The visit of Kaiser Franz Joseph I of Austria in St. Pölten on June 21, 1910
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2019
- -On the occasion of the visit of S.M. Emperor Franz Josef in St. Pölten on June 21, 1910
-Views of Francis Joseph I, Emperor of Austria-Hungary, and an entourage of military officers and civilians walking down a wide avenue; the street is lined with people greeting the Emperor. Interior title notes location as Vienna, Austria and notes TR as being entertained by the Emperor at the palace. TR visited the Emperor in April, 1910; there are no views of TR on film.
-the name of the Waltz is: The Blue Danube Waltz by Johann Strauss II 
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THE MONARCHY UNITS US, THE REPUBLIC DIVIDES US
Now, instead of the Habsburg and Hohenzollern empires we have the European Union. Is that progress or decline?
Yes! Join us! Make Russian Empire Great again! :-)
@@rudolfkraffzick642 Ask Greece about this.
Indeed it is a decline. It is a disgrace even to compare the two.
@@remember9152 I absolutely agree with your opinion.
This was lovely and sad at the same time. I'm not Austrian but how much did we really lose in both world wars. Not just in terms of human life but in terms of culture, and the very soul of Europe.
Exactly. Fuck those wars. And fuck war in general.
"The Habsburgs left behind a pile of crap." Sigmund Freud, 1918
Always the people are stupid to let the few give the chance to make what good was bad and the world is become much worse, while the stupid ones rules it now and see what is become of it!!!!!!
@Dagr Dalen Actually the minorities lived decent to well in the empire. Austria Hungary have to change but I doubt it would not fall easily.
Lest we forget, it was Great Britian who started World War I in the first place!
They wanted to rule the entire world; every square inch of it, and they were deathly afraid of Germany's growing industrial might, (which incidentally was no threat to them) and not content with that, they also wanted to seize the few sparse colonies that Germany still possessed in remote and obscure parts of the world.
More importantly, they also knew that if they ever found themselves at a decided disadvantage during the fracas, that they could always rely upon the Americans who were duped into serving them, to assist them in their unholy endeavors at the cost of their own blood, toil and sweat, to pay their bills and otherwise make them come out on top, along with France, haughtily and delightfully carving up Europe to suit their own advantage at the end of the war, thereby setting the stage for the more horrible and devastating war to follow!
While you are watching this, think of the fact that people were able to preserve such film treasure in the first place, which cannot be 100℅ guaranteed, since many films from 1910's and obviously older are in such a bad state today (or are simply lost), that nobody is able to preserve the memory.
Everybody, who watch this, owns a big thanks to all the hardworking people, that saved the footage, which gave you the chance to see and important figure in real life.
Not everyone will get the same attention...
This was the golden age of Europe, the Belle Epoque, when more people immigrated to Budapest then to New York, and part of Berlin's sight-seeing was, to spot Kaiser Wilhelm driving his car in the streets and honking in the traffic. According to the Badeker, "one could recognize his Majestaet's motorcar by the triple-trill of the horn."
Imagine going to a ball in imperial Russia royal court, or a German empire palace, everyone well dressed dancing to waltzes, that would be amazing
Kaiser Franz Joseph I think is often perceived as formal and distant, with a personality as stiff as a ramrod, but the portrait right at the end seems to me to be one of the rare ones making him look more human. Well done that photographer or artist!
How agile and firm the Emperor was, even at such an advanced age he walked with resolution
@Boris Makovec I am not so sure about that. I wouldn't switch my life with his.
He also gave a snappy salute to those who saluted him. He should have found a better way to deal with the Serbian problem but diplomacy is really a Bismarckian trait missing in the Austral-Hungarian state..
@@johngreen3543 Very interesting thought. I will try to read more about Austro-Hungarian diplomacy in those times. It always puzzled how such an aggressive form of nationalism (Serbia) grew out of the Balkans.
Ich schreibe jetzt in deutsch, da es um einen deutschsprachigen Kaiser geht.
Respekt vor Franz Josef. Er hatte kein leichtes Leben, viel Tragik erlebt, viel Verantwortung lastete immer auf seinen Schultern, aber er war durch und durch Kaiser, liebte sein Land, die Leute, war gnädig und menschlich, Warmherzig, sagt man.
Schätzte auch die schönen Künste.
Schade um ihn.
Vielen Dank für das Herz. Ich freue mich darüber und wünsche Ihnen das Beste. Bleiben Sie gesund.
