Hang in…. History has heavily skewed reality here; she is painted as the vain, conniving woman-but wasn’t it due to the men chasing her affections? No, it’s always the ‘Temptress’. So she bathed and took care of herself instead of being smelly like everyone else? Outrageous! The Mother in Law didn’t like her? What novelty.
@@SkyeSage17 oh it WILL change - as soon as we stop being brainwashed by patriarchal religious programming. "ITS A WOMANS WORLD" "WHAT WAS WILL BE" "REVOLUTION IS EVOLUTION"
Where to start? 1. They didn't bathe like we do and didn't have deodorant but they did cleanse themselves daily. It's commonly known as a whore bath. 2. Yes they wanted virgins so that paternity would not be a question. It's only been the last 30yrs that we have had decent DNA testing. DNA wasn't even in their wheelhouse. 2. Yes they wanted young girls because they were considered to be strong and healthy. They also had a life expectancy of about 50, with female mortality being a bit lower due to complications from childbirth. You can't judge the past through the morals and customs of the vastly different present.
Beauty is a two edged sword. You are not loved for your personality, but simply that your physical attributes arouse some man’s lust and obsession and they want possession. Often once they get it, they eventually get bored or once your looks start to age, find new meat to amuse themselves. We Women need to remember that an Gracious Heart is the true Beauty that defies age. ❤
So true. Beautiful women have the worst marriages and yes, get dumped in middle age , because the look was all the man wanted, not her talents or her good heart …. I know……
@@sheryllknapp9803only evil women are jealous . Jealousy is stupidity. How can I be jealous of what God gave someone else ? I prefer the company of women from my church , they see the spirit, not the flesh.
This queen Barbara of Poland was born a Radziwill she is an ancestress of Jackie Kennedy s niece Christina Radziwill daughter of her sister Lee and her Polish husband Prince Radziwill I hope she knows about this unfortunate ancestress who died so soon so young and pretty how sad
AI used plenty of pictures of different persons maybe called Barbara or just had the tag „queen“ from different centuries. Even persons with wigs from the 18s century, costumes all over the place. Fotos! Ridiculous.
Men in those times saw women even their beloved ones as servants or almost I'm not surprised I had studied the the 1500 s history and way of living and almost all men without exception expected their women to be submissive and humble and there were some who were gentle and liked to please their wives but those were very few believe me maybe Barbara s first husband was like that but those times were hard for everybody especially for women they had almost no rights
This was fascinating! I wish you had acknowledged what movie the photos came from. Can I watch that movie? Is it still in the public domain? Looking forward to more videos from you.
@TheLadybughug that is the point for many of us. If using history is the theme, they can proof read what their ai program produced, for those of us who have spent time learning. Why pretend it is factual if you're just combining conflicting folklore with miscellaneous pictures of women. (We history nerds are so disappointed when "new" facts are just clickbait.
Poor Barbara. Surrounded by mentally disturbed snakes. Husband was a jealous AH. MIL was an AH. And even a freaking AH cardinal couldn't behave like a true "man of god"
I think the paintings were from all over the place. But even with so many paintings to choose from I didn't see a single painting of anyone who wasn't homely af!
The paintings were from a variety of time periods and most were of French or German women. Anna Jagiellonka was used to represent several other Polish women. Whomever did the visuals for this video did an atrocious job of it.
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Interesting, I didn’t know anything about this story, it’s certainly dramatic. It reminded me at first superficially of the story of Sissi, Empress Elizabeth of Austria. What wasn’t clear was why the Polish nobility was so opposed to the match, was it because of Barbara’s inferior rank or that a foreign princess would have been a more shrewd political match?
Thank you Sir for talking slower perhaps the complainers can consider others who's first language is not Engelish we can follow perfectly... Stop this complaining especially if you receive something for free.
Through out history this keeps happening! Why do women assume a piece of @#!! Husband, who treats his wife horribly, is going to treat HER any better? How stupid is that? Yet this history keeps repeating itself!😂
O, m, g, how slow can you talk you make?What might have been a good story so long and boring that you have to change it.Come on, this I know, it's probably AI that's doing this.But who's ever running this thing?Pick it up?William would not all slow witted
Hang in…. History has heavily skewed reality here; she is painted as the vain, conniving woman-but wasn’t it due to the men chasing her affections? No, it’s always the ‘Temptress’. So she bathed and took care of herself instead of being smelly like everyone else? Outrageous! The Mother in Law didn’t like her? What novelty.
Yes, it is horrible. The fact that they wanted Young girls. 😢
The men also liked them young and virginal.
Always and still we have a double standard. Nothing really changes..
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@@SkyeSage17 oh it WILL change - as soon as we stop being brainwashed by patriarchal religious programming.
"ITS A WOMANS WORLD"
"WHAT WAS WILL BE"
"REVOLUTION IS EVOLUTION"
She may have had ovarian cancer. Poor thing! To be so deeply loved and to die so young!
Where to start? 1. They didn't bathe like we do and didn't have deodorant but they did cleanse themselves daily. It's commonly known as a whore bath.
2. Yes they wanted virgins so that paternity would not be a question. It's only been the last 30yrs that we have had decent DNA testing. DNA wasn't even in their wheelhouse.
2. Yes they wanted young girls because they were considered to be strong and healthy. They also had a life expectancy of about 50, with female mortality being a bit lower due to complications from childbirth.
You can't judge the past through the morals and customs of the vastly different present.
Beauty is a two edged sword. You are not loved for your personality, but simply that your physical attributes arouse some man’s lust and obsession and they want possession. Often once they get it, they eventually get bored or once your looks start to age, find new meat to amuse themselves. We Women need to remember that an Gracious Heart is the true Beauty that defies age. ❤
It also brings jealousy from other women.
