The Head Of Marie Antoinette - The Queen Of France
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- On the 16th October 1793 inside of Paris, Marie Antoinette the Queen of France was executed on the guillotine. Months before her husband King Louis XVI had also met the same fate and he had been executed on the same device of death. But to many across France, Marie Antoinette was a figure of loathing and she was a woman who would whilst people were suffering rub their poverty in their faces but living a very indulgent lifestyle. But the death of Marie Antoinette was a shocking one, but what happened to her head following the execution?
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Did Marie Antoinette spend exorbitant amounts of money? Yes. But it was a small amount compared to the amount that France spent supporting the American revolution. That is what bankrupted France. It was the unfortunate queen who paid the price.
Correct.
The French fought the British in the Seven Years War in the 1750s. Even though they won, they racked up huge debt. Louis XV also spent tons on building Versailles and subsidizing the Continental Army during the American Revolution added to the huge debt.
Absolutely!. The question then is; was France better off financially in the upcoming years or did they realize that the revolution was after all unnecessary and the monarchy was foolishly blamed. I think that a group of men managed to terrorize and gaslight the poor population. Thanks to the monarchy we all are able to enjoy the beauty of Paris...
@@OscarRodriguez-kx1zq Louis XVI realized the French economy was in crisis and called a meeting of the Estates General and tried to convince the aristocracy and clergy start paying taxes but they refused so ALL the taxes continued to be paid by the poor and working class.
Well if it's true she built that "peasant" village, that was pretty condescending and mean.
I think Marie Antoinette is one of the most slandered women of her time. It's painful that people continue to repeat the lies about her.
I agree
@@aureliengdt5932 it's also a cautionary tale of the power of misinformation.
Exactly.
...including false depictions of her appearance.
@@miltonkiller707 and lurid rubbish printed in England and distributed in France. Have people changed?
I've always felt that Marie Antoinette's death was rather unfair. Partially because she was a generous patronous of the poor, partially because as the Queen Consort, she had no legal right to change the law. Having little education regarding agriculture, animal husbandry, politics, and problem solving for a nation, she had no idea how bad the issues were or how to remedy them. She wad 14 when she was sent to another nation to marry a stranger and provide him with heirs. Its criminal that after her death, men desecrated and abused her children, then had the gall to accuse her of saying " Well let them eat cake tben" when told the peasants were angry because they had not enough money for bread and they were hungry. She never said this.
She would not be the first nor last woman to be used as a scapegoat
I even read, at one time acknowlgedging France finacial was not in good condition, she considered to lessen Royal family expenditure by changing her clothes from expensive silk to cheaper ones like satin, but the Court against it because her decision apparently threaten France Silk Industry.
@@Gypsywandering400Elizabeth Bathory is another scrape goat I strongly believe after studying some more of her history that a lot folks don't know about and or don't bother learning about...
Absolutely true!
@@mercedesvelasquez8781 I am fascinated by her and yes, there is quite a bit of evidence to suggest she was the victime of male family members wanting her lands and wealth. Her husband for one, if I remembe correctly?
Marie was used as a scapegoat.
"I was a queen, and you took away my crown; a wife, and you killed my husband; a mother, and you deprived me of my children. My blood alone remains: take it, but do not make me suffer long."
😢
I think it’s important to mention the accusations of child abuse and pedophilia were obtained by her jailers and their own physical, sexual and emotional abuse of Marie Antoinette’s own children. After she was executed the male child was left to rot in a cell where he was raped by his jailers and eventually became so physically abused that he became non verbal. He was neglected until he eventually died of disease and abuse.
What a terrible way to treat a innocent children
Who became king or queen after her??
That’s beyond tragic!! no one there for him. So sad.
I didn't know this. What a horrific fate for the whole royal family. Unfortunately, revolutions anywhere unleash monsters who, for a while, will get away with anything.
@@Adam-jl6yo en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_France
I think we sometimes forget how stoic and brave these executed women were. They had strength of mind and character that I can only hope to aspire to. Queen Marie Antoinette had to ride through the streets of jeering, spitting, nasty crowds, climb the steps of the scaffold without falling or seeming to tremble or to shake. She remembered her manners moments from death. She must have been consumed with fear and worry about her children. She was totally alone at that moment in a seething crowd of haters. How lost she must have felt. She was then manhandled onto the frame and …thud! I think of other unjustly royal executed women, Anne Boleyn, Catherine Howard, Mary Queen of Scots, the Russian Tsarina & princesses - all so brave. Would I have been so calm & collected? Nope. Don’t think so. I think faith played a part, but their sense of duty did too. 😊
What a sensitive, thoughtful, and eloquent comment about the tragic, fascinating women you mention above. Thank you!
