Her mother and grandmother were consorts not reigning in their own right. However, Hitler called Queen Elizabeth the most dangenerous women in Europe. She did a remarkable job backing up her husband King George.

Queen Elizabeth is exactly like Queen Mary. Hardworking, disciplined and dutiful.

Queen Elizabeth learned a lot from her father also. She dearly loved her father and his death was a deep shock to her.

they were Queen Consorts, our Queen is a Queen regnant,totally different roles they couldn't guided her in her role as Monarch Queen Consorts only support their husbands, they have they have the same role as Phillip only the Queen's father could guide her

@Ariel Heaven - She was THE jewelry goddess!

What's timestamp?

@@devangikacha1477 4:10

@@devangikacha1477 walkng behind the coffin.

Aw

He’s been walking behind the coffins since he was a young boy.

@Talit Aslam Save your sarcasm for where it is REALLY appreciated!! It sure isn't HERE!!!!

God bless you 🇬🇧❤️

God Bless you Joy...Young at heart.

Fascinating

How old are you then

So that makes you "Royal "

Raymond Curry nope, now I understand why he was so sad about it.

@@dawnbowra9349 Royal by association.

@@raymondcurry2278 .....😭

Oh my grandad was the foot man😂 nothing compared mate

So True he died at 28

Poor May. She was going to be a royal bride whether she liked it or not.

Queen Mary had lost 2 sons before 1952 as well

BogusOp000 the media give her credit, but Queen Consorts can't make any changes it was King George V who changed the Monarchy and Queen Mary supported everything her husband did

@@lsmith9249 That still counts. If you don't have a supportive wife, it can be very difficult.

@@SupportTheArts-yo8ox its a Queen Consorts job to support the Monarch

@@lsmith9249 le quitas merito a la Reina Maria? pues podria haber sido que ella influera en el rey Jorge V, no? Le quitas merito por haber sido alemana? pues se convirtio en una Reina hecha y derecha del Reino Unido.

@@user-mc4dp4ob8y Queen Mary was a Queen Consort of our country and she believed in supporting the Monarch, and its well known that it was King George V who made changes to our Monarchy and why and its all documented Queen Consorts know their role of support and why would l have anything against her because she was German?

Queen Elizabeth ll and Prince Philip are two of those people.

@@bonniemagpie5166 lol not philip

@@theroyalnebula1417 I don’t know why the lol was appropriate but ok guy.

@@theroyalnebula1417 stupid kid!

@@bonniemagpie5166 That didn't age well. May God receives Prince Phillip in Heaven

I'm sure she wanted to split Edward VIII and Wallis's wigs to the white meat. Her for messing up her son more so than he already was duty-wise. Him, for abdicating.

What has she done ?

@@chrismc410 which white meat ?

@@AH-zf5on their heads primarily. In Edward VIIIs case, probably both his. His thinking with the wrong one got him into that mess.

What's that in English?@@chrismc410

Queen Mother, 101 year old.....Woow....

Charles and Anne would not have been at this--they were both very little.

@@alexisfontana4879 the late Queen Mother who has been dead since 2002 is irrelevant to my comment.

@@gidzmobug2323 your reply is irrelevant to my comment.

@@gloriag1888 Not so. Charles was at the Coronation (he sat with The Queen Mother).

@gdmstudying Yes you are right. This is not the funeral. which happened on the 31st. but the procession to the lying in state at Westminster. She died on the 24th so I doubt this occurred on th same day, but I get your point. All this is historical minutia but it amazes me that the lazy dimwits who post this material for British Movietone can't be bothered with looking up basic info.

wow! That's remarkable.

como no haya conocido a la REina Victoria, si fue su suegra, que posteo mas tontos que hay a veces como este.

Katheryne, you are correct. That was one of her utmost wishes, that her passing would not delay her granddaughter's coronation.

Its depressing to realize she didn't make it to the coronation... So close.. :"

That is correct. She died in March, 1953, and she insisted that the coronation, set for June, 1953, go on as scheduled. As a practical matter, though, it would have been extremely difficult to reschedule the coronation, given the advance planning, travel schedules for people from all over the world, etc.

Katheryne Koelker yes she did

It was hinted in a documentary that she was instrumental in making sure her death would not affect the coronation - how she did that was not gone in to but left to the imagination

@Rhys Hoffman that sounds great if i had a messed up kid and i was in the spotlight i wouldnt want the world to look at the mess

@Huw Wilson You are totally mistaken. Prince John was much loved, read In the Eye of the Storm, it was absolutely the best decision for John.

