Great production in every respect. Music, art, the actual words of those engaged, great battle maps and graphics. Very easy to understand, and an honest, unbiased history that’s by the numbers. Thank you!
@Baltu Lielkungs Gunārs Miezis You actually butchered the word "wherent" pritty baddly, it dosent exhist as a word, im guessing you were trying to say "were not", i think if you would have used an apostrophy like this... wher'nt ..... it might have looked more believeable.... Amazing guy, critises others for "butcherey" when he is a master butcher himself 😂😂😂😂😂 Go for it baltu !....
@Jesse Alexander German has many variations so I dont pay too much attention to that. I write this comment observing how you atempt to say slavic words.
I can never get enough of this mans exploits and campaigns, this channel is criminally underrated! Thanks so much for making this series and it's nice to hear the French or Russian translations of some of the quotes, brings a whole other dimension to hearing them.
@Red-baitingSwine I would say that "Grammer" is very significant, because it defines the way that we communicate, the kind of person we proport to be, is shown in our Grammer, and consequently we are assesed as to wether that person is worthy of respect or not. The oposite of that, is a person whom tries to communicate and english (for example) is their 2nd or 3rd language, so many errors are made giving whats called "broken" or "pidgeon" english... I think it is just samantics that one padantic person critises another persons gramatical skils, and for me, as long as they get their point across, thats fine, and i have neither the time or the energy to critise another persons gramatical or spelling mistakes, besides im too tactfull and respectfull as i appreciate another persons effort in being able to communicate to me, it is all samantics, and i couldnt be bothered with them...... Grammer (where ever possible) is everything, samantics are just basically "bitching" at another person to show your better, ever considered the person you speak to and insult could be capable of speaking 15 languages fluently?...... See how samantics waste time and effort?....
@Red-baitingSwine Why is it "apperently"? Do you question its authenticity or "just because" its here, it has to be correct?.... weird use of the word "apperently" which implies some sort of questionable ambiguity?.... lol
@Frances Bernard We all learned spelling in early grammar school, while too underdeveloped to learn important things. Similarly grammar. . "Grammar" school. ☺☺☺ . Next to semantics, grammar is quite insignificant.
When I first saw how long this documentary was I didn't think I would watch all of it.. But here I am 3:16 am on a Tuesday and I have just finished it.. This is one of the best made documentary I have ever seen. And I watch a lot of historic documentaries but this is beautiful.. Just beautiful.
Ditto...I grabbed my guitar to write songs...but here I am its 2am...I watched this with my guitar strapped on all the way through didn't even play it...wow.
It was exciting to watch this series episode by episode. I guess now is the time to rewatch it. As I may point out, The Revolutionary Wars started in 1792, so there are many campaigns to cover in the future :) If Napoleon had watched this documentary, he would probably say: What a great series, what a great series!
Great stuff! I had read about the campaign, and especially about the retreat and crossing of the Berezina and it was wonderful to follow your summary as it brought it all to life.
Excellent presentation! Timeline, Sequence, Content... from start to finish! Learned much I hadn't seen in previous publications I'd read. Certainly paints a 'different story. Thank you for all your effort!
The best Documentary on Napoleon's invasion of Russia I have ever seen. Very well done! I would love for it to continue through to when Napoleon was finally defeated and including the Battle of Leipzig, it's just at the turning point where the hunted becomes the hunter. :)
@Hillbilly in the Asia the Ukrainians couldn't in kherson or kharkov and Napoleon chased the Russians for how long? Not every situation is the same. Some enemies take more loses chasing thier retreating enemy, especially that a tactical retreat is a tried and tested military strategy.
The Battle of Waterloo was the single most important land battle, of the entire history of humanity, until World War One. Bc it was the last nail in France’s coffin, to become the numero uno and the head of nations. Had Waterloo been won by Napoleon, he would’ve gained control over half of Europe again and then been able to threaten, the freedom of the world again. The British only had a small land army and would not have been able to threaten Napoleon on land again. The Prussians, Austrians and Spanish had all been beaten by Napoleon before their liberation by Russia and Britain. Napoleon would’ve done the same to them again, or they would’ve flipped back to his side peacefully, then Napoleon would’ve had another go at Russia and probably forced a negotiated settlement, from Emperor Alexander of Russia. Then Napoleon could secure the resources and cooperation from Europe’s powers, in order to blockade and potentially invade his arch nemesis Great Britain.
The channel releases videos regularly, with an easy to understand and interesting historical recap. Hope the channel produces more interesting historical videos☺☺
Loved the "Napoleon is Russia" series; can't wait to see what's next! Real Time History videos on Thursday are always great; they're like the Herald of the Weekend!
You and your team are to be properly celebrated and congratulated. A herculean effort that is to be admired and praised. Thank you immensely for teaching me a part of history that heretofore was vague and opaque. The quote selection was superb, informative, and at times chilling. May your combined efforts reach billions in people and revenues.
I have learned more about the war of 1812 than in all my readings before by following this remarkable presentation. The Invasion of Russia is brilliantly presented.
Fantastic video. Informative and thank you for NOT censoring as this is history as it should be, raw and unfiltered. I look forward to your other video's.
Всё очень подробно. Не знаю насколько достоверна информация, но столь привлекающий документалка , что аж само по себе верится в это ,я конечно читаю через субтитры, но это не мешает , чтобы узнать хотя бы частичку историю. Спасибо за проделанную работу
Magnifique description. Depuis l’enfance, je me suis intéressé à l’histoire fascinante de Napoléon, le grand fossoyeur de notre nation. Jamais je n’avais vu une narration d’un telle précision, si bien documentée , d’une telle objectivité. C’est passionnant ! Bravo !
