The French Princess' Severed Head That Was Paraded Throughout Paris

[@carolradovich7906]

We must remember that mobs are all dangerous.

[@alimccreery755]

Yes they are, I’m the target of a narcissist and if anyone knows about gang stalking and abuse by proxy is me. I will never allow anyone to use me like that.

[@awakenyewhosleeprealityisn4860]

@@alimccreery755Do you know, is it possible to spy on a person through their phone? By this I mean if you have their cell number, can a hacker or some app be utilized to listen in, see through the camera and look at their data? I’m curious because there is a person in my family who always knows things about me that I have never directly told anyone about. If you have any idea about this, please answer. Thank you!

[@michaelbedinger4121]

AGREED!

[@lisahawkins8977]

If it weren’t for “mobs”, America would be yet another country under the thumb of a monarchy.

[@harukrentz435]

Oh please youd do the same to pelosi and hillary if you had a chance.

[@lauradiaz1888]

They have proven that Marie Antoinette did not say « Let them eat cake ».

[@cathrinewhite7629]

Humans who lose all moral compass, when engaged in what they perceive to be a righteous cause are no better than those they blame for their misery, They become the persecutors & their offense is even greater- because they never absorbed the the most important lesson from their plight- namely empathy.🙏🏼 8:31

[@carolradovich7906]

Excellent observation. Message to all of us.

[@j0nnyism]

Starvation makes animals of us all

[@Napp28]

Having studied the French Revolution for years I've often rolled my eyes that the ppl revolted against the kindest King and replaced him with barbaric tyranny and terror. Your statement is DEAD on! :)

[@falconeshield]

​@@Napp28Kind King? Give me a break. Not even the middle class could buy bread before the revolution broke out

[@Napp28]

@ninab.4540 depends on how much judge kindness I guess; state sanctioned deaths with Louis XVI's signature = 0. State sanctioned deaths with Robespier's signature = 1400!

[@marthavanderweide1156]

Insane and disgusting cruelty

[@Jessseven-m5d]

The French people were ruthless and brutal. Marie Antoinette wasn't politically savvy. It wasn't her fault that the citizens were suffering in abject poverty. Yes, she lived an extravagant lifestyle, but that was par for the course in French Court. She would have helped the citizens and done more sooner had she been aware of the circumstances.

[@emmanueldidier321]

"It was not her fault": yes, it WAS. The monarchy was absolute and refused any political, social or economic reform to improve the abominable life of the overwhelming majority: the Third Estate.

[@emmanueldidier321]

"She would have helped": she did NOT: remember "they have no bread? Why don't they they eat brioche?" And in 1791, she incited the neighboring kingdoms to iinvade France to destroy the Revolution.

[@projektkobra2247]

@@emmanueldidier321 -That quote is well known to be apocryphal.

[@louise_rose]

Also, before Americans start puffing up too much about how shockingly brutal the French were and how "our Founding fathers were so much SMARTER than the people of the French revolution", they should remember a few things: 1 - the American republic was founded on (and largely adapted to ) a society where slavery was an accepted everyday fact 2- the US had the advantage that once it had been recognized (in 1783), they didn't have to fight for the continued existence of the republic while discussing how it was going to be constituted and ruled. The French revolutionary terror happened at a time when the country was at war with several other European countries, all kingdoms. 3 - it took a long time before "one man, one vote - equal rights and equal votes" became an accepted norm in the US. In some ways it's still just half accepted.

[@jeanlaureaudoynaud4776]

@@emmanueldidier321 ????

[@Meela234]

I understand their anger at the monarchy for ignoring their bitter plight, but their actions during the revolution were disgusting. They were savages.

[@kerraptregolls4929]

They had been treated like shit by the monarchy for generations. You cannot treat people like that and not expect them to react.

[@jeanlaureaudoynaud4776]

@@kerraptregolls4929 ?????

[@romanovnagenesis1944]

What do you expect them to feel? The average peasant couldn't even afford a measley bread at that time while the nobility were spending so much gold and wasting resources on parties, balls, and other luxuries

[@alastairbrewster4274]

If ppl turn a blind eye to poverty, disease and starvation . This is what happens.

[@uselesshero.official]

@@kerraptregolls4929 and in this manner?... there's a limit to everything but no limit to evil I guess...

[@CryptoX-kr3wu]

Never underestimate the stupidity of people in large groups.

[@shdwbnndbyyt]

In college in 1979 through 1981 I studied this period. All of my text books and my professor, an expert on this period of French history all noted that 1789 was a year with a bumper crop of grain. What caused the famine was that any grain sold in France was subject to price controls, so over 60% of the grain was exported to other countries. Now there was NO price controls on imported grain, so much of the French grown grain was brought back in as being from other countries, and sold for very large profits.

[@j0nnyism]

I admire the ladies loyalty but not her common sense

[@markpeter4304]

True. But even if she renounced the monarchy, perhaps even that wouldn't have saved her from her fate.

