Who cares if he doesn’t have his brother’s glamour and charm. King Georges stepped up to the plate despite of all his challenges. That’s sacrifice . He proved to be a greater man in the end
As an American, I have a great deal of respect for King George and Queen Elizabeth. Class acts. The King was a fine example of a man who didn't want to lead but rose to the occasion and became the leader to fit the time. A leader the people needed. They also raised a fine queen in Queen Elizabeth II who spent nearly her entire life in service. A life not of her own. I suspect he was a better King that his foolish and Selfish brother would have been.
It's amazing, to me, that three Monarchs, George V, George Vi and Queen Elizabeth II, were not meant to rule, yet they made great Monarchs. George VI, compared to Edward VIII, was a Godsend.
Lucky man King was. Such a wife.. Once he told to his daughter. " Mummy as you know is the most marvelous person in the world to me". He had not a long life but he was a happy one because of her and princesses.
I can understand and I know what's like to STUTTER, He's SHY,he wasn't groomed to be King, and he wasn't EXPECTED to be King, I admire King George VI,he and I have something in common, we BOTH STUTTER, I have the movie THE KING'S SPEECH Blessings and HUGS 👑💜
I worked with a man , about 30 years older than me who had a "stutter". He too was an un-assuming man ,BUT my God ,if he had something to say ,we heard it alright. He used to turn things on its head , "I dont stutter , I just repeat myself so it sinks into your thick heads ." He was a HUGE influence on us . One thing that was picked up on ,he didnt like anyone finishing a sentence for him . Although as a youngster I respected that, its only in the last few years I think I began to understand why. Hes long gone now , if there is such a thing as "calling " from the beyond, ,I dont care how many attempts it takes him. Theres a dozen apprentices owe this man...........perhaps he taught us twice.
King George and Queen Elizabeth’s courage in staying in London and going to bombed out areas of London boosted public morale and helped to save Western civilization from Hitler during WWII. We survivors owe the monarchs and Winston Churchill a debt of gratitude for their bravery.
What a wonderful man, and what a terrific King, I have always adored King George (Bertie). He saved the monarchy, because I feel if his brother hadnt stepped down it would of led the people and the government to remove him and the monarchy. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother had such tremendous grace and was elegant, and had a radiance that I dont feel any other woman who has married into the family has had.
Bertie was the better man despite the stutter and lack of charisma. He was a grown up who knew how to do his duty. Thank God in heaven Wallis saved us from Edward VIII, I do not think he would have made a good king given the events that followed. We had the war time king we needed.
Alex said, "King George V's four sons. There were FIVE sons. Prince John died as a young teen, so, perhaps you should have said, "four SURVIVING sons".
How good to see that someone knows this history. So many people haven't got a clue - even aboout recent events. I recall visitors to one of the Royal residences commenting about a painting of The Royal Family and they said, "Ah, Princess Margaret. Now you don't hear much about Her these days." My reply - "That's probably because She has been dead for years."
@2024mhs There was an elderly lady who lived at Wolferton and she used to play with Prince John when she was a little girl. Fascinating to chat to her.
@2024mhs I remember when HRH Princess margaret died and HM The Queen Elizabeth (The Queen Mother) was at Sandringham. The helicopter arrived and landed on the East Lawn to take HM back to London for Her daughter's funeral. We put the little steps out and Fred was helping HM into the helicopter. He put the rug around her legs and when She was settled, he said, "We'll see you soon Ma'am." She said, "No, I won't be back." The helicopter lifted off and circled around the Park (gardens) twice and then turned and set off towards London. It seemed She must have known then end was near.
@2024mhs I watched a story about him on PBS titled, The Lost Prince, I cried when he got to have his recital and when he passed away! His nanny/governess really did love him. I think her nickname was Lalla! Glad others remember him! Patricia Gambino Harrington
@@JGJGAGSG I don't agree. Queen Alexandra was kinder. Anyway, Mary produced David who was a wimp who could not understand duty and Bertie who stammered so badly the poor child could hardly speak. Fortunately when Bertie became King he had a wife who loved him and her children.