@@EP-yd7vz If I might be allowed, I second that.
@@jamesmiller4184 😃
Very well written and well said. Mary Queen of Scots had it coming though did she not?
@@phillawrence5148 You make a good point. She was plotting against Ellizabeth for years and there was undeniable evidence of this. Had Mary succeeded, Elizabeth would have lost her life as well as her crown.
This video has history incorrectly. Marie Antoinette was known as a generous patron of charity and moved by the plight of the poor, was a devoted mother and grief stricken at the loss of baby Sophia and then later her son Joseph. When the court cut back on "expenses" there was a near revolt it is reported by the many dozens of trades people depending on Versailles to earn a living.
“Let them eat cake,” or Qu’ils mangent de la brioche" (Also, "S’il n’y a pas de pain on mangera de la brioche") attributed to first be found in Jean-Jacqque Rousseau’s Confessions, Book Six, 1765. Also attributed to Marie-Thérése, wife of Louis XIV, again who would have only been 14 years old when Rousseau’s Confessions were written. Brioche is very soft, buttery bread, made of flour, milk or water, eggs, salt, some sugar, yeast and lots of butter. It is usually eaten for breakfast or with afternoon tea. A baguette is only flour, water, salt, and yeast.
The Book of Jin, a 7th-century chronicle of the Chinese Jin Dynasty, reports that when Emperor Hui (259-307) of Western Jin was told that his people were starving because there was no rice, he said, "Why don't they eat porridge with (ground) meat?", showing his unfitness.
The Journey: Marie Antoinette by Antonia Fraser is a modern and thoroughly researched biography that is compelling reading, sometimes facts are far more interesting than fiction.
Yeah it's just a video about what happened to her head. She has different videos coving in more detail more about her life, but this isn't what this little 8.10 minute video is about.
Thanks so much for the account of accurate bit of history , I did read once that the queen was indeed a very generous woman ,
Most certainly didn’t deserve this to happen to her , behind the scenes that or the corrupt military or gentlemen of France 🇫🇷 would have been more deserving of madam guillotine !.
This video didn't seem to be covering the actual truth of whether or not she might have deserved her fate, only a little background as to what she was accused of and a very little of her reputation as was rumoured as well as the events of her execution and burial.
Lady Antonia Fraser is an excellent historian. i am grateful to encounter someone who does not glean all of their historical data from the internet. (one must read before one may surf, and read enough to be able to tell a well written historical publication from a lousy one)
She looked nothing like the head shown in the thumbnail.
Poor marie and children they didn't deserve being murdered her daughter lived and told what happened to them all
I wonder how you feel about the massive poverty and death among the people of France while the upper class scum enjoyed a glorious time I have no pity for Thoes sent to the blade.
There is no Evidence that Marie Antoinette ever Said " Let Them Eat Cake " The Saying has Though been Sometimes Attributed to Marie Theresa of Spain 1638 to 1683. Theresa was the Queen of France from 1660 to 1683 Her Husband was King Louis XIV.
4:20 Marie Antoinette infamously had her hands bound behind her back during her final journey, just like many of those sentenced to die in the guillotine, and to get up to the scaffold she had to walk up a fairly steep wooden staircase in full view of the crowd, lookjng straight at the towering instrument of her death. She is said to have ascended the steps quickly, her hands still trussed behind, and most likely that is how she happened to trip or stumble, getting one foot in the wrong place.
Tussaud biographer Kate Berridge stated that from 1793 until Marie's death in 1850, there's no record of Louis XVI or Marie Antoinette's heads being part of her exhibit. No mention of either head in the Tussaud wax exhibition catalogs, newspaper articles about the exhibition etc. Both heads first appeared in an 1865 Tussaud exhibit, when her two sons were running the business. It's possible that Marie left the molds behind in France (never to return) when she went to the UK, and somehow her sons obtained them years later. Possible but unlikely - Marie's husband remained in France with the business but was irresponsible and a poor businessman. He lost the waxworks business in Paris to creditors many years before Marie's death.
