The Story of Vickie (Mädchenjahre einer Königin)

'London, June 19, 1837

To his majesty the king of the Belgians.

Dear brother, we have been in the old palace of Kensington for six months.

Every day looks the same. I write letters...

the court ladies chat and Victoria is taught.

Day and night I care for that dear child. "

England is a rich, cultivated and civilized country.

Thanks to the wise management...

England is a rich, cultivated and civilized country.

Thanks to the wise management...

England is a rich, cultivated and civilized country.

Dankzifyhek wfqze besiuur of ans deafly vorskenhdm...

Princess. Princess.

Princess.

Victoria.

Thanks to the wise management...

the people of our dignified royal family know no need, poverty or hunger.

Very well.

Hunger.

Princess. Princess.

That is why the people love their own royal house.

The tea is ready.

May I ask a few more questions, royal highness?

Go ahead. - That's right, dean.

The lesson will only be ready in two minutes. You are too early with the tea.

King Edward VI?

Raised the Anglican church into a state church.

What did King Charles II do?

Charles II? Man, what did he do again?

Victoria, don't be so vulgar.

Excuse me, mama. I blurted it out.

But it is not vulgar. That's how you say it in Germany. Still, baroness?

Yes, it is not bad at all. - Thanks for the information.

Man. - please.

What? No, I don't have to. Wait a minute, stop.

Thanks, I don't have to. - Charles ll recovered...

- Recovered... - He recovered...

He restored the power of the Anglican church...

and enlarged England's overseas territories.

- Catholicism... - He tried to reset.

I'm surprised at your memory. - I too.

Tomorrow we will discuss the economic situation in the colonies.

Princess.

You have already had. - Only one more.

That is enough. - But they are so small, highness.

That is the second time you read me today, Baroness Lehzen.

Mr. Taglione is waiting in the music room for the childbirth lesson.

Go on, child.

Princess.

I can't stand that woman. - That's why she's her confidant.

Unfortunately. - And she's greedy too. Excuse me.

She has put a sandwich with her. - That's just like her.

Thanks.

Pfmses, we're going natuufifflderer flopen today.

Go ahead. - Maestro, music please.

Pay close attention to the smooth running. Always natural.

The same applies to your posture.

The rounded movements must of course always be natural.

Man, it looks like a stork. - Baroness, what a vulgar expression.

Do you want to try it sometime, Princess?

Excellent. Exquis.

I only have to do unnatural and he is satisfied.

His majesty the king of the Belgians. - His majesty?

Hello, dear sister. - Leopold.

I didn't know you were in England. I just wrote you a letter.

I've been to Windsor. - Were you in Windsor?

Be kofimg “gt on siewen.

What is that? - Please forgive me.

It can be done any time...

and Gus moeflfictofla was informed.

Ash, that unsuspecting child. - How so'? 'Neat 1st dan ma...

No. We did not know that it was going downhill so quickly.

Does she know that she will be queen when William IV dies?

No, that week 1st also no.

I have kept it a secret so far.

She must keep her childish innocence for as long as possible.

But I'm going to tell her right now... - No, it's incredibly dangerous...

so her children's soul rushed to raid with such news.

No, the realization that she is the future queen of England...

stupid and voonichiug, to her mind.

I want to talk to her supervisor, Baroness Lehzen.

What? Does she have to tell her? That seems to be a task for the mother.

You think so, dear sister. But nevertheless I think...

that if; preparatory work Can do.

You know you want law, dear brother. Inform the baroness.

Yes, royal highness.

And the Si “Conroy also come.

Lady Littleton, keep your glasses on even when you're not working.

What were we talking about? - Sorry.

Oh yeah. For 18 years I have been waiting for this day.

And now that the time has come, I can hardly believe it.

My child will be queen. A gypsy girl once predicted me...

Please, dear sister, no gypsy stories.

And now you reach out to me so that I can kiss it, Princess.

No no, princess. Very slowly, always naturally.

With outstretched arm. If I may do it for a moment.

Always natural. Go ahead, princess.

"Lo," ya. Unique. Exqub, pfmses.

I always ask you to think about that: of course, of course.

Sir Conroy, the Duchess is calling you for a meeting.