@@LadyCat183 Alexandra was a rare exception to the rule. Most aristocratic/royal parents saw their children an hour each day. Moreover, there is strong evidence that Mary and George V children has nannies that were very abusive
I have great respect for him. He honored his vows to his wife & family. He wanted to do whatever he wanted, but he knew what was right & he chose to do that instead of being selfish like his brother.
There was this ...(and granted, I believe the united kingdom was better off without him).....then margaret couldn't marry peter townsend because he was divorced. add to that , Prince charles wanted to marry Camilla FIRST.....even though she had a "past"...and "they " wouldn't hear of it. he had to marry a virgin!! in that day and age!!! so now we have a king who was divorced, married to a queen who's divorced. good lord
“In that day and age”??? Do you mean the 1980’s? lol. Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Phillip, and the Queen Mother forced (then) Prince Charles to marry Diana and are, therefore, responsible for the misery in their marriage and Diana’s death.
It's actually been said by many sources that the opposite was true. As much as she liked Bertie, Elizabeth didn't want to marry into the royal family at all because she felt her lifestyle would be limited by it. She had an interest in another man who her parents and Albert worked behind the scenes to get rid of. She eventually gave in because people drove home the point (which should have been true) that she wouldn't become queen and there would be far less scrutiny on her household. Her parents were definitely interested in her marrying into the royal family, and her mother may have wanted her to marry the Prince of Wales, but they were willing to take what they could get.
@@taiikomochiyuurichin1459 The one that got away was the definitely the son of a wealthy man and was expected to join the family business. They weren't as wealthy as the Royal family but she would have been fine.
@@taiikomochiyuurichin1459 Because the Royal family apparatus arranged it behind the scenes. He and his family were "talked into it". Read Hugo Vickers biography.
?Principaled? Wallis Simpson? She had an extra marital affair with Edward, Prince of Wales and accepted expensive jewels and other gifts from a man not her husband. I don't call that "principaled". Wow, this documentary is very slanted in sympathy with Edward VIII (Duke of Windsor) indeed. Although Princess Margaret was definitely a favorite of her father, it was his wife Queen Elizabeth who was able to calm George when he was experiencing his rages and anxieties. Margaret. Margaret was too selfish to play that type of role with her Father. Margaret was also too young initially to be at her Father's side and play that type of role with him. Not the same as his wife Queen Elizabeth, later known as the Queen Mother. It seems like this documentary is trying to rewrite history. It wasn't "luck" that caused King George to overcome his shyness and stammer and gain the love of his people. It was sheer hard work and determination and the commitment and support of his wife and family that resulted in his success. How insulting to say that George had "luck" as a primary factor of his success.
David was like any other self-indulgent brat, relishing his privileges and chafing at responsibility. Wallis was not courageous but merely irreverent. She played fast and loose until it finally caught up with her. Who puzzles me is Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon and her motto about duty. It makes perfect sense that she would be appalled at the Wallis and David affair. And that no less because it would compel her reluctant husband to the throne which then contributed to his premature demise. It seems a contradiction that she later facilitated the adultery between Camilla and Charles. Where was her sense of duty in that?
This was very interesting, though occasionally biased and inaccurate. For example, the Royal Family were subjected to rations and cuts just like everyone else, and their usual spending on food, clothes, fuel and entertaining was drastically altered. A good source for this is THE LITTLE PRINCESSES by Marion Crawford. The British public really took the Royal Family to their hearts during the war, especially after they were bombed at Buckingham Palace.
What absolute rubbish. They made a big show of Elizabeth’s wedding gown coupons and ignored that no other guest had to bother! Plus they’ve got so much in their achieves. The veil for example is very old. They were exempt from everything as the released papers show. As does,the Royal assent which well never see.
@@Kate-lk6tw Royal-Family-Hatred is a thing in Britain, I get it, but the vast majority still want them, so maybe channel that energy into something useful. Just a suggestion.
I have a theory that the late Edward VIII was pretty similar in character to the current Prince Henry. As such, can he be relied upon to comment on his parents?
@@Kate-lk6tw The mother-in-law of the Queen consort is not the Queen-Mother. Queen-Mother was a title given to Queen Elizabeth the Queen consort by an Act of Parliament to distinguish her from her daughter, Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Sovereign.
@2024mhs I strongly disagree with you even though I was delighted to express the correct information to many ill-informed persons including you…… So, it was a pleasure!