@Huw Wilson GAVE HIM NOTHING!? Edward was given an allowence of £25,000 a year , equivelant to £450,000 a year today!

@@jackr1779 can you tell me the author? I’d like to read this .

I find it hilarious that Queen Mary would send flowers from her vase to thank people for their "gifts" which she stole. She was a snob, cheap and a very entitled person.. Royal yes, but she had a low class attitude when it came to dealing with others, that's how Narcissist behave.

As am I and I hadn't had the pleasure of meeting her.

I read she was very kind to her son David after his abdication. What mother would not be

@@deepasanyal3989 she made certain he abdicated

@@vinlennox7658 it had recently been exposed that even before he abdicated Edward was a fan of Hitler and antisemitic. Parliament wanted him out for that reason too.

The funeral they had for Philip was a low-key event, as per his wishes. Of course, they had to change some things, due to the restrictions.

@@gidzmobug2323 Indeed - coincidentally Covid epidemic restriction were in operation at the time.

We're just passing thru.

🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽Amen

We are just passing through.

No shes Reconized as bloody mary

@@pioxia777 Bloody Mary was Mary I of England (Tudor). This Queen Mary was Mary of Teck, Queen consort.

She was amazing. I read her biography. It read like fiction, like a family saga - she was AWESOME!

@@pioxia777 Stupid git.

@@suecollins3246 But a terrible mother.

Prince Philip was just laid to rest yesterday.

Well it was like 70 years ago, Just like the majority of people alive today will be dead within the next 70 years

It amazed me to think Prince Philip was walking behind the casket in this and he just died. Just the span of years and events of his life. Edited: I was so focused on Prince Philip that I missed that the Duke of Kent is still alive.

Well we want our monarchy gone now

@@ottocooper4256 speak for yourself...

@@ottocooper4256 no we don't.

@@MKI553 everyone with a brain does.

@@CalumOH *everyone with a brain doesn’t want them gone

Churchill had a state funeral. The Queen made an exception for him, given his role in history.

Sir Churchill and Baroness Thatcher had their services at St Paul’s Cathedral.

Virginia Fry Churchill was given a state funeral and The Duke of Windsor's wasn't given a mixture of state and ceremonial, there is no such thing as a mixture of both his lying in state was at Windsor Castle and his funeral service was at St George's Chapel and was buried at the Frogmore Burial Ground

She also lost her son Prince John when he was only 13 years old in 1919.

She lost 3 sons before her own death: Prince John, George Duke of Kent, and George VI.

@@jokerz7936, Prince John's death might have been a relief to King George and Queen Mary, he was an embarrassment for them. David was the only one who visited him.

@@bonniemagpie5166 Actually in a letter to a mistress it was David who called Jon a animal and said death would be a relief for him. Also we don't know what he said but he said something so awful about Jon to Queen Mary after the boy died he wrote his mother apologizing for his comments which upset her.

@@jokerz7936, Awww heavens! Really ? I must find that letter and have a read. David is, after all his mother and father's son🙏..... " death would be a relief for who? John or David?"

Mrs. Thomas p

Purcell wrote a Requiem for another Queen Mary's death, in 1695.

Actually they played both. The procession was way too long so both marches could be played.

Anaclet Williams Timestamp?

Same, lol

Queen was alive when Queen Elizabeth became Queen pls

SHE DID

@@nonnebeautiful7114 no,no estaba,

Edwardviii Was Attending

Maybe attending the funeral, but not the Coronation.

@@helenzhou3594 He didn't attend the coronation as it was not tradition for previous kings/queens to attend a coronation. That's why his grandmother, Queen Alexandra, didn't attend her son's (George V) coronation.

@@SR-iy4gg but Queen Mary did. She was the first dowager queen to see her child be crowned as King George VI after her husband & his father. The present Queen's mother was the 2nd to see her child crowned. You take care and stay safe 😷

I’d like to know too! It’s the song played at Victorian funerals and I’ve been looking for it forever

Ok...maybe Chopin’s funeral March? Yep! Found it! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nsCJaKdz0s2nj3U.html

@@mamavswild I think that is the name. Thanks!

Queen Mary instructed the palace to ensure the coronation went ahead as scheduled. To have seen 3 almost 4 monarchs crowned in her lifetime tells me she carried the burden of the crown until she died.

