The whole episode is just not worth the trouble, which is a pitty. If you can't put online, don't. Watching something with a LOT of silent partes it's just not worth the trouble.
It’s Christmas Eve and I’m snug in my bed with my iPad binge watching this marvelous series! I’ve seen them 3 times but I never tire of watching this amazing series! Merry Christmas from Sugarland Texas ❤️🇺🇸🇬🇧🇩🇰🇸🇪🇩🇴2021
If they were to re-upload this episode, I’d suggest they cut the audio for the intro “Thus Christian IX became known as the “Father-in-law of Europe””. They should also cut out the outro music that plays during the ending credits.
Grand Duchess Josephine-Charlotte is my favorite out of the Royals living at the time the series was made. She's just the cutest thing. Reminds me a bit of my grandmother.
Greetings!!! It is January 02, 2024 !! Her royal highness Queen Marguerite has announced her abdication after 52 years of reign. I am fascinated by her family history. Now in my retirement years I can catch-up on so much lost. I saw Part 1 and now on to Part 2. Sorry that some places are muted due to copyright issues. I get the story, but missed some dialog. Thank You for up loading these wonderful treasures. God Bless the Queen and may her successors Prince Frederick and the beautiful Mary Donaldson continue the work and responsibility bestowed upon them.
I totally enjoyed the entire series, all of it! What a gem this documentary is. I am so glad to have watched it in 2024! Thank you so very much. It's quite an education.
Thank you for uploading this extraordinary documentary!!! At the begging of the video I was amazed by the narrator when he said... The father in law of Europe!!! Then I knew why? (Siblings all over Europe) very interesting history of the King, Queens and princesses of this beautiful family.
Again thank you so much. I was hoping that the many minutes that were mute could be saved by any subtitles, but alas, not possible. How frustrating to miss the story of Frederik VIII because of the two minutes silence, for example, or the start of Queen Margarethe--and her sister's-- life.
Even many generations later we are watching this and saying, ,"So this is who we are ". I am an American of Finnish ancestry 3rd generation. My husband is an American of Norwegian, Swedish and German ancestry. Our ancestry is deeply meaningful to us. We see the faces of our children bearing their Nordic ancestors going on into the new millennium carrying all that is from the collective us forward. Now in the next generation this Nordic us is joining an Asian us, a Jewish us. How profound! How beautiful is the dance of all of us! Thank you for recording our history . This video has some audio gaps. I wish this could be fixed.
It's such a shame about the missing sound throughout. These episodes are very interesting and well done, but the missing sound spoils the whole experience. Anyway, thanks what you do have here.
How can I get the DVD , I've watched several times through and through and have been watching it again today. I love hearing the kings, queens and princes of Denmark 🇩🇰, Sweden 🇸🇪, Norway 🇳🇴, and Greece 🇬🇷 all speak English , especially since I am aware prince Hakkon of Norway studied at UC Berkeley.
This is amazing! Thank you so much. Although it's kind of weird the Spanish Royals are not included. Queen Sofía of Spain is a double descendant of King Christian IX through her father King Paul of The Hellenes and her mother Queen Frederica née Princess of Hannover and through her, also her son King Felipe VI.
@@eboracum2012 They're not expanded upon. Maybe they just didn't want to participate? The Danes are great though, love em, they seem like very nice people. And one of the Hanoverian Princes is quite amusing in one of the later episodes.
The sound really is bad……I can’t see how listing dead members of a royal family can infringe copyright laws when the copyright would be for the entire programme
Good point. One shouldn't complain if one can't help I believe. But I also believe that one shouldn't upload a video and not be responsible for doing the work instead of asking others to do it. As usual nothing's black or white. There's responsibility on both sides, in my opinon of course. Personally, I respect people who do their own work and not ask others to do it for them. This is a general point of respect in most cultures, wouldn't you agree? That may be the main reason people are complaining.