I don't think it took an insider telling where the King and Queen were inside Buckingham Palace to almost get them killed. The bombers didn't have targeting systems like we do now. They looked out a window and pushed a button to drop bombs, and hoped they hit the target. They often missed.
If you read Clarissa Dickson Wrights autobiography, she writes that her Father: Arthur Dickson Wright was a Royal Surgeon and that he had said Edward VIII had a micro peen...with little or no chance of procreating. Also, the British Royal Family had a German branch. The Crown Prince of Germany Wilhelm was a Nazi. It could have been just knowledge from the German Cousins that lead to the bombing of Bucks House during WW2. Though Edward VIII was a Nazi sympathizer. It could have been other family members that gave the necessary intelligence.
I missed a lot of this. The music was an utter distraction, and Alex's voice was so annoying to me that I fast forwarded through most of what he said. From what I did see, y'all liked David really a lot. Bertie, not so much - he lucked into Elizabeth, and he lucked into WWII, or he wouldn't have been well liked at all. Is that about right?
I am not a harry fan at all but I do believe that William was not a good big brother. Harry has adhd which is a disorder involving emotional regulation. We are very sensitive and I think William either didn’t care or didn’t understand. And I’m not sure harry even understands himself. ADHD affects all aspects of our lives. It’s not just little boys who can’t sit still
@AliceFeld-d6b that family was set up to end up in this situation. Their style of emotional development although to Elizabeth works well with being distant is not the best for those with adhd especially after the death of a parent. Can't expect Harry to get from his windsors what he needed if that is all he had to rely on. You never know what's missing until you start recovery.
Too bad Wallis never loved the Prince....it was a game she and her husband were playing but didn't get out in time so she had to live with her mistakes and take her karma for the rest of her life
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I agree. She was so against his choice and let everyone knew. She wasn’t very supportive and loving with her children. I agree she was a great Queen, but not as a mother. Plus King George was cold toward his kids. With two parents that way. I feel bad for the kids
Edward was a weird little man physically and emotionally. The world had a lucky escape when he was kicked off the throne and sent into exile. The nonsense you spout about him is ridiculous.
Lol...well, we don't do the whole Royalty here and, ladies first. 😊 This Yank had a great deal of Respect for old George VI. The man rose to the occasion and did do well. I also admired hos daughter. I would have been proud to meet both. But, I could never have bowed to them. I am a son of the Revolution and my ancestors on my mother's side are from Great Britain. A country I'm very happy to be allied with. But, I am also a patriot and love my country very much and...we don't have royalty and we don't bow to those with Royal title. Honestly, I fear my nation is sliding toward an elite ruling class and much like an aristocracy. To many here have either forgotten or never learned why we cast old Mad King George III aside. They have forgotten why we have our Constitution and Bill of Rights. I also worry about the UK today. Our political class currently are once again pitting us against each other so that they can protect their power and their wealth as well as for the elite ruling class. Yes, we do get or wrong because...we just don't do that. Hopefully, it stays that way
The RF somehow seems not to want a 'King Albert', perhaps as a reaction against Queen Victoria's husband - Albert, the Prince Consort. Edward VII and George VI (son and grandson of Victoria and Albert respectively) were both named Albert, and both refused to use it as their regnal name.
Who cares if he doesn’t have his brother’s glamour and charm. King Georges stepped up to the plate despite of all his challenges. That’s sacrifice . He proved to be a greater man in the end
I so agree.
As an American, I have a great deal of respect for King George and Queen Elizabeth. Class acts. The King was a fine example of a man who didn't want to lead but rose to the occasion and became the leader to fit the time. A leader the people needed. They also raised a fine queen in Queen Elizabeth II who spent nearly her entire life in service. A life not of her own. I suspect he was a better King that his foolish and Selfish brother would have been.
I so agree.
It's amazing, to me, that three Monarchs, George V, George Vi and Queen Elizabeth II, were not meant to rule, yet they made great Monarchs. George VI, compared to Edward VIII, was a Godsend.
Im agree. George VI Was an excelent King and amazing father
I so agree.
Lucky man King was. Such a wife.. Once he told to his daughter. " Mummy as you know is the most marvelous person in the world to me".