Queen Mary left written instructions that the coronation must go ahead as planned should she die before it

That's right, she is.

si, investiga, es bueno y lindo saber de sus raices.

harshit singh 😢🇬🇧❤️

harshit singh what do you mean?

Do you mean that HM's coronation was to take place few months later after Queen Mary's death?

@@mohamedmagdy-ik4jx yes

She outlived 3 of her 6 children

El Duque de Kente sigue vivo, primo de la REina Isabel II

How so?

@@SR-iy4gg I don't recall what I was thinking at the time. Maybe cause I can remember a time when some of my ancestors dressed & acted like that. And within my short life, so many things have changed so very very much.

Before nearly everyone had televisions newsreels like this were shown in cinemas

Well her son (known for having kinky three ways with Nazi's) ditched his crown & country for a slapper. So I suspect she'd think todays Royals are doing rather well.

when our queen goes I think the Royal Family will change a lot

I think William will do a fantastic job, he's gotten loyalty and duty from his grandmother, compassion from his mother, and his wife has helped him be a good father & husband.

I think William and Kate will do a great Job But we will see a much smaller Royal Family doing public duties If you look at the Queens Grandchildren few do public duties Now Edward and Ann and that's it the Young members don't want to do a lot from what I can see Times are changing and the Royals will change a lot after the queen goes

@@Jeffybonbon I think so too, from my pre retirement service at Buckingham Palace. The Prince of Wales is planning to make the Royal Family smaller and more economical. He would prefer to stay at Clarence House and use Buckingham Palace the way that most of the European monarchs use their big palaces, just as the office. Probably a good idea. Even though the monarchy is self funded, it is still subject to often unfriendly scrutiny. The European monarchies seem to employ fewer people. The Danish Royal Household is only about 100 people. There are about 360 at Buckingham Palace.

I love Hasem for ever then go marry her😂😂😂

me podrias explicar eso? Si fue Maria de Teck, quien es Cunard?

Queen Mary was his great grandmother. You probably remember him speaking about his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother after she died in 2002. He made a televised tribute to her.

@@mscott3918 oops! You are correct. Thx!

Charles probably can remember her. He would have been quaking in his boots in her presence. She would have been quite stern. He got lots of affection from the Queen mum, who wasn't of the seen & not heard of the times.

Nancy Demoss Prince Clarles spoke about his grandmother HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother who died in 2002 who he adored and was very close to , he was only 4 when his Great grandmother Queen Mary died

@@lsmith9249 i think its more than three. hm prince charles is born in 1948 and hm queen mary of teck died in 1953

El odio fue a partir de la primea guerra mundial. La reina victoria fue de nacimiento una princesa Hannover. LOs alemanes Hannover dieron tres reyes al Reino Unido. Y eso por una estupidez del Parlamento y de la Corona. El tema era que el nieto de Jacobo (hijo de Maria Estuardo) era catolico y no querian de ninguna manera a un catolico en el trono ingles. Por eso buscaron en la linea secundaria a la Reina de Hannover, princesa inglesa de la linea de los Estuardo, casdada con el Rey de Hannover que eran protestantes y le ofrecieron la corona del REino Unido y fue aceptado. Los dos primeros Jorges de Hannover reyes del Reino Unido, aun habian nacido en Alemania, o sea fueron reyes de Hannover y Reyes del Reino unido. Recien el Jorge III nacio en INglaterra y ya no fue Rey de Hannover. ERnesto de Hannover (el ex de la princesa Carolina de Monaco) tuvo hasta muy entrado el Reino de Isabel II, el titulo de principe del Reino Unido, cosa que |Isabel le quito. Hipoteticamente si nadie de la linea sucesoria de los actuales hubieran sobrevido en ese tiempo Ernesto hubiera podido reclamar la Corona inglesa. Luego la REina Victoria se caso con el principe aleman Coburg-Gotah y su apellido cambio. El hijo de la REina Victoria , Jorge V, fue quien cambio el apellido de la Casa Real a Windsor cuando entro a la primera guerra mundial contra alemania.

Maybe she would want a small private affair but as a Majesty she will ofcourse not be granted that… Both the people and the official britain will expect the Consort of the Monarch to be buried with full royal honours… She may choose to skip a Lying in State and to have the ceremony in Windsor rather than in London like Prince Philip did, but she won’t be allowed to choose away so much more than that…

@@rickardnyberg4899 It may be like Prince Philips funeral which was quite low key but it won't be any bigger than that. It certainly won't be a big affair in London.