I've been trying to help you for a couple of years, but I'll keep trying: There are so, SO many soundbites missing! I know that you're aware of the problem and wish for viewers to fill you in on where they are, but there are SO many and they are SO random-- I think it best that you create a new account or ask a friend to use theirs to address the voids. You have a lot of great material to work with, you just need to know where the inconsistencies are. And sadly, there are too many for an average (or, in my case, for example-- a super-nerdy history person) to want to continue to watch. I'm learning little more than frustration at this point. I'm so sorry--- I know it's not your fault, but I just wanted to be honest because it appears that you actually care about your content. Best of luck, friend! Your content is spot-on... you'll smash it once you get the audio figured out as well!! Please... it's been long enough. Do what you need to do to make this documentary work or at the very least, give a link to the official (legal?) documentary that can be watched if you haven't the legal right to share it.
No mention of King Haakon's brave stand when he threatened to abdicate rather than capitulate to the Germans, or rather if the Norwegian Parliament voted to surrender he would have no choice but to abdicate.
I hope someone can subtitle the parts with no sound it’s really discouraging when that happens! But if we could read what they’re saying that would be great so thank you Scandinavian royalty I hope you do that I will check back later when it is hopefully remedied. I love watching these documentaries I am fascinated by this family and all the royalty
Queen Margethe is amazing. So talented, so beautiful, so gifted, apparently she speaks Danish and French is even better than she speaks English, if that is possible. Definately my favourite Queen. I saw her once Torshavn, and she looked surprised why I kept taking photos of her and looked at me directly with a questionable look, and it worked, I put my camera away immediately.
Danish Queen speaks Danish, yes, this is her native language. She is an educated person, so she has good English. her husband was french, she speaks french. Why such a great amazement?
@@AlexxJ. The amazement isn’t that she speaks those two languages (of course she speaks those two!), it’s the fact that she speaks six languages fluently among the unbelievable amount of time she spends on her daily duties. Where does she find the time?!?!
@@tinalouisestagg I think it’s meant that on top of the obvious languages that she speaks, she also speaks four other languages fluently. She has an incredibly busy life and where she squeezed in the time to learn four more...is the amazing part.
Sound missing (so far) starting at 8' until approximately 8'38". I hope that helps! I'll report more if I come upon any. Thank you for working so hard to bring such interesting and educational information to everyone!
@@bubblybubbles4023 Prince Philip spoke very serviceable German. The Queen learned French as a girl. But she probably didn't have much occasion to use it later in life and you do get rusty. I was almost fluent in French as a girl, but since I couldn't use it much in my day to day later, so I have lost a lot of it.
This is an amazing series, it would be great for history teachers to teach; minus the random cut off of sound. Is there a video or DVD for this program
How strange that Queen Victoria did not like the idea that Frederick and Helena were interested in each other considering he would be the king of Denmark. Bless his heart then he had to go looking in another direction and found Louisa!
Marta’s sister Astrid married prince A,Bert of Belgium but died tragically in a car accident I believe at 29 years old while pregnant with her 4th child
She didn't want her daughters to marry the heir of a foreigner crown, who could take them away from her, she wanted for them some German princeling who could be able to set his home in England besides her.
@Cindy Reynolds Victoria didn't want any two of her children to marry into the same royal house so as not to cause tensions with any of the major powers. Spreading them around avoided giving the impression of favouritism.
So they didn't mention why he was only briefly engaged to Princess Olga of Greece? Well, there is a rumour. Olga had a sister, only one year apart, and they looked very similar. Once, on the balcony waving to the people in Greece, he accidently grabbed her sisters hand... That was the end, -and so our now Royals would never have been born if it hadn't been for one "little" mistake :)
Here is a documentary where you are basically hanging to every single word! Especially if you're listening to it on your phone and the sound goes out! When you're listening to it well Doing my daily chores and work it's randomly goes quiet it always without fall makes me wonder if my randomly died on me! Everytime Even if it has lots of energy left in it!
When the Danish royals give interviews they always come across as being so Much more personable than other royal family. I wonder if they're really that nice in real life.
