? Is it mentioned somewhere on Internet?
@@dhar2003 Yes, it is. Google.
Cursed or just evil AF and deserved what they got
@@boondoggled1 Nobody deserves to die of meningitis three years old, or to lose their parents, grandmother and three brothers at the age of two.
@@boondoggled1 you are talking about a child.
This is so tragic. I don't know what else to say.
But she was a nazi................
@@bubblybubblz2680 some didn't really have the option though. When she got married, the Nazi was not yet in full force. Her husband became a Nazi and she didn't really have a choice did she? Many German I think during that time, were the silent majority that was swept into the mess and have no option
it ought to be pointed out that the diagnosis of his mother was not necessarily correct.
Thank you for highlighting that important fact about the diagnosis of Princess Alice, Prince Philip's Mother.
Thst wouldn't surprise me in the least.
In any event she emerged from the institution and lived a very good and even exemplary life for the rest of her days. She lived simply and devoted a lot of time to helping poor people and charitable causes.
Absolutely true... Princess Alice of Battenberg, Phillips Mother was getting more and more profoundly deaf and any "defect" was seen as a blotch on the family... As her Husband Prince Andrew pointed out to her daily.
I do think Phillips Mother had a Psychotic episode ... Probably brought on by the disdain that Prince Andrew treated her... Flaunting a his mistress's and squandering any money they had and the fact they were homeless...& stateless...& that she was expected to approach HER family for support ... However; the treatment she endured...mostly because her own Mother had her committed, is shocking.
Very true ! She suffered so much.... a saintly soul !
Prince Phillip suffered a lot in life and was the best prince ever in history and it was sad about his sister may she Rest In Peace along with his mother god’s blessings always to prince Phillip and his family 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Rebekkka ribblet : no only P Philipp think also to fenchs in war of Algeria also my gra grand-father is death in war 1914-1918 at 28 y old
Thank's
At least Philip is at last reunited with his lost sister and nieces and nephews and his mother Death gives us this final consolation we reunite with our loved ones Amen
Talk about a heartbreaking tragedy. Overwhelmingly sad story.
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Thank you for this post ❤🌞🙏
They had me right up to the Nazi part. Sad about the children, though.
I'm apologize for the outburst, it was rude, please forgive me, countless Japanese fought with honor during the war, it is just the Germans have carried this Nazi burden for decades as though they are the only ones who have done unspeakable things in times of war and that is just not true, all nations are marked throughout their history with blood shed and cruelty and there have always been those among them that opposed these actions. I again apologize for my comment made earlier. Have a nice day.
She wasn’t the only one. 3 of his sisters were Nazis
This of course, is tragic....but I lost my eldest brother when I was six - he was fourteen. The only remark I would agree with the late Philip is that you do, "have to get on with it"....there seems to be some (deliberate) distinction between Royal families & commoners, but fundamentally, it matters not who you are - tragedy may visit anyone, at anytime. Both in Philip's case, & mine own (& millions of others), there was no psychotherapy or support network for the bereaved, & to a certain extent, whilst the loss of any relative is horrendous, I consider in today's climate, there is too much emphasis laid upon such loss - unfortunately, you cannot bring those loved ones back - you can acknowledge their death & (inexorably) move forward; life is for the living after all.
Stay safe, everyone :)
The Royal family certainly dont make a distinction between ( as you called it) Commoners and Royalty far from it... If other do...its not the fault of the Royal Family.
That is because they can afford to (not) make such - but if you read my comment carefully, P S Newey, I did not state that they were the ones making same - that is your (incorrect) assumption. Monarchies are not self-appointed (unless you wish to invoke the 'Act Of Settlement' - which is how the Windsors acceded to the throne); rather, they arrive at succession by lineage, & that runs into the territory of False Paternity - or philandering with those ex parte to the Royal Family - proper.
@@andrewtongue7084 precisely!
Brittany :)
I heartily agree with you. There are ordinary, non royal people who have suffered untold tragedy and they all just get on with it. They don't have the privileges of living in palaces while they do it either.
Aww, he makes so much sense to me now 🥰
It is truly Haunting to know that your sister gave birth right before their death
I’m guessing that the baby was expelled after death of the mother, which is often what happens.
As an American, I’m shocked to see the vile comments made about Prince Philip !
They are ignorant and irrelevant.
What does you being an American have anything to do with it though 😂😂
I agree with you. There are very nasty people. Thank God we won't spend eternity with them.
