The Wild Baroness Rothschild
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2024
- After hearing a singular piece of music, Baroness Nica de Koenigswarter, daughter of the Rothschild dynasty, abandoned her gilded cage to become a patron saint to the High Priest of Jazz, Thelonious Monk, and a muse to countless other musicians. More than just a groupie, she was a freedom fighter and a philanthropist who made scandalous headlines for kicking race and class norms in the shins. Let’s set the record straight on the bebop Baroness who went where the music called her.
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"If my sons didn't want any wars there would be no wars!"...
Mrs. Rothschilds
When you put it that way,is that why her mother in law died
All wars are bankers wars.
Exactly. For those who still don't get it, allow me to translate. War is not about religion although some will use that as a motivator. It isn't about freedom. Some of us thought so. It isn't even about beating back socialist control freaks.
It's always about money and it always has been.
She was a crypto zionist, spreading her filth like they do.
Yikes
But tru
Give me control of a nation money and I care not who makes it's Law's Myer Amchel Rothschild
Give me access to a child for the first 7 years and I will have them for life!
& population control !!!
It was lucifer ..
@@jorgezuniga6561😂
Ok
@@jorgezuniga6561😮
The archangel?
Bringer of light?!
Her poor children hardly knew her.
With great wealth comes great hidden emotional, mental and physical cost.
sounds like they hardly knew her because she was partying her a** off in jazz clubs. great role model.
She lived her life her way I believe she believed in justice maybe having kids didn't work for her to bad we don't know that ahead of time
We seem to know how to criticize other people we rarely see ourselves
@@herminepursch2470 it depends on the person.
Less consciously evolve people do not self examine themselves.
Highly evolved folks never stop observing themselves, their actions, their thoughts.
@@herminepursch2470 once you bring children into this world you are morally obligated to provide them Love and Attention.
This woman was selfish and ego centric. Her children paid the price.
Daughter of the robber baron. They cry out in pain as they strike you.
Typical jewish behavior....
That îs The jewish way
@@rosenfeldclaudia Oh dear your jew hatred is showi g.
@@deborahwhitney9427 damned right, God demands they go
@@deborahwhitney9427 thank You 🙏😇
This is the most dangerous group of people in the world. There's no one with so much blood on their hands.
Jazz musicians?
And 'apparently' 500 trillion - and that doesn't include there castles, horses, wine and of course gold.
Meduci family, (spelling may be off)
And purportedly (by some estimates) they have enough of a portion of the world's gold reserves to dramtically affect its market price.
Yeah only a few ppl seem to know what you stated. i remember investigating their current wealth ~10 years ago and came up w, like you said, ~500 tril (I came up with closer to $550).
Don't trust Republicans when they argue, "Even if rich ppl gave away their wealth, we would stlll be in the sh*tter"
Of course, there would need to be a way to continually supplement a balance w a new paradigm. But no, we kinda' wouldn't... There IS enough to go around.
Ie, Much IS the fault of the vulgarly wealthy (I'm, of course, not referring to the middle class w a few mil in their accts).
Nothing is absolute. But the truth is somewhat the opposite to what's suggested in 'Atlas Shrugged'. If the world decided to invalidate the worth of the vulgarly wealthy and they couldn't hire armies with their accumulated agency, the rest of the world would immediately start to benefit from their lack of siphoning.
Incidentally, look at how much a typical ceo's wealth has expanded during these recent years of "economical crisis..." I wouldn't be surprised if their wealth was exponentially growing today (at least in regards to the US).
they own the state occupying Palestine.
Did the Rothschild Family tell RUclips to "community note" this vid? 🤣🤔🤣
Pretty much among other issues of rich debate
"Monk hated cats but that's where the Steinway was." Brilliant line!
He loved Pannica too , please
@@johnsononey Monk loved Nellie, first and always. He was pleased to be patronized by the Baroness because she understood him and she could support him, financially, but Nellie was his wife. They were a bonded pair.
@@jabbermocky4520
Yes, I know he was a family man and saw Nellie as an angel . And no one saw any hanky panky at all with the duchess . But he did love Nica as a best friend . Very special .
@@johnsononey Agree. Nica definitely adored Monk. He seemed to respect her deeply in return. But he was an interesting fellow. My late partner was a huge follower of Monk's. 20 years older than me and recently widowed when we met, he knew Jazz. I wanted to know Jazz. We shared that passion for Jazz until he passed 6 years ago. We loved each other deeply. But we never married. I respected his late wife and he did, too. She had been a Jazz pianist. He told me that he had only loved 3 women in his life: His wife, his mistress and me. That was flattering. I still miss him every day. Peace.
