Queen Elizabeth II - Britain's Longest Reigning Monarch Documentary

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[@VElizabethWhitecrochet]

Yes, same here 😊

[@shifraflanter4119]

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[@carywest9256]

Buy your own coffee!

[@jellyb1945]

If you ever take requests. I’d love to see one on Lorenzo de Medici. Love the videos. They’re so informative. 👍🏼

[@sakyahsamad1082]

Says sayangkan Sultan Brunei Sultan HasanalBolkiah,Aamiin

[@stuartbell3652]

Arguably one of the most loved monarchs in history, still doesn't feel right without her on the throne.

[@seansmith445]

I just don't understand the love for her. She never once stood up for her people against a succession of treacherous Governments who between them have brought the UK to the point of complete ruin. I know people always say she wasn't allowed to get involved in politics but I think that is hogwash. She took an oath before God, she could and should have done something. Her WEF son is going to be an even worse monarch than she was.

[@ReyOfLight]

Indeed. I’m Swedish, but even for me it feels so strange that she’s no longer around. Queen Elizabeth II was always such an amazing lady, I always appreciated her colorful yet stylish outfits, and I was always amazed at how she could just keep going even at age 90+ I really hoped and believed that Queen Elizabeth II would live to be at least 100 years old, but sadly that did not happen

[@NettiGaming]

Grandmother to us all ❤ I will miss her

[@alwaysquestionthings2801]

And hated witch

[@Mythee]

@@alwaysquestionthings2801 ?

[@vivianmalhiers]

Weird fact about the queen & her sister; Elizabeth was born in England, died in Scotland, Margret born in Scotland, died in England.

[@unclenelvis]

Even weirder they both married men and wait for it…… had children. I know. Mind. Blown.

[@shep9231]

I had no idea..

[@lindagillette8338]

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[@unclenelvis]

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[@milfordmckoy]

​@@unclenelvis😊😅. Nip

[@balafama2120]

I am not British but Queen Elizabeth was my Queen too. I miss her grace,elegance,wit,dignity ,sense of duty and love for humanity. An embodiment of true feminism. She lived a most remarkable life and will always be fondly remembered. Lilibeth, Bertie's greatest gift to Britain .Rest in peace and power my queen.

[@annaf7228]

Spot on!

[@alwaysquestionthings2801]

To have a queen that had slaves as their colonies and murdered thousands of innocent people that didn't want to serve the colonial power! You support a horrible human and it is inhumane to think she is a good person ! She committed war crimes and oppression

[@johnnewton8292]

exactly queen of all kind

[@annaf7228]

@@johnnewton8292 she was indeed! RIP QEII

[@sakyahsamad1082]

I love my Queen Elizabeth she is very kind to me ,she do not Colour of your skin and Religion ,she help me with all her heart she even never meet me but I said to Queen Elizabeth one days ,I will come to London to meet you , God bless my dear Queen Elizabeth, some bad peoples block me and Queen Elizabeth we use to chat and she send me email,one day we find out the important email despair than from that day we loss contact my email some one block,we even can not made Comment to another,same time I always try to made Comment when I hear she not well,I always follow Queen Elizabeth when I see her in face book to made Comment but this bad peoples still clever to watch what ever I do all can not go true till Prince also passed away, he also know what is going on with my problem than she alone I still can not go true to my dear QueenElizabeth I wish by now she ahappy in the Haven God bless my dear Queen Elizebath Aamiin

[@jamesbryon8257]

As a Canadian who really has very little interest in the monarchy..Queen Elizabeth spent mostly her whole life as the Queen ..and she had her ups and downs as we all do ...but she lived her life under the microscope...and at the end of the day ...she survived..she stood up to anything or anyone who tried to destroy her ...never showed sorrow..anger ..fear or humiliation...not one person in the world could ever live up to this ...she did ..she died my hero..its a person that we will never witness 😊again ...god bless her

[@garrisonwatson8927]

Really sad you hold a woman who protected her ACCUSED perverted pedophile rapist son even helping pay off his victim just so he could attend her jubilee... obviously you think that's a good quality most people think that's trash...we can only hope and pray you don't have any children to perpetuate your love of perversion...