This is a historical and cultural treasure. It is beautifully edited and the Strauss waltz soundtrack is a perfect complement to the action.
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@@POLMAZURKA Thanks for this, I'll check it out 🙏
I wish Europe was still like this
Magníficas, conservadas y nítidas imágenes de el Emperador, todo un ícono en su historia familiar que data de 1000 años de antigüedad, gracias!!
Excellent : a historical film. Thank you and congratulations
he is a descendent of one of the most respected and powerful royal lines of history, ancestors that were Holy Roman Emperors and kings of Spain. they are, the Hapsburgs a family still politically active despite not sitting on a throne since 1918. plus his great, great, great grandson is a race car driver, who you can follow on Instagram, and yes if the Austrian empire was still around, he'd be next in line as emperor, but nope, because i guess monarchy is as dead as Franz Ferdinand in 1914.
He doesn't have any descendant, because his son is commiting suicide. His lineage died with him, but the habsburg is continued by his brother line.
@@Dimasekas the current head of the house is Otto Von Hapsburg, and his son Ferdinand is a famous race car driver you can even follow him on Instagram.
@@drswag0076 the current head is Karl.
@@drswag0076 Sadly, Otto von Habsburg has passed away in 2011. His son Karl von Habsburg is now the Head of Habsburg. Ferdinand is actually Otto's grandson and Karl's son
@@lebaguette5393 still he is a descendant of one of Europe's most famous royal families.
Greetings from🇨🇿 Glory to czech king (austrian emperor, hanguryan king, maravian margrave,....) Franz Josef
Regards from Bulgaria. Very interesting video. And it's also wonderful sounded with the Blue Danube of my favourite composer Johann Strauss jr. It makes me dreaming to visit Vienna again.❤️
He was a great and a very hard working emperor, and made an everlasting effect on his people.
Un saluto dal Lombardo Veneto, viva l'Imperatore!
Oof.
Immagina rimpiangere di essere perseguitato
Però ammetto che l'impero degli Asburgo esercita un gran fascino anche su di me
Ho conosciuto negli anni 60 anziani veneti che rimpiangevano la splendida amministrazione Austro Ungarica...Non a caso il primo ministro piu' serio,capace e lungimirante che l'Italia ha avuto negli ultimi 75 anni era stato deputato trentino nel Parlamento Austro-ungarico
@@mediterranean8702 en ese momento Fco Jose tendría 80 Años.
Was für eine großartige Montage - mein Herz schmilzt, wenn ich sehe, welchen Verlust die Welt erlitten hat, als all dies wegging. Ich danke dir!!
Kaiser Franz Joseph war ein Reaktionär, der sein Reich langsam aber sicher in den Abgrund führte
@@wolfgangoker1865
Ihr Kommentar, der Ihre völlige Unkenntnis der Geschichte widerspiegelt, ist typisch für die pseudo-intellektuellen Elitisten, die durch das Leben wandern und glauben, dass sie allem überlegen sind, was sie überblicken, wenn sie und Sie in Wahrheit nichts als rhetorische Zwerge sind. Wissen Sie, was zu der Zeit vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg vor sich ging? Wissen Sie um die Machenschaften des französischen Präsidenten Raymond Poincare von der organisierten Terrorgruppe Black Hand, die eine Front der russischen Geheimpolizei Okhrana war? der als einer seiner Agenten den Chef des serbischen Militärgeheimdienstes Dragutin Dimitrijević hatte, der mit französischer und russischer Genehmigung die Ermordung von Franz Ferdinand und seiner Frau organisierte. Kennen Sie den Vertrag von Sykes Picot? Das hervorstechendste Zitat von Franz Josef lautete: "Es ist meine Aufgabe, mein Volk vor seinen Politikern zu schützen". Sie, mein Herr, sind typisch für das narzisstische Wissen, dass Sie den ganzen Tag wissen - Sie haben keine Ahnung, was damals los war, genauso wenig wie Sie wissen, was heute los ist.
Perfeito
Großen Film, dankeschön
Thank you for uploading it!
And there is no way in a million trillion years that girls of that age today could EVER look so graceful and dance so beautifully.
Ehh, maybe not in America but definitely in Germany and Europe as a whole.
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@@Marco-bf4uu yes they can but perhaps not dress like that , unless there is a en masse conversion to Islam and all women are shrouded in burkas..lol.
