Life Before the Crown: Princess Elizabeth (2024) | Full Documentary
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On April 21st 1926, the future Queen was born. Elizabeth Alexandra Mary. During her grandfather's reign, Elizabeth was third in the line of succession to the British throne, behind her uncle Edward and her father. When her grandfather died in 1936 and her uncle succeeded as Edward VIII, she became second in line to the throne, after her father. Her younger sister, Princess Margaret, became her best friend and confidant as a child. They grew up in a relatively stable and mundane family dynamic. It was a seemingly blissful life with privilege, with very little in the way of the pressure they would later face. Elizabeth’s exceptional dedication and attitude to the duties she inherited, as she followed in her father’s footsteps, would have the nation’s unwavering respect and love. A love which Margaret would come to envy.They were both Princesses, but only one could be Queen. She would grow up to become the most powerful woman in the world, and the titled leader of the British Empire.
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My Great Grandmother met the Queen once. Back in (I think) the 60s or 70s when she was one of the only women working for Boeing and the Queen came to the USA and visited my Great Grandmothers place of work. Grandma is now 98 and still talks about that day.
That's great.
Miss her grace and dignity.
Rest in peace dear Queen, you are still sorely missed ❤
To have her back again would be joy returned.
R.I.P EIIR.
Beautiful…
I read what Margaret said when she asked if E was to be Queen: "poor you."
Influential, perhaps.
There is such thing as "soft" power. This is the sort of power that does not require the use of coercion, laws, armed forces, etc. Soft power relies on the use of common ground, morals, values, and involves the use of appeal and attraction.
@@jeannelipham2583Exactly... That soft power indeed. It paved the way for a sort of modern diplomacy.
😊😮who is telling this story? Looks familiar but....
The “most powerful” woman in the world is a HUGE stretch for a constitutional monarch.
There is such thing as "soft" power. This is the sort of power that does not require the use of coercion, laws, armed forces, etc. Soft power relies on the use of common ground, morals, values, and involves the use of appeal and attraction.
How did she become 'powerful'? I thought the whole point about monarchy in Britain was that the monarch has no power.
There is such thing as "soft" power. This is the sort of power that does not require the use of coercion, laws, armed forces, etc. Soft power relies on the use of common ground, morals, values, and involves the use of appeal and attraction.
@@jeannelipham2583 Well said!