Assassination attempt on King Edward VIII in 1936
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- Memorable Day has grave but happily harmless sequel. New Colours for the Guards and an impressive speech by His Majesty ... them immediately afterwards a shocking revolver incident on Constitution Hill ... The whole Empire rejoices that no hurt was done to it's devoted Sovereign King Edward VIII.
Close shot of the King in uniform riding onto Hyde Park. Parade ground. His uniform is Grenadier Guards. The King rides up the lines of Grenadiers and Scots Guards. Shot of dais and Queen Mary, Duchess of York, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret on same. The King salutes. Other members of the Royal Family are present. Close shot of Princesses with mothers (mostly rear view). Shot of the colours being dipped as they march past the King. The King walks onto platform and the ceremony is performed with the Chaplain of the forces. He consecrates the colours. The King then addresses the troops. Close shots of the King speaking. The King then presents the new colours. The colours are marched in slow time. Shot of the marchpast . Close shot of the troops marching past the King who is taking the salute. (This is an impressive shot although only the back of the King is seen). Very good close shot of the Guards marching past the camera. The King rides off. Static shots of the incident on the hill. Scenic shot of Constitution Hill. Men and detectives talking (these shots are before the static pictures). Policeman dismounted and police keep back crowd. Policeman kicks aside revolver. Shot (static) of the culprit being held by two police. Shot of 'Police Court' sign over Bow Street Court. Car drive up to same. Street scene around this area. Newsboy sells papers. Close shots of placards. CU King saluting.
NB - George McMahon was the name of the would-be assassin.
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"Princess Elizabeth" is something the world hasn't heard in eons.
And also the Second World War. Or even Invasion of Poland.
Come again?
Do you know what an eon is buddy?
@@victorpena3129 Long period of time, a lifetime, or forever. It's a really old word with disputed meanings. And since Elizabeth II has been Queen for over 65 years (roughly below the average for someone born in the 20s as she was), she might as well be everlasting.
Baruc Castillo an eon is only used to discuss outer space
"Revolver thrown at the King."
What a very British assassination attempt. Rather polite in its own weird way.
Was going to complaine to the bus service in a letter for not being on time due to the paraded. But then sore the king and said i see this is the reason behind it all.
He wanted to go get tea after
I'm german so that was me
I wouldn't call owning 90% of the world at gun point... Rather polite
@@kaizersoze "at gun point" - by your judgement one would be given the impression that the UK's population was in excess of hundreds of millions in order to fulfill this alleged mass forced colonialism by purely British subjects.
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When you forget the ammunition, but you're there so you mite as well give it a try.
might*
@@MarcusAurelius7777 *might !
@@aussieblue7132 'You', not ya...tut tut!
It was loaded
Revolver THROWN at the King, sounds like someone didn't bother with that damned firearms instruction course.
Next time, load the gun and try it again.
It was the worst case of gun crime ever seen on British soil.
It certainly beat the scandalous attempt on the Queen's life where the man dropped the gun on his foot!.
We British never quite got the hang of assassinating our heads of state, best leave that sort of thing to the Americans.
We're quite good at it.
When Government fears the People, you have Freedom.When the People fear the Government, you have Tyranny.
4:32 to get to assassination
Chris Couch real shit bro thx
Chris Couch omg thank you so much
Chris Couch you the real MVP.
Some heroes don’t wear capes.
I would kiss you right now
Ah, back in the days when we could actually afford 6 battalions of horse guards.
I mean, it was mostly money stolen from India
it wasnt 6 battalions , it was 6 regiments . grenadiers , coldstreams , scots , irish and welsh guards . and 1 cavalry regiment .. there where probably 20 plus battalions .
@@SenorGuina you're an idiot.
@Va Sr Not counting the wealth the Empire made growing opium and selling it to China.
@@SenorGuina same as the German empire, Spanish and Portuguese
Rather ironic to hear Edward VIII talking about duty to the empire.
Indeed, a bit rich to hear David ramble on about "discipline and devotion" when he himself was unable or unwilling to embody them.