As a Dane, I'm not quite sure where I stand in the question of monarchy or a republic, but I must admit to like our Royal family a fair bit, particularly the Queen and Crown Prince Frederik. This summer there was a series of documentaries in which the Queen showed the royal castles and palaces, and there was particularly one "iconic" moment in one of them. It's about 22:35 into this link: ua-cam.com/video/v6a3YzbgA08/v-deo.html She basically asks whether the bench is centered and does so in an almost colloquial way, she even swore. And obviously went to move the bench herself ;) She usually speaks in a rafined dialect, thus the moment went viral in Denmark ;) Just thought I'd share, as you wondered about their personalities.
The occasional audio cut outs are beyond irritating... But interesting rich series for 20th century European aristocracy/nobility enthusiasts I suppose.
It is very nice series, but they all lose the sound too often. You, as uploading them here, should know where those parts are and make subtitles to them. This should have been done from the begginning. But thank you so much for putting them up here on youtube.
the most romantic part of King Harald V marriage to Sonja is that he said if he couldn't marry her he wouldn't marry at all, making it so that Olav had to accept the marriage to ensure the future of the norwegian monarchy. The abdication-card was also used by Haakon VII during WWII when the norwegian gouvernment contemplated giving in to Hitler's demands of surrender. Haakon said that if they decided to accept the deal he and his son would both abdicate the crown and norway would lose it's monarchy after just a few years. The prime minister at the time did not want to be known in history as the man who threw away the norwegian crown and thus the norwegian people never surrendered. Norway was occupied by nazi-germany but kept up resistance actively for the duration of the war because of this, making Norway the most difficult country for Hitler to hold.
I always forget that the sound randomly goes in and out on this series of videos - very irritating - yes I know it's a copyright thing but it doesn't make it any less irritating
I’m noticing the comments and I’m enjoying this production just as everyone else is, but I cannot help but notice the long periods with no audio. It can’t just be me, but no one else is mentioning it. Am I doing something wrong? This is odd. The audio was periodically absent for me in part 1 as well, yet no one mentioned it. What is going on?
5 years ago the channel owner stated it was dur to copyright issues, and asked folks to point out where they were so they could subtitle them, well 5 years later still no subtitles :(
I turned on the captions to counter-act the silent parts. When King Harald of Norway is talking about a wedding that took place in England ( 25:16 ) he says "they were married in Buckingham palace, in the chapel in Buckingham palace" and the subs write out "they were murdered in Buckingham palace" I had to stop the video while I laughed. What a different wedding that must have been....hahahahaha There are a few misspelled words and names from the danish language, but it's understandable. If you want help with the danish names of places, just let me know :)
hey Scandinavian Royalty I am really enjoying these documentaries in on the Royals very interesting :) but o noticed episode one and episode two the volume is messed up like one minute you would hear them speaking and the next it will turn off you do this on and off throughout the whole videos on both episodes....so just to let you know ok.....
this is a great & interesting method for the viewers to learn & understand about the european royals lineage history.... much respect for this effort...
Again 8:08 into this documentary we loose the sound. Just as they announce the death of one of the daughter’s of Fredrick IIX just days after he becomes king.
Why don't you put the ..for educational purposes ... disclaimer in the beginning so you can put on the full version of this instead of wasting people's time with half the show being muted ..ffs
Pity dialogue is missing . I can remember from childhood . Certain members Olaf of Norway . Jean of Luxembourg. Willamin of Holland..Later Charlotte would often be with her husband G.D. Jean as guests of the Queen. He was given the commandment of the Irish Guards
This video has segments of no sound!oh I see your response and you respond by saying the sound is gone in segments bc of copyright issues. Yes, subtitles in those segments would be appreciated. Episode 1 and 2 have missing sound segments.
There are several sound lapses after the first 8 minutes and scattered throughout after with in the first 20 minutes of the documentary lasting up to 2 minutes at one time in places. It is very frustrating. Please consider subtitling this documentary series.
Love the series but they should have substituted something for sound like unused audio of the Royals so I didn’t fiddle with the sound! Figured it out in the first installment...The Danish Royal Family is my favorite!