Prince Phillip achieved a lot in his lifetime but he made mistakes too he’s human after all but more importantly people who make mistakes are doing something. Only people who do nothing don’t make mistakes and that’s why they don’t grow neither are they remembered at all.
@@eleanordefreitas3755 ur prob like 60 u wont last
It’s no wonder Philip was so tough. He went through so much before he became an adult (leaving Greece, losing his mother to mental illness, and losing his sister, brother-in-law, and nephews to a freak plane crash).
I saw a video last year detailing the relationship of Charlie's older deceased cousin William who was involved with a Jewish divorced woman 8 years older than him in the 70's. Prince William is named after him. Naturally the palace nay nayed the pairing(surprise, surprise right?!). Sadly, William was killed in a plane crash at an air show. There is footage, very chilling! He was an avid pilot. I think he died in the late 70's or early 80's. He was only in his 30's. His ex never married I believe, and still mourns him. There are a couple of documentaries about them on YT.
I love to think he's with his family again
You just have to get on with it.... good advice!
Yet another American referring to the queen as Her Royal Highness. She hasn't been that since she came to the throne in 1952. She's Her Majesty.
Ok so what he acknowledged her 🙄
Really? At least he acknowledged her. She's not the United States' queen, and Americans aren't indebted by societal niceties to address her in "proper" fashion. Americans can address her how they please.
This is about Philip's late sister, not Harry
Everything is about Harry these days 🙄
I don't like Harry.
The Queen is not HRH she is Majesty, the only person to be called that has to be a monarch.
His past is rough. REALLY Rough
Thank you.
What a life Prince Philip had!
atleast he met his beloved wife and she gave him the happiness his childhood denied him I pray he is with his sister
She MAY have gone into labor, but the baby found was probably more in line with a “coffin birth”.
My thoughts as well. 😑
I agree
Nah, I reckon it was born on the plane. That would explain why the pilot was flying so low, as preumably he was looking for somewhere to make an emergency landing when he hit a factory chimney.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 - possibly, but if it was already born, what was the rush? If she was in labor, they would have been in a hurry to get her to a hospital. And it's rare that labor is short. It usually takes hours and hours and in those times, sometimes days
@@benjalucian1515 There are several reasons - the baby may have been in distress, it may have been premature, or the mother may have been bleeding out. Even today if you give birth in the back of an ambulance the paramedics still take you straight to hospital. It is also quite possible that labour was short, as it was her fourth child. Nor does labour necessarily take hours and hours, any midwife can tell you stories of babies born in mere minutes. Even Princess Alexandra's first baby was born after only two pushes and had to be delivered by a lady in waiting into a flannel petticoat.
Here I am
Joking about his death but not realizing how tragic he's childhood is
Tragic story indeed.
Oh my goodness all of the children died 💔😖
The greatest generations never complained. Not the case anymore is it?
Yes, it's both good and bad.
Ma’am. You’re literally complaining
All they do is complain. They protested, they fought, & they changed the world. Yet so many are against us doing the same for our generations.
Well said
No ! The complaining especially from Markle is disgusting !
I think it's horrible that 'The Crown" outright lied when it came to his role in her death. Lying is not ok. And they dishonored him.
And even if she die trying to see him, no one would be to blame. She would have hold on to her life to see him.
Prince Philip so good looking,not sure what happened to his children.!!
Like anything the TV show the Crown is that of fiction and people need to take it as such. If I’m curious about the true events, I research.
Phillip was so 😎 He and the Queen needed each other
Hello Helen... how are you doing today.
She was beautiful
It was expected that German aristocrats, the rich and well connected, would be members of the new National Socialist party. Everybody was involved. Hitler was an animated and forceful speaker telling the nation that he had the answers to the county's financial and social problems (stemming from WW1). He and his inner circle made it look like they were improving things and that's why so many followed them. Philip was never involved with the Nazis and personally dispised them.
So Prince Philip was a member of the Hohenzollern Dynasty. Ceseli was the granddaughter of Kaiser Wilhelm 2 of Germany that makes Prince Philip the Grandson of Kaiser Wilhelm 2 who was the Grandson of Queen Victoria.
NO, Prince Philip was a member of the Hesse family, not Hohenzollern. Philip's maternal grandmother and Kaiser Wilhelm II were first cousins. That makes Philip and his sister Cecile first cousins twice removed to the Kaiser.
