The BRUTAL Execution Of The Last Woman Publicly Guillotined In Saxony

[@renee1961]

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[@renee1961]

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[@TheFortress]

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[@jimmyavpi]

How was her execution brutal? I think her murdering her fiancee with poison then shooting him in the mouth is more brutal than what happened to her.

[@danielshafer8625]

It’s called click bait. So many captions are over the top or false.

[@allenjenkins7947]

Brutal and cruel do not necessarily mean the same thing.

[@jimmyavpi]

@Allen Jenkins what she did to him is beyond brutal and cruel. Me personally, I'd describe it as barbaric.

[@allenjenkins7947]

@@jimmyavpi I was referring more to the description of her execution rather than to her crime, which was definitely both brutal and cruel. From my personal viewpoint, decapitation, hanging and shooting are brutal, but not necessarily cruel if done properly, whereas electrocution, gassing and lethal injection are cruel, but not brutal. All are barbaric and belong in the same dustbin of history as chattel slavery and flogging.

[@jatojo]

It's the default formulation of this channel and it's sister channels. It's dull and bizarre at the same time.

[@renee1961]

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[@ScienceChap]

Not really a brutal execution. The guillotine usually brought a very quick end to the condemned, which is more than she gave to her late fiance.

[@chromebooktest1128]

theyre both late at this point

[@bobdavis3357]

Usually. She deserved what she got

[@SHADOWNINE79]

Couldn't they just give her a light spanking and make her promise not to do it again?

[@bigtex4058]

The courtyard of a prison is not a public execution.

[@cyberleaderandy1]

Apparently they sold 200 tickets to ( only) men and hence it was technically a public execution.

[@gordonbarr5595]

Depends on how many you invite maybe? Dunno

[@gordonbarr5595]

Harsh times clearly..

[@mgthestrange9098]

Were the other prisoners able to see it from their cells?

[@rbsmith3365]

So? Huntsville is a place for public execution too.

[@TheWheelofLife100]

She "headed"down the wrong path, she should have quit while she was "ahead"but she had to "face"the punishment.

[@jimhere01]

She should have quit while she still had a head.

[@Swissswoosher]

Lol 😂😂😂

[@maryjanson7223]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ballsack6547]

well at least she never had a 'brass neck '.

[@balancedactguy]

Why did to say she was excited by Guillotone, but the later the executioner arrived carrying an AXE in a long, thin box??

[@mgthestrange9098]

Good point, why was that?

[@jimmyavpi]

Maybe it was his willie warmer..

[@balancedactguy]

@@jimmyavpi Maybe his Willie doubles as his Axe Handle too!🤣

[@josephstabile9154]

Semper Parada! The axe is a fail-safe back-up, if the new fangled technology fails...: )

[@balancedactguy]

@@josephstabile9154 I suppose. You'd think that the Germans, who produced one of the first Jet Fighters and Long Range Ballistic Missiles could engineer a decent Guillotine!!😂

[@invisibleray6987]

I like the Tudor chops best

[@1aikane]

The things people get in their head to do?

[@orionmachine9745]

As the empire spread so did the insidious cruelty. Not much has changed, just different flags

[@mamavswild]

Insidious cruelty? Oh you mean china, the Aztecs, Cambodia,Rwanda the soviets

[@margarita8442]

we love to have seen it !

[@silentwitness247]

It sounds like she thought she could get away with murder but she was wrong. Her execution may have been brutal but was probably appropriate under the circumstances.

[@saulocpp]

"She was handed to the state executioner Moritz Brand", and then "the executioner is an anonymous person sent from Dresden", is a bit confusing.

[@alexnutcasio936]

Assumed name. Could have been James Bond for all we know.

[@simonh6371]

No Brand really was the executioner for Saxony and Hessen.

[@deadhorse1391]

Need to bring it back, cheap and quick Not just murderers but drug dealers too , don’t draw it out either

[@roxannesharbono994]

And sexual predators

[@michaelmcgee8543]

Interesting!

[@strangelyfamiliar1729]

6:42 ... Bttm left area of screen. Result of developing the image? Or a ghost?

[@syos1979]

Was the axe the fallback plan or something? I don't understand where that comes in.

[@Gwaithmir]

He was a professional executioner and carried the axe with him as part of his regular equipment. Not all the beheadings he performed were by the guillotine.

[@alastairgreen2077]

I read that she cried when she saw the container into which her head would fall.

[@bigantplowright5711]

Time to bring it back.