Ooooh lookie!! A context box! God forbid we should question the Divine Rothschild Family!
The try to brainwash the society.
What on earth is a context box & what on earth are u talking about & why r people liking your comment when it's inexplicable?
Asking what one is or just searching the phrase gives zero related responses and a bunch of shit about windows 11 context menus. If you're referring to that who the fuck could actually know why or what on earth you mean?! Do u actually speak english?
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Shampoo the divine Red Shield 🛡 Bauer bloodlines.
Your obvious sarcasm hardly hides your jealousy. Well bless your heart you poor thing!
Tsk, Tsk, Tsk...
This woman was nobody's friend. And all these people were just her toy.
and you know this how?
@@shmuliknemanov4009 Didn't you watch the video? She was a user. She married a man she didn't love. She set Charlie Parker up and murdered him.
Where were her 'poor' children during alllll this.?
Extras in her drama...
Shes a Rothschild, there's a lot more deeper darker things that she's a part of.. this was misleading imo.
@@burnastein5430 but had no problem using the family name and fortune to survive.
You bring no evidence
@@fulaan1It's well documented that the money they have is stolen and based on deception and lies.
Thank you for this fascinating story. I had no trouble hearing the narration.
it appears that I've missed it....what was the dark secret?..
Lol I'm leaving now
Click & bait
johncrow833:. The dark secret was that she was exposed after jazz great Charlie "Bird" Parker died in her hotel room. That was headline news. All the jazz musicians and fans knew her but the general public did not until then. And it was a scandal for white woman of her stature and wealth to be harboring a "junkie" jazz musician. They called her a n-word lover and other scandalous things. After that her life became a living hell.
Yeah, I watched the whole thing and they never said.
Her love and admiration of dark skinned people and cultural byproducts like Jazz?
An interesting story of a quite beautiful and unlikely woman for the times. I have to say the irony of her life turns in the attempt to escape Nazis is amazing considering that it was her relatives that wrote up both the Balfour Declaration and more to the point, the Havaara Agreement that forced ordinary Jews in the European streets to have make a choice between life in Palestine with everything they'd ever built or had left behind in Germany, or death in a camp.
I was hoping someone would leave a comment mentioning this! Very interesting isn’t it? Me thinks this story is missing some important details lol 🤔
wrong..they had the opportunity to keep their dosh in Gmade goods which were waiting for them at the other end
My conclusion of the events is her father knew the intent of the banking empires total involvement in war and had to much humanity to live as an enabler of it and the misery for profit . prior ww2 once again finance to a evil regime for profiteering and with insider knowledge her and her husband set to fight what they knew was on the horizon they could of easily avoided this organized war. She seems to have left the cult of her heritage to the most furthest culture she could immerse her life and energies towards and I admire her greatly for her conviction and bravery
i took a Rothchilde to lunch inadvertantly in like 1980's--i had a friend to whom I sometimes 'delivered' things to, her father drove a Rolls Royce (my father drove a 20 year old heap) and her friend Guy was there and after a while we decided to go to lunch--she lived next door to the Dakota Hotel--at one point she whispered to me he was a Rothchilde-ok, so we have lunch somewhere on Columbus Avenue, even drinking his grandfather's wine--anyway the bill comes and guess what? neither of them had any cash and I ended up paying the bill--260 dollars, in 1980 dollars! I think his name is pronounced Ghee or something, a total drug addict, as was she
did u get compensated?
@@WillyEckaslike ha, no, she married the son of a diamond merchant on 47th street and I never saw the Rothchilde again
I wonder why they're all drug addicts. It's fascinating
@@HappyForestBridge-zj4yh drugged babies are easier to program
Sounds like a red shield
This was just excellent, - fascinating, informative, and well-written, entertaining narration. What an amazing life.
Very interesting! I enjoyed this very much. Such a fascinating lady. Very beautiful! She marched to her own drummer and her life was tumultuous and certainly not staid! I enjoy these short biography’s of people from the past. Thank you!
Hihi marches to her own drummer. 1:44 😂😂😂
Thanks for the love! So glad you enjoyed the video :)
If she wasn't rich would you find her fascinating 🤔??
@@garyshepherdly9357 rich? I don’t consider a persons financial status at all. It’s the things they do in life that I find interesting. Money is just not relevant to my way of thinking.
@@lindaandersenholmes8270 All of the world richest w0m3n have garner their wealth through divorce aka from a man. Note I said the wealthiest w0m3n.
What do you admire about how they get theirs ??