"Who like himself/herself is a descendent of the father-in-law of Europe" I've startet using variations this line when describing a person or a couple to other people. It has been received by by a mixture of polite curiosity, bewildered doubt and total confusion, mostly the latter as the rest of the sentence tend to be in norwegian.
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Sound is gone because of copyright issues. Please tell me which minutes are gone so I can subtitle them and make up for it.
Many.... the first 15 minutes are pure hell.
The whole episode is just not worth the trouble, which is a pitty. If you can't put online, don't. Watching something with a LOT of silent partes it's just not worth the trouble.
dont watch then quit complaining
Don't watch..!!!
8:00, 14:58, 16:54, 17:16, 19:05, 19:33, 28:13, 42:27, 43:09, 43:43, 44:47, 48:11 and 49:15
It’s Christmas Eve and I’m snug in my bed with my iPad binge watching this marvelous series! I’ve seen them 3 times but I never tire of watching this amazing series! Merry Christmas from Sugarland Texas ❤️🇺🇸🇬🇧🇩🇰🇸🇪🇩🇴2021
Too many audio problems. We miss out on the most important part.
Christmas Eve 2024 and I'm just like you, snug in bed, rain outside and watching right along...blessings to all🙏🎄❤️
I really wish they would re-upload these movies with a repaired sound real. I'd really like to hear the whole thing.
Copy right.
If they had the whole thing it couldn’t be on youtube
I understand that, just wishful thinking.
If they were to re-upload this episode, I’d suggest they cut the audio for the intro “Thus Christian IX became known as the “Father-in-law of Europe””. They should also cut out the outro music that plays during the ending credits.
The narrator obviously put an effort into learning the correct pronunciation of names and places. Very professional and a joy to hear!
He is British, but has lived his life in Denmark. He is fluent in Danish
Yes very clear for non engljsh people.
Beautiful all the work very interesting .
@@waylen9158 isn't he the same who narrates the Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra's Blade Runner concert?
@@Kasino80he is indeed. David Bateson, the voice of Hitman.
Can I just say I love that Queen Margrethe drives her fiancée around in a car at a time when it was still thought women couldn't drive.
Even without sound in parts this series is still amazing to watch just for the historic footage and home videos from the families themselves
I totally agree! Just amazing footage and history
What is that about!?
Grand Duchess Josephine-Charlotte is my favorite out of the Royals living at the time the series was made. She's just the cutest thing. Reminds me a bit of my grandmother.
Greetings!!! It is January 02, 2024 !! Her royal highness Queen Marguerite has announced her abdication after 52 years of reign. I am fascinated by her family history. Now in my retirement years I can catch-up on so much lost. I saw Part 1 and now on to Part 2. Sorry that some places are muted due to copyright issues.
I get the story, but missed some dialog. Thank You for up loading these wonderful treasures. God Bless the Queen and may her successors Prince Frederick and the beautiful Mary Donaldson continue the work and responsibility bestowed upon them.
Thank you so much for sharing. Frederick IX daughters have such a love in their eyes when they speak about him.
and they are all very lovely!
I totally enjoyed the entire series, all of it! What a gem this documentary is. I am so glad to have watched it in 2024! Thank you so very much. It's quite an education.
Thank you for uploading this extraordinary documentary!!!
At the begging of the video I was amazed by the narrator when he said... The father in law of Europe!!! Then I knew why? (Siblings all over Europe) very interesting history of the King, Queens and princesses of this beautiful family.
Again thank you so much. I was hoping that the many minutes that were mute could be saved by any subtitles, but alas, not possible. How frustrating to miss the story of Frederik VIII because of the two minutes silence, for example, or the start of Queen Margarethe--and her sister's-- life.
this is fantastic, i dont care about sound, the history is amazing , thanks alot
Love this series. Was going to mention the sound but U got there before I did. Thanks
so much for posting.
This is a wonderful series. If it would be possible for you to have sub-titles, I would love to watch the series again.