[@saeefa]

​@markpeter4304 yes but she should have remained in England and not returned to France

[@paulbennett4415]

Thank you for this video, I had never heard of Marie Thérèse Louise before. What a barbaric way to die. May her soul rest in peace.🙏✝️

[@paulbahn4577]

Wow! So tragic. What a woman! Such character, killed because she wouldn't profess hatred. Thank you for preparing this piece. Very tastefully done. Thank you for all the historical period images. Well done!

[@MsPoyee]

No wonder they called this the Reign of Terror. The peasants were so uneducated. How they abused the princess’ dead body was unforgivable. Terribly sad.

[@falconeshield]

The reign of terror happened after the royals were killed not before.

[@ericascott9645]

I think calling the peasants uneducated is crazy. They were starving while the aristocracy lived in absolute luxury. For generations this went on.

[@huntingfashiondolls3307]

I think the ignorant was antoinette,she got so very absorbed by the drama going on in her palace that she really didnt spend time around getting to know the people. I think is very sad how furious they were ,with reason, but maybe she didnt support enough her king, she was besides being quite spoilt i dont know. It was a lot of things for too long.

[@MichelleBruce-lo4oc]

Hi, awesome live history video I enjoyed it how are you? I'm doing well. Your history videos are always enjoyable. Have a great day see you next video 😊

[@T5-635]

Gosh!! complete barbarism. Worse still its not ancient history. This makes the mind ponder. Thank you for its truly interesting. It's all the more fascinating as give barbarians power.....and hell reigns as proved down through the ages.

[@e.jenima7263]

The sad thing is that King Louise 16'th and Queen Consort Merie were not harless rich people who looked down on the poor. in fact the king attempted to elleviate some of the heavey taxes on the poor by attempting to issue some reforms to the tax and land laws which were VERY out dated and Confusing and might have made sense in his grate grandfathers time but not his. His attempts to reform the tax system was unsuccessful due to many nobals blocking his attempts to reform bc the system benefitted them in some way or another. France allso was heavely in debt before he and merie ever sat on the throne. France was head over heels in debt due to them participating in many wars nd comeng out covered in shit and being forced to give up there empire. when a nation like france is in HEAVEY debt and it has no empire to fall back on to pay those debts the debts are passed onto the tax payers. Plus we forget the USA stiffed France after they helped them with the American revolution................the USA did not pay France what they promised for there help. All these things were the cuses of france's problems. True Merie s extravagance was defiantly a bone of contention but to be faire she was innocent of just how bad life was for most of the France she did not know much of France outside of life in the palace or the capitol. She did give 8 million francs to aid the poor every year and encouraged other nobles to do the same. She did finance the building and running of many hospitals and charity's that assisted the homeless , Prostates, unwed mothers and orphans. Merie was very compassionate especially to mothers, widows and children.but the truth they were not some allof uncaring assholes that is mostly Revolutionary proiganda that has been beleved to this day and has been disproven by historical fact and record.

[@fabianwylie8707]

What a tragic ending under barbaric circumstances,, certainly hope that if there is a hell , that all responsible for savagery are most certainly getting what’s deserving of there evil ways !

[@mpowers6653]

History events of the world full of darkness and murderous I bet hell loaded with these evil people no way out eternally.

[@kerraptregolls4929]

Well the first to go to hell were the French aristocracy and royalty.

[@falconeshield]

Technically karma came to bite them. Ahem. Rob.

[@mpowers6653]

Yes, there is Hell! People who done evil against “ God’s Commandment have no everlasting life!

[@keithss67]

The narrator neglected to explain that the princesses Artois and Provence were princess from savoy and piedmont who had married the brothers of Louis the 16th

[@NYmomAdrienne3915]

That’s just disgusting

[@bustercrabbe8447]

In 1789 common criminals were broken on the wheel, drawn & quartered, and hanged and displayed in gibbets for days to the public. The guillotine was considered relatively merciful. This act would not have been considered unusual.

[@LoneWulf278]

Thank you! The common people were tortured and given horrible deaths for minor things. Their lives had no value. While I sympathize with these court people as humans, I can understand the indifference and lack of compassion from the peasants. It was never shown to them.

[@graphiquejack]

She wasn’t executed by the guillotine, though. She was struck repeatedly on the head, stripped, possibly sexually abused, then eviscerated and beheaded, and her remains were defiled even further. This was a pretty gruesome death. There were also rumours that she was the Queen’s lover, which might have enraged the mob further.

[@ImprovementisGrowth]

This was just barbaric

[@Tezorus]

French used to be fun back then.

[@Bluewolfdude]

It turns my stomach to hear of things like this done to a female.

[@michaelstusiak5902]

Mobs with guillotines or tiki torches are dangerous

[@mariagallian8057]

She was a Princess of Savoie-Carignan married to the reachest French duke. RIP.

[@ahmeden-nia4158]

The French people are proud of the French revolution which goal was the creation of the Republican regime and the abolition of the monarchy ; but, the massacres and the savagery perpetrated during this revolution must not be a motive of proudness; like the beheading of this princess and the exhibition of her head in the streets of Paris; they did the same with the heads of the king Louis XVI , Mary Antoinette, Robespierre and many innocent people; For me, it was a coup d'etat , not a civil revolution fighting for democracy.