Baroness Nica de Koenigswarter's extraordinary life in the jazz world shares some similarities with the surprising relationship between rapper Jay Electronica and heiress Kate Rothschild - both narratives marked by a passion for music and unexpected turns of fate.
I love this story. I wish there was even more known and shared about her. I have heard conflicting stories as to whether "Round Midnight" or "Straight, No Chaser," that was the piece of music that ignited her quest for Thelonious Monk.
Be careful what you wish for.
There is a wonderful book out on her
Boy, what a mess these people's lives were.
Real wealth doesn't steal. FLUSH
All wealth from Capitalism is theft of surplus value, stealing the fruits of others labors
All wealth from Capitalism is theft of surplus value, stealing the fruits of others labors
I wonder what the real story is…
I wonder what your real story is?
Charlie Parker died at her place! And she was benefactor...I guess...to many of the Jazz greats.
Nica provided a piano and a new car for Monk. She let the Jazz Guys crash at her place in New Jersy. Bird & Monk were always welcome to her Stanhome Suite.
Yesh, me too. If it were any other family I might think that's all there is to her story. But coming from THAT family, I just think there's a lot more to her.
@@GuantanamoBayBarbie3 what do you know about THAT family? What do you know about your own? Of course yours is better
She also adored excellent jazz and the music of Charlie Parker, who passed away in her apartment in 1955 after knocking on her door for help. He was sick and dying with nowhere to go. Bless her for not seeing black and white, but just the color of jazz. ❤
😅😅😅
I like THAT🎉
She looks like Nicky Hilton! Now Rothschild.
The Bloodlines.
No The fuck she doesn’t. Lolol
Thank you. A lot of time and research must have gone into this video. Even the super super rich they too clearly went through some hell. Poor woman. She seemed kind and caring.
Wealth doesn't always ruin people. The challenges of life can bring out the best in people.
Terrific, non stop, don't miss episode. Thanks you!
Huh? @ 7:22 they walked from their house in France to board a ship IN London? How did they walk from France to London 😮
Under water😅
Frfr
I think they wanted to say , to board a ship to London
On foot
Ha! @@Walkeranz
It’s crazy how this happened again recently too the Rothschild she left her husband for jay electronica
I smooth was looking for someone to make this connection. 🎯
@@mediblack they don’t want to follow family rules it’s no wonder most families lose their wealth in three generations
Excellent. I stumbled upon this & I'm so glad I did.
The adulterated lives of the rich and shameless.....never changes.
Nika was a driver in the Army when her husband was sent to Africa, she asked her commander to be sent to serve beside her husband. When her commander officer said no she went anyway ? A driver in the army would be kicked out on the spot, if they weren’t millionaires for sure .
Well told, very informative and I learned some things I didn't know about Monk. What I didn't learn, unless I somehow missed it, were, "the dark secrets discovered in her hotel room".....
I think it was supposed to be the drugs, blacks hanging with whites, and the death/ murder of Bird.
The 300 cats ... and her possible murdering of a man.
@@tinadavy3990 Maybe the cats ate him? Who was it?
Monk wasn't her friend, nor was any other "marginalized" person. They were her pets. These people don't look at us like humans. They look at us like animals
Bingo! Even regardless of race, they genuinely look at all of us like peasants. We’re all “useless eaters” to them… you’re right though, they 1000% treat marginalized communities so much worse and they use them for PR! The 1% elite ruling class is constantly using their philanthropic donations, creating their own foundations (aka money laundering 🫢) and non stop virtue signaling as a means to improve their image, all while the banks & businesses they own screw over those same communities that they claim to help behind the scenes. The hypocrisy is unreal. The amount of simps in the comment section wooing over this woman like, “but she was differeeeent!!” is wild. 🤦🏼♀️🙄 Even scarier is some of these people legitimately don’t even know who this family is and what they’ve done smh. Lord get these folks some dark history lessons STAT!
The [REDACTED] religiously believe they are the only real humans.
speak for yourself
@@globalroamer1900 you're in the same boat, I can confidently speak 4 u too
It seems she loved the 🎶 SO MUCH, IT became Her RELIGION... So! thus the GENIUS OF THE ARTIST, (naturally) made them become Her GURU'S...🥰🎉 She lived the Best and Worst part of this WORLD... The 🎵🎶 was her SANCTUARY😮😢😅😂🎉
Nica's patronage of the Bop community is real powerful and history changing. I'm a 65 yr old jazz Pianist and I'm greatful that she took care of the legends of Bop.
@gemjourney5210
3 days ago
"If my sons didn't want any wars there would be no wars!"...Mrs. Rothschilds. This should be repeated!
