Marie-Antoinette, the last secrets of a queen

[@abfab7830]

Remarquable travail. merci à Evelyne Lever, grande historienne et spécialiste de la vie de Marie-Antoinette

[@dionnegonsalves8188]

So young, bless her. I pray she's resting in peace with her children. 🙏🏽

[@barbarablue2571]

She brought the misery to France. Jesús said that any rich person would enter in Heaven, a Camel would enter first😊

[@darkviolet]

Hi from Sweden 🇸🇪 Haven't seen the full documentary yet, but Axel von Fersens death was absolutely horrific too

[@evypettersson6513]

Agree! As a swede you do feel for him.... Life in those days were cruel and rough! Allt gott!! ✨️🙏👋❤️

[@armellesauvetre5528]

Merci pour ce très beau documentaire.

[@chrisd.8694]

Ridiculous and so what,she's not corrupt. And was immensely supportive of her children and husband.

[@Ammaell]

de quoi je me mêle ? anglais de merde

[@pedrogaitan2150]

Lo sabemos pero inmeneo documentales hace cualquier csa. Hay mejores documentales

[@miedgha9403]

Un mariage au destin le peuple y' compris !

[@lucynolan3487]

Ils l'ont epousée lorsqu'elle était enfant,elle avait le droit d'être heureuse autant que n'importe qui d'autre 😘

[@ellieellie9341]

Moi je comprends tjrs pas sa condamnation à mort ainsi que celle du roi

[@pedrogaitan2150]

De todos modos no confies en inmeneo documentales. No es de fiar muchas veces su información

[@kryska367]

Kdokoli jiný žil v zoufalé bídě a šťastný nikdy být nemohl. Žila v přepychu jako dítě a jako dospělá se nestarala o lid. Ten měl trpět, aby ona mohla být šťastná?!!!

[@kryska367]

@@ellieellie9341 Chtěli, aby republika nemohla být zpět nahrazena monarchií. Proto se zbavili králů. Rusové postříleli i potomky, aby si nedělali nárok na trůn a vládu. Je to bohužel pochopitelné.

[@aurelielabuche5731]

Vous avez tellement raison ❤

[@robnewman6101]

R.I.P Queen Marie Antoinette. R.I.P gone Kingdom of France. I Pray. 😔🙏🤲🥀➕💐✝️😞😢👸💔⚰️⛪👑⚜️⚜️⚜️👑

[@victoriatorresbouglione9821]

Merci pour ce documentaire. Quelle merveille

[@CJB1974-EveryEnemyINowHave]

I apologize I was on time but I was nervous I wrote out the prayer so I could have something in my hands. The benediction was delivered. I barely slept for almost 20 plus years. I thank you. I didnt enjoy hanging on a door by rope and fluid.

[@reniasva]

Marie Antoinette has been defamed, mistreated and lied about as no other woman in european history. She was a teenager who was thrown into a foreign court, where she had no friends, just scheming relatives and courtiers. She only had fashion to express herself and to gain some self-esteem. After becoming a mother she was the most compassionate royal the french could imagine, but by that times it was already too late. The starving peasants needed a symbol and they "found" it in her. And given that human rights started with the french revolution, she was treated worse than a circus animal. If she had found some love with Fersen, it would have been the only time for that poor woman.

[@dolleserge1135]

Une adolescente jetée dans un tribunal etranger ? Que la mode pour s evader ?....quelle crasse imbecilité que votre post....adolescente a 38 ? Que la mode pour exister ? Intrigues politiques , le Trianon , le hameau de la reine ?, pour les 4 dernieres années de sa vie 22 millions d euros dépensés....cessez donc vos eternelles jérémiades ...vous etes cliente de journaux people certainement , comme il est certain que vous n avez jamais lu un livre d HISTOIRE.

[@Tanifufa]

Yes , it must be so hard for her. Too young... So sad . As you said no friends, no one to trust.. And i can imagine how lost she Felt. To be married to a young man she didn t choose. Versailles was like a prison. So young innocent , ignorant about the rules of this new country and lif🎉e... She did nt see her family at all . Contact just through letters awful totally inhumain. Just about duties... They did nt care about her because France needed a heir.