I don't know, Madonna can be graceful. In a bra, but still graceful.
woman? i just see kids?
How lovely to be able to watch this and gaze on them. Thankyou.
I MISS THOSE DAYS
mi piacciono questi video storici,..sono immortalati..personaggi di alto rango e una epoca , che si può proprio dire bella,..affinchè non è scoppiata la prima guerra mondiale,..Vienna era all'apice della cultura europea e tanto romantica......
Wie sagte meine Großmutter immer ( 1910-1995) - Die gute alte Zeit, und irgendwie kann ich sie verstehen.
Andreas Meinke
Das ist eine Floskel die alle Generationen benutzen das sagten auch schon die Menschen welche vor der Geburt Deiner Großmutter lebten. 1910 war keineswegs alles gut , genauso wenig wie heute alles gut ist.Den meisten Menschen geht jedenfalls bei uns in Österreich oder Deutschland wesentenlich besser als zur Kaiserzeit.Und auch unsere Demokratie ist mir heute viel lieber.
@@bobinobaker ich weiß sie erinnerte sich noch als ihr vater ins feld zug, und war froh, als er 1919 aus den gefangenschaft wieder kam. fotos aus der zeit hat sie aufgehoben ( ab sept.1911 ) auch die dokumente sind noch weites gehend erhalten. und dennoch empfand sie ihre kindheit als eine sehr schöne - ich meine auch - geb. 1970 in der ddr
@@andreasmeinke5644
Nur auf eine glückliche oder behütete Kindheit bezogen kann ich die Aussage natürlich teilen.Aber nicht allgemein auf die Zeitumstände damals.
Those who are interested in Imperial Hapsburg would very much appreciate and should definitely seek out that magnificent film on the Empress Elizabeth titled ‘Forever My Love’ .This film can be found on TUBI. Or try to find an unedited version elsewhere. Also there is a superb drama series titled ‘Fall of the Eagles ‘.about the Austrian-Hungarian, Russian and Prussian Germanic Imperial regimes.
It was the film Forever My Love , which I saw when I was about 11 years old that got me interested in world history and geography and social studies .
Éljen a császár és király !
Long live Austria! Long live The Kaiser Franz!
Thank you very much for beautiful video, Thank you
While His Majesty Emperor Franz Joseph was a very old fashioned man he liked some modern things like filming and he even permitted his voice to be recorded in 1903. In a biography I read that one day when he was being filmed on some occasion a court administrative tried to shoo the cameraman away because the camera was so noisy. The old emperor aproached him, putting his arm on the court administrative. And he told him, in his homely Schönbrunn German, that the cameraman was just doing his job and that it was important to preserve the event on film for the future.
I have had no country since November 1918… That was the time when Austria was literally carved into pieces. Mangled. Quartered. One shred they held up in sheer mockery and called it Austria. That’s what you children have been taught to call Austria… Heaven my young man, is like Austria, the old, real Austria…
Bellissimo filmato!L'imperatore è un anziano signore distinto e gentile.
So beautiful. Those times when it wasn't "the left" vs "the right".
Specially Austra-Hungary, an empire who united and integrated different cultures and ethnics on a single flag.
It was all antisemetic right in Vienna with an antisemetic Mayor whom inspired Hitler. An old Catholic fool that allowed the Empire to precipitate WW1. His assassinated nephew Franz Ferdinand may have stopped it
Yea, that's why russia (serbia), france and great britain + austrian hungary and germany started a war, that had tragic solutions.
Remarkable photography, seems very modern, not old at all.
Gracias por este bello recuerdo. Felicidades 🙂🙂🙂
Die damalige Zeit unter dem Doppeladler hat ihren eigenen Zauber gehabt.Die k.und k.-Armee hatte keine grosse Kampfkraft,aber schöne Uniformen und schneidige Märsche.Und schon damals einen Geradezugrepetierer.Das war damals sensationell.
Es war ein Vielvölkerstaat.Mit all seinen Vor-und Nachteilen.
I had to save this to my channel playlists for others to watch.
Beautiful Thank you
フランツヨーゼフは より近代的な造りの蒸気機関車よりも馬車が好きだったようで 今現代でも名残のある
場所が多いと 何かで見た記憶があります。🥰
Good old times 👍👑
Some context to add to these pictures would be nice. Obviously the Emperor is visiting a town (probably arrived by train) and interacting with crowds / students from a girls and then a boys school. Can anyone figure out the location around 4:18 minutes in? It's a town square with what looks like a fairly large Marian or Plague column. Large church building on one end of the square. It's got to be in the Northern half of the Austrian Empire because the architecture is Baroque and I see some Catholic dignitaries. Amazing lack of personal security surrounding the Emperor. Seems to have an young aide and then the other members of the imperial party are all over 60.