Click on the "wheel" under the video - and you can get subtitles.
@@Maridun50 Thank you!!
Even many generations later we are watching this and saying, ,"So this is who we are ". I am an American of Finnish ancestry 3rd generation. My husband is an American of Norwegian, Swedish and German ancestry. Our ancestry is deeply meaningful to us. We see the faces of our children bearing their Nordic ancestors going on into the new millennium carrying all that is from the collective us forward. Now in the next generation this Nordic us is joining an Asian us, a Jewish us. How profound! How beautiful is the dance of all of us! Thank you for recording our history .
This video has some audio gaps. I wish this could be fixed.
It's such a shame about the missing sound throughout. These episodes are very interesting and well done, but the missing sound spoils the whole experience. Anyway, thanks what you do have here.
It's because of copy rights, I've been told.
Enjoying the series! Thank you!
Such a shame that the sound cuts out. This is an awesome documentary and I look forward to future episodes.
Me too
Thank you very much
I'm very happy to see this biography
I have this on DVD but it's much easier to watch on here than pull out my region-free DVD player. Thanks! I LOVE this documentary!
sprinklefriend Where did you get the dvd? I would be interested getting it.
sprinklefriend Me too.
How can I get the DVD , I've watched several times through and through and have been watching it again today. I love hearing the kings, queens and princes of Denmark 🇩🇰, Sweden 🇸🇪, Norway 🇳🇴, and Greece 🇬🇷 all speak English , especially since I am aware prince Hakkon of Norway studied at UC Berkeley.
@@danielleporter1829 UC Berkeley? Lord have mercy on Norway as he reins lol! Woke ass university!
@@gscotty311 Crown Prince Hakkon of Norway was a student @ Cal Berkeley in the 90s
This is amazing! Thank you so much. Although it's kind of weird the Spanish Royals are not included. Queen Sofía of Spain is a double descendant of King Christian IX through her father King Paul of The Hellenes and her mother Queen Frederica née Princess of Hannover and through her, also her son King Felipe VI.
It was mentioned in later videos
The Spaniards are mentioned in a later episode, I believe.
@@eboracum2012 They're not expanded upon. Maybe they just didn't want to participate? The Danes are great though, love em, they seem like very nice people. And one of the Hanoverian Princes is quite amusing in one of the later episodes.
The Spanish probably didn’t participate as they weren’t paid for it……
The sound really is bad……I can’t see how listing dead members of a royal family can infringe copyright laws when the copyright would be for the entire programme
Everyone is complaining about the missing sound, but only one commentor has bothered to tell the exact minutes needing subtitles.
Good point. One shouldn't complain if one can't help I believe. But I also believe that one shouldn't upload a video and not be responsible for doing the work instead of asking others to do it. As usual nothing's black or white. There's responsibility on both sides, in my opinon of course. Personally, I respect people who do their own work and not ask others to do it for them. This is a general point of respect in most cultures, wouldn't you agree? That may be the main reason people are complaining.
Can subtitles be supplied by the same agency under proscription from sound reproduction for copyright issues?
Curious to know who out there has answer for that
@@paulapridy6804 I'm under the impression that the uploader is the only one that can add subtitles.
I've been trying to help you for a couple of years, but I'll keep trying: There are so, SO many soundbites missing! I know that you're aware of the problem and wish for viewers to fill you in on where they are, but there are SO many and they are SO random-- I think it best that you create a new account or ask a friend to use theirs to address the voids. You have a lot of great material to work with, you just need to know where the inconsistencies are. And sadly, there are too many for an average (or, in my case, for example-- a super-nerdy history person) to want to continue to watch. I'm learning little more than frustration at this point. I'm so sorry--- I know it's not your fault, but I just wanted to be honest because it appears that you actually care about your content. Best of luck, friend! Your content is spot-on... you'll smash it once you get the audio figured out as well!! Please... it's been long enough. Do what you need to do to make this documentary work or at the very least, give a link to the official (legal?) documentary that can be watched if you haven't the legal right to share it.