He had not a long life but he was a happy one because of her and princesses.
The QM was a vile snob and a drunk. She played for David and failed.
I can understand and I know what's like to STUTTER, He's SHY,he wasn't groomed to be King, and he wasn't EXPECTED to be King, I admire King George VI,he and I have something in common, we BOTH STUTTER, I have the movie THE KING'S SPEECH Blessings and HUGS 👑💜
I worked with a man , about 30 years older than me who had a "stutter". He too was an un-assuming man ,BUT my God ,if he had something to say ,we heard it alright.
He used to turn things on its head , "I dont stutter , I just repeat myself so it sinks into your thick heads ."
He was a HUGE influence on us . One thing that was picked up on ,he didnt like anyone finishing a sentence for him . Although as a youngster I respected that, its only in the last few years I think I began to understand why.
Hes long gone now , if there is such a thing as "calling " from the beyond, ,I dont care how many attempts it takes him. Theres a dozen apprentices owe this man...........perhaps he taught us twice.
King George and Queen Elizabeth’s courage in staying in London and going to bombed out areas of London boosted public morale and helped to save Western civilization from Hitler during WWII. We survivors owe the monarchs and Winston Churchill a debt of gratitude for their bravery.
I love theBritish Royal family and always have, love this documentary, thank you ❤️🌹
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Marriage made the difference between the two brothers The Prince of Wales and The Duke of York.
What a wonderful man, and what a terrific King, I have always adored King George (Bertie). He saved the monarchy, because I feel if his brother hadnt stepped down it would of led the people and the government to remove him and the monarchy. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother had such tremendous grace and was elegant, and had a radiance that I dont feel any other woman who has married into the family has had.
Bertie was the better man despite the stutter and lack of charisma. He was a grown up who knew how to do his duty. Thank God in heaven Wallis saved us from Edward VIII, I do not think he would have made a good king given the events that followed. We had the war time king we needed.
Alex said, "King George V's four sons. There were FIVE sons. Prince John died as a young teen, so, perhaps you should have said, "four SURVIVING sons".
How good to see that someone knows this history. So many people haven't got a clue - even aboout recent events. I recall visitors to one of the Royal residences commenting about a painting of The Royal Family and they said, "Ah, Princess Margaret. Now you don't hear much about Her these days."
My reply - "That's probably because She has been dead for years."
Thank you for bringing Prince John's name up! He deserves to be remembered! Patricia Gambino Harrington
@2024mhs There was an elderly lady who lived at Wolferton and she used to play with Prince John when she was a little girl. Fascinating to chat to her.
@2024mhs I remember when HRH Princess margaret died and HM The Queen Elizabeth (The Queen Mother) was at Sandringham. The helicopter arrived and landed on the East Lawn to take HM back to London for Her daughter's funeral. We put the little steps out and Fred was helping HM into the helicopter. He put the rug around her legs and when She was settled, he said, "We'll see you soon Ma'am." She said, "No, I won't be back." The helicopter lifted off and circled around the Park (gardens) twice and then turned and set off towards London. It seemed She must have known then end was near.
@2024mhs I watched a story about him on PBS titled, The Lost Prince, I cried when he got to have his recital and when he passed away! His nanny/governess really did love him. I think her nickname was Lalla! Glad others remember him! Patricia Gambino Harrington
Queen Mary, was the greatest queen! I pray her children will learn from her. May she rest in peace!❤
Her children are all long dead 🙄
And she was a terrible mother
@@LadyCat183 she wasn’t any different from other aristocratic and royal mothers from that time
@@JGJGAGSG I don't agree. Queen Alexandra was kinder. Anyway, Mary produced David who was a wimp who could not understand duty and Bertie who stammered so badly the poor child could hardly speak. Fortunately when Bertie became King he had a wife who loved him and her children.
@@LadyCat183 Alexandra was a rare exception to the rule. Most aristocratic/royal parents saw their children an hour each day. Moreover, there is strong evidence that Mary and George V children has nannies that were very abusive
King George the Great ... our wartime. monarch.
I have great respect for him. He honored his vows to his wife & family. He wanted to do whatever he wanted, but he knew what was right & he chose to do that instead of being selfish like his brother.