[@franciscoedinaldodinizdaco4655]

Sou brasileiro e amo a monarquia constitucional, detesto as mafiosas repúblicas.

[@meganmose]

People say the same as Americans, and every country, you dont have to follow that status, I like British more than American history for some reason.

[@michaelynedwards1043]

Thk u, my gram was born in Digby County. NS, 7 Nov 1900.

[@Gameflyer001]

Until her death on the 8th of September last year, she was the only British monarch I had ever known. At the time I was born, the Queen was on the throne for over 39 years. As a Canadian, I always saw her on our $20 CAD bill and on the reverse of each of our coins. Inevitably, both images will be replaced by her son Charles III starting next year or so. The last photograph ever taken of her was a striking testament of her lifelong service and dedication to her role to the very end; there she was at Balmoral just two days before her death, after swearing in her final Prime Minister (and the only time outside of Buckingham Palace), with a very diminished figure, but one that was content in the knowledge that she fulfilled her responsibilities and knew her time was coming to an end shortly. It still was a bit of a shock when she passed away, but one I could see coming. In a bit of a coincidence, I was abroad when I learned of her death, just as she was when she learned of her father's passing and her immediate succession as Queen. RIP Queen Elizabeth II.

[@tracymcardle1236]

Wonderful comment so agree with you, thank you Ma'am for your lifetime of duty👏👏❤❤🇬🇧

[@kashfiaislam9995]

@@tracymcardle1236 I hope Queen Elizabeth II is burning in hell with Charlemagne, King John I, King Henry III, King Edward I, Margaret Beaufort, King Henry VII, King Henry VIII, Marie de Medici, King Louis XIV, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, King George V, King Edward VIII, King George VI, and Prince Philip. 👗👠👑💍

[@Idontcaremuch1000]

She lived a life of service even before she ascended to the throne. She will be remembered for her grace, strength, and unfailing devotion to her people.

[@jamielane6690]

The queen and I share the same birthday. ♥️ There was something grounding having The Queen all through out an ever changing, troubling world. May she RIP.

[@karinkesel5577]

So does my granddaughter 🤗

[@jamespirko2971]

As a Yank, please accept my respect and condolences upon the passing of Queen Elizabeth the Second. She earned my respect by serving in uniform as an ambulance driver during WW2. Her lengthy service as Queen was unprecedented, and brought further respect to Great Britain during the Post-WW2 era. May she Rest in the Peace of the Righteous. Amen.

[@REBECCADYER-bs5ny]

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[@mohamedelyaouti2051]

Damn straight

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Elizabeth II was truly one of the best modern monarchs, she embodied what it meant to be a royal for over 70 years, she did the Uk a great service. RIP Elizabeth the Magnanimus. Love your documentaries!❤❤🎉🎉

[@kamalaparadise2269]

Her reign was a complete and utter disaster for the UK. Either negligently incompetent and/or traitorous. Think about it….She presided over the downfall of the UK. She neglected to use her unparalleled INFLUENCE to steer the UK in the right direction.

[@rev.marybettencourt6698]

I've had enormous respect for Her Majesty all of my life. She was a fine leader and states person. My only regret is that I never met her in person. God bless her and keep her.

[@garylefevers]

Amen. She was one fine lady. Definitely a blessing to the world.

[@donnawolman150]

What a sad replacement for the Queen we have now.

[@aarondemiri486]

For my whole life she was my sovereign, the head of state that seemed permanent. I was fortunate to live under one of the longest reigning monarchs in history and certainly one of its most humane queens and a woman who always put duty first.

[@PastorTheGathering]

She will always be The Queen. Simply put, I remain a loyal subject. She always had my respect.

[@kinfolk233]

I'm an American born in 1988. It feels almost surreal knowing that Elizabeth II is not on the British throne. She was such a staple for all of my life, and my parents lives, who were born in 1955 and 1956. RIP to such a strong, resolute woman.

[@davidcaudill7779]

they still have a monarchy is dum

[@meganmose]

True like she is always there.

