The Last Emperor of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- Her Royal Highness Princess Maria Anna of Austria and Suzanne Pearson discuss the life and legacy of Charles I, or Emperor Karl, the last emperor of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Princess Maria Anna is the eldest child of Archduke Rudolf, son of Emperor Charles I. Suzanne Pearson is an established authority on the life, character and place in history of this important Hapsburg monarch.
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Thank you for the video. It is amazing to me that this family exists today and remains so relevant. I was able to make the Dallas symposium, for the first time, in 2019 and graced with meeting Princess Maria-Anna. Blessed Karl was a man of tremendous faith and had the most remarkable devotion to his family and his country. His story is fascinating and he really worked hard to bring Peace. Imagine what could have been? It is obvious that his legacy lives on through his beautiful family. Glad to be a witness to Blessed Karls canonization process!!
Karl was a good man, who was faced with an impossible situation and very young and inexperienced to handle it. Every day he did the best he could for his people, but ultimately had a tragic end.
A very idealized version of the dual monarchy
Emperor Karl and Empress Zita were the Last Austrian monarchs and were very popular with the people.Unfortunately,they had to leave the country and found Exile on the beautiful Island of Madeira,which belongs to Portugal.SKM Karl died very young as a result pneumonia.There in Madeira in the church Funchal,Monte,the emperor rests.
Whenever I was there in vacation,I went to his resting place.
Very cool!👍👍👍
Beautiful testimony of our Blessed Karl and his life. Thank you for making this video, let us all learn from history and honor how Blessed Karl loved the Lord, his family and people of his empire. God bless him and his heritage.
He was a good man at the right place at the wrong time. Had it been peace time he could have become a good emperor.
My grandfather adored his father Emperor Franz Joseph who died in 1916. Charles took over from him until 1918. He had a letter opener saying I will die for the Emperor. Franz Joseph was good to the Jews in the Empire and gave them full rights. Her uncle Archduke Otto was great. My mother liked him too. Otto was against the Nazis. Interesting that Hitler was against them. He probably blamed the Habsburgs for losing the war. Her family would have been living at Schoenbrunn Palace in Vienna had they not been deposed. The movie Sissi was great.
"I am the father of ALL of my many people"-- Emperor Karl
many thanks for this great show, especially to szuanne pearson. i am austrian and it was a pleasure to hear so many good stories about our last emperor. his picture in our country is much better than it was 100 years ago, unfortunatly this is far to late for him. and it was very interesting to listen to his granddaughter, her royal highness maria anna. we do not know or learn a lot about the current habsburg family here.
Karl was a good man my family was proud to serve under him!
Thank you so much for presenting this little-known aspect of the history of the end of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Emperor Karl's fatherly concern for his people marks a distinct contrast with the self-serving bureaucracy of many modern governments. Surely the last chapter of his history has not yet been written.
Wow, so informative and enlightening. There is so much war mongering on the internet, it is nice to hear the other side of the story: someone who worked for peace.
He and Zita had eight children in eleven years. He passed at thirty-four, the result of Spanish flu, pneumonia and two heart attacks.
Not RIP, rather:
Resurrection Is Promised!
WONDERFUL video! Thank you so much for producing this. Bl. Karl of Austria, PRAY FOR US!
The way she speaks is very pro Empire. The true is that all ethnic groups wanted to brake away from Austro-Hungarian Empire for many years. The Slavs and other ethnics or the Non-Austrians were poorly treated. There are many historical records on that. Austro-Hungarian Empire was a time bomb.
May he rest in peace in heaven.
Well I'm also from that region as well, that whole area of my country was once part of Austro-Hungary. There are many Hungarians and Hungarian speaking people in the city I'm from. There is defin. a strong Hungarian influence on our food recipes as well, many of which I make. They are pretty much almost all Hungarian recipes even a cuisine and words we use as well are Hungarian which are not used in other parts of the country.
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The, since then vacant, holy crown of Hungary is now awaiting its King. The next one to put it upon his head is noone else than the King himself. And the vacant throne, will be his seat - when he comes in his glory.
This is the secret of the holy crown of Hungary and the empty throne.
This is the centennial of his death 2022. THERE IS A HUGE CONFERENCE IN DALLAS, TEXAS, USA THIS YEAR 15 OCTOBER 2022 ON BLESSED KARL & [“SERVANT OF GOD”] EMPRESS-QUEEN ZITA. speakers include the excellent, well known controversial Bishop Athanasius Schneider, ambassador Eduard von Habsburg , plus blessed Karl’s granddaughter, author Mr. Charles Coulombe & more> Look for “Dallas Texas Blessed Emperor Karl Symposium”
What an interesting ad thouroughly researched presentation. I have read many different book about Kaiser Karl and Empress Zita, saw the long and interesting presentation of Zita herself about their life and events after he died and actions during WWII in the USA with their son Otto. Great respect. .... After seeing the Movie about the Last Emperor of China, I am still hoping that a well researched movie will be made about Kaiser Karl! We need a good screen writer and a good and ambitious movie director!
I really enjoyed this presentation. An amazing story which needs to be told to vast audiences. It should be made into a major motion picture. So, if there is anyone out there who is connected or may know someone connected to a film studio, be it major movie studio or independent film studio, you should pursue such a project. And, I would suggest contacting Susanne Pearson to be story consultant, and Princess Maria Anna of Austria and her family to get the rights to tell the story. This would make an epic film which would garner many film awards, especially if it is told the right way with as much truth as possible without the "Western Allies" bullshit.
