New Video out! Discover the fascinating history of Norway and how it became the country we know today. watch video on watch page
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In honour of late President Jimmy Carter we are looking at the oldest-lived US Presidents. On October 1st 2024 Jimmy Carter became the first President to reach the age of 100. He is also only one of three Presidents who has received the Nobel Peace Prize.
Learn more about Jimmy Carter and other Presidents' life in todays video.
Coming today at 6 PM CEST.
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Marie-Adelaide was Grand Duchess of Luxembourg for only seven years. Yet she reigned through one of the most major events in world history: World War 1
Shortly after the end of the first World War Marie-Adelaide was pressured in to abdicating the throne. She did so on January 14th 1919. By then she was only 24 years old.
What do you think, was Marie-Adelaide really that bad of a monarch or was she just a young and overwhelmed teen? Learn more about her in my upcoming video!
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Coming today: Meet Marie-José, Italy's last Queen consort at 6 PM CEST.
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Last video of 2023! Coming today at 8 PM CEST: Queen Elizabeth II's Maternal Grandparents
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Happy new year!
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Coming today: Longest-Lived First Ladies of the United States
Following the death of Rosalynn Carter at 96 she became the second longest living First Lady ever. To learn more about her and who the longest-lived First Lady was stay tuned for todays video.
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This lady is the topic of todays video. She was the namesake for one of the most tragic figures of the 20th century. Any guesses?
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These people are the topic of todays video, any guesses? :)
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This year marks the 125th anniversary of the assassination of Empress Elisabeth of Austria. Her death spread widespread grief and shock across Europe. Throughout the Austro-Hungarian Empire as well as in other countries in Europe a period of mourning was arranged and memorial services were held. Her assassination prompted nations to increase their security measures and take additional precautions to protect their head of state against anarchists and political radicals. Many people began seeing the anarchists as a threat to social order and stability. The public outcry against anarchism rose.
Empress Elisabeth or "Sisi", how she is commonly remembered today, left this world with a lasting legacy. As she did not pose for photographs after her mid 30s her youthful beauty is locked in people’s minds up until this day. Her looks and fashion sense laid the foundation for many books, movies and TV series. She somehow seemed like a tragic but yet so mystical figure, who struggled with the royal life she was pushed into.
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