Absolutely Disgusting Fate of Poland’s Most Hated Queen

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  @TheEternalMysteries · 1 month ago · pinned

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  @MyrnaSkogland · 1 month ago

  That poor girl😢 I cannot imagine the pain she endured.😢😢😢

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  @mancuso5781 · 3 days ago

  5 am in South Carolina, USA. Trying to get some sleep and I love these stories. Never knew history could be so fascinating.

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  @davidlivingstone9528 · 4 days ago

  I&apos;m watching from Ontario Canada

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  @tdotjazzberryram61 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Houston, Texas . Great history while I relax at dinner this evening after work...<br>RIP Dolly P 🎉🙏🏾🎸🎤

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  @Pdstor · 2 days ago

  The whole list you provide about the claims - &quot;loose morals,&quot; witchcraft, incest, and all of that - are called &quot;stock charges,&quot; and were popular during the medieval and Renaissance eras. They were supposed to rouse hatred among the common folk and give open license to the nobility to dislike and even support the execution of the accused, and they almost always were political. Men were typically accused of treason, atheism, heresy, incest and loads of other crimes, and foreigners had common tropes tossed in their direction according to country (as the Sforzas did) with the accusation &quot;spy&quot; thrown in for good measure.

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  @inverdragon68 · 1 month ago

  Listening in Inverness on a rainy Monday.

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  @GrantMackay-wm1pe · 1 month ago

  ONE HAS TO FEEL FOR THIS DOOMED WOMAN ,TO BE HONEST IN THOSE DAYS ,AND FOR SEVERAL CENTURIES AND MORE AFTER HER TIME ,SHE WAS A DEAD WOMAN ,CERVICAL CANCER EVEN NOW IS POTENTIALLY LETHAL .WHAT IS SAD IS THE RELUCTANCE TO USE WHAT WOULD HAVE AT LEAST EASED HER AGONY ,EASTERN DOCTORS BY THAT TIME HAD A GREAT KNOWLEDGE OF THE POWER OF THE POPPY ,GOTTA HAND IT TO THE KING ,IF THAT WAS NOT LOVE I DONT KNOW WHAT IS .

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  @MsFoland · 1 month ago

  Watching from Poland, thank you.

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  @soberwelshwoman · 10 days ago

  Listening to this at 6.30pm in Wales. UK

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  @seraphimaventer6357 · 1 month ago

  Siberia here. Top of Baikal. The last days of summer.

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  @iceescape · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  Tragic story &nbsp;😢

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