Correct. Tussaud never claimed to make death masks of Marie Antoinette or Louis XVI, only some revolutionaries--but even then, Tussaud's story changes on the details, and I find it highly unlikely that she made death masks of anyone during the revolution. Tussaud claimed that her wax figures of the French royal family were done "from life," whereas some of the revolutionary heads were explicitly labeled as being done from their guillotined heads. I find it probable that her sons used the molds from the "from life" figures that Tussaud made, or at least claimed she made from life, then used them for the Chamber of Horrors when they added Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette to it.
Don't worry too much. Any molds or masks or head depicted will be false anyway. How they looked is a closely guarded secret.
You didn’t show us Marie’s full facial cast?!?
Exactly, now I'm going searching for it!
Why did t you show the mask?
You should get your license renewed yyg I bet
Yes b 0:01 But
She showed it at the beginning of the video-duh.
Very interesting. My mother's side of our family are descended from Marie Antoinette's family line and curiously enough my father's line is from the Bourbon Kings which the King was descended from. I have a 1st cousin that bears a striking resemblance to Marie Antoinette. Its very sad how she was treated at the time. As a Princess I have never understood why her safety wasnt demanded by her family and let her and her children travel back to Austria. Very sad.
Marie Antoinette had not living descents.
From her FAMILY LINE, not her according to DNA. Don't know where in the family line but it could have been aunts, uncles, cousins....who knows. Just definitely from that dna group.
@@merryEngland She did. Marie Therese. She went to Austria.
Your Highness ! That's a good question !
I did not mean to infer that I was a princess. LOL. I just realized how that read....what I meant was She being a princess from Austria that her own family did not demand her safe return. LOL
And the face? Hate clickbaits, I liked your channel
Hello how're you doing?
The French Revolution was needlessly brutal. So heartbreaking 💔
needs to happen again, get rid of royals
People were STARVING to death. Imagine seeing the parties this woman would throw. Back then the people did not have much education. Obviously they wouldn't know what was really happening. She was a naive queen, her husband was immature just as she was, sad all around. But no one is at fault here.
@@JunLala I mean ok, but you don’t kill people over that. I might be starving to death, but does Bill Gates deserve to die because he threw an extravagant party?
SO ANOTHER SHEEP DEFENDING THE ELITES WHILE THEY STARVED THEIR PEOPLE TO DEATH AND LIVED LAVISHED LIFESTYLES, WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE SHEEPLE????🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
@@SteveJones-gz3nd considering bill gates is buying up farm lands, yes.
There’s a movie called “The Affair of the Necklace,” with Hillary Swank, about the woman who conned the Cardinal into buying the diamond necklace by pretending she was Marie Antoinette . It’s really good!
The details drawn in the paintings🎨 are incredible .
One can clearly see conspiracy theories existed then too.
Her majesty was a victim
Love Marie!
No she was not. Corruption to the core … read history from the archives not the internet please
or use common sense to distinguish what is a reliable source and what is not, rather than foregoing the internet entirely
Ps: madame tussauds didnt sneak to get the head. She was sentenced to death penalty because she had connection to the royal family. So they gave her options either to live as a prisoner and create death masks of important people or to be executed. She chose to create death masks and she had to endure the pain of handling the heads of her late friends. Then when the government was crumbling she managed to sneak out of france and lived in england and if i remember well she didnt return back to france like everyone else who were sentenced to death (nobles etc) and escaped france settling forever out of france
Is there some audio missing from the end of the video? I only had visuals for almost all of the last minute
I don't really understand why she was executed for living a queen's life. Every royal lives beyond the commoners. Doesn't make sense.
There was famine in France at the time but the Royal Family and the aristocracy lived in splendor seemengly oblivious of the penuries of the people. The American Revolution was the example to follow. Down with the oppressors!
Oh yes it dose. It was the best thing ever for the liberty of the people of the world from royal tyrants.
She was not executed because of her former way of living, but for treason.
@@mariagallian8057 you do know that royalty can’t control famine
@@mariagallian8057 how were they oppressing the people?
I ❤ this channel!!
Me too!
Madame Marie Tussaud's first job was Marie's deathmask, aged 17. What a freaky job, especially for a kid that age! 😮 no, she didn't sneak in to do it - it was a normal thing to do pre-photography.
Madame Tussaud was born in 1761 Marie Antoinette was Executed in 1793.
Some the pictures are not Marie Antoinette very mis leading . She did not buy furniture from abroad or Europe she had it made by Resiner for one .
Where is the cast of the head now?
Why didn’t you show us the mask?
Watch Lucy Worsely’s royal myths and secrets. It’s a more detailed documentary about Marie Antoinette.
love Lucy!! Such an educational approach with humor and lively feel of characters of the time, she playing quite a few.