[@chiaracoffani8543]

❤

[@raquelgordon10]

@@Tanifufa She indeed had two friends: the Duchess of Polignac and the Princess of Lamballe. I hold Polignac responsible for leading her into a frivolous lifestyle; she was a negative influence and was among the first to flee during the revolution. However, the Princess remained loyal and sacrificed herself for the queen, ultimately meeting her demise.

[@Tanifufa]

@@raquelgordon10 yes you are totally right... Polignac she s the ancester of the Grimaldi Family, Monaco

[@vollhov2370]

With all due respect to the scientists who deciphered this, I personally don’t see any signs of the Queen’s treason here. Yes, that’s right, she writes to Fersen, “My dear and gentle friend,” that is, yes, he is beloved, but at the same time he is still a friend. In addition, the letter contains no memories of how they spent together, and very, very in love people usually remember the night they spent in love letters. In addition, if we remember history, then why didn’t Marie Antoinette leave Paris in 1789 when she could have done so without problems. Why didn't she divorce in 1791 as Lafayette suggested? That is, she could have easily run away and lived with Fersen, but she did not. At the end they give us an intrigue that Louis 17 may be the son of Fersen, but the authors forgot that in 2000 there was a DNA analysis of the heart of Louis Charles and it was proven that he is the son of Louis 16. (In 2000, at the initiative of the historian Philippe Delorme, a DNA analysis was carried out of the heart, which is generally believed to have been removed during the supposed autopsy of Louis XVII and preserved in alcohol by the descendants of the doctor, and then passed from one European aristocrat to another. The experts concluded that the relevant genetic signatures matched DNA extracted from Marie Antoinette's hair and the hair of Louis' sister; thus, this fact is considered proof that the Dauphin actually died at the Temple in 1795.)

[@HPH186]

Ils se sont aimés , c'est sûr....mais on ne saura jamais jusqu'où , malgré les spéculations...car leur code d'honneur n'est pas le même qu'aujourd'hui ....donc Respect !

[@JavierArceo-gf8ri]

Creo que todos los humanos, guardamos siempre un SECRETO🥸😱

[@samybedreddine8129]

Magnifique

[@memedgunes906]

C’est fou ces lettres ! Je me les répète… Et l’écriture codée… c’était sophistiquée quand même pour l’époque. Et le caviardage… c’est un roman policier. Les lettres donnent un aspect plus intime à l’Histoire.

[@delphinecapucon9737]

Si beau... MERCI!

[@larosedesable8815]

Quand on aime on oublie qu’on est reine peut importe celle qu’on est on est juste amoureuse 😊

[@aurelielabuche5731]

Ça c'est bien vrai😊

[@harrietharlow9929]

Very true and we do not choose the object of our love.

[@amandarosales6897]

María Antonieta del gran autor austriaco Stefan Zweig, es lo mejor de lo mejor de esta reina.

[@maryseehrlich3973]

Cette correspondance privee a ete en plus caviardee donc ultra protegee ,je ne crois pas qu il faille fouiner dans l intimite des vies perdues

[@abfab7830]

Ce n'est pas une vie commune. C'est celle de la Reine de France donc de notre Histoire. La Reine de France appartient à la France.

[@maryseehrlich3973]

@@abfab7830 non la France la martyrisee et honnie...on a vu le résultat.....

[@lamlam0329]

와 좋은 내용입니다! 만들어주셔서 감사합니다

[@justanotherhappyhumanist8832]

How providential that Marie Antoinette’s pseudonym was “Josephine”…when Josephine de Beauharnais later ended up inhabiting Marie Antoinette’s rooms as Empress…and felt awfully guilty for doing so (she also had a love of fashion, just like Marie Antoinette, to take her mind off her troubles, struggled to conceive, and was ultimately deposed - just like Marie Antoinette!).

[@olavwilhelm6843]

divorced with 5 million per year is not quite the same as beheaded i'd say

[@justanotherhappyhumanist8832]

@@olavwilhelm6843 Obviously, but you get my point. There’s no need to be pedantic.

[@Erica-ji9qb]

Those mobs were so savage!

[@rolandrothwell4840]

Queen Marie Antoinette was more sinned against than sinning.😢

[@kikymendez]

Que belleza de cartas!! Puro Amor!!!