[@cottonwood992000]

I was ten years old for her coronation and listened to it on the radio in my fourth grade classroom while living in occupied Germany as my father, in the US military, was stationed n Frankfurt. I remember it well and have always had great respect, even as a Yank, for the late Queen. May she rest in peace beside her beloved Phillip.

[@hollyardis4524]

To Jeff:. I loved your post! What a life story you must have to tell. Just that you were alive and old enough to hear and understand Elizabeth's coronation as Queen. Have you ever written your life story? I would love to read a memoir like yours!

[@happymess3219]

😐 *albert

[@kmayville70]

I have honestly been waiting for your voice to say "The woman known to history" to make this all real and final.

[@harpreetbhullar5128]

Loved her

[@louisebrandon5950]

Even now i get a lump in my throat when I think of her, she was our backbone, almost everyone respected and liked her and the late Prince Philip, what a team 😔🇬🇧

[@joanbeal1510]

What sad end of their personal lives. Andrew's horrible life decisions. Then Harry and Wallis the second.

[@LAGoodz]

She was always just The Queen. In the UK and across the world. It’s still so strange she’s gone. I keep thinking she’ll appear again tomorrow. 😥

[@xbpodcast2024]

I live in South Africa and my grandmother remembers seeing King George, Queen Mother and the princesses when they visited Johannesburg in 1947 God Save The King

[@Unicorn-zb1mu]

Thank you 🙏 HMTQ was the greatest, I miss her and Prince Philip , long lives lived. Proud to have served her in the British Army . Her strength was her silence . God Save the the King 👑 ❤

[@stevemcmahan8277]

I’m 64 years old. Queen Elizabeth is the only British monarch I have ever known. There was something secure about that. As the world changed and wars came and went, knowing the queen was still on her throne was reassuring that all will be well. As an American I salute Queen Elizabeth for being the class act she was. And the one constant in a troubled world.

[@stevenr540]

I think she was simply MARVELOUS. Elizabeth Regina, the Great.

[@dontcaresaveit1862]

She certainly was marvelous. I’m an American but she was still my queen. Because of her I learned all about the monarchy, what an incredible loss. Much love to the queen 💕💕

[@ninavongunten122]

I am 50% British & proud of my heritage. I have always loved reading about British history & Royalty all my life. I first saw her in person at the gate in front of Buckingham Palace in 1975. Later, I met the Queen & her daughter Anne, the Princess Royal, at a historic celebration in Centreville, Queen Anne's County, Maryland. The last time I saw the Queen was a little over 10 years ago at NASA Goddard Space Center in Greenbelt, Maryland while I was working. She looked relaxed and radiant that day. She was beautifully dressed in a bright lime green outfit and hat to match. During her lifetime, she had many accomplishments and was able to break through many barriers and always carried herself with grace and dignity. She truly cared about other people and will not be forgotten. HMQ will be greatly missed, and may she rest in peace.

[@tracymcardle1236]

Can't believe she has gone, rest in peace dear queen Elizabeth❤❤❤

[@lisetremblay1806]

Nobody will ever replace THE QUEEN ❤ 🎉

[@lifewithmaddy9471]

I think someone will in the future with mommy merry merry blessings amen 🙏🏽 amen 🙏🏽 dear handsome man 👨🏾 merry Christmas blessings amen 🙏🏽 merry blessings amen 🙏🏽 love you mama mommy merry merry mama merry blessings amen blessings bless mama merry mama mommy merry merry mama love mommy mama mommy merry merry blessings amen 🙏🏽 merry merry mama merry blessings amen 🙏🏽 merry mama merry blessings amen 🙏🏽 merry mama merry blessings amen 🙏🏽 merry mama merry blessings amen 🙏🏽 love you mama love mommy mama mommy merry merry blessings amen 🙏🏽🙏🏽😇🙏🏽😇😍💋🇬🇧👨‍👩‍👧👍🏾

[@truetory6231]

Am I the only one who sees a distinct connnection between her first speech in 1940 and her COVID speech in 2020? she always had talent for being comforter in chief

[@jamesbryon8257]

Yes..she really did ..an amazing Queen she was ..will be missed so much for her remarkable history of being the longest Queen in history but with all she had to deal with ..her strength made her a very positive 😊 wonderful lady ..may she forever RIP.. 🙏🙏🙏♥️

[@deborahsmith3387]

How fortunate we were to live during her lifetime. Life seems empty without her. She was always there with her regal personality ready to face anything and defeat it. I miss her!