She is an excellent historian and author.
A video about Marie Antoinette’s death mask that doesn’t show the death mask in the video,..ok
It's at the beginning of the video.
@@saynotohookupswhere?
i always thought the affair of the necklace was a set up. marie was shown it but even she said it was to expensive and said no
Yes. She actually refused to buy it and found it very odd when someone said it was going to be a gift for her through a letter. Because she had *refused to buy it*
Fascinating. Truly. But if your going to make a video of Marie Antoinette’s death mask maybe SHOW THE DAMN MASK?!?
It was at the very beginning and, it is not a "death mask" but rather Madame Tussaud's original wax modelling of it.
She can't. Marie Antoinette looked an awful LOT different to what's been advertised.
@@miltonkiller707 You saw her with your own eyes then? How do you know?
@@pommiebears I've been paying attention to this channel for a while now. It routinely ignores eyewitness descriptions of historical figures. On one occasion this would be understandable, but several times become an agenda. We know the meaning of words like swarthy, tawny etc. We know what they mean now, and what they meant in their heyday. This channel, in the cases of Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth I, omits such trivial detail. It also ignored evidence to suggest Ptolemy X, Alexander I was of negroid appearance evident in two defaced busts. Egerton MS 1500 depicts the entire Ptolemy line as blacks, including Cleopatra VII. How did this channel portray her? That's right. Everything here panders to the tastes of a particular audience. Therefore, logic dictates the above portrayal is false, and like you, I seek evidence to prove so. Jean-Antoine Houdon created a bust in 1781. It's said to be the real likeness of Marie Antoinette, even in a cruel twist of fate, having its head broken off from the rest of the statue. Now of, course, unless some authoritative source confirms this, and by that I mean the cognoscenti, we're stuck with agenda driven iconoclasts looking for hits.
Whats fascinating about her is that many women could easily be her. Married young, ignored by her husband, a queen...what do you expect.
Until Netflix decides she was a black queen and made us waste a preciously hour of our live.
Netflix is full of crap
Yep just like Cleopatra. What a joke!
@vanessaofakem1642cleopatra was Greek, madam. I’m not sure how educated you are, but most Greeks did have white skin tones. While yes, it is debatable that Cleo’s skin tone naturally darkened due to the exposure to the sun and other climates in Egypt, she still wasn’t black.
No matter how much you try to rewrite history, you’re only going to look more and more foolish to the real educated individuals who take one look at your elaborate bullshit, and laugh uncontrollably.
did you really just make up a scenario just to be offended about it? 💀
@@RemnantsPvP It was Creek cultura appropriation
Not any diff than the homeless, poor, suffering in the UK and the contrast of the King. WHY pay for rich people?
Porque pagar por políticos ricos?
The music catches me off guard
I agree, It doesn't fit with the video
I really doubt the story that Madame Tussaud took plaster cast of her head while the gravediggers were lunching. Sounds ridiculous on it's face (pun). More likely, Tussaud used some other woman's head and claimed it was Marie's - simply to create a macabre showpiece for her to make money.
The executioner's name was Sanson not Samson
so where iz de ead?
When I was 11 years old I saw the wax models of those severed heads from the French revolution in the chamber of horrors. Quite creepy.
The lesson is even the slightest word of yours will be used against you in your bad days ..
the lesson is that while monarchy sucks, dont use the fact its bad to justify murdering and torturing an entire family and anyone who sympathises with them
What?! How did I never know Madame Tussaud plastered the head of Marie Antoinette??? That’s a massive oversight on my part having read up on all she’s done lol. 😅
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Wasnt her ultimately destroyed? How would the first pictures/thumbnail be possible unles rendered by paintings?
Madame Tussaud did a wax cast of her face after her death. That is what you saw.
If you watch the full video, it does explain.
The executioner would speak french, not spanish, and therefore not utter "Viva" but "Vive".
Those who killed her themselves are long dead and it pleases.
A blot on France’s history
The French revolution is the best thing ever for the liberty and freedom of the people of the world, the fight for the rights of mankind took a decisive turn for the best during the French revolution, well done to the people of France.
Long live democracy and humanity and freedom.
@@andrewcooney2387 The worst thing ever to happen to France in her history was the nonsense you espouse. It is absolute stupidity designed to allow what were peasants so-called "freedom." Doing away with sanctioned law, replacing it with "people rule" is what destroyed the world. The only being with right is the Creator of Heaven and Earth. Until or unless you learn and accept this, your vaunted republic is going down.
