4 daughters of Emperor Frederick III of Germany & king of Prussia- Princess biographies

In today’s video we will be talking about the 4 daughters of Emperor Frederick III of Germany, Charlotte, Victoria, Sophie and Margaret. Their tumultuous life stories range from throwing salacious parties and entertaining much younger lovers to serving as a nurse during the world war and hosting dinner parties for Adolf Hitler. Their biographies bear many high and lowlights and we’re about to explore them all.

[historyfoxy]

Hey there, I hope you enjoyed the Prussian princesses‘ biographies!
Can you guess which video will be next? ;-)

[cassandraralph]

This particular video was most interesting and educational! And I thought I knew everything about the extended royal families! Thank you so much for sharing this video with us! I am most grateful!

[here_we_go_again]

Thank you. I did not know much about the queen-consort of Prussia, Victoria's daughters. I have always viewed her husband,
Frederick's death a tragedy for Prussia/Germany, as well as for his wife and children. Had Frederick lived he would have been
a ruler who would have worked with Britain to contain the rabid authoritarianism of both Russia and Austria that was
impossible to maintain as Europe entered the 20th century.

[TheRoyalWomen]

This was a really amazing video! I’m working on a video about Queen Victoria’s Daughters, so it was nice to learn about some of her granddaughters :)

[barbarak]

This was fascinating! I have always been interested in their mother. I remembered the names "Moretta" and "Mossy." It was good to learn more about them; they were all so interesting. Thank you for all your hard work!

[clareb]

I knew as soon as I saw the thumbnail picture that they were descended from Victoria and Albert. They'd got that "look".

[reganmichelle]

Great video yet again!
I like listening to you & personally I understand you perfectly fine. Maybe slow down a bit at times, but otherwise I think you‘re doing an awesome job for being new to YouTube, keep going! 😊

[blakewilley]

So after Sophie was no longer queen of Greece, she left Orthodoxy and "returned to the Christian religion." What? Orthodox are not Christian? Surely you meant to say she returned to the "Protestant" religion. This is a flaw in an otherwise excellent presentation. Some might be offended by that mistake. Perhaps you should correct it.

[carolannemckenzie]

Fascinating! Good to hear about Vicky's daughters in more detail as Wilhelm stole all the attention, being the heir. Thank you from Scotland.

[SquidwardsHere]

Hi, this video just came in my recommendations so watching now, already hit 👍, & sub'd. Love history videos! Gonna give you a chance & go through & watch some others after this one!

[TheKingsofFrance]

What a great video, I can see what you mean by it taking a bit of time. I really love the family overview with which you started the video ! Very cool !

[blueseaev]

All Queen Victoria’s granddaughters have the same resemblance! Wow 😯

[bigeneingers]

I think this is a great synopsis but I could barely understand the running commentary. I would like to suggest if you could add written comments as well as audio. That may help with the program. Good luck.

[danielraul]

Sophia of Greece is the current queen mother of Spain (Sophia) grandmother 👌🏼🎯👌🏼

[staceymccook]

Hi. I’ve just found and subscribed to your YouTube channel. I love anything about European or British royalty.

[SusanWeimer]

I really enjoy your video. Can’t wait to watch more from u. please remember audio is 50% of your video. Please make sure your audio is at a even throughout your edit. I can hear when u turn away from the mic.

[raquelricojamaica]

Por favor, pongan subtitulos en español, , me encantan estas historias 😊

[heathermason]

I just found this lovely gem of a channel. Great content, I love hearing all the juicy bits of gossip from the past. Any chance of the Borgia’s getting a series? Lucrezia was fascinating!!!

[racheldianeames]

please do more videos on royal families of Europe

[Chuck]

Actually Willie was her favorite grandchild, not Charlotte.