[@williamholmes2869]

It said that the executioner brought with him a thin long box containing the axe which he did with his work" (sic) - so was she actually guillotined or killed with the axe?

[@readmylisp]

Why would a German prison display a sign , "Gendarmerie Nationale " ?

[@goodcitizen3638]

A stock photo of another execution site. Filler content.

[@rotorheadv8]

She reminds me of an ex-girlfriend.

[@minoruuruyama8491]

so are you now in heaven or hell??

[@guntherlotze5040]

All correct, but: She was the daughter of the Brand-Erbisdorf mayor (a small city close to Freiberg). She was not executed in Dresden, but in Freiberg prison, while a chosen audience of around 25 dignitaries was standing close by the scaffold. The soldiers of the Freiberg hunter's garrison were grounded that day by fear of riots due to probable outrage, though she was a very nice, worth striving young woman. Greetings from Freiberg/ Saxony

[@Zoydian]

She was born too soon. In today's world she would be celebrated, and everyone trying to disagree would be shamed and called a bigot.

[@chainuser1774]

Don't forget being called racist as well for some reason.

[@Zoydian]

@@chainuser1774 Indeed!

[@darrenmurray861]

Go on, you maniac.

[@rbsmith3365]

Fiancée is a woman. Fiancé is a man.

[@jimmyavpi]

So what, no-one cares. Get a life..

[@ThatswhatsupTWU]

Damn

[@richardshiggins704]

I hope she made a speedy recovery !

[@gordonburns8731]

Hanging, drawing and quartering was never applied to common murderers.

[@jurgenschur9210]

I think such death wasn't too hard for her if I look at the Middle ages. She had much less pain than the fiance with poison. Lifelong in a prison is also harder. Her day of death, 15.9. is my birthday many years later.

[@luxbeci2]

Is she killed she have husband? She Who killed? Why she killed other person? When happen this and Where?

[@atomicwedgie8176]

[@goodcitizen3638]

It mystery.

[@simonh6371]

Me no know.

[@luxbeci2]

@@simonh6371 And Who know?

[@joevignolor4u949]

At one point the British were anxiously awaiting the arrival of George Washington at the Tower of London. But he never showed up.

[@lalannej]

Women dont generally have the "freedom" to leave their husbands, and he may well have threatened to kill her, leaving her little choice but to kill him instead. This is what comes of consorting with hardened criminals. The men can generally get away with much more cruelty than the women. Only God can really judge, and she may have our sympathy, if not our leniency.

[@alexnutcasio936]

Did her head roll saying" I ain't got nobody."

[@uwiwithanuzi]

Women have such poor taste in men. She really lost her head over him (Merker).

[@fpostolache]

He was cheating on her but she was prepared on her side. Hypocrits

[@darrenmurray861]

22 years old? She looks at least 30 in her photos.

[@Joe-ec6sx]

The voice of the narrator is monotonous.

[@simonh6371]

Everyone's voice is like that where he's from - West Midlands UK, I'd say Dudley or Tipton.

[@Joe-ec6sx]

Thanks for explaining; my comment had been misplaced.

[@callmethecommentcountess9329]

Wow, she would give Mary Queen of Scots run for her money

[@patrickrichards2577]

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[@brittanyhester1079]

I'd say it was justified not brutal 😩

[@cameroncurrie7208]

It was still better than today. It didn't half kill you like today's methods do sometimes. There is no good way to die..

[@catholiccrusader5328]

This pretty woman got what was coming to her. I hope she repented before her death.

[@dixiederivatives]

After watching many of your vids since conception of the channel, I have to say I've grown fond of Europes fairness in treating men and women more equal in sentencing for their crimes. As an American, our country is so screwed up when it comes to sentencing guidelines as well as capital punishment based on sex! Women get the slap on the wrist almost always, while men get locked up and the key thrown away! Maybe I am wrong on my assumptions, comments from European citizens appreciated.

[@theo9952]

In Europe* (European Union and related European countries) there is no death sentence since several decades ago. We had enough of every form of barbaric ''justice'' thank goodness. And crimes such as all methods of execution are, cannot deter crime. *Only in the non-democracy of Belarus, people are still executed - with a bullet in the back of the head, I think. Even Russia - an also non-democracy - is abolitionist in practice, though one can never be sure for how long yet.