Did something happen? - No, or actually.

I mean, not yet. I fear that a major change will await us.

The princess is only a child, but smarter than many other girls.

I know that. - She knows the duties of a prince.

Without knowing that she will ever bear this responsible burden herself.

That is thanks to your wise upbringing.

That's why I want no one but you...

brings the princess to mind in a sensible and gentle way...

that her big eyes mm. - Thank you for your trust.

You may do as you see fit.

Now I would like to say goodbye to my dear child.

What if Victoria becomes queen? - Do we have to leave?

Or does she take us into her household? - Don't worry, ladies.

Leave everything to me. I will... What a beautiful weather, huh?

I actually wanted to go fishing. - You should do that.

Then there is that delicious fish again. - The trout were delicious yesterday.

Simply fantas...

That woman must be defused as quickly as possible.

Who is there? - That is a surprise.

Uncle Leopold. How nice that you are here.

I have to go back to Brussels today. I've come to say goodbye.

Can't you stay longer? - Unfortunately not. My country is counting on me.

Your mother told me about your departure.

I'm very happy with it. Say what you want as a reward.

I've had something in mind for a while. Ask my dear mother...

to allow me to be alone for one hour every day.

Do you sometimes say that I am disturbing you? - Absolutely not, mama.

I just want to be alone for an hour every day.

The fate of a loving mother. You are worried day and night...

and suddenly your child gets in the way. I really don't understand anything of that.

I do not understand.

I fear that you have hurt your mother with your request.

That was not the intention. I'll take it back.

Come.

She wants to be alone. Baroness Lehzen must have whispered that to her.

Calm down. He won't talk for much longer.

Let's hope so. Handkerchief. Hurry up.

Please. - Thank you, my dear Sir Conroy.

How ungrateful is that child.

Unforgivable. - Unbelievable.

I have no words for it. - Incomprehensible.

Ladies, you are talking about the future Queen of England.

Please leave me alone.

You haven't told me about your confirmation.

It was beautiful. I was wearing a white lace dress...

and a wreath of small white roses. Really beautiful.

It was one of the most festive events of my life.

I am happy that this festive day made such an impression on you.

Faith is the most important thing. I recommend you as much as you can...

to talk about the state church. Without capturing of course.

There must be a new cabinet. Lord Melbourne must disappear.

Goad, but so what did we get after that?

Leave that to me.

Melbourne would only use Victoria as a puppet.

Absolutely.

Furthermore, always emphasize that you were born in England.

Is that so important, uncle? - Yes, because you are of German descent.

And now I want to say goodbye to your mother.

I call mom. I still have to apologize to her.

I sneak on my toes, hold my hands over her eyes...

give her a kiss and everything will be fine again.

Have a good trip, uncle.

You must act more forcefully. - Yes, but what should I do then?

The new government has to pay a substantial amount of pension every year.

What are you concerned with my finances.

Who else should be concerned about your future?

Uncle Leopold wants to say goodbye. - Already?

Excuse me, I'll be right back.

Pflnses, hey, I am glad you are allowed to grow.

Here you are, princess. I was looking for you everywhere.

What is going on?

Princess, what's wrong? Has anything happened?

Princess, then say something.

May I not know what makes you so unhappy?

Shall I call your mother? - No.

Princess, calm down.

Come on, don't cry.

It is time for our history lesson.

We can m with merge “deme”! - No, pfmses. Come on.

Can't we stay here? - Which is good.

We are going through the history of the House of Hanover today.

I have drawn the pedigree for you here.

George I, Elector of Hanover, became King of England in 1714.

Then George II reigned from 1727 to 1760.

George Ill from 1760 to 1820.

George IV... That was my uncle.

He was succeeded by his brother, the current King William IV.

His children Charlotte and Elisabeth died in 1819 and 1821.

So he had no descendants.

Ms the korimg comes to ovefify...

- If the king dies... - Will there remain...

am “er...

Nobody else measures about...

Behave...

I.

I want to do well.

Announce us: Lord Conyngham and the Archbishop of Canterbury.

But the entire palace is asleep. - We must speak to the Duchess.

That cursed palace will be in an uproar immediately.

A new era begins. - Yes.