Also Princess Cecilie who was killed in the plane crash was the sister of Prince Philip and they were both grandchildren of Princess Victoria of Hesse, the oldest child of Princess Alice of Hesse and by Rhine, who was Queen Victoria's second daughter. Princess Alice also had one son who lived to adulthood Prince Louis of Hesse and by Rhine so Louis and Princess Victoria were brother and sister. Louis's son George happened to be the husband of Princess Cecilie, Prince Philip's sister when they were both killed in the plane crash. So through Princess Cecilie, Prince Philip's sister, their grandmother Princess Victoria of Hesse and her brother Prince Louis they both shared the same grandchildren. Prince Louis himself died one year later after the plane crash. I guess he was heartbroken himself because he lost his wife and son in the crash. I know this comment may be a little complicated but I also love how intertwined these royal relationships can be. So the new King Charles III of England and his son Prince William are direct descendants of Princess Alice, Queen Victoria's second daughter.
So much tragedy 💔
My great Uncle died along with his mother right after birtg
Elizabeth- I think I'm related to the Greek royals. I so wish I could somehow speak with you!
@@brittanybalentine9864 what??
I love him.
OK well...I know this story as I know the Geddes family well.
Princes Cecily ( in English) was NOT going to the wedding... Not because Phillip was due to visit... But because...she was too pregnant. Prince Phillip had no role in anything to do with what happened.
Royal Woman that advanced ( and at that time ) did not go out much in Public...and certainly not to weddings.
Plus she hated, hated flying... She always thought she would die in a plane accident...Ironic or what!
The family new her fears... Her husband however... was the kind of man who bullied people into doing things they didn't want to do...He did this with everyone not just his wife... Face your Fears.
George Donatus was the thrill seeker... Plus their youngest child was not well and this was another reason Cecily didn't want to travel But George explained there were two nannies at home and because the little girl had a fever... Cecily was not be allowed near her anyway...
So to keep her Husband happy she got on the plane. She agreed to fly to London and attend the evening event... She took with her a very special Tiara...in its lead lined box. The Tiara was the only thing to survive the crash... it didn't burn.
The newly Married Prince Ludwig and his wife Margaret ... Formally adopted the youngest child of George and Cecily but further tragedy came when around 8 years of age...she too died.
I think it was meningitis ( not sure) Prince Ludwig and Margaret never had any children of their own .
You don't know the story well enough, obviously, because Johanna only died in 1939. She never made it to 8 years old. She died less than two years after the plane crash. She wasn't even three years old when she died. Yes, Margaret Geddes and Prince Ludwig/Louis were the ones who adopted her.
@pa newly
@p stevens
Thank you both for the story.
@@alphabet_soup123 Ouch, Forgive me for getting it so very wrong !
If adoption was acceptable then, why can’t Harry and his wife admit to surrogate babes? Such woosey whiners who choose to live a lie! No wonder Prince Philip was appalled in his dying days.
Oh c'mon, 4th video about Prince Philip. it's getting boring but, I addicted with ur Chanel
What movie in the video?
The crown Netflix show, isn't really true facts about prince Philip and the British royal family. Just saying
She look like princesses Alice her mother
she looks remarkably like her cousin Princess Marina
So sad how prince philip how he lost his sister and her family tradegys losses.
Coincidenclity her jewels went missing at this time
@john albert. Hmmm... of course your comment made me very curious-especially as I truly admired her star crown in the pic! Are you referring to the jewels she was traveling with or the ones left at home? Does seem as though jewels left at home weren’t safe either as so many family members were together on the plane...
Prince harry needs to learn something from his grandfather respect, how to work hard, being grateful, and how to love unconditionally I don’t think Henry ever learned that he spoiled And only thinks about himself and he’s never grown up
wow its as if harry himself has never went through anything omg😱😱😱😨😨😨😨😨 lmao his mother got killed when he was a small child, just because he is royalty doesn’t mean that he always has to be professional, i understand him.
This character, Harry should learn to emulate. Prince Philip's life is nothing easy as Harry's!
Exactly my thoughts! That's what I call a difficult childhood and youth, Harry!