She was only a queen consort, so no crown

@@theojanastheone3116 but when the Queen Elizabeth, the Queen mother died in 2002, you see her crown on her coffin!

I think there is only 1 queen consorts crown and when George VI and Elizabeth were crowned it passed from Queen Mary to her daughter in law

@@pedanticradiator1491 but when George Vi were crowned, you see Queen Mary still wear her crown but without her eight arches. She wore it as a open crown or circlet.

@@phoryekoh9361 maybe she didnt want her crown on her coffin

finite kang the royal family don't have ships made

Hunted ship? The RMS Queen Mary was named after her but she didnt have it built

The pre WW2 world was a very different place. The regime that the Duke of Windsor, his sister and brothers were raised under was the norm in other aristocratic houses at that time.

They failed utterly as parents, but succeeded as grandparents. The king and queen spoiled their granddaughter, princess Elizabeth. It was said that the icy heart of Queen Mary melted in Elizabeth's presence.

I believe, in a similar context, that QEQM discovered in later life she had 2 completely unknown cousins who had spent their entire lives in, what was then known as, a “home for incurables” due to mental ability issues. The past is a different country, they do things differently there.

A documentary that did not look at the prevailing medical advice of the day. What was classed as dysfunctional was still standard practise when I started my nursing training in 1963.

La epilepsia en aquellos anios casi no tenia tratamiento. Es terrible ver los atagues que sufren. Ahora, bien, estuvo bien en esa granja, pero su madre debio visitarlo muy a menudo y darle cariño. Una prima de mi madre tambien tuvo esa enfermedad y contaba lo terrible de sus ataques, se caia al suelo le salia espuma por la boca, la familia la asistia lo mas que pudo, pero tambien fallecio de adolescente. No fue encerrada vivio con su familia. Gracias a dios hoy es tratable y pueden vivir una vida normal.

su esposo fue Rey de derecho propio. Ella fue solamente Reina Consorte.

Like maths isn't your best subject?

I don't think she ever actually lived in Germany

The St. Paul's comment is accurate. Yes, she was a collector, often of jade, which was sent to her by a dealer in India, and for which she paid. She also tried to get back pieces that had been in the Royal Collection. The stories about her demanding pieces have no basis in fact. There is no documented evidence of any of those stories. She would certainly accept gifts, but demanding would be against her nature. She would have seen it as vulgar and demeaning.

@@mscott3918 My understanding is that it was more passive than that. She'd express a like for something, then not leave till she was offered it. Demanding something would have indeed been vulgar. It was more about giving someone ample opportunity to show their generosity. Lol

@@wfcoaker1398 She did certainly admire things, saying that she was caressing them with her eyes. But the only things she tried to get, and she did offer to pay, was things that had been in the Royal Collection, and left for some reason. Quite often it was a chair from a set that Queen Victoria had allowed one of her children to take when they married, things like that. I have known a few people who knew her well, including my mother, who was her God daughter. One antique dealer remembered her from when he started in the family business in the 1930s. I knew him in the 1980s, and he remembered her with great affection. He also said that she wasn't demanding or expecting things to be given to her. I think it's one of those myths that spring up around people. She is one of the people that I would love to have met, but she died 3 years before I was born. My mother told me quite a few stories about her. She called my mother to Marlborough House before my parents married, gave her a lecture on the the virtues of marriage and what a good wife should be. She then handed her a box of jewellery as a wedding gift. I inherited it, along with the rest of my mother's estate 10 years ago. A beautiful tiara, necklace, bracelet and earrings. She was quite a generous person.

@@mscott3918 Royal jewelry ...oh my... so you ARE kind of "Royal ".

@@raymondcurry2278 Not really. Our family is Montagu Douglas Scott, who descend from Charles II and Lucy Walter. There is a family connection because Lady Alice Montagu Douglas Scott married Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester. I use most days a letter opener that originally belonged to Queen Mary. I like it because we share the same initial.

El infierno fue, que tuvo que llevar la Corona tan joven. Ella estaba de vacaciones con Felipe en Africa, y tuvo que volver de apuro con la noticia del fallecimiento de su padre. Despues de eso nada fue igual para ella, se termino el disfrute de esa manera para siempre.