So true. Beautiful women have the worst marriages and yes, get dumped in middle age , because the look was all the man wanted, not her talents or her good heart …. I know……
@@sheryllknapp9803only evil women are jealous . Jealousy is stupidity. How can I be jealous of what God gave someone else ? I prefer the company of women from my church , they see the spirit, not the flesh.
This queen Barbara of Poland was born a Radziwill she is an ancestress of Jackie Kennedy s niece Christina Radziwill daughter of her sister Lee and her Polish husband Prince Radziwill I hope she knows about this unfortunate ancestress who died so soon so young and pretty how sad
They certainly used an enormous number of portraits or very different people for this!
Complete butchery of names! And all these pictures of women who had nothing to do with this story. An insult to our intelligence.
Why do people always use portraits of Anna Jagiellonka to represent her mother or even grandmother?
AI used plenty of pictures of different persons maybe called Barbara or just had the tag „queen“ from different centuries. Even persons with wigs from the 18s century, costumes all over the place. Fotos! Ridiculous.
Men in those times saw women even their beloved ones as servants or almost I'm not surprised I had studied the the 1500 s history and way of living and almost all men without exception expected their women to be submissive and humble and there were some who were gentle and liked to please their wives but those were very few believe me maybe Barbara s first husband was like that but those times were hard for everybody especially for women they had almost no rights
LOVE the fashion of this era in Poland…so much beauty and practicality compared to western europe! 😍
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This was fascinating! I wish you had acknowledged what movie the photos came from. Can I watch that movie? Is it still in the public domain?
Looking forward to more videos from you.
This is "Epitaph for Barbara Radziwill", en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Epitaph_for_Barbara_Radziwill
You are talking waaaaay too slow my guy.
Barbara lived in the 1st half of XVIth century, you shouldn't include XVIIth and XVIIIth century paintings into this story.
Not paying attention to the appropriateness of the illustrations is one of my pet peeves. That and the use of AI plastic appearing illustrations.
AI didn't go to art school... or history!
I honestly would not know the difference if no one sait nothing.
@@magorzatawaschto2158 thank you for pointing it out. Too many people just go along with mythinformation.
@TheLadybughug that is the point for many of us. If using history is the theme, they can proof read what their ai program produced, for those of us who have spent time learning. Why pretend it is factual if you're just combining conflicting folklore with miscellaneous pictures of women. (We history nerds are so disappointed when "new" facts are just clickbait.
The face framing jeweled headdresses always made me think she had a thyroid problem or Goiter.
Was the fashion at the time to wear a wimple.
Poor Barbara. Surrounded by mentally disturbed snakes. Husband was a jealous AH. MIL was an AH. And even a freaking AH cardinal couldn't behave like a true "man of god"
I think the paintings were from all over the place. But even with so many paintings to choose from I didn't see a single painting of anyone who wasn't homely af!
The paintings were from a variety of time periods and most were of French or German women. Anna Jagiellonka was used to represent several other Polish women. Whomever did the visuals for this video did an atrocious job of it.
Tysvm for adding this bit of "follow up" I wondered this as soon as I heard the name!!
The confusing picture is why I only listen to the story and don't pay attention to the pictures
Mmmm so he saw her as a possession
I never knew this history x
Sub for more stories you didn’t know!
@@TheHistoryExpose done that x
The paintings are almost all not fitting the 16th century.
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Geez you make her life and death sound sooooooo outrageous and unique. Spoiler alert : her life was the status quo for the time.
Barbara didn't pull an anne boleyn I'll give her credit.
4:12 they have a photograph! What year was this??
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Film stuff apparently. Also, artist representations far after she lived. There may have been no art of her during her lifetime.
Sigismund?? ....Sigmundas ffs...get Your facts straight!
Interesting, I didn’t know anything about this story, it’s certainly dramatic. It reminded me at first superficially of the story of Sissi, Empress Elizabeth of Austria. What wasn’t clear was why the Polish nobility was so opposed to the match, was it because of Barbara’s inferior rank or that a foreign princess would have been a more shrewd political match?
Your AI needs to get its stories straight. We're used to the endless rephrasing, but stay consistent!!
Nice narration
Many many thanks!
Disagree! It was boring, inaccurate pronunciation, didn't flow & tells me definitely untrained! Terrible!
So many portraits of completely random people. 🤦🏼♀️
Great video
So sad.
You said the most interesting thing then ended the video. So the guy was a creep. I’d like to hear more about that
Ok ... ovarian or cervical cancer. Not mysterious or dark.
It was considered such at that time.
So Barbara really had cancer?
@@lilacgirl-z8w that's what modern forensic drs think based on symptoms
Back in those times.plus on the medical knowledge.
Like the content and narrator. Looking forward to others
Welcome to the channel 👋🏻
Thank you Sir for talking slower perhaps the complainers can consider others who's first language is not Engelish we can follow perfectly... Stop this complaining especially if you receive something for free.
How would a Monarchy suit Poland today?
Play at 2x speed or its boring
Through out history this keeps happening! Why do women assume a piece of @#!! Husband, who treats his wife horribly, is going to treat HER any better? How stupid is that? Yet this history keeps repeating itself!😂
Lithuenia was in Poland?
It was often aligned with Poland and at one point became the Poland-Lithuanian Commonwealth in 1569.
I guess that the make-up contained Arsenic,like in Victorian times😕,A Good Presentation 👋
O, m, g, how slow can you talk you make?What might have been a good story so long and boring that you have to change it.Come on, this I know, it's probably AI that's doing this.But who's ever running this thing?Pick it up?William would not all slow witted
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Grrrrrrrr 😡