[@projektkobra2247]

Robespierre was hardly "innocent".

[@ahmeden-nia4158]

@@projektkobra2247 Robespierre was a criminal and a man who had no mercy for his opponents , I agree with you , but many innocent people were sacrificed by the revolution like for example Lavoisier who was a great scientific and an intelligent man ; In every radical revolution, there are always casualties and collateral effects.

[@adameve2647]

​@@ahmeden-nia4158in my country today Philippines we are experiencing the same thing people are still struggling sometimes crawling we end up alive and dead at the same time

[@ahmeden-nia4158]

@@adameve2647 I hope for you hapiness my friend and peace for your beautiful country : the Philippines; The problem is that the revolution of the people of the Philippines succeeded partially: you were successful in the abdication of the dictatorship of Marcos and his terrible and awful wife Emilda, but, their supporters and accomplices are still monopolizing the power, but , I'm sure that the people of the Philippines will achieve his freedom.

[@michaelreid194]

Shocking events indeed but when people are poor and starving while the monarchy were living a lavish lifestyle it can make ordinary people turn into brutal killers.

[@LalaBee4now]

What goes around comes around.

[@gar4132]

Thank you for sharing this.. what a horrific and brutal way to die.. It's terrifying what we humans are capable of.. I hope Marie Therese is at peace

[@markbelmares7138]

A series of once in a lifetime agricultural, and economic catastrophes we're more to blame than the royalties excessive spending, although it didn't help

[@markbelmares7138]

Indeed! All mobs are dangerous.

[@kristine6996]

Extreme poverty and hunger and manipulation can trigger mobs easily.

[@asimian8500]

Don't worry. The person responsible for the Reign of Terror was guillotined with extreme prejudice: Shitizen Robespierre. He was shot in the jaw with a pistol and went to his execution with a bandage around his head. Deserved every moment of terror as his head was chopped off with a very, very dull guillotine blade. Afterwards, Napoleon came to power and so ended the Revolution and enter the era of the Emperor of France. A Corsican brother.

[@callmethecommentcountess9329]

Interesting

[@billakers6082]

Don't think this can't happen again.

[@adameve2647]

In USA or Philippines

[@manofaction1807]

The best looking date I ever had was a head on a stick.- Ed Gein

[@houseofvanity8]

❤

[@autumnasters]

Right wrong or indifferent there is something seriously wrong with people if they're able to look at this much less participate in this kind of barbarianism and celebrate it!

[@petitleondieu]

good way to dispose of royal parasites

[@S3L3N764]

Disgusting comment, brutalizing to death on another human being is not it. Im glad to be born on this time and im just an average working class, but atleast we had free education so that we can learn how much brutal history is and should learned that it should never happened again, but it seems like there are still people out there who wish to harm of another human beings because of what they class is, which is sad.

[@petitleondieu]

@@S3L3N764 u sukkkkk

[@pearlfeather9326]

Who caused it? Who? Who?

[@robinhood6954]

It couldn't have been Macavity because Macavity wasn't there! ☝️😗

[@pearlfeather9326]

@@robinhood6954 What kind of stupid answe is that?

[@MJ13ish]

And communists in America would be happy to carry out the same horrors

[@aureliengdt5932]

😂😂😂

[@alastairbrewster4274]

What ? 😂

[@garybartholomew2944]

Such poor pronunciation of La Princesse de Lamballe (Lahm-Bahl) not ball!

[@3rdsmite766]

ah yes, lamballeee

[@ivanigorpollick6690]

France,shame on you forever and ever

[@alastairbrewster4274]

Rubbish

[@johncarroll9986]

Well in fairness the people of France 🇫🇷 at the time were driven to do what they did at the time those who were rich cared nothing for their people of France 🇫🇷

[@manofaction1807]

It's cutthroat to get A head...

[@lilJennm1992]

I’ve been watching the French Revolution 1989 on KZbin so many heads on sticks it’s brutal 🙈🙈 I used to feel sorry for king Louis and Marie Antoinette but the film really shows how they were living an amazing life loads of food & wealth while their own people were starving to death anybody interested in the French Revolution give it a watch it’s amazing

[@patnor7354]

Movies are not reality.

[@danwilliams4096]

. Stalin died in his sleep of old age after proactively starving millions of Ukrainian peasants The leaders of the USSR after him acknowledged he was a monster. If someone like Hitler were tried in the Hague today, max sentence would be life in prison and possible "humanitarian" release in old age So, I can feel sorry that Louis and especially Marie were not just deposed and sent in exile.

[@user-jv9qz2bu1r]

Woke Jacobins will do the same today

[@amourdeparis]

Her name is pronounced mah-RHEE tay-RES.

[@raymonddonahue7282]

This is why I never would vote democrat...

[@alastairbrewster4274]

What are you on about ? Are you that removed from reality ?

[@ilenebillingsley7516]

Let them eat cake! How rude!

[@abhikghosh6110]

I hope you know that's a myth

[@marycleary-qe5ou]

That story is likely untrue

[@pearlfeather9326]

Ignoramuses still believe she said it.

[@aureliengdt5932]

🤣 the poor marie antoinette , accused of everything