[@earlperson741]

SHE WAS ONE OF THE VERY FEW TRULY GREAT MONARCHS.... HER COUNTY...... HER FAMILY.......... HER COMMAWEALTH AND ALL OF US AROUND THE WORLD ARE DAMMMMMMM LUCKY AND HEAVENLY BLESSED TO HAVE HAD HER IN THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@annaf7228]

too right, the world is a worse place without QEII in it:(

[@earlperson741]

HOW WILL WE GET ALONG??????.... WE MUST TRY..... BYE.🙏😢

[@kashfiaislam9995]

@@annaf7228 I hope Queen Elizabeth II is burning in hell with Charlemagne, King John I, King Henry III, King Edward I, Margaret Beaufort, King Henry VII, King Henry VIII, Marie de Medici, King Louis XIV, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, King George V, King Edward VIII, King George VI, and Prince Philip. 👗👠👑💍

[@janejanell898]

I personally believe that she was a Wonderful Woman an outstanding Monarch and a Unique Individual. If others don't agree with me....truly I don't care Thankyou your Majesty 🙏 RIP

[@maryschwab6674]

I am not British, but I liked and respected Elizabeth very much!

[@aiiv7839]

Like many here, despite the family's scandals and effed up individuals...I will always have great respect for the Queen Elizabeth!

[@orboakin8074]

The late Queen Elizabeth II was a true royal and commanded tremendous respect, love and admiration, even from non-western places. She was really popular here in my country, Nigeria, during the era of colonialism and post colonialism. She was so down-to-earth but still had an aura of authority about her. On her first visit to Nigeria, she actually refused any sort of royal convoy for a portion of her trip and instead accepted an invitation from our country's first millionaire (an Igbo businessman) to tour the urban and rural areas in his own personal car. She met with various people (government, tribal chieftains, and local citizens) and when she returned on subsequent visits, we still loved her for her nature. God rest her soul, amen.

[@glenyshanlon5112]

There will never be anyone like our beautiful late Queen Elizabeth not in my lifetime. ❤

[@mikeanson9658]

She defined what it is to be British. Caring, strong and confident but with keeping it altogether. It’s not I am better than you. It’s in Public you never let anyone sue ur weakness and she never did. She will be missed. She will always be The Queen.

[@ashleystroebel1018]

The subtitle of another video on your channel describes Elizabeth I as "England's Greatest Queen". I personally believe that this honour belongs to Elizabeth II. She juggled being a monarch with being a wife and mother. She encouraged many during WW2 and the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and always led by example. She lived through many differing decades, constantly adapting. She was a woman of great faith. She also did not behead anyone😂

[@Dunsapie]

The late Queen was not Queen of England, she was Queen of the United Kingdom.

[@alexjones50]

i'm sorry but elizabeth I is better, elizabeth II is still a great queen but at the end of the day she is a constutional monarch with little political power. Elizabeth I on the other had to actually the country, she arguably set britain on the path to being a formidable european power. she eased the tensions between Protestants and catholics in her country. and she did all of this while ruling as a woman in an era where women were considered incapable of ruling.

[@03debrah]

As an American I have followed the royal family since I was little. I remember my dad watching princess Diana’s funeral. I have adored queen Elizabeth and when I got the news her love had passed I was concerned she would pass very soon. Then hearing of her passing was devastating I watched her funeral as well. Seeing her kids grandkids and even great grandkids was so heart breaking. But I know King Charles and prince William along with queen consort Camilla and princess cathrine will do her proud.

[@lorrainearmstrong7587]

I don't hold much with King Charles, but I LOVED my queen!!

[@03debrah]

@@lorrainearmstrong7587 I believe prince William should take over.