No mention of King Haakon's brave stand when he threatened to abdicate rather than capitulate to the Germans, or rather if the Norwegian Parliament voted to surrender he would have no choice but to abdicate.
Loved this so much i bought the series on dvd after initially discovering it at my local public library.
Where did you find this documentary for purchase
I hope someone can subtitle the parts with no sound it’s really discouraging when that happens! But if we could read what they’re saying that would be great so thank you Scandinavian royalty I hope you do that I will check back later when it is hopefully remedied. I love watching these documentaries I am fascinated by this family and all the royalty
It is really beautiful thank you very much to your videos.
Please leave notice when you put in the subtitles, it would be worth watching again just to see what I've missed. Thank you.
Why is sound always messed all your stuff. I do enjoy your segments
Waiting for episode 3 much thanks for sharing
Queen Margethe is amazing. So talented, so beautiful, so gifted, apparently she speaks Danish and French is even better than she speaks English, if that is possible. Definately my favourite Queen. I saw her once Torshavn, and she looked surprised why I kept taking photos of her and looked at me directly with a questionable look, and it worked, I put my camera away immediately.
Danish Queen speaks Danish, yes, this is her native language. She is an educated person, so she has good English. her husband was french, she speaks french. Why such a great amazement?
She speaks Danish, Swedish, French, English and German.
I can see the headlines: “Danish woman fluent in Danish”
@@AlexxJ.
The amazement isn’t that she speaks those two languages (of course she speaks those two!), it’s the fact that she speaks six languages fluently among the unbelievable amount of time she spends on her daily duties. Where does she find the time?!?!
@@tinalouisestagg
I think it’s meant that on top of the obvious languages that she speaks, she also speaks four other languages fluently. She has an incredibly busy life and where she squeezed in the time to learn four more...is the amazing part.
Sound missing (so far) starting at 8' until approximately 8'38". I hope that helps! I'll report more if I come upon any. Thank you for working so hard to bring such interesting and educational information to everyone!
Such a wonderful series. All the European royalties spoke such fluent English.
Yes, but I wonder if the British royals can speak any languages fluently other than English.
@@bubblybubbles4023 Prince Philip spoke very serviceable German. The Queen learned French as a girl. But she probably didn't have much occasion to use it later in life and you do get rusty. I was almost fluent in French as a girl, but since I couldn't use it much in my day to day later, so I have lost a lot of it.
@@annnee6818 English is the universal language and for that reason many native English speakers don't bother to learn any other languages.
absolutely fascinating series thanks!
Thanks for this! It is refreshing to hear about other important royal families!
This is an amazing series, it would be great for history teachers to teach; minus the random cut off of sound. Is there a video or DVD for this program
These Scandinavian families seem much more down to earth and happier than the British royals.
I agree, they have so much class and humble dignity. The current English royals could learn a lesson or two, from other royals across the world.
It’s so hard to watch this with the freakin sound going out every 5 mins!
It has probably something to do with copyright.
read the pinned post.
The later 4 episodes don't have that problem.
How strange that Queen Victoria did not like the idea that Frederick and Helena were interested in each other considering he would be the king of Denmark. Bless his heart then he had to go looking in another direction and found Louisa!
Marta’s sister Astrid married prince A,Bert of Belgium but died tragically in a car accident I believe at 29 years old while pregnant with her 4th child
She didn't want her daughters to marry the heir of a foreigner crown, who could take them away from her, she wanted for them some German princeling who could be able to set his home in England besides her.
Ahhhhh…..well that makes sense then!
@Cindy Reynolds Victoria didn't want any two of her children to marry into the same royal house so as not to cause tensions with any of the major powers. Spreading them around avoided giving the impression of favouritism.
Sound lost as of 7:57.Hope to view it with subs because am interested in this. Thank you and best wishes.
Sound is only gone a few minutes, that is no problem at all. Loved this! Thank you!