Thanks for that great story on Nica👍
Fascinating and interesting story. Thank you!
She just wanted to anger her parents. Poor Lil rich girl. I dont believe this story at all.😢
It must be convenient just believing whatever makes you feel better. 😂😂😂😂😂
Ditto clown...
Do u feel better?
I do.
Don't think to much.
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Your a snob
Yup. Another clickbait headline.
or she was doing as they do
Didn't know she was a patron to the jazz greats. Her people must have shunned her for that.
I don't think they will do that on the contrary that was probably her assignment
All music is a commodity and none of it is organic.
@@sigilfredogaleano6568bingo!!
@@sigilfredogaleano6568hahaha oy vey Spot on. The yenta was no doubt a plant send there to promote degeneracy. 🤐
@@slow-mo_moonbuggy If you mean the music industry then yes of course I'd agree. If you do mean 'all music' then I'd guess you were being contrarian and I hope someday music comes to you organically. For example it's a very good feeling to wake from a dream with music playing through you. It can happen and it feels like a blessing.
Thank you for your work
Shes a nice lady and i appreciate her taste in music amd her efforts for a better world.
Nice ladies don't kill people.
There is much more to this narration than meets the eye 👁️
Very interesting
Thank you❤
Her house is still yellow and in Weehawken NJ off blvd east. Fun trivia, TS monk, son of Thelonious had his video shot just down the street from the house for his song "bon bon vie".
Loved this show ❤
The car breaking down was some type of sign
Yeah , the car needed maintenance
The thing is that if enough people just resolve to always say "no" to these people, they cease to be a problem.
Guess the movie Casablanca loosely resembles her experiences. Well, “Here’s looking at you kid.” 😬
Great video!
She was the only member of that family with a soul.
Yes🎉
Right, but abandoned her children….😒🥺🫠🙄
Nica just had oppositional defiance disorder.
Nuh-uh. She was a free woman.
The Baroness loved her some brothers! Her life would make a great movie.
Incredible story!!
Great information thank you very enlightening. I will explore some of the music I learned about as well. I’m not too sure how bad the original pictures are but some of the AI repairs or modifications to the photos are horrible especially the last one.
She lost her mind probably because she was going through perimenopause.
Freaking hilarious and probably true! 😅
Yep. Those hall lights triggered her and she pulled the trigger right back on them! Hormones.
i prefer periperimenopause... its great on grilled chicken
good doc., i remember this story.
I worked for a delivery company and delivered a package to a female Rothschild in upstate NY. We got to the gate but we couldn't even see any building at all she had so much land. There was a guy waiting for us at the gate that took her package and said we couldn't go any further because she was GETTING HER LAKE DRAINED! 🤯🤯🤯
Well done! You have honored the memory and clarified the history. Well done indeed.
Thanks for sharing.
Think u meant SOUTH of the Mason Dixon Line- not west. Maryland and hence Baltimore are south of the MDL.
Even the ultra wealthy deaĺ with many of the problems the working class suffers from...😮
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Thelonious Monk was born on the same day as me.. years before I however. ever since I found this out I've been a big fan. He was super cool, different and way ahead of his time. R.I.P Monk & Nica.
Tavistock
An absolutely asinine conspiracy
An absolutely asinine conspiracy
^sore circumcision
@@whatabouttheearth 🤦🏼♀️🙄
Excellent !
Famous groupie
All artists relied on rich benefactors to popularise and pay them it was not uncommon, painters and musicians
She wasn't the groupie, the was the funder, sort of the opposite. She was also in the anti Nazi resistance movement during WW2
She wasn't the groupie, the was the funder, sort of the opposite. She was also in the anti Nazi resistance movement during WW2
^1933
Germany: ends capitol intetest
Judea: declares economic war
Great content. The Bird movie was great, and she was more an enigma in the movie. The power of music is amazing. The Bob Marley movie was very well done. Sad to see so many negative comments. Some find negative everywhere they look.
Exactly. How could you possibly find negativity in the Rothschildes?
@@scarpin80lol right? 😂 The Rothschilds are all positivity 🤭
That was wild
hello .......great share 😊😊😊😊. thank you , for sharing🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰............
Jazz is such a better music than most. It's more emotionally mature and complex. When I was young I didn't like it but as an older musicians and music fan I found myself wanting more complex emotions in melody, jazz doesn't disappoint.
It also takes talent to play and sing! You can’t fake it with jazz or blues! And I say that as a singer …
Jazz is pretentious crap that thinks it's better than it is.
@@Monicablackbelt24 fingernails on a chalkboard
BIG UP RESPECT !
