Wow. I would love to visit there, the «house» and garden looks amazing. And yes, they were certainly a very interesting group of sisters! Would like to read Lady Diana’s autobiography one day. Glad you enjoyed, thanks for stopping by :-)

@@Vingul Its crazy because I hadn’t realised that you had a channel 😮 You need to shill yourself more lol - take lessons from AA 😂 Did you find it easy to start the channel? I’d love to start a channel, but I’m not very proficient at tech, my children say they could do all that 😂😂

​@@LadyOfShaIott I'm fairly certain that I've tried to tell you before, but maybe I didn't phrase it clearly enough :-p YT picks up on certain word combos and will try to prevent you from shilling your own channel in chat. Which makes sense to a degree, because it can get annyoing, although certain bots don't have an issue... Uploading is very simple, and I learned the basics of editing with Adobe Premiere Pro by myself a few years ago (have also asked friends for advice a couple of times), so that part is okay as well. I don't do anything fancy, and haven't filmed any original videos (apart from a short unedited mobile phone clip, heh). I can cut and splice clips together, fade in/out, add subtitles and audio, and a few other tricks -- gets you a long way, for my purposes anyway. I think you should accept the children's offer, I'm sure they can teach you some editing basics as well ^^ hope to see you make a channel!

@@Vingul pronounced ‘heiss’

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Hitler was Austrian

​@@avian8338 Prussian blue is a kind of blue.

@@Vingul yeah, he they didn't mean it like that though lmfao

​@@avian8338 I think he did, but no biggie.

@@Vingul i think he didn't

Comments like this confuse me because she openly supported and admired Hitler?...

@@amnakhan6124 so what Mrs Khan ?

Don't judge her? She was literally referred to as "Hitler's Angel" and admired him til her death...

@@amnakhan6124 you do realize that all of them (the former Nazis) were unapologetic - including the ones the United States military moved to Houston and Huntsville Alabama. As a student of History - her perspective is enlightening if you're studying Mass genocide and the lack of remorse.

20:42 10/10 _German_ pronunciation! ‘Yes, he didn’t know any English’

24:39 This DID is far more quotable than I expected, crikey

@@MongrolianD Yes, one of the more controversial DID episodes, one imagines (I read one article from before it even aired in ‘89, exactly the type of outraged reeing being written today). Definitely enjoyed hearing «Kirsten Flagstad» with a German pronunciation, but I was even more surprised and delighted that she picked the Procol Harum tune. Dare I say based und modernity-pilled.

Her passions were genocide and racism but aside from that, great lady. I guess.

How can you admire someone who left their very young children to pursue an affair with a man who had his own wife and kids? Are you an admirer of aristocratic degenerates who have their children raised by servants and abandon them on a whim? Her and her ilk deserve to be reviled, not respected.

I doubt if one can call it courageous. Admitting defeat and one’s mistakes - I take that as an example of nobility. Not what she demonstrated.

​@@allazharduisenbek9936 Did she not "admit defeat"? Did she claim that her ideals won out in the war?

I'm not understanding this admiration of her, she supported Hitler....

@@amnakhan6124 If you are not into history, or a leftist, or not from this once great country, or just plain stupid.... you will not understand? She and her husband, Oswald Moseley, had all the answers as far back as the mid to late 30s and have been proven right ! For your information, Hitler did not want a war with UKstan ( formerly Great Britain) , Hitler was so infatuated with this smart beautiful woman that if the British government had taken on board what her and her husband we promoting, then 50 million would not have died. Ukstan, may have won the war but my God look at the state we are in today, it's a hellhole ! Britain declared war on Germany because a certain demographic here in UKstan were SCREAMING for war...hmmmm🤔 wonder who ? Basically the weak British government fell for it. I'm no great fan of Hitler, but it's strange we befriended other dictators who had done much worse, for instance , Stalin had reputedly killed between 10-20 million of his own people ...and churchill was an ally, drunk his health and said " he was a statesman we can trust". Ted Heath visited and befriended Chairman Mao, who everyone knew killed upwards of 25 million of his own people ..lesson over ..enjoy

@@farnish Give me fascism every fukinday and twice on a Sunday as democracy is usless and doesnt work. America is the greatest example of why a democratic elected government is a failure. All this " democracy " does is create a tribal, gang like culture where you are more loyal to your " gang" than for the benefit of your country. Also it creates greed with only the elitists benefiting. Joe "hairy legs" Biden is a prime example of mass corruption as was Obama, Clinton etc 🦍. We would also keep our own culture , history and heritage in tact and not become a multicultural hellhole full of people speaking different language and most on benefits contributing absolutely nothing to society other than increased cigarette sales..🦍🦍🦍. A great example being Japan who are an example to the world how a country should work and voted the top country in the world in respect to happiness and a great place to visit and live.

Fair enough, but I prefer a clear video title. "Diana, Lady Mosley" is a bit clunky. "Lady [...] Mosley" is implied. But thanks for the correction.

@@Vingul She can’t be Lady Diana as she is not an Earl’s or Duke’s daughter. Her father Lord Redesdale was a baron and all the Mitford girls were Hons. When she married a baronet Sir Oswald Mosley she became Lady Mosley. One cannot use ‘Lady’ as tho it were ‘Mrs’.

She was down with Hitler. Hard not to judge the hell out of that.

@@NinjaGrrrl7734 so was Henry Ford Walt Disney and Winston Churchill (with the caveat....at FIRST!) This is SUCH a DEEP subject! So many reasons as to why. But the similarities I see with our “Now”, is that same dangerous divide between rich and poor. THAT is at the root of how it takes root.

@@c.e.schlink9933 I can fully agree with that!!! Mitford and Mosley were very much among the haves, while I tend to side with the have-nots ☺️. I wish we could find some type of a system that doesn't end up being so punitive, so unequal. I know that's an endlessly deep subject, too. I have pondered it for a long tim and read much. I still don't have a better idea. But someone far smarter than I am will one day sort it out, I hope.

@@NinjaGrrrl7734 Adam Smith who As you know was the writer of Capitalism SAID that this system would only function if rules of a democratic system were FIRMLY enforced! Milton Friedman who wrote “Free to Choose” did not consider “insider trading” Ivan Boesky, Michael Milken. Don’t you see !!! All great systems are only as good as the laws that govern them. Now all the government is in on the take because they enable the corruption! I really think so many terrible things start out with good intentions. Money rules the world. Get that straight. It’s survival. Sociology and economics are patterns, the same as in nature.

@@NinjaGrrrl7734 Mosley also tended to side with the «have-nots», or the working class at any rate, rather than the bourgeois/middle class.

Richard Wagner - Liebestod (from the opera «Tristan und Isolde»), sung by Kirsten Flagstad

@@Vingul thanks

I was about to say.. 2 out of 8 picks are Wagner!

Where?

Spoken like a true snow flake Lefty 😁

@@brexitannia9703 you a big Eva Braun fan?

@@mangere7748 I have Braun shaver it's very reliable thanks 👌🏻

*Sawft pillah

All German/ Austrian music, not by coincidence, I assume😕

@@NH-ti5rf Well the Germans and Austrians are exceptionally good at music. Bach, Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Weber, Wagner, all three Strausses, Lowe