I remember when this came out. And I remember be shocked and following and being stunned and sicken at the same time.
shocked and sickened? By the same old stories told years ago?
There was this ...(and granted, I believe the united kingdom was better off without him).....then margaret couldn't marry peter townsend because he was divorced. add to that , Prince charles wanted to marry Camilla FIRST.....even though she had a "past"...and "they " wouldn't hear of it. he had to marry a virgin!! in that day and age!!! so now we have a king who was divorced, married to a queen who's divorced. good lord
“In that day and age”??? Do you mean the 1980’s? lol. Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Phillip, and the Queen Mother forced (then) Prince Charles to marry Diana and are, therefore, responsible for the misery in their marriage and Diana’s death.
Yes, Margaret was refused by the crown and the.n got divorced herself and watched all but one of the crown’s kids get divorced. So cruel.
What is with the music? So detracting from the documentary.
I was just about to say the same thing!!
Yes, the music is quite wonky...
Ditto. It’s put me off watching
Copyright dodge. Harder for,them to find with music like this. The price of free vids
I want to love these documentaries, but the background music overrides everything
It's actually been said by many sources that the opposite was true. As much as she liked Bertie, Elizabeth didn't want to marry into the royal family at all because she felt her lifestyle would be limited by it. She had an interest in another man who her parents and Albert worked behind the scenes to get rid of. She eventually gave in because people drove home the point (which should have been true) that she wouldn't become queen and there would be far less scrutiny on her household. Her parents were definitely interested in her marrying into the royal family, and her mother may have wanted her to marry the Prince of Wales, but they were willing to take what they could get.
Dont discount her own wants. Could she have had the life she wanted with the one that got away? He was not as wealthy or positoned.
@@taiikomochiyuurichin1459 The one that got away was the definitely the son of a wealthy man and was expected to join the family business. They weren't as wealthy as the Royal family but she would have been fine.
@@Cyberlucy then why did he go to Texas for work.
@@taiikomochiyuurichin1459 Because the Royal family apparatus arranged it behind the scenes. He and his family were "talked into it". Read Hugo Vickers biography.
@Cyberlucy she married the dude. End of story. Her father loathed the royal family. Doesn't sound like any one needed talking into.
Typo correction: Helped with Winston Churchill to save Western civilization from the WWIi tyranny of Germany.
Say what you will about the queen mother, but she sure put on a good face for the public. She was gracious and she cared.
Ditch the background music. It’s annoying and distracting.
Imagine having your love life discussed in parliament . That is wrong. Disgraceful actually. What is wrong with people.
Wow that headshot picture of Edward and Bertie together….Elizabeth looked just like him at the same age! (13:17)
George VI was pne of the great king
?Principaled? Wallis Simpson? She had an extra marital affair with Edward, Prince of Wales and accepted expensive jewels and other gifts from a man not her husband. I don't call that "principaled". Wow, this documentary is very slanted in sympathy with Edward VIII (Duke of Windsor) indeed. Although Princess Margaret was definitely a favorite of her father, it was his wife Queen Elizabeth who was able to calm George when he was experiencing his rages and anxieties. Margaret. Margaret was too selfish to play that type of role with her Father. Margaret was also too young initially to be at her Father's side and play that type of role with him. Not the same as his wife Queen Elizabeth, later known as the Queen Mother. It seems like this documentary is trying to rewrite history. It wasn't "luck" that caused King George to overcome his shyness and stammer and gain the love of his people. It was sheer hard work and determination and the commitment and support of his wife and family that resulted in his success. How insulting to say that George had "luck" as a primary factor of his success.
I don't think she was jealous of Mrs Simpson, she wasn't jealous of the other mistresses, if it was a love based jealousy.
David was like any other self-indulgent brat, relishing his privileges and chafing at responsibility. Wallis was not courageous but merely irreverent. She played fast and loose until it finally caught up with her. Who puzzles me is Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon and her motto about duty. It makes perfect sense that she would be appalled at the Wallis and David affair. And that no less because it would compel her reluctant husband to the throne which then contributed to his premature demise. It seems a contradiction that she later facilitated the adultery between Camilla and Charles. Where was her sense of duty in that?
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Love Queen Elizabeth & her mother.