@@andrewcooney2387 yeah the same thing is claimed by the bolshevik revolutionaries too but ends don't justify the means... the revolutionaries were equally barbaric if not more compared to the royalties.
the french revolution was not a revolution in freedom or liberty
the french revolution allowed a sadist manipulator to run the country and execute people for using the wrong words to address someone, or censor any sympathising with the BRUTAL treatment of the ex royal family
reply edit: censor anything close to sympathy for the ex royal family's brutal treatment
I'd say there's a whole bunch of big-time politicians, along with the wealthy people who own them, who would do well to reflect on what happens when The People have finally had enough.
She was ahead of her time 😮
Read the book: Guillotine and the cross
Úplně jiná než na obrazech,hodně podobná své matce
Madame Tussauds ' last name is phonetically pronounced "Tooo-sow", the "s" is silent in many french words and names . All over TH-cam there are poor descriptions, and bad pronunciations of words commonly know to the educated and the well informed. That no one edits and corrects these things is sad, and lazy
The sound is like in the German "Tü". A sound that does not exist in English.
She was a German scapegoat.
She was Austrian.
She was held in the Conciergerie. Not the concierge. and she was executed at the Place de la Revolution, not the Palace de La Revolution. And buried at the Basilica Saint Denis. not the Basilia Saint Dennis.
She was buried in a communal grave (fosse commune de la Madeleine) after her execution. Her remains were transported to Saint Denis in 1815, 22 years after her burial.
Awhh my poor Queen Marie Antoinette!
Where's the Tussaud depiction of the head?
She was executed in a square called "Place de la Concorde". Today, the US Embassy in Paris is right next to that square.
At the time it was called "Place de la Révolution" - but up until the year before (1792) it had been called, with the darkest irony, "Place Louis XV" (the father and predecessor of her husband the King - Louis XVI had also been decapitated there!). The name "Concorde" (unity, reconciliation) came only in 1795, after the Terror had ended and the revolution entered a more peaceful stage.
@@louise_rose You are right except on one point : Louis XV was Louis XVI's grandfather 😉
@@heliedecastanet1882 Mais oui, bien sûr! 👋
If the local Catholic hierarchy possessed said necklace why did the peasants spare his head?
This woman was executed because her family spent too much money helping my country against the British.
She was an Austrian archduchess. not a princess.
An Archduchess is a princess...just of a higher rank than your average princess because her mother was an Empress, which is a higher rank than a Queen.
That is not what I said. I was merely making the point that she was not to blame for the state of France's economy. France spent 1.3 BILLION LIvres (some say more) to help the Revolution. Then the new government did not pay it back. Someone said that they paid it back in WW1 and WW2. That was a little late don't you think?
I quote James M. Volo, MA in Military History and Wars , American Military University (AMU) (Graduated 1997)4y
" France's debt, aggravated by French involvement in the American Revolution, led Louis XVI to implement new taxation and to reduce privileges. In all the French spent 1.3 billion livres to support the Americans directly in addition to the money it spent fighting Britain on land and sea outside the U.S.
In many ways the American Revolution became of multi-ocean war. In India, British troops gained control of several French outposts in 1778 and 1779. In the Peace of Paris (1783), Cuddalore was returned to Great Britain in exchange for Pondicherry and Mahé, two French territories that British forces had captured earlier in the war. During the next 50 years, Pondicherry changed hands between France and Britain with the regularity of their wars and peace treaties. The Indian territories under French administration were minuscule, especially in comparison to the British India.
As a cost of participation in the American war, France accumulated over 1.0 billion livres of unrelieved debt. France gained little except that it weakened its main strategic enemy and gained a new, fast-growing ally that could become a welcome trading partner. France's help is considered a major, vital, and decisive contribution to the United States' victory against the British. However, the trade with America never materialized. Federalist New England, where most foreign trade originated, remained pro-British."
So where’s the picture of her head? Much ado about nothing, this video
Marie never rub the French poverty in their faces. It was all propaganda. You must do a deeper research in the French history. You probably believe that Marie said the poor should eat cake. She was victim of French politics!
Already mispronounced ... guillotine.....
Marie Antoinette's natural hair color is strawberry blonde without her wig. But sadly,her beautiful natural hair color turned white.😢
The thing is, France developed into a modern state and ended the famine after the royalty was brought down, and this is a fact.
