to lieutenant philip maugbeten to the impoverished prince of the greek royal family in exile they first came into the press's field of view and they started talking about them at my wedding in october 1946 at the abbey prince philibrachy is waiting for the arrival of the royal family's car there was a famous photographer who published the photo as he took her fur coat at the door of romsey abbey when they exchanged glances i think that's when real curiosity arose about them and people started to suspect something this is a special film made with permission of the royal family and the fiance of princess elizabeth in response to the interest of the world public in the upcoming royal wedding scheduled for november 20 in westminster abbey in the evening of london, who

had been waiting for several hours near the palace. rada greeted the princess and her fiance. a huge crowd, a thousand people came in the evening, others came at dawn, all eager to see and greet the royal wedding procession it became a fantastic event, you can take an ordinary wedding and increase the ceremony a hundred times, but here the wedding atmosphere covered the whole country i am elizabeth alexander mary i take philip i take philip for my husband for my husband to be with him to be with him from today forever from today not always together the king and queen were accompanied in the wedding procession by queen maria, prince andrew of greece, the mother of the groom and king

hakon of norway, the wedding was the first bright public event after the war, for which the members gathered of the royal families of europe and which reminded the almost forgotten times of the greatness of britain and now everyone congratulates the happy couple who came out on the balcony what an amazing princess today she is simply charming in this incredible dress and seems very happy next to her husband they both plunged into life under constant close supervision when the newlyweds set off on a journey where every smile, turn of the head or wave of the hand was painstakingly filmed, she completely relied on his sense of humor, advice, and immediacy, it was a stunningly happy marriage they were bound by love and it never stopped , they both had a rare quality as individuals and spouses always to consider

the other first, who do i think sharing a very important matter, they really always thought of each other and one never interfered in constitutional matters , government affairs, etc. however he was always very helpful by offering ideas that showed his views on things the duke of edenburg is flying to malta on saturday at danalia airport to you danalia such a viking with the royal emblem on board took off his royal highness prince philip the duke of edenburg a lieutenant of the royal navy went to serve in malta his happiest days the young couple princess elizabeth and prince philip spent on the island of malta relatively freely and relatively privately the schedule of the princess it was a wonderful experience how

can you lead a completely anonymous life because people were very considerate and realized that they do not want a different attitude. i think it was a very special experience, how can you actually lead a normal private life in malta, the prince became interested in playing polo and the princess found her hobby, she filmed what she loved most in the life of horses and her husband, and the dynasty needed children, and here is prince charles of edinburgh, for the first time in the last two centuries, a prince in the line of succession to the throne was named charles, a

year after the wedding, their family's home videos appeared the first-born, it was a rare opportunity to see the princess so furiously cheerful and defenseless , she led a normal life without the restrictions of ceremony, because her purpose was always to fulfill public duties, instead, prince charles already in the cradle was the future king. and two years later , a second child was born. it was the first public appearance of the one-month-old princess anna, but she had no idea about it, but soon the family suffered a terrible blow. in 1952, king george vi fell seriously ill, he sent his daughter with her husband to a trip to australia and new zealand, they had to return through kenya, that was the last time she saw her father in kenya,

prince philip informed the queen about the death of her father, they say that she could not go to london holding back tears looked out the window and thought about the future britain was already waiting for her the death of the king who was only 56 years old changed her life forever a 25-year-old mother of two young children ascended the throne i think in many ways it was a terrible shock just imagine at that age she hoped that she would have plenty of time for completely different things for the family and children and to prepare god save the queen hipub hurrah

the planning lasted for 16 months but on the second of june 1953 the coronation of queen elizabeth ii stunned the country, which was still in post-war conditions and a harsh economy." the most unimpressed was the beginning of the service, when the queen

entered and passed the look on which she had to sit next , she knelt in prayer in front of the main altar, this is a very deep symbolism when the head of state makes a vow to god before others make a vow, the queen accepted the anointing of blessing and consecration and anointed you before by god and the law for her, it was the exact moment when she became the queen at the ceremony, which in more than a thousand years has hardly changed the queen were crowned christian faith was of

great importance to the queen she always remained strict followed the rules and went to church i think it was instilled in her from the very beginning and i think that perhaps the most interesting thing for the queen was that she always wondered why other people did not have the same faith as this day is coming to an end and i know that i will remember it not only because of the solemnity and beauty of the ceremony." »