Elizabeth and Phillip were touring the Empire, not just Kenya. Kenya is just where they were.
Of all the new releases on he same old stories that was a good improvement.
Little Bertie is so like the late Queen at that age.
This was very interesting, though occasionally biased and inaccurate.
For example, the Royal Family were subjected to rations and cuts just like everyone else, and their usual spending on food, clothes, fuel and entertaining was drastically altered. A good source for this is THE LITTLE PRINCESSES by Marion Crawford.
The British public really took the Royal Family to their hearts during the war, especially after they were bombed at Buckingham Palace.
What absolute rubbish. They made a big show of Elizabeth’s wedding gown coupons and ignored that no other guest had to bother! Plus they’ve got so much in their achieves. The veil for example is very old. They were exempt from everything as the released papers show. As does,the Royal assent which well never see.
@@Kate-lk6tw They were not exempt from everything.
That is simply untrue.
@@nonosaysOf course it is. It is just covert. Like their wills, and the provenance of their objects. Try to lick the boot, not swallow it whole.
@@Kate-lk6tw Royal-Family-Hatred is a thing in Britain, I get it, but the vast majority still want them, so maybe channel that energy into something useful.
Just a suggestion.
The Queen mum had a beautiful smile? Go look again. Gezz
Don’t look too hard!
So many of these so-called "Commentators" seem to indulge themselves in speculation, especially that Alex Larman Fellow!
Helped with Winston Churchill western civilization from the tyranny of Germany.
"Glamis" is pronounced GLAMS
Who cares? We know to what it refers. Show respect for actual Scots, not just appropriate their land and language
Yet we had a WILLIS copy on the throne now COWILLA
I have a theory that the late Edward VIII was pretty similar in character to the current Prince Henry. As such, can he be relied upon to comment on his parents?
I wonder like the video said bombing the palace was targeted and who told where the girls would be?
29:04 Her Majesty, Queen Mary was the King’s mother NOT the Queen mother..... Elizabeth Bowes Lyson had the title as The Queen-Mother.
The Queen Mother long predates Elizabeth Bowes Lyon. It has existed since Charles II
@@Kate-lk6tw The mother-in-law of the Queen consort is not the Queen-Mother.
Queen-Mother was a title given to Queen Elizabeth the Queen consort by an Act of Parliament to distinguish her from her daughter, Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Sovereign.
@2024mhs Yes… Bowes Lyon is the name of the Queen consort who married the Sovereign Emperor King George VI.
@2024mhs I strongly disagree with you even though I was delighted to express the correct information to many ill-informed persons including you…… So, it was a pleasure!
I don't think it took an insider telling where the King and Queen were inside Buckingham Palace to almost get them killed. The bombers didn't have targeting systems like we do now. They looked out a window and pushed a button to drop bombs, and hoped they hit the target. They often missed.
If you read Clarissa Dickson Wrights autobiography, she writes that her Father: Arthur Dickson Wright was a Royal Surgeon and that he had said Edward VIII had a micro peen...with little or no chance of procreating. Also, the British Royal Family had a German branch. The Crown Prince of Germany Wilhelm was a Nazi. It could have been just knowledge from the German Cousins that lead to the bombing of Bucks House during WW2. Though Edward VIII was a Nazi sympathizer. It could have been other family members that gave the necessary intelligence.
I missed a lot of this. The music was an utter distraction, and Alex's voice was so annoying to me that I fast forwarded through most of what he said. From what I did see, y'all liked David really a lot. Bertie, not so much - he lucked into Elizabeth, and he lucked into WWII, or he wouldn't have been well liked at all. Is that about right?
I am not a harry fan at all but I do believe that William was not a good big brother. Harry has adhd which is a disorder involving emotional regulation. We are very sensitive and I think William either didn’t care or didn’t understand. And I’m not sure harry even understands himself. ADHD affects all aspects of our lives. It’s not just little boys who can’t sit still
Harry is a bully! I have ADHD & I'm kind.
@@marypatterson471You are one person who has nothing like the pressures Harry has endured. What an egomaniac. Be like me! No thank you
@AliceFeld-d6b that family was set up to end up in this situation. Their style of emotional development although to Elizabeth works well with being distant is not the best for those with adhd especially after the death of a parent. Can't expect Harry to get from his windsors what he needed if that is all he had to rely on. You never know what's missing until you start recovery.