I'm Karl and Zita's great great grandson, don't disrespect my holy grandparents, with the greatest love I remember them with pride in God's Glory, blessed Karl pray for us in the name of the blessed virgin Mary, lord have mercy Christ have mercy, amen.
Are you really Habsburg?
@@Mokkilaituri hey there, 🤴 the prince of Ulster here , 🤚☘️🏹⚔️✔️
@@redbranchheroardri4739 Wow, im really intrested about history of your family.
Oh hi, I'm the Duke of Sparta. All of us blue-bloods must meet sometime !
This man is literally my great great uncle. If you are being for real about your comment I would love to get in contact with you. My blood line comes from the house of Hapsburg.
Yeah technically he was the last emperor but I would say Franz Joseph was
The granddaughter seems a lot more open-eyed about Emperor Karl than Ms. Pearson is. The problem with holding him up as a rôle model is that, unfortunately (and I stress unfortunately!), his aspirations all failed miserably. It is hard to claim that we should all follow in the steps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, knowing how tragically it all ended (and not through any fault of good Emperor Karl's, to be sure). His idealism is admirable, but it is hard not to consider it at least a little quixotic, given the tragic outcome.
Austrian hungery so affection towards Kerala
Really? Kerala, India? Why?
Could not stop drive in Kerala
Indian dissenter misses Hitchens - 2019
4:10 Ok it was a stabilizing force for its more aggressive neighbors? Yeah ok... the Empire wouldn’t exist if it’s neighbors were aggressive.
How long the Austrian hungery will last ,I have been since 10 years
She is talking rubbish : Austria was a important power in the assault on Denmark in 1848-51, and 1864. A typical american dreamer , smarting herself.She s no more royal than You and me. She is condecending. PFUI! Austria went to war on Serbia, thus causing the first world war.which cost 68 million lives.
What do you know about anything? England should have leveled barbarian kopenhaven
OMG!!! THE POWER OF PROPAGANDA!!!
a royal highness of her own backyard :D The last emporer was kicked out and he then abdicated.
Karl did not abdicate which is why the Allies were pissed off.
Karl did not abdicate! Lloyd George and the French forced him out.
read your history. you are wrong.
@@fredlamprecht I am right you are wrong. I am sure that happens to you all the tome….In May 1961 Otto signed the required declaration of renunciation and declared his resignation from the House of Austria, with which he resigned any claims to the throne rights that could be derived from his descent from the former imperial dynasty…
What a load of re-interpretive twaddle!
Democracy is the child of the French Revolution. Democracy never lasts because of massive corruption, then socialism moves in, then the tyrant shows up....
VIVAT VIVAT SACRUM IMPERIUM
VIVAT VIVAT SACRUM IMPERATOR ROMANORUM
Ken, you are a first to mention the progression of a democracy in all the years of. my historical research, Bravo! Within in a couple of hundred years a democratic country will be ruled by 6 or so very wealthy families that rule over masses of the very poor.
Perhaps a nice guy but an ineffectual.
Wow. The definition of cult of personality
Karl was a decent guy sure, but... a SAINT? Virtuous in every way? Come on. Sillyness.
to be fair, there are a decent number of officially sainted people that were, frankly, far less virtuous.
@@e.corellius4495 Karl was a good man and a victim of circumstance but should not be made out to be more than he was. I mean, let's be honest here. Plus a lot of the more dubious saints were from the Middle Ages and/or for blatantly political purposes. Shouldn't we in the 20th century be past all that now?
@@TheLoyalOfficer im just saying that hes above average in terms of the total saint pool. and just because he was consistently dealt a bad hand, doesn't mean he was not virtuous and pious. i mean the fact that his last words on his death bed, were to forgive his enemies and those who wronged him, by default makes him much better than most people, including many saints. besides, in this modern world true examples of genuinely good and caring people are far too rare. he practically died a martyr, forgiving his enemies all while desperately trying to protect his people's from the rising tides of fascism and communism even after they abandoned his family. he was clearly a good guy, what's the harm in giving him sainthood at this point?
@@e.corellius4495 Fair enough. You make good points. He did what he could under extremely difficult circumstances, that's for sure, and genuinely tried to help people along the way. Tough times for him and his people.
@@TheLoyalOfficer All of this goes back to Franz Josef; While I respect him As A person-I personally think he reigned for too long. It was A mistake to keep either Rudolf or Franz Ferdinand away from any position where they could done something.
You are presenting your very selective view of Kaiser Karl . His regime only survived until 1918 because of massive German support in troops and equipment. When the empire finally collapsed no one cared about him, even his palace guards ran away. When returning to Austria from his first attempt to regain the crown of Hungary he was travelling by car incognito but was discovered and people shouted: "A bissl aufhängen tät ihm ned schaden". ("A liitle bit of hanging-up wouldn't hurt"). A strong press censorship as well as mail censorship during war time secured that no wrong word was written about him. and his family. Suzanne Pearson would have been a perfect censor.
I see the Russian trolls are getting more and more active on here...
sure moshe
@@johnp750 Austria was under Emergency decree until 1917 right?
@josefina bananos Granted it made sense given that it was an Emergency situation with the whole Blockade and starvation thing. In any case Weimar something Dollfuß what?
Your knees will look so funny shaking when you're standing in front of His throne.
Wow they all lived in peace? Really? A 2-minute google search could easily debunk all this nonsense.
youre nonsence
Yes, you're quite right, though they did live in a "kind of peace" relative to other arrangements under which they lived.
This is really poorly delivered.