27 million viewers watched the telecast of the ceremony, but not these private family moments that the queen filmed personally behind the scenes buckingham palace, they remind us that monarchy and family are one and the same. four-year-old prince charles became the first child to watch his mother's coronation sitting on his grandmother's lap. princess anne was still too young. i will never forget how young we were and were taking a bath and she came in and tried on the crown before the coronation amazing moment i will never forget it now she was the

sovereign of the united kingdom of australia new zealand and canada and head of 14 other independent states, she also became the head of the anglican church, the royal navy, the army, the royal air force, and, of course, the commonwealth. she visited australia for the first time in 1954, when i was 14 or 15 years old, and now the queen on the throne came and the visit aroused any interest, it was a significant event, i think people treated her so well because her love for the commonwealth was evident she cried every part of this

territorial empire as every part of her united kingdom queen and mother elizabeth ii became the first british sovereign since queen victoria to combine these roles while on the throne in 1960 with prince andrew appeared and in four years prince edward became a princess and prince charles at 17 as the heir to the throne prince charles received the title of prince of wales when they were still a boy so that he would better understand the meaning of the title at the request of the queen formally, the investiture ceremony took place when he was already 20. i remember being a little nervous when they told me that i would have to go through the whole castle with that heavy and unusual crown on my head. in the end, i had to go to my mother,

kneel in front of her, and get a no. i am charles the prince of wales i am your forever jovial i think it was a very solemn touching and humbling moment under the rules of the new times they were much closer to their people than ever a few weeks before the investiture two thirds of the population got the opportunity to follow the daily life of the royal family on tv screens, it gave an understanding of how the royal family lived in the 1960s, i kept wondering if we would find something for sapphires for a

silver bouquet. so it's easy, the main thing is not to forget about it, as if a tiger is growling. let's go already to the others , let's go, let's join the others. how the queen managed to combine maternal duties with the monarchs was unknown for many years, but her children kept quiet about it. there was no question of vacations at all, we almost always spent them somewhere at home because of the fact that there was everything that she liked, the countryside, dogs, horses. she loved to be there. and it was also an opportunity to avoid the watchful eye of the public. i have very warm memories of my childhood in scotland, a good ball, the sea in the summer and everything else. so i was extremely happy that i had

such mother she always remained a queen and it was extremely important for all of us, but she was also my mother, that's how i remembered her, the happiest times when we were together, the holidays came, so belmorel and sandringen remain my favorites to show in places because when we arrived there we were a real family why did you do it because it will stay that way she was always interested in everything what i was doing i remember when i went to school or somewhere else she always said that i should behave like everyone else she worked a lot because of this, we never saw her during the day, only in the evenings when all the other families

got together. we could see our parents on the weekend . and we could also go to the hungarian castle together. always remained a priority what would you like lollipops ice cream yes you ice cream he loves him very much he immediately went to him and left the relationship was intermittent because there were things and programs that no one could change but she always tried to find time for regular communication with the children britain was very there were times when it seemed that the queen was completely relaxed, she was freed from the pressure of the work of the country, but there was always

a feeling that there were some other extremely important things that needed to be done where to go as a child, i was always with her on these trips, it was probably the best way to understand what they wanted from you and how to do it, it wasn't too easy, every word of yours mattered , you couldn't just study in silence, well, jump in there was a very special relationship, unlike my three brothers, in fact , such a relationship developed. i will always remember her, family

first of all. but after work day after day, constitutional duties absorbed almost all of the queen's time, and everything began with an endless stream every night we handed her a red box full of papers, cabinet documents, intelligence reports, telegrams, every morning they came back to us read and marked since the time of winston churchill, she knew all the important secrets of britain, some of which no one knew anymore as the head of state, only the monarch has the right to convene or conclude the sessions of the parliament and appoint the prime minister, she knew well those whom she appointed and communicated with them at weekly meetings your majesty your majesty ...

this is the only place where the prime minister can stay alone with someone as informed as the queen and knowing that everything would stay within the confines of a meeting to be sure that information would not be shared just the two of you talking to each other when things were really bad like war and peace or a government crisis and difficult decisions had to be made these meetings were a chance

to talk to someone and hear wise words these were things that are not able to discuss with anyone else she was very good at expressing an opinion without giving direct advice apart from regular meetings with her prime ministers the queen had a wide circle ceremonial duties from the processes of knights of the order of the garter in the dawn to garden receptions in buckingham palace and bare rudhouse, which were visited by more than 30,000 guests every year during her lifetime, the queen presented more than 400,000 decorations and awards, this is a sign of gratitude and recognition of a- and her recognition of the things they accomplished, the sense of pride and high self- esteem she gave people were worth a lot every year in june nadia's official