So they didn't mention why he was only briefly engaged to Princess Olga of Greece? Well, there is a rumour. Olga had a sister, only one year apart, and they looked very similar. Once, on the balcony waving to the people in Greece, he accidently grabbed her sisters hand... That was the end, -and so our now Royals would never have been born if it hadn't been for one "little" mistake :)
Here is a documentary where you are basically hanging to every single word! Especially if you're listening to it on your phone and the sound goes out! When you're listening to it well Doing my daily chores and work it's randomly goes quiet it always without fall makes me wonder if my randomly died on me! Everytime Even if it has lots of energy left in it!
When the Danish royals give interviews they always come across as being so Much more personable than other royal family. I wonder if they're really that nice in real life.
As a Dane, I'm not quite sure where I stand in the question of monarchy or a republic, but I must admit to like our Royal family a fair bit, particularly the Queen and Crown Prince Frederik.
This summer there was a series of documentaries in which the Queen showed the royal castles and palaces, and there was particularly one "iconic" moment in one of them. It's about 22:35 into this link: ua-cam.com/video/v6a3YzbgA08/v-deo.html
She basically asks whether the bench is centered and does so in an almost colloquial way, she even swore. And obviously went to move the bench herself ;) She usually speaks in a rafined dialect, thus the moment went viral in Denmark ;)
Just thought I'd share, as you wondered about their personalities.
+SandraIP thank you very much. I appreciate you sharing that.
Wilford Fraser one only can wonder lol.. Seems suspect if u ask me
you are getting a projection, it is your feeling, and have nothing to do with the danish royals.
+Pia Sofie do you know them personally or are there stories out there which suggest the Danish royals are not nice people?
The occasional audio cut outs are beyond irritating... But interesting rich series for 20th century European aristocracy/nobility enthusiasts I suppose.
This is great but the sound cutting out is very frustrating. Nonetheless, a very enjoyable documentary.
Ugh....the sound issues are awful, plz fix!!!
It is very nice series, but they all lose the sound too often. You, as uploading them here, should know where those parts are and make subtitles to them. This should have been done from the begginning. But thank you so much for putting them up here on youtube.
the most romantic part of King Harald V marriage to Sonja is that he said if he couldn't marry her he wouldn't marry at all, making it so that Olav had to accept the marriage to ensure the future of the norwegian monarchy. The abdication-card was also used by Haakon VII during WWII when the norwegian gouvernment contemplated giving in to Hitler's demands of surrender. Haakon said that if they decided to accept the deal he and his son would both abdicate the crown and norway would lose it's monarchy after just a few years. The prime minister at the time did not want to be known in history as the man who threw away the norwegian crown and thus the norwegian people never surrendered. Norway was occupied by nazi-germany but kept up resistance actively for the duration of the war because of this, making Norway the most difficult country for Hitler to hold.
I just love this series thanks for sharing
I always forget that the sound randomly goes in and out on this series of videos - very irritating - yes I know it's a copyright thing but it doesn't make it any less irritating
Great series!- But the sound disappears for a while approximately after 9 minutes.
How I love watching this docu, had it been not for so many redacted portions... ❤️🇵🇭
Do none of your read the other comments?
Copyright.
That’s why no sound.
Some people don't...
Belgian princess was a stunning beauty, back in the day...
This was going to be such a lovely, informative documentary until the sound cut out
I was really enjoying this when the sound quit for some time.
This video would be great if the sound didn’t keep cutting out.
Please, does anyone know the name of the song that plays at the beginning of the video? I would like to find the complete one. Really enjoyed!
Yassssssssss!!! Part deux! Thank you.
Does anyone know another resource for this documentary with full sound?
I’m noticing the comments and I’m enjoying this production just as everyone else is, but I cannot help but notice the long periods with no audio. It can’t just be me, but no one else is mentioning it. Am I doing something wrong? This is odd. The audio was periodically absent for me in part 1 as well, yet no one mentioned it. What is going on?