One off the other officers on horseback must be his brother the Duke of York, who would become King George VI within a few months. And the only person who might be able to point him out today would be the Queen. Has anybody thought to send her this and ask?
"......during the world's struggle of 20 years ago". And 3 years later...
hehe.. yeah, as he was saying that I was thinking "meanwhile, in Berlin..."
Dosbomber Der Furer was like:"Ja .Υou are right Britain"."The struggle was not right because we lost. ".
Jauffre Septim Ich Weiβ ( I don't know if it's written this way)
Dosbomber u fuckin idiot prize plum😬😬
Sarah, you brainless, argument-less, clueless, accuracy-avoiding nit-witted troll.
Go back to your safe spaces and trigger warnings, and leave the real world to those mature enough to handle the truth of it.
My great grandfather is one of those Grenadiers on this parade. Have never seen this before.
Banastre Tarleton you must be 60 years old
I don't understand?
Nick Worster he typed "GREAT" before grandfather, genius.
Drevial Zerathustra you dont know English, great Grandfather means: the father of your Grand father, genius
I agree
2:30 This makes me sad knowing WW II was just around the corner when he made said this........ Prophetic words....
He was actually really bad and knew some nazis.
What does he says?
Stamp Joahn care to provide some evidence?
@@stampjoahn3509 evidence please
Wagner Gauer www.google.com/amp/s/www.biography.com/.amp/news/edward-viii-wallis-simpson-nazi-sympathizers-hitler
"Revolver thrown at the King"
Now thats a headline you dont get twice.
Very true.A unique attempt
at least everyone's head and ears were warm.
And, dear Duke Ofhesse, Georg Donatus and Cecilie were still alive then. Ah, the anguish.
Duke Ofhesse the finest bear skins
Now lads..no comment, please! lol
how did that tradition of wearing hats like that get started in the first place ?
Noel Espirtu it was taken from French soldiers in the battle of waterloo
These old films are a treasure...Thank you.
Shame the footage turns into a still pic for the assassination part while before and after it is video.
I came here to watch an Assassination attempt on King Edward VIII in 1936,
and I ended with a ...
Close shot of the King in uniform riding onto Hyde Park. Parade ground. His uniform is Grenadier Guards. The King rides up the lines of Grenadiers and Scots Guards. Shot of dais and Queen Mary, Duchess of York, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret on same. The King salutes. Other members of the Royal Family are present. Close shot of Princesses with mothers (mostly rear view). Shot of the colours being dipped as they march past the King. The King walks onto platform and the ceremony is performed with the Chaplain of the forces. He consecrates the colours. The King then addresses the troops. Close shots of the King speaking. The King then presents the new colours. The colours are marched in slow time. Shot of the marchpast . Close shot of the troops marching past the King who is taking the salute. (This is an impressive shot although only the back of the King is seen). Very good close shot of the Guards marching past the camera. The King rides off. Static shots of the incident on the hill. Scenic shot of Constitution Hill. Men and detectives talking (these shots are before the static pictures). Policeman dismounted and police keep back crowd. Policeman kicks aside revolver. Shot (static) of the culprit being held by two police. Shot of 'Police Court' sign over Bow Street Court. Car drive up to same. Street scene around this area. Newsboy sells papers. Close shots of placards. CU King saluting.
Bro you went all out on this comment
Lmaooo
This is what paying attention looks like. 👌 I was mesmerized by the marvelous hat💂♂️
You sure know how to watch a program. Wonder what you're like when you get distracted?
He was actually a very popular Prince of Wales and the nation had high hopes for King Edward VIII but as history showed us the abdication was a blessing in disguise.
You read and are swayed too much by the incessant bile coming from the press. Charles would beat any cheap politician hands down for care, intelligence and leadership.
Charles originally had 5 O-levels, most children leave school with 8 to 12 (or modern equivalent GCSEs). He failed maths which ordinarily excludes you from university but was tutored for another two years to get a very basic level before leaving school. In an ordinary comprehensive school he would've been near the bottom of the class and that's not accounting for him actually having one of the most expensive educations available. He's clearly not very intelligent.