You tell ordinary people that they are chosen rulers by God - and then The People get hungry …. And then when the people are hungry we see where the Power really lies - Power and royalty lies where the people “ think “ it does … titles do not give you Divine Right - The People do - always
Why didn't we see the head????? 🙄😣😮💨
because
A) there were no photograph devices at the time
B) it may never be found depending what they did with it, cant remember
C) ask yourself the same question with someone more recent, like the Queen of England; that speaks for itself
These days she's come to be seen as a bit of a scapegoat for the incompetence of her husband. Many of the claims made of her were really done by others (e.g., "let them eat cake" was not said by her), or things she did were not as bad as is aimed today (e.g., the amount she spent on her garden, often claimed today to have been outrageous, was in fact the same amount typically dropped in one nights gambling losses by French aristocrats. And the poor children she adopted were he last action when awaiting death: she made sure tonarrqnge for them, find people who would take them to safety, arrange for their education, and etc.).
Barbarians, plain and simple.
The starving people, or the royals?
Did you just say "Saint Dennis"?
Opposite tastes? How did you come to this? He had a phimosis, that's all. I studied history at the Sorbone, I am French: I never ever read anything like that... Please correct your statement.
Let her eat cake ! 😂🪓🪓🪓
Please please please... before recording these voiceovers - words you're unfamiliar with - find how to pronounce them? Without stutterings and hesitations, the result would gain you extra cred. The French in the statement you made should not be "Viva" it should have been "Vive... " pronounced "Veeve".
That death mask had Marie Antoinette looking like George Washington.
Not a good look.
check how robespierre looked 💀
Bring me the Head of Marie Antoinette! Oh ok you did thanks 😂
Marie Antoinette rather lost her head over France.
As did her husband it was really quite an issue in their relationship
She stepped on Sanson's foot on purpose.
Good. She should have broken it.
Composer George Gershwin's little tribute to Her Majesty was "Let 'em eat cake!"
An incomparably creative brain!!
Incomparable...Jesus
@@spudspuddy Meaning what?
Pity they did not do the same in England and help end the exploitation of the Irish.
Frivolity????
😊
Ain't no telling whose head they showing. Probably some of their people who they wish beyond hope were those people. The people they desire to be but aren't. Just craziness. Those people are above and God brings them back to show, you do lie.
If you really look at the photo of the two heads side by side they are not the same on has bangs and the other does not. Just saying.
I’m related to her
thats a parrot's beak
I guess one can say that marie let down the people of france ad the prople of France let down matie
It's NOT pronounced gillotine it's pronounced geeatine. Gee uh teen. The ll is silent.
Hello hope all's well with you there?
no, the ll is not silent at all, it's pronounced "y", like in many cases with the double L. it's Gee - yo - Teen
her naame, Marie is pronounced as in marry. It's similar to the way Mary is prounced.It's foolish to copy American pronunciation as it's invariably abysmal.
The French should have been diligent because their kids got away n spread their crap all over America
Expect the unexpected when things get unfolded during the course of a revolution. Besides the culprits many innocent commoners are also the victim of violence. I think Pakistan is at the initial stages of French revolution.
It was an injustice execution.
Did this video just spent 5 minutes only to tell us that Madame Tussaud, the lady from the famous wax museum, stole Marie Antoinette's head for a brief moment and just put it back casually?!? WTF that's crazy
Savages...
So many words about here daith mask, but not one picture of it. That seems stupid. Sorry.
very sloppy reading
And very bad grammar pour toi.
No capitalization / no closing by period nor other means.
Like Parisians regarding their 'langue' and it's pronunciation, too we English speaking Americans are, with how ours is written.
Comment Jean-Claude . . . . . ?
Longue vie à la France !!
I love the death masks! Partly because they make their famousness available to us. Also yes please share open casket person s.
Vous dites que des mensonges !
Amateurish commentary with numerous mispronunciations 😮spoiling what could’ve been a good documentary on Marie Antoinette
@NonhyphenatedAmerican
If I might be allowed -- I SECOND THAT!
What is WITH these carping ingrates???
I'm mad I knew everything about the story. I literally only came on here to view the picture that you had on your video. Obviously clickbait. Goodbye😂😂
Please learn the phonetic to pronounce correctly french words names and city.
I think this video plagiarized yours... th-cam.com/video/mHG5CoJh9V4/w-d-xo.html
or you both ripped off someone else
Forse andando da jn bravo chirurgo estetico a rifarsi il naso non le succedeva quello che le è successo con un delizioso nasino all insu ' francesino campana fino a centanni