@@marypatterson471 really? Or just unaware of himself.
I have never heard that Harry has been diagnosed ADHD. However, I am sure if he has that it does not excuse his lies and betrayal.
Also bear in mind values in society were far more traditional back then I think there something to say for that but those can evolve with time
Societies aren’t singular. Bloomsbury was also going on at this time. Bohemianism existed.
But in that day, being lovie dovie was kept out of all conversation and never spread about even to their children
Wallis never suffered fools you say, yet she married one. Interesting!🤔
Edward and Simpson wife are captain ❤ when i born
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The title is confusing…should add Edward and Wallis to it
The music is AWFUL! Would have loved to watch this, too off-putting.
I don’t mind it because it makes the vid free. You expect everything for free don’t
@@Kate-lk6tw no, actually I pay for RUclips premium every month so I don't have to see ads. Kind of presumptuous of you...
'Glamis' is pronounced 'Glaams'
Kronor ( svenska ) - Kronen ( deutsch ) - Crown ( english )
Too bad Wallis never loved the Prince....it was a game she and her husband were playing but didn't get out in time so she had to live with her mistakes and take her karma for the rest of her life
‘The Crown’ is not historical fact. Read some good biographies. Try the James Pope-Hennessy bio of Queen Mary for instance.
they both look so old.
Didn’t the values work out well for QE2. Move with the times or die.
Why do you need the nauseating music!
To keep it free, because copyright would see it removed if found. We like things free but we complain about measures to keep it so
C est dingue pourquoi en anglais
mieux en Français,
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David was not a good guy 🇨🇦
The music is ANNOYING
But the vid being free is great
@@Kate-lk6tw I can't listen to it free or not, there's no reason to have that distracting annoying sound.
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The Queen Mary was to blame for the failure of the Duke of Windsor to MARRY appropriately as the Prince of Wales.
Queen Mary was a great queen !
How do u figure this out?
I agree. She was so against his choice and let everyone knew. She wasn’t very supportive and loving with her children. I agree she was a great Queen, but not as a mother. Plus King George was cold toward his kids. With two parents that way. I feel bad for the kids
Wallis would havw been a disaster for England.
Edward was a weird little man physically and emotionally. The world had a lucky escape when he was kicked off the throne and sent into exile. The nonsense you spout about him is ridiculous.
I despair at the commentators they invite to do these so called documentaries. They seem to have no sense of history!
What is WRONG with you Yanks? You always get Royalty wrong. The Monarch is always named first.... it is George and Elizabeth. Sheesh.
Lol...well, we don't do the whole Royalty here and, ladies first. 😊 This Yank had a great deal of Respect for old George VI. The man rose to the occasion and did do well. I also admired hos daughter. I would have been proud to meet both. But, I could never have bowed to them. I am a son of the Revolution and my ancestors on my mother's side are from Great Britain. A country I'm very happy to be allied with. But, I am also a patriot and love my country very much and...we don't have royalty and we don't bow to those with Royal title.
Honestly, I fear my nation is sliding toward an elite ruling class and much like an aristocracy. To many here have either forgotten or never learned why we cast old Mad King George III aside. They have forgotten why we have our Constitution and Bill of Rights. I also worry about the UK today. Our political class currently are once again pitting us against each other so that they can protect their power and their wealth as well as for the elite ruling class.
Yes, we do get or wrong because...we just don't do that. Hopefully, it stays that way
The RF somehow seems not to want a 'King Albert', perhaps as a reaction against Queen Victoria's husband - Albert, the Prince Consort.
Edward VII and George VI (son and grandson of Victoria and Albert respectively) were both named Albert, and both refused to use it as their regnal name.
Why is the host/commentator who is sitting on a chair, making a Illuminati hand signal?!? Weird!🤔
Some of this is nonsense.
He has the look of a drinker.
Estaba enfermo. Cáncer al pulmón. No por la bebida.
Why did she become so overweight so young? The late Queen did not and she had children in her late 30s.
The woman lived to be 103. She outlasted many a skinnier person. Who cares why she got fat. It happens.