Michael Moretti He was still a very popular Prince of Wales but he was never really cut out for the role of King.
Indeed, Charles would make a fine King if the press left him alone.But I cite another reason. Despite the bile coming from women against "his treatment of Diana" he represents the success of a SECOND marriage. She may not be a beauty and he may not either but they HAVE made it work and they should be celebrated for that alone. People DO make mistakes they get divorced and sometimes can find the right one a second time round. Many women should rather notice this. So good luck to them both for that alone.
AndyHarpist Maybe he should have just married Camilla in the first place...he had his chance to ask her and didn't. He used Diana to produce his heirs and that is what pisses many people off about him.
"I hope and indeed I pray that never again may our age, and a generation, be called upon to face such sturn and terrible days"
WW2
Fummy ,stern.
He was a damned traitor who supported the Nazis. Britain was lucky to get rid of him when it did. And that international tramp for whom the case of arrested development threw away the Crown slept with von Ribbentrop.
@@shirtless6934, Have a watch of the 1932 clip of The Queen Mother giving a young Elizabeth instruction on how to do the nazi salute. Don't blame David for everything.
Only if Germany takes Europe to war against Russia as their relationship has been historically volatile and drag Britain into war
Damn, Edward needs a haircut. That fro
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"only a few of us on parade this morning, have known the awful weight of war"
in just a few years, those that didn't know would be fighting for their homes and for the world
You're meant to fire it not throw it!
Maybe this was a Polish assassin?
jesoby I think it misfired and he said fuck it
+ŠPÏČŸ MĒMĖŚ DÍD 7/11 _ But with a double action revolver you could just pull the trigger again or if it is SA pull the hammer back and pull the trigger again. It's not like when an auto-loader jams and you have to clear the chamber.
He was Polish. LOL
@@Angel-nu7fm irish "paddy when the king gets near enough ,you let him have it .....
"Why hello there Grayson"
"Why hello there Mr Cholmendely-Warner"
"I say Grayson, would you be so kind as to do
the narration for the short film of the Assassination
attempt on our dear King Edward V111?"
"Why I would love to do the narration for the short film
of the Assassination attempt on our dear King Edward V111
Mr Chomendly-Warner"
"Good. That's sorted then Grayson"
"Yes"
"Yes"
Wonder how many of those guardsmen were still parading in 1946
A n.o of them could have been dead
wish we still spoke this way
The British accents that I miss. Whats odd is that in those days in the US in areas of the Northeast, you could hear a bit of the same accents. Like the actors in the old black and white movies. But its disappearing now like a lot of our civility and manners replaced with what you see a lot of here in these comments.
No-one's stopping you.
Sunds like shritt
Like it or not, pomp and ceremony is well done in the UK. Not quite like the plastic versions in the USA.
I agree. I'm staunchly Patriotic for the USA but seeing stuff like this in the UK is something else. A glimpse at another world. A glimpse into another time.
We British overdo things so well.
You're not joking,
The original 'changing of the guard' ceremony involved a member of the household cavalry sexually defiling and then strangling a live penguin in the middle of Horse Guards Parade. It was not uncommon for onlookers to faint due to the shocking nature of the scene.
The ceremony was altered in 1891 due to reports that visiting foreign dignitaries had described the spectacle as 'upsetting' and 'barbaric' Keen to avoid a diplomatic incident, the penguin element of the ceremony was removed completely.
I would have to see proof before I believe that one.
Brisdad53 - But they did explode on the telly... ;-)
Watching this some 81 years later, King Edwards words send a chill through you. The years that followed the earth would battle evil from the greatest depths of hell.
ddylla85 If this guy remained in power there never would have been a world war II
Milaan Vigraham He was a constitutional monarch. He wasn't "in power"- Parliament was. As for this man having the ability to prevent the Second World War, presumably because of his fondness for the Nazis, do you really think the Germans wouldn't have invaded virtually all of Europe, taken on the Soviet Union, and declared war on the United States, if only someone going by the name of Edward VIII had continued to sit on a ceremonial throne in England?