5 years ago the channel owner stated it was dur to copyright issues, and asked folks to point out where they were so they could subtitle them, well 5 years later still no subtitles :(
I feel terrible for the Grand Duchess of Luxembourg, such terrible tragedies in her life at such a young age
I turned on the captions to counter-act the silent parts. When King Harald of Norway is talking about a wedding that took place in England ( 25:16 ) he says "they were married in Buckingham palace, in the chapel in Buckingham palace" and the subs write out "they were murdered in Buckingham palace" I had to stop the video while I laughed. What a different wedding that must have been....hahahahaha
There are a few misspelled words and names from the danish language, but it's understandable.
If you want help with the danish names of places, just let me know :)
Killed at a wedding? Sounds like George R. R. Martin got a prime invite
hey Scandinavian Royalty I am really enjoying these documentaries in on the Royals very interesting :) but o noticed episode one and episode two the volume is messed up like one minute you would hear them speaking and the next it will turn off you do this on and off throughout the whole videos on both episodes....so just to let you know ok.....
Sound keeps going off. Very frustrating
I'm always amazed at how much queen Marg looks like queen Alexandra!!! Very beautiful lady
Marg?
Sorry, Queen Margrethe
this is a great & interesting method for the viewers to learn & understand about the european royals lineage history.... much respect for this effort...
Please correct the sound on this video.
I love shows like this but it’s very annoying when the sound continually goes out. I won’t be watching the rest.
Again 8:08 into this documentary we loose the sound. Just as they announce the death of one of the daughter’s of Fredrick IIX just days after he becomes king.
Why don't you put the ..for educational purposes ... disclaimer in the beginning so you can put on the full version of this instead of wasting people's time with half the show being muted ..ffs
Unfortunately so much of the voice missing. If possible, you should redo most of the sound. I still enjoyed learning about the family, thank you!
Pity dialogue is missing . I can remember from childhood . Certain members Olaf of Norway . Jean of Luxembourg. Willamin of Holland..Later Charlotte would often be with her husband G.D. Jean as guests of the Queen. He was given the commandment of the Irish Guards
Sound is gone 8:00 to 8:35
This video has segments of no sound!oh I see your response and you respond by saying the sound is gone in segments bc of copyright issues. Yes, subtitles in those segments would be appreciated. Episode 1 and 2 have missing sound segments.
At approximately 15 minutes the sound disappears again for a while.
21:10 she gave birth to Frederick first (heir to the throne) then Joachim.
There are several sound lapses after the first 8 minutes and scattered throughout after with in the first 20 minutes of the documentary lasting up to 2 minutes at one time in places. It is very frustrating. Please consider subtitling this documentary series.
I’d like to be able to hear the whole thing so please re-unload this with real sound where there are parts where you can’t hear anything
Danish royaties were good looking...the 3 sisters were beautiful
The sound goes out so many times that I don't know what is going on.
9:32 Actually, the king died at a brothel ...
Where are those subtitles that should compensate for the lost sound?
Please fix the audio so we can understand it breaking up on part one and part two
Love the series but they should have substituted something for sound like unused audio of the Royals so I didn’t fiddle with the sound! Figured it out in the first installment...The Danish Royal Family is my favorite!
It’s frustrating when the sound goes off. Dialogue is much important
my Gosh...These royalties really know their history...
This good but annoying for the sound cuts out so one does not get to hear it all.
Good video's....shame about the poor quality audio!
It was just too difficult to follow when the sound was muted and there were a lot of spots where this occurred.
This series is great, but the audio lapses are not!
Shame the sound goes on and off.
Regina Williams
See the message by the host.
If we got a dollar every time the narrator says "the father-in-law of Europe" LOL
Again at ca 16 minutes and 17 minutes the sound disappears.
King harald, so far is my favorite king
Would be interesting if not for the constant cutting out of sound.
"Who like himself/herself is a descendent of the father-in-law of Europe"
I've startet using variations this line when describing a person or a couple to other people.
It has been received by by a mixture of polite curiosity, bewildered doubt and total confusion, mostly the latter as the rest of the sentence tend to be in norwegian.
I thought it was my new iPad. I ff threw the min.. UA-cam’s double standards on copy right... we can’t get these series .. so ty