Maria Theresa of Austria – Holy Roman Empress Documentary

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2. It is terrible that a few politicians decide to take the territory of a country, hence ruining people’s lives!! No politician cares about people, and today it is no different. Maria Teresa hated the Hungarian people but begged them to go to war for her cause…

3. Love your vidéo
   Can you make one about Hurrem sultan?
   🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️

4. a certain 'schnauzer " could thus be Faller a Spawn of m.T.?…

5. The Jesuits, originally created to stem the tide of protestantism have well and truly abandoned their original cause following the deep infiltration of the Jesuits by the luciferian illuminated ones, and began down a path of Baphamet doctrine 👹👺☠️. They are literally the most powerful entity in the current world and rule over the western world, don't be fooled the Roman empire is dead . Rome, particularly the Vatican is well and truly in control, we have the white pope, the public face of the Roman empire who performs public duties and writes encyclicals and the current pope is the first pope to also be a Jesuit. Then we have the black pope, no reference to skin colour although he is actually black, it's in reference to the black robes he wears to represent the secrecy and non visibility of he who is the Head of the secret military arm of the Vatican, the Jesuits, who perform the most dastardly and wicked deeds behind the facade of the "Society of Jesus" organisation, although everything they do couldn't be farther from the teachings and doctrine of our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ. The Jesuits are believed to have created Islam and even hand picked a 6 year old child called Muhammed layer to be called a prophet , privately schooled and taught him and sent him out to spread Islam in an effort to recruit followers. Documentation shows the Jesuits wanted Islamists to commit Jihad (holy war) and fight the Jews in an effort to gain control of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem with the aim of building a church there, but as is often the case, Moslems turned on the Jesuits and instead took control of the Mount themselves building the Al Aqsa mosque which remains there to this day. The Jesuits of this documentary are a world away from today's Jesuits, they are truly the enemy of the people.

6. CK 3 brought me here

7. Excellent video. Much appreciated for info on strong women in history,! Much admiration for her struggles to rule Austria and surrounding areas all the while being pregnant and giving birth to so many children.

8. She was never elected as holy roman empress, she could never be (because she was a woman). This title doesn't belong to her, but her husband was holy roman emperor since 13.9.1745. However she still was a highly influential person with great political power.

9. More Holy Roman videos please

10. I think she really did amazing as a ruler as she could've with all the obstacles in front of her. Fighting for her own legitimacy and coming through that with a stronger Austria with a better economy is something to be commended for

11. A very good documentary about a very interesting person.

12. highly interesting especially since I have ancestry from Bohemia

13. To think that we are able to watch this masterpiece for free.
    Thank you guys at TPP for all your work! ☺

14. Maria Theresa was a highly successful ruler who modernised her very diverse and impoverished realms. Without her effective rule the Austrian empire could easily have been divided like the Polish Commonwealth in the later C18th. Thus she bequeathed a functioning and financially stable realm to her son Joseph and to their heirs and to the citizens of their diverse lands. Who lived under a far more enlightened and tolerant system than many other European peoples. In particular Russia which also had a powerful female ruler ,Catherine the Great. Catherine had one child and was the darling of the Enlightenment, but Maria had sixteen and actually. carried out enlightened legal, educational, military and financial reform. Not just talk about it.

15. She was a strong ruler. Period. Notice you didn't use the phrase "female tyrant", but "strong female" ……

16. Can you do one about the last queen of the Hawaiian Kingdom?

17. Great video but as a person from Maria Theresa former empire, I am a bit confused when you repeatedly stated, that her husband did not love her. Our education, be it university or elementary school always teached us that their marriage was love match, despite his many lovers.

18. bad bitch walk thru bad bitches walk thru

19. The Frederick vs Maria was probably one of the best male female monarch confrontation. And she basically was constantly waiting for babies. about her ultra catholicism, this was quite common in that time and religious tolerance was often very very low in many countries.

20. These English were tying themselves in knots .

21. She was a religious fanatic and an illiberal ogre.

22. She was wise strong and improved her country better than her father.

23. in answer to your final question, I would say that there is very little difference
    between the "diplomacy" of today, and that which was practiced in the 18th century.
    just that the type being practiced today is far more deadly and destructive.
    then, just soldiers as a rule, died. now, everyone does.
    progress.

24. Please do more documentaries on non-European royalty. African/Asian monarchies are also very interesting too!

25. i am sorry to say you forgot Slovenia. Slovakia and Slovenia are two different countries😢

26. Maria Teresa was formidable no matter how you look at her. She was smart, crafty, practical and implacable. That she persecuted Jews is to be lamented, as is her persecution of gays, but she did abolish torture, a major step forward. She was adept at enlisting Hungarian aid in her war with Prussia.

27. I love listening to these vids while working

28. Salzburg wasn`t an austrian territory back then.

29. Raboyeah(not sure on spelling) is actually Russian for work. That's actually where the word robot came from as the first robots were made to do Work. You have Google and presumably are in contact with Russians. Use them

30. Full history coverage & informative video about this historical personal ..thanks for sharing

31. the man know history Nikola tesla..

32. Every body kicked out the giuda because of sacrifices. Taxation started in 1913 in the usa.

33. 16 kids? hyacinth bucket

34. Another historical Circus act

35. If you'll ever do Maksim Gorky i want to suggest title "favourite poet of USSR" or "best selling soviet author".

36. An African slave by the name of Onesimus. Develop a way to combat smallpox.

37. I’m loving all the women’s biographies! I can’t wait for more!

38. I love how the Holy Roman Empire is only called that because the Pope refused recognize a woman as Emperor of Rome.

    Kinda like how the Catholic Church has basically adopted all the practices of contention they fought about during the Protestant Wars of Reformation.

39. Every city in Belgium has a Maria Theresa street. The enlightenment she and her son brought was a relief after the dark centuries under the Spanish Habsburgs.

40. She did all that and was pregnant every year what a woman.

41. ♥️❤♥️❤♥️❤♥️❤♥️❤♥️

42. Fascinating as always. Thanks.

43. napoleon needs a video. If Hitlers wife gets a documentary, then Napoleon deserves 6.

44. An icon a hustler and a woman who knew what she wanted and an marvelous ruler🎉

45. This is one of my relatives on my mother’s side.

46. Hungary save Maria crown.

47. Authoritarian and a bit of a religious zealot, but a very remarkable woman for her time and place.

    Also: Updated biographies of Cathrine the great, Fredrick the great, and this woman's son Joseph for a compilation of the enlightened despots?

48. Man the XVIII century saw some true “iron ladies”

49. Yes. This is the one I was waiting for

50. Thanks. Probably my favourite female historical figure.

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