[@jiyoungpark6233]

merci beaucoup. personnellement, je pense que ces efforts sont inutiles, en ce moment-la, on peut decoder tout, mais pas des espaces entre des lignes.

[@validesultana]

Todas las reinas han tenido amantes, María Antonieta no es la excepción, es la regla, solo que fue muy discreta. Me encantó saber que amó a Fersen y que tenía esos cuartos secretos junto a ella. Su último hijo no sería de Fersen? Dice que lo abrazaba y besaba recordándolo...❤❤

[@saulomelo9397]

Maria antonieta foi um ícone

[@mariagol3174]

So, who redacted them? Was it each of them after receiving the letter? I am confused because for one of them he says the ink was so similar might have been the same, so if the writer of the letter redacted it how could the other one read? Sorry, not sure if I am missing something.

[@zohreahmadfakhredin-jm8xd]

It's so impressive ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@luzarsacdetoro903]

Top! Des pages d Histoire!

[@JeanneGarnier1874]

Une femme si amoureuse alors que si mal aimée et aimante de son mari... Si Fersen revient à Versailles en juin 1784 c'est pour quelques jours et Louis XVII est né à Versailles le 27 mars 1785;

[@harrietharlow9929]

No. It has been proven by DNA that Louis XVII was the son of Louis XVI.

[@Garbeaux.]

Loving the fact I can see what the “average” French’s views & feelings are towards the ill-fated queen. Interesting.

[@DakotaFord592]

Fabulous documentary!!! ❤❤❤

[@R5000-f9q]

The letters were a form common in that day. It is well established that they did not have a physical affair.

[@olavwilhelm6843]

who established that ???? nothing is well established that can't be proved

[@TruthTea77636]

I've heard that people see Marie Antoinette's ghost near her private home given to her by Louis 16th. It would be a shame if she's unable to rest in peace. 😢🙏🙏❤💔💞

[@marcusseidel6824]

Leave the poor Marie Antoinette, Maria Antonia was her real name, alone. She deserve keeping her secrets for herself. We are like vultures... Vultures who feed themselves with the secrets of others.

[@vollhov2370]

They are trying to justify her murder. After all, you need to find something bad about her.

[@emarieburson8846]

History repeats itself when we don't learn from it. This is why ppl want to learn everything they can. Well that and pure curiosity bc most humans don't like not knowing.

[@asmaasma8542]

لايوجد سبب لقتلها سوى انهم من غير قلب ورحمه

[@altinaykor364]

you actually pointed out the thing which is ridiculous to me as well🤣Since She was never The Queen to the French, her being Austrian was more important to them than the entire personalities she had (even opinions and actions) so why even bother to call her Marie Antoinette when in reality and AUSTRIAN way, she's Maria Antonia?

[@maryseehrlich3973]

Merci pour ce passionnant documentaire ,,,,mais nous n en savons pas davantage ! Simple speculation Quelle tristesse !

[@elctronicaandresautomatic5305]

Hola desde Chile Los Subtitulos son muy Rapidos y cortos correjir eso....gracias

[@mariamisiura4682]

Dziękuje za dokument

[@JustMe-kg7ny]

A charming, handsome young man arrived to the court - Ez azt jelenti, hogy egy elbűvölő, jóképű fiatalember érkezett a(z) (királyi) UDVARBA - nem a bíróságra, hogy a felirat írja több helyen 😅 Ahogy a “her inner cabinet” sem szekrényt jelent, ahogy a feliratban van, hanem (privát) szobát… nem ártana átnézni a magyar felirat szövegét

[@RoxydeLamballe-jj9vf]

⚜️💜

[@etpourtant34]

Documentaire très émouvant. Le petit Louis XVII aurait-il été le fruit de cet amour. L'une des lettres pose question.

[@vollhov2370]

En 2000, à l'initiative de l'historien Philippe Delorme, une analyse ADN a été réalisée sur le cœur, que l'on croit généralement avoir été prélevé lors de la supposée autopsie de Louis XVII et conservé dans l'alcool par les descendants du médecin, puis transmis d'un aristocrate européen à un autre. Les experts ont conclu que les signatures génétiques pertinentes correspondaient à l'ADN extrait des cheveux de Marie-Antoinette et des cheveux de la sœur de Louis ; ce fait est donc considéré comme une preuve que le Dauphin est réellement mort au Temple en 1795.

