beledeginge aan het Belgisch koningshuuis mag wel dus ?

*calibre. See education isn't what it used to be too.

@@michaelprobert4014 Caliber describes the level of ability a person has achieved in a profession. For example, you probably wouldn't want to hire a low-caliber plumber when the toilet breaks. The caliber of an institution or a program describes the height of its standards.Education quite rare today in some.

@@edwardellery3032 Yes, in American English. In British English, in this case it is calibre. Also programme over program , though American English might win that one eventually.

When

​@@saimraja2119Mrs Margaret Thatcher (Iron Lady) on April 8, 2013, The Ritz London, aftermath of death a stroke! Mr. Ronald Regan on June 5, 2004, Bel Air, Los Angeles, California, cause of death the struggle for years against Alzheimer's!

Does a youtube video "need" to have a purpose?

To see them before they died?

? Lol

Yes, it is the custom for jurisdictions throughout the kingdom (and the other realms and territories) to read out the proclamation following the death of the sovereign and the accession of the new monarch. This always happens first from the balcony of Friary Court at St James's Palace in London, immediately following the meeting there of the Privy Council and the Accession ceremony following it, then on the steps of Mansion House in the heart of the City of London and also at the Tower of London. It used to happen at Charing Cross too (in Trafalgar Square) but, for some reason, not this time in 2022. Then in the UK, a little later (on the following day, the 11th of September last year), it is read from the Mercat Cross in Edinburgh, at Cardiff Castle in Wales and in Northern Ireland (I'm not sure where: Hillsborough Castle, maybe?). The proclamation is then read out ad libitum in towns and cities up and down the country, usually by representatives of the local authority e.g. the town clerk, mayor or the town crier, if there is one. Mayoral robes, tricorn hats and wigs might be worn. Major ancient institutions with a tradition of ceremony and the robes and finery to go with it such as this one might have their own proclamation as it gives the participants another excuse to dress up. The custom dates from before the days of mass media when this would be the main means of the population's knowing that there was a new monarch. The other Commonwealth realms, Crown Dependencies and other territories would be doing something similar but maybe on a smaller scale.

ty for the reply @@MrBulky992

Franco was his follower

Salazar and the National Union were ultimately republican and didn't support the restoration of the Portuguese monarchy

Indeed.

@@denzelklarenaar5883 Duits, wat met de tijdsgeest destijds synoniem staat aan Diets. Het betekend 'van het volk'. In dien tijd werd het veelal geschreven als 'Duytschen', en de meest nauwe hedendaagse spelling is Duitsen. Echter door verschillende aftakkingen des woords kan daardoor verwarring ontstaan met de originele betekenis.

I don't understand why

@@MattijsVandebroek Marie-Jose' Saxe-Coburg and Gotha daughter of King Albert I Iast Queen of Italy . Paola Ruffo di Calabria Queen of Belgium spouse of King Albert II. There are strong relations between Belgium Royals and Italian noble Houses.

@@carlobrotto7132 cool. They're also family with the british royals