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There’s a wide Avenue in Brussels called Ave. Louisa. Named after this rebel? I wonder..

Thalberg was SUCH a saint. 😆 A Hollywood saint. I can’t imagine IRVING cared much about a portrayal of Russian royalty. That’s fine. But we viewers might consider the source.

When I hear fellow women whining about wanting to be treated like a princess, I will kindly direct them to this video and tell them to learn more history and read less fairy tales.

Great story thankyou

I had just seen a message to you here that someone else wrong,commenting on napoleon’s marriage, got curious looked it up, oh boy was he one to talk, but the main one who should had made right was his brother, but now it makes sense because well first her dad commenting if she was sure about him, he obviously see very off to him, and to all fairness she didn’t know him long enough, special when he said one thing and did another, he never made an actual attempt to see her, like that famous movie HE IS NOT THAT INTO YOU, he would have cross oceans, climb mountains etc, he was contempt with the life his bother provided for him, he was never going to accomplish himself

Sometimes we are our own worst enemy so we don’t see things we have accomplished, and for what it seems like she wanted her ex husband to beg and be back with her, it seems that was her wish

Thank you so much. I knew nothing of Princess Marie Louise. You told her story in an enchanting way.

“Rock and Roll Lifestyle” 😂

"The worst hell is behind gilded windows" Really? Like, that's worse than a poverty hovel? No heat, no food, plenty of disease and pestilence? Yea ok lady your life was pretty rough alright 😂

America must atone for their mistake. I watched all four parts and jusf to hear at the end that she died.

Touche marvelously told.

I am loving and learning so much.

I hope you post the whole thing someday. Your videos are my favorite. Much love ❤

I want to send you my greatest appreciation and aloha to you for creating an excellent history of the short life of Princess Ka'iulani. You've done such great research about her childhood and young adult life that has brought me to have even more love her and truly understand how much she loved her people. My wife's mother descends from Keawepo'oleinamoku and her father descends from the Royal House of Moana and advised her to watch your four part series. I send you well thoughts and hope you keep up the good work. Mahalo ia 'oe a me ke aloha mau loa. Omi

The Hawaiian royal family's demise were marrying Europeans. They were too influenced by the European culture. This is one society that the indigenous people are wiped out

She found solution to her predicament. Europe had everyone arranging marriages to secure alliances. And heirs to thrones.

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They truly loved one another is all I can say. Sure he had other women, she had had many men, but they started and ended soul mates. always there for one another. I call this one hell of a love story, a bit ben and twisted; but aren't all passionate love affairs? She was a lover and a fighter!

Is it true that at the time of this film and court case no one knew about the Tsarevitch's hemophaelia? When did that information become known by the general public?

Great post!

Thank you thank you for this delightful story. It was fascinating 💖. And I loved your presentation. Just lovely 💕

I really enjoyed it,it was a really good story about someone i have never heard of ,but now i do ,you told the story so well,so i subscribed 🤗

What happened to this channel? I miss the stories.

I think America should give up Hawaii and let it be its own country again.

King Leopold II was a vile monster.

Wonderful video!! The princess reminds me of Princess Diana. Both were so devoted to their country and people.

A strong woman true to her convictions 🕊

If you can’t tell from the last name here, she is a cousin. And I’m super proud! Though obviously I am related on her father side. It’s one of the dreams of my life to visit Hawaii.

Lord.... That's a sad story... She was still clutching his photo when he died 🥺 jeez. Love her resilience though. She's sat out 7 years in the sanitarium because she wouldn't yield. That's some mental strength.

O printesa foarte curajoasa care a înfruntat realitatea și a îmbătrânit frumos !Nu a abdicat de la principiile ei .

Everyone needs to grow up. We are all mammals. You can make anyone rebel with bad treatment 😢

What a beautiful caring princess

The Tzar asked George for asylum, and he refused

What a fascinating story

It's ironic that many modern women do not want their daughters to be referred to as princesses. They feel that this play name is a sign of weakness. If they had even a clue about this life in the historical context they would realize this was no easy ride. These women were strong and smart and often took over their husbands role, and usually had UP TO 20 children to keep their family name on the throne.

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Glad she ended up happy.

Wow, only a few minutes in and I’m impressed. The fact you learned how to say our names of places and people to put this together is already putting a smile on my face! Great video!

A most interesting story. Thank you.

GO GIRL💙

I really enjoyed your story. You now have a new subscriber. Thank you! 👍

I would have loved to learn of the tiaras and the women who owned them bit the narration TUSHED past sobfadyvI vould notbreadvfastvenough. Why did youbrush tjosbingormation padtbudvdi Gadt? I shall not try your channelnagsin. How can I gain intredtvwhen you only have 5 seconds do great about the tiara and its owner? Terrible narrative.

I have been amazed by this story. Thank you!

You are Very Entertaining ,young Lady. This story is intriguing. So much of the Russian Revolution is lost to time, legend and Mystery. Also a very sad story that the Zar and his family were Not rescued early on by their UK relatives. I look forward to More of your Fascinating Stories of the long ago 1920s affairs de' Heart! 💙✌️🇺🇲😉😍

Xenia was stunning. Interesting that the yachts name was Moana. Always love listening to your stories. History is not compartmentalized. And you’re connecting time lines and life lines. Love that. Aloha friend

My gosh. She was stunning.

As a hanai member of the House of Keoua. Mahalo and aloha for your brilliant representation of the truth. Lo

That’s not what the mahele was but the outcome still happened as explained. Just for different reasons. The Mahele was for natives not foreigners. And all land was still vested in perpetuity to the King for the natives. Foreigners could only lease land. Mahele was an effort of the King to preserve land for natives, especially given that the rules of international relations at the time gave respect for private land owners. So if a country was to take over the government, the natives rights to their land was still intact. Mahele was NOT successful as much as it should have because various reasons. Understanding from the natives is a reason, but so was the need to travel from far distances in order to register for land. Hawaiians always owned land, otherwise why would anyone claim it was stolen. The concepts and responsibilities of ownership was different in the mind of Natives vs Foreigners.

The wiki leaks picture used in your thumbnail is not the Queen of Hawaii, that is some white washed version.

great job!