[@Giveme1goodreason]

As an Australian she was and remains the most vital public figure of my life time. With perhaps pope John Paul the 2nd being a very distant 2nd. (And no I am not religious, I just recognise the greatness of those who wield influence well.

[@DeAnnaK55]

Even though I am an American, I miss her so very very much. Even now, I have tears on my cheeks remembering and missing her.

[@tasibho]

Well technically she would have been your Queen too if history hadn't changed course .

[@CStone-xn4oy]

@@tasibho Elizabeth II made it tempting.

[@山本秀夫-s8j]

From Japan, Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is not only the symbol of the UK and the Commonwealth of Nations in post-World War II but also the greatest monarch of modern history. She also contributed to the reconciliation and friendship between the two countries in post-WWII as same constitutional monarchies through interaction between the British royal family and the Japanese imperial family. I require His Majesty King Charles III to inherit his mother's will and carry out the duties entrusted to him diligently from Japan.

[@CStone-xn4oy]

I am curious how Emperor Naruhito is viewed in Japan and also what the role of the Emperor is in Japan nowadays.

[@ritaheld3987]

I remember being very impressed listening to her address to the world when she was made Queen! I was just 10 years old. I listened to her on the radio. What touched my heart was her words about serving her country……and God! I loved her then and throughout her reign. May God Bless her soul for all eternity! And all her family…..and country! And Commonwealth!

[@anabelavandenheuvel480]

I am not British, but she was the only Queen I new and admired. I was extremely upset the way the British people spoke about her when Diana died. I thought that her 1st responsibility at that time, were her grandchildren and not the hysterical English public. I was greatly saddened by her death.

[@MsGuppie2010]

I agree with you 💯 I was extremely angry at what the press were saying. The hysterical public wanted William and Harry on display as if they were a circus act! We're now seeing the results of those young boys being put on display. I truly believe that Harry lack of emotional intelligence is a result of this

[@lolalouise9503]

In retrospect most people here do regret that time and agree that she did do the right thing in the end. I think they were just looking for someone to blame.

[@rebeccagandi5258]

Indeed ,she is still loved by any Goodwill woman even today. Rest in peace Queen Elizabeth..

[@lanamuir9352]

What a wonderful documentary. As a Canadian born in 1951, Queen Elizabeth II, is the only British monarch that was a part of my entire life. My mother looked like Queen Elizabeth II which I thought was fabulous. Singing God Save the Queen as a child in school, walking into our small town post office and seeing her portrait on the wall, along with receiving a special letter from her when my parents celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary, were all a part of my personal experience with her over these seven decades.

[@kathrynjordan8782]

She was one of the most loved monarchs in history. It still doesn't feel right without her on the throne. I respected the late Queen and was in awe of her. Until her death in September 8th, 2022, she was the only British monarch I had ever known. At the time I was born, she was on the throne for 14 years. It is hard to look at Buckingham Palace and realize that you won't be able to see her standing on the balcony again.

[@ibraheemrao8434]

By the time I was born she was on the throne for 42 years.

[@benguentherjr.rempel1096]

I’m a Canadian, I admire, appreciate and see our Late Queen as one of our greatest treasures! Our politicians could take massive lessons from her example! Was one of our greatest Queen’s! Her unfailing devotion to her country and people! She has my loyalty and respect!

[@dennispearson871]

Her Eternal Legacy will Always be that of Becoming The Longest Reigning Monarch in British History !! A woman who Reigned from the early 50s to well into the 21st Century !!! Queen Elizabeth is one of those Exceptional Examples of an Heir who came from a Spare !! Something Exceptionally Rare !!!....

[@CStone-xn4oy]

Elizabeth II will remain the ideal model of what a modern monarch can be and the service that they can offer their country. They are not the government, they are the face and spirit of the nation itself. They are above petty political squabbles from the people's theoretical representatives. They are concerned with the long term well being of the country, and they respect tradition and history in a way that most institutions do that. Such is the role of the modern monarch and such was the life of Elizabeth II.

[@nomahope3182]

She didn't respect tradition because she supported divorce despite being the head of the church of England.

