The HORRIFIC Execution Of King Louis XVI's Sister

[@lucaspottier6397]

She is my favorite historical character and my glad non-French people talks about her because she isn't very famous in France In 2014 there was an exhibition in her Palace of Montreuil showings things she had, it was great to visit a place where she lived Great video

[@renee1961]

The Artwork is Amazing, So Beautiful!

[@renee1961]

Good day, and again, Thank You for every video you post. I Appreciate All of the Hard Work, Research, and Time that goes into every video, on each of your channels! Each channel is Excellent, Well Done, and Very Informative!

[@chriswayneevans]

She should have emigrated when she had the opportunity, possibly not fully appreciating what was about to happen in France. The revolutionaries were out of control. A good video 👍

[@user-vc8on7fm2o]

She knew It.

[@buzzmeanytime]

The Revolutionaries were runnin wild!

[@hyperactivehyperbole]

This particular execution really struck me as sad. Right up there with the treatment of the royal children.

[@vincemoran587]

The rich hate all working people. They hate you. Get that into your head.

[@ronaldmessina4229]

In my opinion there was absolutely no reason whatsoever to murder anyone, especially the royal children 😢

[@davidlogan4329]

@@ronaldmessina4229 revolutions always occur when there is no evolution in a political system.

[@TavaraTheLaughingLion]

​@@davidlogan4329 Yet the same king killed during this rebellion tried to reform and evolve the political system, and got murdered for doing (correction: ATTEMPTING) so...

[@cringecat3614]

​​@@davidlogan4329Also when there's other power hungry people around who wish to be in charge and enforce their own view. It wasn't just the royals and nobility dying, it was the common people too. Eventually, that bit them in the ass as well.

[@fernfreeman1729]

The Law of Suspects had been initiated in September 1793 precisely to be able to arrest people like her and madame du Barry, who had done nothing wrong. Wrong place, wrong time.

[@Nansen1981]

Thanks for another informative video, keep up the good work.

[@Mister-Mayhem37]

This is truly a very sad story😢

[@renee1961]

How Very Sad. She was so kind, comforting the others.💔💔💔💔🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@dianemarrah3504]

Lovely 🖼 paintings. Sad for Princess Elizabeth.

[@ms.sherlock]

Excellent research!

[@waynejohnston5418]

Elizabeth should done what the others commented. Escaped Paris when she had the chance.

[@justanothergoogler6436]

Poor thing!

[@rogersheddy6414]

I noticed that her eye color is not consistent from portrait to portrait. There were at least three different very different eye colors used in her portrait that they have used in this video.

[@vollhov2370]

It is unfortunate that Madame Elizabeth began to forget, and almost never mentioned in films and series :(

[@kaymuldoon3575]

Was the portrait shown at 1:41 painted by Vigée LeBrun? It looks like her style.

[@kaymuldoon3575]

The portrait shown at 4:30 was painted by her.

[@williewonka6694]

Only one of the tens of thousands swept up in the reign of terror. Most such victims were and are now nameless.

[@RosesandLace]

Madame Elisabeth has been declared a Servant of God - due to her death at the hands of the avowed enemies of God and Religion, and'her pius character and life - and might become recognised as a canonised saint.

[@larrywalker6105]

Her execution lead up to the nail in the coffin for Robisterre only her didn't know it then.

[@cyberleaderandy1]

Interesting video and if what they say is true about her a great miscarriage of justice.

[@AvyScottandFlower]

The idea of "marriage into royalty" seems so weird to us today.. I'm sure the idea of "marriage into Hollywood romance" of today will seem just as weird, to people in the future.

[@johnshelton1141]

If only Marie Antionette had married into the royal house of Bavaria, instead of France.

[@jandrews6254]

Like the marriage of Hollywood actress Grace Kelly to Prince Rainier of Monaco?

[@Polecatmtn]

Sad.

[@mango2005]

Robespiere was willing to let her go, but he said Collot D'Herbois insisted on her death.

[@jimmiles1315]

I have never heard that Princess Elizabeth was critical of Queen Marie Antoinette before this video. Nor, that she had distanced herself from the French Court at times. I am not saying the video is wrong I am just stating that this is the first time I have heard of it and I have a BA in History.

[@hull5768]

Je ne sais quoi

[@cecillebarone9252]

Such hypocracy!!! "Liberty long as you agree with them"

[@3rdsmite766]

In what way was she brutally executed? can you name a more humane way of killing than the guillotine??

[@sovafps6381]

Dismembering the body is brutal af

[@3rdsmite766]

@@sovafps6381 but it was the quickest way at the time.. they dont notice a thing,.Before the guillotine peoples heads were chopped of by axe, which took around 4-6 chops most times.. Also hanging could takes allot of minutes aswel..

[@sovafps6381]

@@3rdsmite766 agrees it's a million times better than Axe. I thought that hanging snaps the spinal cord, which makes the victims die within seconds,

[@nunocbnunocb5875]

The biggest mistake was her will to stay in France. She could easily became Queen of Portugal by marriage.

[@jonnguyen001]

She should have gotten out when the greeting was good.

[@kastironwoman6009]

Interesting video, but you should take voice lessons because you speak in a monotone which can become monotonous.

[@paultucker152]

she did have a lawyer with her first round of intergreation when at the foot of the guillotine she was surrounded by soldiers, this because they where frightened the people would try to free her, and all the other victims the men bowed to her and every women kissed her on her cheek , read the memories of Samson the executioner he gives a very good insight to Madam Elizabeth last 24 hours before her death from cutting her hair to her last minutes i like you videos but in this case you have some things wrong.

[@lorenzomagazzeni5425]

Hard to believe that all those portraits depicted the same person. Lousy artists ?

[@marishkaaaa-r0p]

artstyles

[@deaconsmom2000]

Different subjects; one of those portraits was of Marie Antoinette. I guess all French aristocrats look alike to a Brit.

[@kaymuldoon3575]

Different artists’ interpretations. Which is what makes art more interesting.

[@stereohype1]

She could have fled but stuck around hoping the tides would turn back in her family's favour. These insanely rich types crazily always choose a path to death over having to do a hard reset as a poor commoner.

[@user-vc8on7fm2o]

She knew It.

[@jackr1779]

Total nonsense. The Princess had a very strong faith & certainly didn't fear death. She wasn't going to leave her brother for anything, that's why she did didn't leave France.

[@jamesdonaghy3104]

every death is a tragedy but I'll save my sympathy for the children who starved in the slums of Paris and rural France then for this daughter of privilege

[@alexpenalo4684]

You know she know for caring for the poor.

[@random_thoughts5343]

You do realize we can empathize for multiple people and multiple situations right??

[@jamesdonaghy3104]

@@random_thoughts5343 I have no empathy for those people who lived of the fat of the land while out side the gates of there palaces people starved

[@alexlo7708]

How what you said is differentiated to communist Soviet?

[@kingkashi5151]

@@alexpenalo4684 They only "cared" for the poor when they saw a revolution was in the horizon not because they actually wanted to help the poor.