He carried the scars of previous assassination attempts.
It should be the Rathausplatz at St. Pölten / Lower Austria.
@@abc1x1 thanks that's definitely the same place.
A time when Europe was Europe and not a colony, exploited by her former colonies. As is the case nowadays.
Sadly, yes.
Austria-Hungary had almost no colonies outside Europe. Austria, Croatia and Slovenia should join Visegrad Group in opposing stupid policies of former colonial powers.
Such a tragic ending to a noble house of such history! His son committed suicide in a tragic love affair. Then his nephew & wife were assassinated to start ww1. And his other nephew the final Austro Hungarian Emperor was deposed at the end of the war and died in exile at a young age. Largely from aspects that were simply beyond there ability to control.
Viva el Kaiser!
Magnífico
Amazing video,just suscribed to the channel.
Such a graceful, strong man even though his wife and son were murdered and his other son committed suicide. And still he drove in an open carriage through the city without police, bodyguards or a bulletproof vest. Now imagine any of our idiotic politicians doing that today. They think themselves to be much more important than they are. How I miss the monarchy.
He only had one son, and that son committed suicide.
Let's say most of them knew that fighting would be futile as he has shown how to break in unruly nations at a young age... but well one group did assasinate his close relative wich is kinda sad...
Austria ist still different today. You see our president taking the tram or subway through vienna and regularly without andy bodyguards, police,... People leave him completely alone in such a situation even if they recognize him. Most Austrians don't fancy celebrities the same way like in the US. This probably only works because Austria is such a small country that no one really cares about XD
Very good even the music at the time the girls were dancing , it was alright, they danced on the music, bravo!
Very interesting... and very sad !
Lud go kochał i uwielbiał.
Viele Grüße aus dem Welschtirol und Südtirol! Jetzt sind wir leider Italien, aber einmal waren wir auch österreichisch-ungarisches Reich!
Beim nächsten großen europäischen Badabum kann man versuchen wegzuschleichen :)
Jetzt grussen aus der Stadt von Texas. En Neue Braunfels ist das leben schoen!
Sie sind deutsche-european.
Very good
Está es una bella joyita de la historia ,congratulations greetings from chile .
Interesting film. It seems luxuriant moustaches was the trend for men at this period of time.
It was the golden age of moustaches
and none were as great as Frans Joseph's cause look at it.
A real giant!God bless him!!
Viribus Unitis...... 1910 was the 80th Birthday of Franz-Josef I-- these are most likely celebrations of that event! RIP F-J I
18 of August ...Franz is born!!
The sad thing is, everybody in this film are dead.
😳 gosh,that’s life!
well duh
@@r.c5534 it is life, and it's sad
@@NSA-yw4cq well, duh right back to you!
I love La Belle Époque though I never wanted to live during that period. I admire the Edwardian Era from afar and even got a book published on that age.
The past is truly another country, with this being filmed only eight years before the whole place disintegrated! A pity Austria-Hungary didn't survive in some form however, perhaps as a close federation. If they'd persuaded Romania also to come on board there'd have been a solid block against Russian and possibly German expansionism and meddling in smaller countries stretching from the Tatras to the Black Sea. I can understand the longing for independence - yet as the 1930's showed the smaller countries were very vulnerable.
The post WW1 imposed peace totally screwed the German speaking population and the treatment of the German speakers in the west of the new oversized Czechoslovakia *was* a real ongoing outrage, not just Nazi B.S. It is the ordinary people who suffer when the flag wavers take over.
The solid block you speak of is precisely what Crown Prince Rudolph wanted, but his father only wanted his son to be an ornament to the crown and paid dearly for that.
Perhaps as a Constitutional Monarchy?
i just dig these uniforms
Daonk schean 😌
Jojo, do waor unsa Österreich 🇦🇹 nu grässa!
Franz Joseph's aunt is Marie Louise who is married to Napoleon Bonaparte
Franz Joseph is Napoleon's nephew confirmed
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Trieste urbs fidelissima saluta il suo Signore e Imperatore ❤️🤍❤️🖤💛
Based on the U.S. Library of Congress that has a bit of this video on their website, this is in Vienna, Austria during the visit of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt. T.R. went to Africa and Europe after his term of office.