Which nation atom bombed two civilian centres?
@@jasberryram4901 military industrial cities*. And it was necessary. Read up on Okinawa, it'll show you what war by invasion of the home islands would look like. Suicide soldiers, civilians being used as bait and traps against allied soldiers, every inch being defended to the death with no hope for surrender. Dropping the bombs saved millions of lives on both sides.
It is Thursday 16th of July 1936, the 42nd birthday of HM King Edward the Eighth. As the film shows, he takes the Salute at The Trooping of the Colours.
The "assassin" was an Irish journalist called George Andrew MacMahon, real name Jerome Brannigan, who held a grudge against the British Hone Secretary Sir John Simon.
King Edward saw the object as it landed between the hooves of his horse, his immediate and instant reaction was that was a bomb or a grenade . MacMahon was sentenced to twelve months hard labour for "producing a revolver with intent to alarm the King."
Thank you. I knew it I ploughed through all the cross I would eventually find a sensible post filling in more detail.
He is still in mourning for his father , as shown by the black armband . His father died in january 1936 and it looks as if there is still some snow on the ground , so this is very early 1936 . Anyway i think Edward was born in june 1894 and not july .
thank you. the very first firearms laws in the uk were put into force by queen elizabeth I - that no one should be carrying a firearm within striking distance of herself. so this strange skit could have been arranged as some sort of prophetic act!
anyone in this video would drop dead at the sight of london today
Elizabeth was there and maintains a large house in London, MaSoNGaMeR115.
Init. And I'm 21
The people in the video would hopefully understand a thing called growth and the progression of time
@@ikik1648 Yeah and because they weren't mentally deranged, they'd understand the difference between "growth" and "foreign colonization", considering that's what they'd been doing themselves for several centuries
@Luke Thomas you mean the exact thing millions of european peasants were doing when they went to north america? Oh no our "homeland" is screwed because of constant religious wars and violence and oppression and famines. let's just go somewhere else instead, who cares if people are already living there. MAKE ROOM! lmao
Such a thought full speech about hoping there will be no more war. Then 3 years latter the second WW
Which is why grandfather was removed.
212 TTM no because he wanted to marry a divorced woman, he abdicated before WWII oh and also he had no children so shut the fuck up
I don't actually know much of the history but I'd assume they were aware of certain conflicts arising and they were all praying it could be dealt with diplomatically..
obviously british humor
Thoughtfull lmao
legend says the moment the assassin was arrested, they asked if he would like some tea.
One of the mass shooters, they let him go back home...took him...to get some things he wanted. Seriously. People don't realize why the police did it. To comfort him to make questioning him easier. Giving him that benefit would put him and the police on better terms. A mind game. People thought it was disgusting they took him home to get his things...nope...he was so sick, he did not see that they were playing him by playing good cop.
You can bet he got a cup at the police station
Why wouldn't you offer a detainee some refreshment? Because in US movies the first thing you do with a suspect is beat them to death?
It's saddening to hear them talk about wishing not for another war and so on, only for a new one to happen just 3 years later. Indeed it makes you wonder how many men in this reel were no longer alive after 10 years.
Just be thankful we got out of Obama 8 years over here with out WW III
"Revolver THROWN at the king", the definitive reason British forces were pushed back to the beaches at Dunkirk so quickly. Little known fact: The Germans actually had no guns at all when they began the attack.
how many bears died to make this parade possible?
Tell me they no longer make those crazy hats out of the real thing.
Well, they were going to die anyway! So....
Yes they do make 'those hats' out of real bearskin, it is part of British military tradition.
But if you we're worried about the animals themselves they are killed as part of a necessary culling by the Canadian government, in order to keep their numbers down.
nts821 how many trolls died to make you?
thousands and it is still going on. fake fur could be used but that is asking too much to rid this stupid tradition.
I'm most impressed that they're all able to grow their hair out like that. o_o
TheMerryPup it’s not their actual hear...
@@Drkush2022 whoosh
Just tell me this is a joke
Commander Prinz Eugen no, it is not.