@@sigridholzner2807 But Philip didn't have to live his childhood in full view of the entire world. Nor did he have to live knowing that his mother had been hounded to her death. Nor did he have to endure constant press harassment. As for emulating Philip, Harry fought in a war same as his grandfather did. In fact, he's done many things Philip never did, such as setting up the Sentebale charity and organising the Invictus Games, and walking to the South Pole. I suggest Philip should have learned from Harry.
that was the first time I've ever heard Harry's actual voice
Y’all have a lot of sympathy for people marrried to nazis and it’s weird!
Yes...Well many of the Aristocracy were given no choice but to become " Nazis" or be taken to prison camps.. Hitlers henchmen did that a lot...
Watch The Sound of Music !!
You were either with us or an enemy of the state... Also were talking now with "Hindsight" and this was before the war and at that time...The Nazi Party was a Powerful Political Party.
Who aim was to restore German Pride after loosing the first world war and the overly harsh treatment on ordinary citizens inflicted by he Victors ...following that war...
It doesn't mean they actually supported Hitler, and the later atrocities of Auschwitz and other "Death Camps" hadnt taken place.
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It might have happened before world war 2, but certainly not before the Spanish civil war.
The Nazi Condor Legion bombed Guernica, killing hundreds of civilians, just a week before the princess joined the Nazi party.
Lmao, same people that support blm using communist imagery as well as ideals
We're Grieving his loss of his sister's passed away
3 of Phillip's sisters joined the Nazi party...
Pretty sure they were political marriages for their own survival. Their family was hunted down after the Greek civil war after all.
Correct me if I'm wrong but while her husband joined, I don't think Sophie did. Besides, she was only 16 when she got married to him and he had started despising the nazis long before his death, having joined the party early only for he was offered a job in the ministry for airforce reserves and needed to adhere to the party, condition sine qua none for the German aristocracy at the time since Hitler did not trust the aristocracy for they had described him as a dangerous bouffon. Many have done the same without even knowing what the ideology was all about to protect their business and staff. It was a simple case of the party replacing everything including trade-unions, so you had to adhere to it for state jobs. You were not asked to support the ideology, just to pay the adhesion fees. A way of 1) raising funds for the government and 2) to ensure that members would then be tainted for members of the opposition, which would limit the likelihood of them being approached by the resistance.
The other sister was a different matter all together, as she actively campaigned for the nazi party around the world with her husband. But did she have a choice, I wonder, considering that her husband and all his family had happily joined the nazi party and the Greek royal family was viewed with suspicion by the nazis after the war had started? She had young children, did she want to take the risk of them being hurt or taken from her and raised by the nazis?
Cecilie and her husband joined it in May 1937 before anything had happened and mainly for she was under threat as a member of the Greek royal family. She died in November that same year. Who knows what she would have done, once the war had started or if she had heard of any crime carried out by the nazis?
So, many justifications for being Nazis I see why the Russians had hair triggers😭😭😭
@@auChevalierRed: in short you’re a royal cheerleader/apologist and Prince Phillip fanboy.
@@auChevalierRed ill let you in on a little secret, people who have nazis in their family, and are friends with NAZIS, are shitty people.
It's no only her but terrific things in wars in the world with millions,of people what zbout P Comsort Philipp zlways !!
Queen Elizabeth was a very beautiful young Queen!!
What if philip had gone on the plane
He wouldn't have made it to his 99th birthday
@@Wayne_155 and the british royal family would have been completely different
At least he was reunited with cecille ion death
Alhamdulilah , what a beautiful women
I thought it was Marina Duchess of Kent, very alike.
What part of Nazi’s would make me feel sorry for her?
Very sad story !!! Poor woman !!!
RIP Phillip
We all should have very little feelings for one another. Do the other guy in before he does you in. Royalty operates the same as the Mafia...or La Cosa Nostra.
I'm related to her we have same eyes
No tragic stories about Nazis, please.
Are nazis not people? Just because your beliefs are wrong, doesn't mean you leave the human race.
this is not about Nazi's she was a human as her children were and her brother have some respect Phillip fought the Nazis
Prince Philip just died
Prince Phillip - had courage and strength. The same can NOT be said of his grandson Harry.
hollywood embellishment? its a british tv show lol
It’s called racism not ‘social frankness’
"Death Comes In Threes"
Yes always in my family
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the amount of americans in this comment section is annoying
she did hear voice in her head. which means she was an Angel.
No, that means she is a schizo!
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She looks like Kate.
No she doesn’t and that is a weird comment
Whinging Harry and Meghan should've taken a leaf out of his book
They have no class.