[@davidgaine4697]

European law is steeped in antiquated tradition. The European Union that sits in Strasbourg is the pinnacle of the gravy train rather like Congress. You have to come from the right schools and educated at elite universities to ever hope of being a civil servant. The elected representatives come and go but Parliament remains steadfastly Kafka-esque relying on quotas, commissioners and faceless bureaucrats who hide behind mountains of red tape that are used to justify their continued existence. If you want to know how the system works you won’t go far wrong by reading Kafka’s “The Trial”. Or if you want to laugh read his “The Castle”. The human capacity for self aggrandisement is well documented in Tolstoy’s “War and Peace”. Europe’s contribution to International law is about as useful as the much beleaguered Interpol who have never in their illustrious history secured even one successful prosecution. If you don’t believe me look it up. The EU moves at glacial speed scouring everything it touches. We don’t need the EU and its protective umbrella. We need commerce. The Freedom of Movement and The Free Market Economy have turned the Euro into a hyper inflationary time bomb. We will stick to the pound thank you very much despite the possibility of Scotland acceding from the UK and applying for European membership.

[@hattyburrow716]

English law is fair. There have been past miscarriages of justice and innocent people have hanged, with no death sentence that will never happen again and most see our courts as right.

[@chromebooktest1128]

@@hattyburrow716 how old are you...

[@chromebooktest1128]

women dont commit violence nearly as much and when they do they are more often than not ineffective

[@mchapman132]

A public execution is in a public place, not behind prison walls. Today it could be televised, which I believe would be beneficial. Criminals and would be criminals might think twice before doing something that could put them on death row, if they actually see someone paying the ultimate price for their crime.

[@linaburon5672]

That young women was sick mental The way the french kill with the guillotine its BARBARE

[@MDsteeler1]

I like watching these videos but you gotta stop with the non-stop usage of the words “horrific” & “brutal”.

[@fpostolache]

You put photos of the guilotine and fallbeil. They are different. But, yes, germans were and are better than french. Alrhough I'm a francophone, this is the reality.

[@billybynorth7467]

Whats wrong with you voooice thoughhhh mate ee?

[@marciahill7016]

Im against capital punishment. Some are innocent but another reason it simply doesn't deture murderers. They should be locked up and made to work for charities. Do some good for the rest of their lives in incarceration.

[@deadhorse1391]

Pretty certain anybody executed was deterred from committing another murder

[@davidgaine4697]

@@deadhorse1391you’re flogging a dead one there my friend. So many miscarriages of justice have been committed by incompetent law courts that even hundreds of years later compensation has had to be paid out along with posthumous pardons that have had to be rendered because of state miscarriages of justice. The whole point of “The Enlightenment” was to move away from state murder, not extoll its dubious merits. I’m no bleeding heart liberal but even I recognise two wrongs do not make a right.

[@mchapman132]

Not all stay “locked up for life”. Some bleeding hearts petition for them and some have been released only to kill again, or kill in prison. With capital punishment, there is zero recidivism. Only selective murders even qualify for death. Today, indisputable DNA is needed to make sure the right person is punished. Years past, that was not available and some innocent people were executed.

[@charlesciminera5881]

I agree the death penalty is outdated and is now universally considers an immoral institution only America and Japan still use it out of all the industrialized countries

[@charlesciminera5881]

@@ragnarulrichson778 yeah right Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia Sudan Somalia ECT ... Good company to be in right? Very low crime rates in those countries now you look at Canada and the rest of u. k. Where would you rather live? In America states that have the death penalty have a much higher murder rate than states that don't Texas, Florida,, Oklahoma, Alabama as opposed to Connecticut and rest of New England where would you rather live ? Who has the better lifestyle and economies ? As for my moral compass how else should as base my oppinion on

[@kamauwikeepa7308]

Let us not forget, Romans 6 : 23. For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Wages is payment for the labor one does, so she justly received payment for what she did, but there is something far greater than that. Sin encompasses every wrong doing in our lives and God condemns sin and so death is the consequence of sin. Where does that leave us? Romans 3 : 5. For all have sinned and come short with of the glory of God. Because we all fall short of his expectations and are more than capable of doing the same, he has provided a way by which we can receive forgiveness through his Son. Romans 3: 24, 25. Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus. 25. Whom God has set forth to be the propitiation through faith in His blood, to declare his righteousness for the remission of sins that are past, through the forbearance of God.

[@sensational_cheesecake]

damn...she's taking the L

[@Quark.Lepton]

Yes, sadly it’s true. There were indeed Karens back in the day, but, as most are aware, further attempts to permanently remove them from the human gene pool have been a total failure.