HAHAHAHA
Why do I feel it is the same goddamn British person narrating ALL the “old British news”?!
Faris Zurub The news reader probably get selected on the sounding and accent of their voice.
I feel the same tbh
Besides audio quality was far worse back then so people sounded more similar on tv or radio
Ok but why does that make him a god damm person ?
It was common practice for broadcasters and people on TV to sound like that. I forgot what this particular accent was called but you can hear it up until 1960s movies
You'll know that this is a really old video when you hear the narrator say "Princess Elisabeth"
Right on point
"Princess Elizabeth"!? HOW OLD IS THAT WOMAN???
Nuno Alex Damn near 100yrs.
She was born in 1926, and would have been 10 in 1936.
I think shes in her early 90's now
Teamgeist
Ouch!
Legend haa that everytime any englishman says "Long Live our Noble Queen" the lady gets extra 10s of life
"The calmness and dignity, true to his character". Edward Eighth?! Not so you'd notice.
A fine speech by King Edward there.
Why am I watching this?
To get some exposure to class, honor and a way of life passed and missed.
You know
Great audio quality
Amazing that the little princess is still alive and is now Queen.
This comment section is utter cancer.
Inopibus it's embarrassing how none of these commenters have any notion of History whatsoever
Inopibus bunch of idiot Drumpf supporters
Reality Hurts Allah,Jesus,God Fuck them all apparently you don't understand the term ironic
John Gulbunny wow you're an idiot
Layton if your going to try and make a point you should probably learn how to spell
Man England looked good back then.
How horrible does it look like now?
@@jeremy-ws1rb not that bad definitely better than US though lol
@@jeremy-ws1rb It doesn’t look horrible at all. Certain areas have lost their beauty either through WW2 bombing/ 19th century industrialisation/ modernisation etc, but there’s so much that remains; especially within villages, market towns and smaller medieval cathedral/ university cities. Here are 100 historic villages and market towns, as well as 23 examples of better preserved historic cities in different regions of *England* (not including Scotland or Wales):
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Painswick, Gloucestershire,
Stanton Village, Gloucestershire,
Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire,
Winchcombe, Gloucestershire,
Corsham, Wiltshire,
Dunster, Somerset,
Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire,
Snowshill Village, Gloucestershire,
Broadway Village, Worcestershire,
Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
Great Tew Village, Oxfordshire,
Woodstock, Oxfordshire,
Tetbury, Gloucestershire,
Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire,
Frome, Somerset.
*Cities:*
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Oxford,
Wells, Somerset,
Salisbury, Wiltshire,
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*Pretty Villages and Towns:*
St. Ives, Cornwall,
Rye, East Sussex,
Corfe Castle Village, Dorset,
Mousehole, Cornwall,
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Totnes, Devon,
Polporro, Cornwall,
Sandwich Town, Kent,
Cockington Village, Devon,
Chilham Village, Kent,
Dartmouth, Devon,
Wherwell, Hampshire,
Arundel Town, West Sussex,
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Petworth, West Sussex,
Sherborne, Dorset,
Micheldever Village, Hampshire,
Chiddingstone Village, Kent,
Lustleigh Village, Devon,
West Lulworth Village, Dorset.
*Cities:*
Canterbury,
Winchester, Hampshire,
Rochester, Kent *used to be a city,
Brighton *a mix of traditional and new,
Exeter, Devon *bombed heavily in WW2, yet retains a nice atmosphere.
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*Pretty Villages and Towns:*
Robin Hood’s Bay, North Yorkshire,
Ludlow, Shropshire,
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Richmond, North Yorkshire,
Kirkby Lonsdale, Cumbria,
Grassington, North Yorkshire,
Longnor Village, Staffordshire,
Thornton-le-Dale, North Yorkshire,
Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire,
Whitby, North Yorkshire,
Alnwick Town, Northumberland,
Ashford-in-the-Water, Derbyshire,
Helmsley, North Yorkshire,
Great Budworth, Cheshire,
Sedbergh, Cumbria,
Castleton, Derbyshire,
Middleham, North Yorkshire.