birthday, a flag-raising ceremony was held until the last years of her reign, the queen every year she received invitations to almost 400 solemn events in the united kingdom in the status of the queen, she made more than 270 foreign visits in total, every year thousands of diplomats gathered in buckingham palace for receptions given by the royal family, and she exchanged at least a few phrases with each of them, you are here you are studying when we got together as a family we always discussed some funny things that happened to us she really liked these stories she had a unique sense of humor your majesty does not mind your tight schedule you

you look great tomorrow i have to meet 16 people and i'm unlikely to look great 1991 us president george bush sr. officially invited the queen to the united states unfortunately no one took care of the podium for her so instead of the head of state the world press could only see her hats off to me it's been 15 years since my last visit to washington her majesty queen elizabeth ii his royal highness the duke of edinburgh in two days speaking in the us senate the queen reminded me of this i hope you are all well you can see me from your seats during her reign

there were serious changes to be queen means to withstand all the storms and winds of change that are blowing around the 1970s were quite a stormy and politically extreme decade when republican sentiments strengthened, in particular in scotland some students started knocking on windows shouting out the queen groups of students, many of whom were drunk, accompanied the queen everywhere, protesting against the expenses of the royal visit , they sang songs on the bed and even threw the stink bomb, the queen remained unmoved and no hooligans could touch her, the celebration of her silver jubilee in 1977 became a kind of test of the institution of the monarchy, she easily withstood it with the help of large-scale street parties and an emotional address that recalled the promise

she made on her birthday when she was still a princess when i am 21 years old i promised to devote my life to the service of my people i asked god to help me fulfill this oath although i promised this when i was very young and inexperienced, i do not regret and do not take back any of my words, she was not going to retreat or evade the promise, her decision was subjected to new and new tests, and the most severe happened in 1979, when the northern irish republicans began to threaten her family, the man she called uncle dickie, lord louis maldbeten, died as a result of an explosion during a boat trip, the

queen suffered a terrible loss, but she knew that it was for her husband prince philip to know that he had lost the second most important person in his life will be a devastating blow. it added a sense of vulnerability, added to the belief that the royal family and its supporters could become targets, it shook them to their very foundations, the most serious challenges in the queen's life did not arise due to external factors, but due to internal family problems, and it is not surprising, because he zori is a self-proclaimed royal dynasty who is proud of the observance of christian values, after her own wedding the queen gave a speech in which she condemned divorce, but in modern monarchies it is difficult to avoid the disintegration of the family first divorced in close to the queen's family track

was her only sister princess margaret in 1960 she married anthony armstrong jones and in 1978 they divorced the first child of the queen to marry was princess anne in 1973 she became the wife of captain mark phillips in 1986 the whole country celebrated the wedding of prince andrew and sarah ferguson they divorced the same year as princess anne 1992 is not one that i will remember with frank pleasure as one of my kindest correspondents says this year turned out to be simply terrible this year of upheavals, windsor

castle survived a fire that occurred during the celebration of the 45th anniversary of the queen's wedding, the castle where the royal family lived for almost a thousand years was partially destroyed by an accidental incident when the curtain caught fire from the spotlight. i think none of us will ever forget how our fragile queen stands in hooded raincoat in the rain and looking at all this devastation and how we deal with it but the 92nd year of royal drama rocked the news of another even more dramatic royal divorce buckingham palace with jelly reports that the prince and princess of wales decided to divorce when in 1981

the heir to the british throne, prince charles, married lady diana spencer, only a few people could have imagined that everything would end in divorce, it was one of the loudest public weddings that spared no expense and watched by 750 million people around the world, what an extraordinary moment in the life of the new princess of wales to see this sea of ​​people who feel that she somehow belongs to them then after the birth of prince william of wales in 1982, the future of the monarchy seemed more stable than ever before and two years later, a second son,

prince harry , was born. william was baptized in this shirt, grandmother, great-grandmother, you, great-grandmother, and me in the mid-90s, the final scenes and the contradictions between them became public when it became clear that everything leading to a divorce, i had to act as a mediator with the princess, the queen was looking for a pragmatic solution, she could help the princess start a new life, i believe that the queen reconciled with this sad result, maintained a

close relationship or chat with the princess until suddenly in august 97 with there was news that shook not only the monarchy but also the whole world. just after midnight, a black mercedes crashed into a concrete column of an underground tunnel, after which it flew to the side wall with a concussion, a broken arm and a deep pie thighs this is no reason to worry too much stephen i will kill you the british press association citing anonymous sources in britain has just announced the death of princess diana of wales the news was terrible sad news so shocked britain that no one even tried to hide in the mountains