It may look similar, but there is no TR here. It's a visit to an Austrain town.
@@FRAGIORGIO1 Even more interesting. I took my information from the Library of Congress. I just figured T.R. didn't show up for other reasons.
Gracias:-):-):-):-):-)
All this inmense multitide of men, women and children are under ground since long ago, All his troubles, dreams, goals, joys and sufferings became dust and so went empres and nations. We walk over layers of corpses And ruins
This would be awesome if colorized.
Yery nice to see.
The emperor was born on 18 August 1830. Could these be his eightieth birthday celebrations?
Oh yeah
Monarchy Memories 🖤💛
19О7-1914 - лучшие годы для Европы ...
Hoch Österreich Ungarn. Die Donaumonarchie, daß war Europa. 🇦🇹🇭🇺🇦🇹🇭🇺🇨🇭🇨🇿🇮🇩🇦🇹🇭🇺💙💙
Meine Heimat, und ich war noch nicht geboren undlebe jetzt und bin Canadierin...
susan Legeza My father was Austrian , my mother Swiss and grew up in Canada but now live with my family in Switzerland. Love all three countries.
Schöne Video ....🇦🇹👑🇭🇺🎵🎶❤️👍.
Anläßlich des Besuchs S.M. Kaiser Franz Josef in St. Pölten am 21.6.1910
Very nice 😁😁😁
💙💚💚💜💜🇮🇳
Dazzling!
True
YES
this is the year that my grandmother was born. So he lived more than 18 years after his wife being assasinated.
Tengo unas ganas que lo pongan a color.
VIVAT !
C'est à Sankt-Pölten ?
You have to give this man credit Even at a advanced age and despite he is very odviously tierd and getting worn out from the politics and age since serving when a very young man he continued to do his duty and tryd to maintain his Dynasty and his empire and keep evrything unifyed. Sadly his bad decishion to jump into the 1'st WW. was a very black spot on his reighn.
It was not his decision but the government's, and he relluctanly had to go along with it.
オーストリアと日本 150周年ですね。❤️
A time when men looked like men and women looked like women.
It is sobering to think that all persons, (even the young girls who are dancing), are all dead now.
@@garymorris1856 They probably reincarnated into new lifes.
How can you tell they were men with all those feathers on their heads?
@@faithfulforever6331 Under the feathers is a helmet. Military Uniform.
@@christianschneider880 Under the feathers is a helmet. What were the feathers for? A form of camouflage?
Thanks for this window into history. Too bad their wasn’t mandatory retirement at 70.
Is there any footage of him and Sissi?. What a man,they dont make them like that anymore.
If only he'd been a man and stood up to his domineering mother who basically took away his oldest children from him and his wife and raised them mostly herself. Then, he treated his nephew and his wife (Franz Ferdinand and Sophie) like dirt and was happy when they were murdered. Oh yeah, "what a man." Good grief.
He was I think 80 years old
Amazing Footage of the Archduke🇦🇹🇭🇺
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Mia nonna è nata nel 1907! Lunga vita all'imperatore Francesco Giuseppe! (A nagymamám 1907-ben született! Éljen I. Ferenc József Császár!)
When he died in 1916 they had to bring Imperial Guards out of the trenches back to Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna to mount a horse guard for his funeral procession.
I didn't realize Monarchists were still a thing till reading this comment section lol.
Monarchies left in the world today No
Larry Tucker Oh no not “Monarchies”, I was talking about actual Monarchists: Like people who support the idea of monarchies. People who like the idea of a monarchy.
@@wesleyferguson9678 Much like ugly mushrooms that suddenly sprung upon you in mountain woods.
@@floris.927 Indeed my sir indeed
There more than you think. Unfortunately we are now stuck with worthless disgraceful politicians that have the only thing in mind to live off the people, and full their pockets! Regardless what they do!
Starej Procházka!
Could someone explain the hats worn by the high officials.... feathers, fur? Significance?
Feathers just to accentuate the level of their ranks.
All these people ,could not even imagine an upcoming terrible calamity destroying their way of life and millions dead during WWI and Spanish flew.
Cheeky rascal smile at the end there.
Wie aus einem Sissi Film - nur in schwarz-weiß. ;)
BACK TO THE MONARCHY!