*Cities:*
York,
Durham,
Chester,
Southwell, Nottinghamshire *actually a Minster town, but feels like a miniature city,
Ripon, North Yorkshire.
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-*East England:*
*Pretty Villages and Towns:*
Lavenham, Suffolk,
Stamford, Lincolnshire,
Wendens Ambo Village, Essex,
Kersey Village, Suffolk,
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Little Walsingham, Norfolk,
Saffron Walden, Essex,
Houghton Village, Cambridgeshire,
Clare Village, Suffolk,
Chelsworth, Suffolk,
Dedham Village, Essex,
Castle Rising Village, Norfolk,
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King’s Lynn Old Town, Norfolk,
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Castle Hedingham Village, Essex,
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Lincoln, Lincolnshire,
Norwich, Norfolk,
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Weobley, Herefordshire,
Woburn Village, Bedfordshire,
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West Wycombe Village, Buckinghamshire,
Ledbury, Herefordshire,
Collyweston, Northamptonshire,
Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire,
Ilmington, Warwickshire,
Pembridge Village, Herefordshire,
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Chiddingfold Village, Surrey,
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Windsor Town *not actually a city but feels of a similar size,
Lichfield, Staffordshire,
Worcester, Worcestershire (old parts),
St Albans, Hertfordshire.
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“Hooligans have knocked over a dustbin in Shaftesbury”
"Princess Elizabeth." It's the little things that make me smile.
It is sad to think that many of those young soldiers would be dead in just a few more years. Especially when the king mentioned that so few in attendance fought in the Great War.
Iv honestly never been more disappointed with a video before
The perpetrator THREW the GUN at the King.
All I can say is that he wasn't very well trained.
Mission failed well get em next time
he got himself.
Dang! Even in black and white, those columns of grenadiers are an impressive sight.
"Era of Peace." Three years later half those soldiers were dead, and the greatest conflict Earth has ever seen raged over Europe, and a couple years after that, the Pacific.
I'm so glad he wasn't our King at the outbreak of the War. George the Sixth was a far better Monarch than Edward could ever have been.
One big free Loader Edward VIII. Churchill truly had enough of him, being pal to AH
+Imran Khan Stanley Baldwin and an Archbishop of Canterbury of somewhat dubious character (Lang) with the conspiracy of Beaverbrook forced the abdication. The victors then had the ability to write the history.
+wholeNwon There's was absolutely no way Wallis Simpson a multiple divorced woman could become Queen. It was against the rules.... It was as simple as that.
it didn't if Edward VIII would be a good or bad king parliament would've dealt with that side.
saw Duchess in DOORS m
Mark Gable
The two rules of being a King:
1) Look good in the uniform
2) Don't fall off the horse.
Thank god i saw these new presented colours
And a year later the " beloved King" would totally screw England over for Wallis Simpson. Ed the 8th was a real piece of work!
Indeed - less than that - assassination attempt 16th July - abdication 10th December 1936 - as for the would be assassin - see www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jun/28/british-state-covered-up-plot-to-assassinate-king-edward-viii
The "devoted Sovereign" LOL
Hardly, he saved England by doing that.
We really need to do something about all the thrown-gun crime these days!
Gotta give that man some screwed up kind of props; this man just tried to assassinate the king within sight of his army
I could listen to the king talk for hours cause I love his voice and vocabulary he uses. These days people talk like "whats sup my nigga"....... or "what's good"...... Back in the it was "good evening sir".......
Yeah, the days when people talked English.
"Princess Elizabeth". Strange to hear that instead of Queen Elizabeth.
Moe: Ok Curly. Here is the plan. When the king nears the crowd, use this revolver to kill him. Get it?
Curly: Sure Moe! Got it! Nyuk! Nyuk! Nyuk!
Throws gun at king.
He must have found it impossible to carry the heavy burden of responsibility and to discharge his duties as king as he would wish to do, without the help and support of the woman he loved.