Ohhh... she was kind... ❤❤❤loved the story
Fascinating story❤
The narrator seemed to try really hard, but his annunciation and pronunciation were not easy to follow at times.
Yes, but it’s not his first language.
Such an interesting story. But I hated listening to this narrator. Had to replay lots of bits and pieces and even to slow down playback to 0.75 speed, and even then I still couldn't catch certain parts. Never again will I listen to him.
I am thankful a person took the time to narrate rather than have AI read it.
I found it too fast , a lot of them do that now a days but my age 60+ needs slower narration.
@@Hava744 you can slow down or speed up the playback speed.
amazing
This is really cool
I need to find a way to increase volume on videos like this. There are a lot these low volume videos that you have to put you ear right to the speaker to hear. There must be an app to increase the volume. Every time a car drives by outside, it covers what is being said.
There are some extensions for it like Sound Booster.
Earbuds?
That's just a sign it's time to get a new phone
I'm on a laptop with a bluetooth speaker behind me and I'm having the same problem. For me the sound drops out every so often and there is no extraneous noise here.
Try plugging it into an amplifier and a set of speakers
Damn this would make one hell of a movie!
I like her……she was cool. She would have been in with the b-bop crowd in the 21st century also
They don’t make Broads like dat no more.
Mudsharks? They mass produce them. Oy veyy
What an amazing time in history to be alive.. Nika's story fits in beautifully in the mosaic of my perceptions of the mingling of Art with movements that fuelled progressive changes in the development of modern society.. Nika played her part well, I'm glad I came across this tonight. May the God of the Universe, the creator of everything, bless her soul.. Ameen.
So she fought in a war her own family helped to fund. Hmmm
I AM READING THE BOOK ON NICA NOW, SO I CANT CONTINUE WITH YOUR VIDEO!!!! NO SPOILERS, LOL
Emu is pronounced Emyou not Emoo!
Aussie here.
Cracks me up when I hear emu pronounced as emoo. Shows how much they know about our country.
Well now there is one less dumbo ,thanx ,M-U eh
I'm Commiefornian and I had no idea. Thanks for letting us know. Hopefully I can remember in the future.
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Fantastic story thanks so much!
What a remarkable woman!
The genius and madness in this family OMG LOL
Not just the men of course.
Thank you for telling her extraordinary story.
Fascinating chronicle of the era
Nica was a Jezebel...
Nica was a lovely person that helped lots of important jazz musicians!
Jazz is not music ... nobody really likes jazz
@@andrewmclaughlin2701 Opinions are music
Jazz is ghetto its like a moth to a flame for yt women just like trap music today.
@@andrewmclaughlin2701 Jazz is music staight from the Muse and jazz musicians have long suffered in poverty, addiction and disease. Jazz is not bourgeois art. Nica was a breath of fresh air!
@@PAN77769 Nobody really likes diseased, poor addicts, even if they make noise and larp as musicians.
Bro i just cant with all the Ads.. every 2 minutes i get another 5 minute ad..
Maybe get a different browser. I use 'Brave" and get no ads; and it's safe and private. And free. Google, Firefox, Mac, and anything from Microsoft are all crap.
You might like Baroness, by Hannah Rothchild.
Nicas Dream, Horace Silver, Panonica T. Monk, Thelonica Tommy Flanagan, Inca Barry Harris, just to name a few compositions inspired by Panonica
She could afford to!!
She could afford to do whatever she wanted to, yes.
The narrator should learn how to pronounce words properly. He is waffling.
You start a YT channel on a similar theme, I'll listen to it then criticise you. How does that sound? At least he's doing it.
I don’t think english is his first language. Give him a break.
I think it’s perfectly fine. U know what he’s saying lol
Any relation to Baron Patrick de Koenigswarter?
Monk lives!!! 🎹
On vinyl, in real life not so much.
What a Fascinating Story
What a woman!!!❤
"Nica's Dream" is one of the most popular Jazz standards. It was written after her.
It's a beautiful tune. Monk also wrote 'Pannonica' for her.
and what happened to all the cats??????
That was my 1st question! She must have loved them dearly. Surprised they weren't mentioned in her will.
Could you imagine the smell of that house with all them cats.
@@MK-hh1voeh.. no way to properly care for THAT many cats. If you truly love animals you don’t hoard the hell out of them. You get a few you can spoil and leave it at that.
Well done !
Wow!
This video was nothing that I expected and NOW I am wondering if the same is true about all of the elites?
“ There is a high price to not being true to oneself “ …don’t I know it.
Wow. She knew Barry Harris.