[@import1a92]

I’ve seen hundreds of these documentaries on the Queen, and this one by far has been unbiased and portrayed the late Queen with the upmost respect. Truly enjoyed this.

[@margaretcastell9429]

I miss her greatly. I was born in 1941 when her parents were the monarchs. George VI was a lovely man. We had the only television in our road, packed with weeping neighbours watching his funeral, weeping, on our 9 inch Mullard television. Then the Coronation, which was in black and white. She was, quite honestly, beyond comparison and kept to her promise made when she became Queen. I am one of many who misses her and doubt I'll be around when William and Catherine ascend the throne. She will never be forgotten, her courage and sense of humour were special. Lucky enough to have a long and happy marriage. ❤

[@vietnamesebeauties]

We, the Vietnamese university team, pray that the queen would rest in peace 🕊️ her country, United Kingdom, always be in peace 🕊️

[@busichanel4934]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Sandszable]

Cringe

[@Sandszable]

​@BelaDJ1the fact that you think I voted my own comment when I did not lol. Me thinking her comment was cringe does not mean I don't like Elizabeth. Newsflash pea-brain: the two are not mutually exclusive. Stop making assumptions, sweetie, and stay in your lane.

[@theblackfox8920]

Elizabeth the Great! What a woman

[@purplepickles2.078]

She was definitely one of a kind and the end of her reign really equaled the end of an era. I'm a Brit but I wish these documentaries would approach and openly discuss the Kamloops incident. Was it real or not and if it was real, just admit it and put it to rest forever. Other than that, she secured an important place in history and that is a fact. September 8, 2022 was definitely a strange day, in more way than one. May she rest in peace.

[@rebeccagandi5258]

Both Prince Philip and Princess Elizabeth were honest hearted people.

[@GVRC-24]

Did you know that they were family ??

[@Shackleford_Rusty]

As an American I offer my sympathies to her family, don’t really care for monarchs because of where I’m from but I know she was a staple to some people that need something to look to in difficult times.

[@VenusEvan_1885]

You mean as a European, North America is made of Europeans, Germans , Italians, Brits, swedes etc..

[@hilarylaw8415]

Im an American woman and there is no one I admire more than Queen Elizabeth II. She was an earthly treasure.

[@maryannsowell623]

I loved Queen Elizabeth, she had such dignity and admire her. QVC had a replica of her engagement ring, beautiful ring…I miss seeing her. She was very reachable and a people’s queen..heartbreaking when I heard she passed. ♥️♥️♥️

[@sisilia178]

Please make an episode on Josephine de Beauharnais, wife of Napoleon Bonaparte

[@kristibbradshaw]

Queen Elizabeth, II, is going down in history as one of the greats. I admired her so very much.

[@petermacdonough9077]

WOW!!! Thank you very much for making these videos. We all knew this day would come and for the past 3-months I have been studying and reading about alll 40 monarchs that have ruled England. Starting with William the II and ending with the late Queen Elizabeth II. I have learned so much more again by watching these videos and doing my own research and it makes me miss England all the most. Me Mum is New Zealand and her sister married a British Airmen and so we go to England on holiday once in a while for reunions. The last being when my cousin Warrick got married in 2017 and we visited Windsor on the weekend. It was absolutely beautiful to see visit the throne where Queen Victoria once sat. These have been absolutely amazing videos and I always love learning about British history and will continue my study when I go to college. Love, An American soldier who loves British history. Peter.!!!!👑

[@stacyedwards533]

I believe she to be an outstanding, dutiful, kind and the absolute right Monarch for the fast changing world in which she , due to events beyond here control, Britain and the Commonwealth. She was an icon and the epitome of soft power ,whom in my opinion, always acted to serve her people. As she noted in her speech at 21, she could " give them her heart" and I believe she did. She was the Queen of the world and I count myself fortunate to have witnessed such a life well lived. Well done Elizabeth R. This world was fortunate and and blessed that the crown , though heavy and life altering for you, landed on the head of the right person to carry it and it's responsibilities for these 70 years. Dr. Stacy Edwards

[@terrybardy2848]

This wonderful video is so worth the wait! And I'm from the United States!!! King Charles the lll may be the latest, but Queen Elizabeth the Second will Always be the Greatest!!!🌹❤️👸👏👍

[@FrugalFunMum]

Loved her comedy skits she did with James Bond and then with Paddington Bear

[@warplanner8852]

She was a monumentally beautiful, courageous, and wonderful queen. Her life was a marvelous paean to obligation and responsibility as she represented her country honorably. That lot who comprised her family of late did not deserve their roles.