[@fan2jnrc]

Oui, et une lettre de l'ambassadeur d'Angleterre à la duchesse de Devonshire (tous deux amis de la reine et sans aucun soupçon de malveillance à son égard) qui, à propos de cette grossesse de Mrs Brown (nom de code pour Marie-Antoinette) ajoute : "Je n'ai pas besoin de vous dire à qui cet enfant va ressembler."

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@fan2jnrc Well, that is not what was going on. The heart of little Louis XVII was tested. The DNA obtained proved him to be the son of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.

[@HYPNOTICHAMMER1313]

⁠@@fan2jnrc😅😅 am I ugly ?

[@marieselenius4378]

@@harrietharlow9929they have only tested the dna on the maternal side. Not who the father is.

[@saulomelo1561]

Ícone ❤

[@blanchecoconuts9941]

Evelyne Lever...à voir alors !

[@nelled6240]

Annoying background music. Is it really necessary?

[@robnewman6101]

I wish France was a Monarch today. So sad.

[@yadjisnarrif3167]

They had what they deserved... Gone in the wind

[@martineflorencio5898]

elle est partie avec ces secrets il faut respecte; paix a leurs âmes 😬😬💔💔🙏🙏🙏

[@harrietharlow9929]

Agree. If she was in love with Fersen, it was their affair, not ours.

[@sabrinakannenberg699]

Merci Merci for this Secret

[@RibiereSylvie-vr6qr]

C était des mariages arrangé les rois et les reine s on ne parlé pas d amour on ne peut pas lui en vouloir

[@yvesfrancoispreclaire8616]

Victoire des francs macons ont le sait maintenant

[@paperick5363]

C'est chiant cette musique de fond...

[@martinhorinek677]

French language Is very pretty

[@emmanuelleleman4133]

N est-ce-pas ?

[@yadjisnarrif3167]

It only suits ladies .. les gars ne vs vexez pas mais le français c mou comme langue

[@CamilleBossard-io3nv]

C etait une autre epoque .malgre tout comment ces privilegies pouvaient se templir le ventre 😞,alors que tout pres d eux des gens ne se nourissaient pas sufisemment .!!

[@seame3795]

Still true all over the world today.

[@stephanegarreau734]

Je vais regarder merci

[@jakecavendish3470]

World's second most famous Austrian

[@michelboinot-ciantia9523]

Vu la perruque de celle qui joue M.A, Léonard doit se retourner dans sa tombe!😁

[@montana577]

Bah il se retournait déjà de son vivant 😂😂 Vu ses mœurs...

[@Ellen24493]

Wow!

[@carrieb7839]

Why is he touching them with his bear hands?

[@amerose3885]

La question est toujours posée

[@EymanAbdulalwihed]

On pense qu'Antoinette a donné naissance à Louis et Sophie de Versnes

[@francoisegregyi233]

Stefan Zweig, in his biography of Queen Marie Antoinette, claims that she never had a love affair with Fersen, and that she had always been faithful to King Louis XVI.

[@alexanderv9357]

Я читал Цвейга и он писал, что был роман. Они встречались в замке Тюильри.

[@harrietharlow9929]

I don't know why people always assume affairs. There was love and respect between Louis and Marie Antoinette.

[@bluefish3850]

Pourquoi Evelyne Lever parle en hachant ses phrases comme si on avait 4 ans ?

[@krisztina6180]

Peut-être que c'est juste moi qui suis irrité que Marie-Antoinette ne soit pas une reine, mais une reine ? La reine est celle qui règne de son propre chef, comme II. Elisabeth. Marie-Antoinette était l'épouse d'un roi, elle était donc une reine. Je vois qu'il est mal orthographié à de nombreux endroits, même si je devrais le savoir.

[@sousavirginie1085]

Mais non régnante. La Loi Salique interdit le trône à une femme. De mémoire,la dernière reine couronnée fût la femme d'Henri IV, grand mère de Louis le Grand.

[@krisztina6180]

@@sousavirginie1085 Je suis désolé, j'ai écrit quelque chose de mal, je voulais écrire queen. Donc en tant qu'épouse du roi.