@@rosean374 you know it
@@rosean374 no that is you who has no class Harry is a human being and Phillip adored him
@@aprilgosa5779 Anyone raised properly does not air family matters publicly for money.
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She was also a member of the Nazi party. Personally I'm not going to shed any tears over the death of someone who was ok with murdering millions of people just because they're a different race or hold different political beliefs.
She would have been married off. Probably didnt have much say in the matter as she was only 16 and onto her 5th pregnancy by the age 26. Really tragic for her children and the newborn baby to die like that.
and how would anyone be "ok with murdering millions of people" many years BEFORE the war started and even more years before the holocaust started? by god you people are stupid..
Then I suppose by your statement you are against our own government and the military industrial complex and the elitist all over the world 🤷
Philip and Elizabebth are both cousin They are married for keeping POWER.
Manni.. I fail to see how your comment holds up...Phillip was Stateless & Penniless... He had some German blood in his veins. Phillip was def NOT the choice both the King and Queen had for the young Princess as her Husband...
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Well, she could have gone into labor beforehand, but the trip wasn't that long for her to give birth unless her water had broken and she'd already been in labor for some time, but chances are the baby was...forced out when she was killed with blunt force trauma in the crash. Either way, just tragic and gross. There are woodcuts about women being burned at the stake giving birth at the same time.
This man was a dysfunctional man he now with his maker .🙏
No he was good husband and decent Prince.
@@patsyhodge9071 @Patsy Hodge I'm sure Christine Keeler would disagree. Also, the gentlemen only club members.
Gosh so many ignorant, deluded folk who have sadly let the media dictate in how they should think on this subject.
Who are you to judge ???
@@cyclinggirl3212 sounds like you let the media dictate as those are media rumors but either way its her business he was her husband and he was always guarded and he did love her
Never know how ppl are under ones roof this family is very unbalanced ppl . Can't you tell with their acting skills.
Funny how the Nazi background is oddly forgotten
It was quite popular in its day.
In guest books at friends' and relatives' homes in which he stayed he wrote: "No fixed address". It is a shame that Prince Harry has not taken heed of his grandfather's way of dealing with loss and misfortune instead of playing the victim and whinging.
Not so much as a little self pity. That was the stiff upper lip from the old days RIP amen.
Wirh Algeria war exaspering commments !! P Philipo is not alone on our world !!!
This type of thing happens to millions of people. At least the family were rich which helped the situation big time.
Hahahaha WHAT!? Did you just like.. mention joining the nazi party nonchalantly?? We don’t care. It wasn’t tragic.
Nazis were never defeated. They just changed their names.
I don't believe in accident оn this plain...
LBJ and the Mafia...
Im not sure I can think of anything *less* tragic than the death of a Nazi..
Then you're not thinking very hard
If you feel like bawling your eyes out over a dead Nazi, be my guest..
@@lasselippert3892 were the children who died also nazis? It was a different world back then. A wife had to do as her husband told her. Dont be so sure everything is as it appears.
They lived in a dictatorship where there was no such thing as freedom of choice.
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Only about 10% of the German population actually joined the Nazi party
Just get on with it....no feelings there in that family
They obviously had feelings but they had to overcome them with stoicism.
Not so. Our parents went through two world wars and the Great Depression. We grew up in the 1940s hearing hair-raising stories of horrific tragedies that made our own troubles look very puny. We learned not to whine and grumble , and to be thankful for food and peace. I still am, which is why I have zero sympathy for brats like Harry and his horrible wife.
That was the attitude of the times- don't moan if you have a task to do, just get on with it.
I'm thankful for this way of looking at life, rather than being a member of the permanently hurt and offended brigade.Theyd never survive in the world I was born into.
@@ThePlataf just because you went through hell does not mean Harry has no right to a happy life free of abuse of people like you who do not know him or his grandpa
I'm sorry for his loss, but with aligning with Nazis, that is very upsetting to me.
It was expected that German aristocrats, the rich and well connected, would be members of the new National Socialist party. Everybody was involved. Hitler was an animated and forceful speaker telling the nation that he had the answers to the county's financial and social problems (stemming from WW1). He and his inner circle made it look like they were improving things and that's why so many followed them. Philip was never involved with the Nazis and personally dispised them.
It was a dictatorship. There was no freedom of choice under the Nazi regime.
@@gaynor1721 Something like America is becoming.
There were also people with a conscience. And why did they have to be active Nazis?
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