[@greencm7142]

This was an outstanding video. Very informative, organized, and well structured. Excellent work. To answer the question: No question she goes down as one of the most remarkable, adaptable, and beloved monarchs.

[@tinagrier5304]

I DON'T KNOW IF QUEEN ELIZABETH IS RESPONSIBLE 4 ALL THOSE NEGATIVE THINGS. BUT IT'S JUST ABOUT BEING BORN ROYAL( SILVER SPOON AUTOMATIC). THEY OF COURSE WILL ALWAYS B WEALTHY, IT'S JUST THE WAY IT IS. FUNNY I WOULDN'T TRADE PLACES WITH THEM 4 NOTHING N THE WORLD. THEIR LIVES R FULL OF RULES. I'M SURE I COULD NEVER B ROYAL.

[@dannettepeters1507]

Queen Elizabeth's regien was so long that she was already, firmly fixed in history before it ended. Among many features, I will miss her personal testimonies of her Faith in the Lord.

[@m139139]

Even though I'm American, I was always interested in the Royal Family. I went to see the movie of her Coronation in 1953, and have watch many documentaries of her over and over again. May Queen Elizabeth II R.I.P!

[@ellenlyons4090]

Simply the best one e in a life time Queen magnificent. Gracious kind caring. How many people would get out of their sick bed to appoint a prime minster. Three days later she passed away her like well not see again. RIP Marm at rest with Phillip.

[@hhluvzmagik]

I think I commented on the video of George VI that you should do Princess Margaret. I think she was as fascinating as she was polarizing.

[@bendewet1057]

Agreed!! This is Long Overdue and so Bloody What if it shows how despicable the powers that be had a negative impact on Margaret's life. It is a story that needs to be told!

[@1ozzzy]

HM was my Colonel-in-chief and my Queen. I'll always miss her.

[@jillstewart7355]

Queen Elizabeth II was an extraordinary women. She had strengths and courage beyond the ordinary. She had the unspeakably difficult responsibilities of serving her country, and the Commonwealth, all the while being a wife and parent. Yes, there are those who simply cannot adapt to this lifestyle or the responsibilities that are incurred by a royal birth of a child. Many a child has been born in similar cases whereby children are sent to prestigious boarding schools at very young ages. These children, I would imagine have a distant relationship with their parents. The Queen loved, and cared for her loved ones. Prince Phillip and she went through the normal stages of a a long lived marriage. They, admired, respected, supported each other through all the ups and downs and most of all depended on and loved one another to the very end. In the history of England, she will be the most beloved Queen of England. Prince William, will be a beloved King as will his wife Princes Catherine, their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louie. Oh what a celebration that will be not only for England but throughout the world!

[@user-he7wb5in9e]

being 50yr old american female; the Queen, was, has & ever will be a magnificent example of how we should all be. Grace, style, courage & genuinely concerned about ppl ❤️‍🩹she is missed. KingCharles, will be passing the crown to William & Katherine, praying they will return the Crown to the standard of the great Queen Elizabeth ll😅 not a fulfilling of Naustradamas’ sad ending….God save the King❤️‍🩹

[@mariaponton6643]

Strong lady. Well done.many examples to follow. REST IN PEACE.from Mauritius Island

[@usagilennon89]

She kept her promise with honor and grace from the beginning to the end.

[@JOHN-tk6vl]

HONOUR.

[@daniellem1296]

I think she was perfect for all of her years. Rest peacefully Queen.