[@Canela-oe2yj]

Dans la royauté il existe deux types de reines: Reine "régante" et reine consorte (épouse du roi mais qui ne règne pas activement). Marie-Antoinette était une reine consorte

[@mamiechat4581]

Jai tenu 20 min. Dommage va aurait pû être un bon documentaire

[@claire19850404]

Elle a été mal préparée

[@tathiana5496]

❤

[@SamsungGalaxy-pi9bx]

dit is een zielig verhaal maar ze staat nog altijd symbool voor de verlichting

[@Angel-xd9lt]

Let them have cake... Last words she said when she died. Marie Antoinette was a movie with Kirsten Dunst. It wasn't that bad. I was a fan of her and she was the reason why I love cake.

[@Canela-oe2yj]

I do not believe she uttered those words! it's simple a myth, besides in French that's not phrase, the phrase is "brioche". Brioche and cake is not the same thing...but im glad you like history

[@elisabetta611]

She never said that. Her last words were uttered in apology to her executioner after she accidentally stepped on his foot.

[@allermenchenaufder]

😂. Did you make this up ???? You know absolutely nothing about the origin of her plight or the politics of France.😬😬😬😑😑😑

[@Canela-oe2yj]

@@allermenchenaufder who are you talking to?

[@m.e.3614]

It is well known that Marie Antoinette never said "let them eat cake." It is a fact that these were never her words. It is only one of those legends that gets circulated amongst the public, since they usually do not check facts and will believe it if it is told to them.

[@icbm1004]

PLATONIC LOVE. I Don't sympathize. Where is such a man these days (?) To be honest, I Don't think platonic love exists, Wìthout physical love. In the absence of physical love, there can be platonic love. Why would U want to find evidence of physic love(?) There is no evidence, but I admit it from the inside. Don't U all feel it in ur life Between a man and woman, primary love isn't mental. 😊

[@adelepizzone5171]

❤🙏

[@callmethecommentcountess9329]

Interesting

[@howwwwwyyyyy]

Louis the sixteenth does seem a bit of an idiot, he left a letter behind when they attempted to escape that virtually condemned himself and his family to death when they were recaptured,it was totally unnecessary and irresponsible and for me puts a shadow over his personality,it virtually said that he intended to start a war once he'd escaped.

[@virginiefraisse9075]

Déchiffrement 🤔🤔 déchiffrage plutôt non

[@ChantalMoimoi]

Évidemment qu'ils étaient à main faut pas l'avoir compris

[@tessdurberville711]

Her nose was not that big.

[@Sylvie-pz4in]

Honteux tout ce temps et sûrement ce POGNON à se branler à plusieurs sur des gnangnanseries de lettres d’amoureux !!! G1rder le pognon pour les pauvres d’aujoud’hui...

[@Sylvie-pz4in]

DÉBECTANT...

[@Дорогаяумрао]

Пустышка

[@fabriceonoyan2562]

lOUIS XVII était de la relation entre Fersen et Marie Antoinette,🧐 et non de louis XVI et Marie Antoinette. Louis XVII était le fils de Fersen et de Marie Antoinette.🧐 et non de Louis XVI et Marie Antoinette. VIVE NAPOLEON.

[@sergedufour3327]

N’importe quoi 😂😂😂

[@jobonjour1359]

​@@sergedufour3327 mais de ouf 😂😂😂

[@abdelouahed6512]

Mes coquilles l histoire des rois de France 🇫🇷 pendant 1400ans écrites dans le coran sourate el kahfe qui a donné moi le grand monarque 👑 mohamed Abdullah salamone roi roi messager prophète et khalife de dieu, dieu a sauvé louis 17 vers Gibraltar et le maroc اهل الكهف والرقيم سلالة ملوك فرنسا لسان عربي واعجمي اي فرنسي. Avant d insulter une famille sainte les.bourbons ont les coquilles pour donner, les saints des saints ,ferme ta gueule 🇫🇷

[@Francecombattante1944-w7s]

Quel rapport avec le meurtrier de masse, le nabot corse?

[@jobonjour1359]

@@Francecombattante1944-w7s au moins tu n es pas bonapartiste trop de guerre et trop de morts

[@pocalypto]

All the rumors are true if you believe that what they do

[@devil-man-flulu22]

@mailer-daemo ❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😅😊