If u look into edwards and Wallis’s relationship you’ll see it wasn’t a fairytale as it may seem, and they were also nazi sympathisers, I personally just think Edward used Wallis as a scapegoat because he knew he couldn’t do his job, just a shame that king George got the ugly end of it all
"I'm having at you, sir!", quipped the assassin. "Well, I greatly appreciate your candor, Mr. Assassin", retorted the potentate. The ensuing scene provided a daunting feast of horror for the flabbergasted onlookers, aghast in utter shock of what was to transpire.
When the Great Britain was the most powerfull country in the world
God dangit grandpa, how many times do I have to tell you that Revolvers doesn't work like that!
Watching the preview on my timeline, I could exactly hear the narrator's voice in my head, exactly as it sounds.
the fact that he made a speech
"the world struggle of 20 years ago with all my heart i hope and indeed i pray that never again may our age and a generation be called to face such stern and terrible days". 3 years later.... D:
I know it's not all that Important but...I can see my house from here !!
Fritz Lee I didn't see any trash can
Tragon76 This man’s name isn’t Oscar
" such terrible dayys "
A few years later World War 2 breakes out...
Thank you
Were only here to see the attempt, because even an attempt on the Crown is a lovely thing to witness no matter how long ago....
It'd have been even more British if he'd have thrown a teapot.
Dont be silly we Brits value tea pots above revolvers
Well I suppose these days somebody might throw their shoe.
i was today years old when i found out there was an assassination attempt against Edward VIII
He was so devoted to the Empire, as the blurb at the start states, that he abdicated a few months later.
I think he actually thought that he would marry Wallis and she would be his queen.
@@maryschofield9502 Then he was an idiot.
1- the hats are definitely odd
2- why have a gun if you’re just gonna throw it
-3 Murica
I’ve always been curious why each generation people look & sound so differently
Oh boy😳
It has to do with recording devices
Its just the accent they do so they could be more understood back then
totally different cultures
@@ironnads7975 it has nothing to do with recording devices lol wtf
Watching this with a cup of tea and a slice of cake.
Policeman: Oh look, there's a revolver lying there near the King. I'll kick it, just to be safe.
does an empire really rejoice for its king?
One would hope? I recall that we did back then?
What was wrong with the old colours?
swerve1960 they shrunk in the wash
The colours have the monogram of the reigning monarch and are replaced after the death of the current king or queen and the crowning of the new.
Colors
SlayerDoStuff Colours*
Gabriele Scalise colors
Not a shot was fired. What kind of an assassination attempt was that?
Kinda ironic. He hoped for no more war and just 3 years later one of the biggest wars ever fought started
were those uniforms also used in The Wizard of Oz ?
Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end....
I imagine that he's going to call someone a "very naughty boy" at any second.
Assassin: shoot to practice.
-Runs out of bullets -
-Throws the revolver vigorously-
(no harm done)
The End
4:32 for the event😁
This year, 1936, the British Empire was the greatest empire in history.
What colors did they invent?
Description
A guillotine is an apparatus designed for efficiently carrying out executions by beheading. The device consists of a tall, upright frame with a weighted and angled blade suspended at the top. The condemned person is secured with stocks at the bottom of the frame, positioning the neck directly below the blade.
how many bears were killed to make each fur hat
dc don't worry, it's too late to give them back.
They're British. They'll kill anything to get what they want.
One bear per bearskin. British pathé has a great video on it. They actually purchase the hides from an annual cull of black bear populations in Canada.
I really love the UK even though I'm Kenyan. Been in the UK for more than half my life
Can’t help but wonder how they keep their heads up with those enormous bear skin “hats” (I don’t know what they are called). The kings head was tiny.
I didn’t see the gun in the photo. Did anyone else?
Humanity : "we demand peace "
World leaders : "no one hold my beer"
4:22 Whose heart is not thrilled with loyalty and devotion as the King rides off? I'll answer that for you chap: those who are loyally devoted to reserve that loyalty and devotion for themselves.
Save His Majesty
Plain and simple, those hats are just not big enough.
So... who was the Terrorist (word not used at the time) ?! And WHY??? FILL US IN, PLEASE!