[@ethanramos4441]

“When life seems hard, the courageous do not lie down and accept defeat; instead, they are all the more determined to struggle for a better future” Elizabeth II

[@bettym5148]

I think Elizabeth II will be known as the best reigning queen Great Britain ever had she not only adjusted to her own generation, but to multiple generations, that she reined through, and the different policies and changes that the whole country was going through not to mention the world, she was very smart and knew how to adjust I think she will be greater known than Elizabeth I

[@SonjaBalt]

Thanks❤

[@PeopleProfiles]

Thank you!

[@OrtadragoonX]

I really did admire her Majesty. I’m an American and a small r republican to my very bones. But I think she was a fantastic monarch and I enjoyed watching her speeches on the BBC. She seemed like a rock of stability in times of great strife not just for Britain and the commonwealth, but for us Americans as well. I always felt like she was our aunt in many ways as we share such a close heritage and relationship with our British cousins.

[@eunicestone6532]

She has been Queen all my life. I was very saddened by her passing but i think all of us knew she was tired of this life without her husband. She served well. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

[@810Tee]

Bet non of the royal will be sad of you or your families passing

[@rebeccagandi5258]

Queen Elizabeth was mannered in every way. We still love her even though late. A Queen of Britain of Africa and the world over I cried when she died last year Rest in peace Queen Elizabeth rest in Peace.

[@valeri2175]

The best queen ever ❤ RIP 🙏🌺🌸🌼

[@grettagirl2884]

Excellent documentary ❤. Thank you for the work you put in to present such a comprehensive history of the Windsors 😊!

[@sanyuelpuganda3581]

Yes... The greatest monarch ever, Elizabeth was!!! Thank you very much for this amazing information!!

[@nomahope3182]

What did she do that made her the greatest ever? She was a figurehead who had no power and did everything her handlers told her.

[@skiker4560]

So good. I need to watch again then I can comment. Great video!! 😊

[@nataliestaheli51602]

Very interesting and informative! I love learning more about historical subjects and places!

[@BenjaminV1986]

RIP Your Majesty 👸 God Rest The Queen 🇬🇧

[@moodogco]

She made me proud to be British 🇬🇧👑

[@terryheatwole6153]

The late Queen was a faithful public servant and the United Kingdom was privileged to have a leader who kept their promise. The mere fact she strongly disagreed with PM Thatcher and wished Britain would strongly push for an end to SA apartheid, only adds to my respect.

[@colinowenuk]

She was simply brilliant.

[@dominique4570]

Of all the documentaries I watched this one is by far the best!

[@lonerose99]

This is such an excellent documentary on Queen Elizabeth II. Extremely well done.

[@paulblack7576]

I miss our Queen.

[@empoyef]

I think she’s the human Queen that the world really knows about!

[@amitmishra7996]

She was the best Queen 🇬🇧❤️

[@StartupLifes]

Let us not take ourselves too seriously. None of us has a monopoly on a wisdom. -Queen Elizabeth 👑

[@geraldjampol3120]

Three cheers for this intelligent, comprehensive overview of Elizabeth ii's life. She was in a class by herself.

[@RAHeddinger-y9j]

the Queen was our rock and stay, I saw her twice where I live in Calgary, AB, Canada!

[@shikishinobi]

I have great respect for Elizabeth ii. From the stories I have heard, meeting her was a delight, and she had a very powerful wit and sense of humour. She had tough calls to make and while she made some mistakes (as she’s only human), she was certainly inspiring. I remember the days following her passing as somewhat surreal. Life seemed normal but adjusted in a way that couldn’t be fixed. When I read that she was unwell, I had a very strong suspicion it was the end. My favourite tie to her is the “Thomas the Tank Engine” story Paint Pots and Queens, which was her fictional tour of Sodor shortly after her coronation. I always feel awestruck watching her carriage coming into the station and the energy surrounding it. (Try and) watch it again if you haven’t seen it in a while/at all.

[@trudymarshall9602]

Prince George looks like Her Majesty

[@karenokeane6461]

Great documentary. Thank you for posting.

[@brad7836]

To the idiots that will bash the queen forget the Title and see the person. When she died like all royalty she then provided the ultimate proof that they are just human. Hearing of the expectation that she stand silently while people in the crowd wept at her Grandfathers funeral shows her dept of character and her belief in duty. Which is mind boggling.