@UniqueChannelNameRussian is a hard language to translate. It's very rich and flexible so u can literally twist the sentence in various ways. For Russians its perfectly normal, as for translations and those who read from it, it goes 2 ways - a riddle if written in a complicated way or a sound sentence that is written plainly so that translator can proceed it perfectly. In your case its a riddle.
32:40 This is the reason my great(x3)-grandfather, who was a prestigious Wachtmeister in Germany (so he had the financial resources many did not), took his pregnant wife and several kids to America, which he described in documents "I didn't want my sons to fight and die in the non-stop wars in Europe". He unfortunately arrived here just in time for them to be caught up in the Civil War.
Like many others I thought this was an outstanding video history series, a generous 3 hour runtime to treat the subject in the detail it deserves, but at the same time not yielding to the temptation of padding with filler material. Maps excellent, ads minimal. Am I correct that the presenter is fluent in both French and Russian? though I can't place his accent in the spoken English. But I'm only a casual part-time viewer of these online history docs, and here I read in the comments that Epic tv brand is out there doing just as well if not better, on the very same topic. Indeed I've quite lost track of all the different video history brands. So what's up with online history documentaries?? the sub-genre has just exploded in popularity and the competition is now as fierce as the battle of Borodino itself.
Defining History that develops our opinion in some way that provides the proper perspective, helps to make some folks preserve their supply of profits. We seem to return to the same foolish conflicts in search of Booty, that were so horribly unproductive in the past? Wisdom comes to those who see beyond the surface of lies.....
Excellent work, I particularly enjoyed the soundtrack, as it is what every ambient music must aspire to: add something to the production, and never get in the way of the communicators voice and the audience. Always on point. Congrats 🎉
In love with this channel, great documentary, great narrator voice and translation. Im French love how you speak it! Keep doing the great work, history is so important! This and Soviet Storm documentary are so great so much details, fascinating!
REAL TIME HISTORY- Hopefully your channel will make a GREAT video about the "Hundred Days" campaign of Napoleon, Epic History did one on Waterloo BUT added on Battle of Quatre Bras and Battle of Ligny as quick footnotes, and they each deserve so much more, noting that SO many famous military figures died especially at Quatre Bras including the Duke of Brunswick, Lord Hay, and the Colonel of the Gordon Highlanders, John Cameron among many!!
Where I live in Germany, I've seen and examined in detail the amazingly detailed French Grande Armee Quartermaster requisitions from our village of Gochsheim and Schweinfurt as they bought Pigs, hay, goats from local farmers . All in correct military French, paid in Francs. I had a Polish Lancer Tschapka from this campaign for many years, Finally selling it to a well known Hollywood actor that is also a quiet but advanced Napoleon era Militaria collector.
I went to honors high School and got my bachelor's degree but never really learned much about Napoleon for some reason. Later in life I've decided to try to fill in some gaps and this is a great way to do it
First visit at this channel. I am positively blown away by the quality of this content. Don't know how they managed to make a 3h documentary that's interesting for regular people as well as history nerds.
Decent. I know it is a long video and some details had to be left out, but leaving out the Russian raid into the Frensh rear at Borodino is a travesty. It was one of the reasons why Napolean chose not to commit his Guard. Also, the major reason not to commit the Imperial Guard was the fact that the battlefield was shrouded in smoke and Napoleon could not see the whole picture. Russian Imperial Guard was used at the end of the battle to make it look the Russians were not beaten. They stood and took cannon fire until the end of the day.
I like and appreciate very much an excellent English, French and Russian pronunciation. High quality story telling. It sucked me in and I couldn't stop watching until the end
Wow man, i studied history in university and im generaly recognized as "history freak" :p Your knowledge and presentation style is just stunning, the level of detail here is out of this world. Also I love your French :D
What I like the most about this is that the narrator took the time to research how to pronounce Russian. Or otherwise has knowledge of it, as well as French - clearly. That's how it should be done. As fluent speaker of both, I feel this greatly adds to the value and immersion effect
Just excellent! Language note: Russian term prince is in English duke. To use prince in English translations is confusing, it has a different meaning. I watched recently the three part 1986(?) War and Peace based on Tolstoy' book.
It works as "prince" when you refer to the rulers of the feudal Rus states or to the members of the royal dynasty (brothers, cousins, uncles of the emperor etc) in the imperial Russia.
ufff me encanta estos videos tengo una idea para un video; Como funcionaba la logistica militar, desde los cartuchos, armas, como transportaban la comida, una de mis dudas el movimiento de los cañones podria ser interesante
Thanks ever so much for the upload. I was hooked from your 1st word, love well narrated historical documentaries. Also Hitler must have flunked Napoleonic history.
Amazing channel , what a brilliant program of Napoleans Russia campaign loved it so informative ,a truly great history lesson I have just watched ,thank you
Yup, had no idea I was going to stay transfixed for nearly 3 hours. My goodness, what a production. Congratulations to you and your team, much admiration.
20:47 I see that Dutch soldiers are missing in the French army. Between 1797 - 1814, 53.000 Dutch men joined the French army. 15.000 of them joined for the Russian campaign.
Did Junot ever explain why he didn't attack? It's impressive how close Napoleon came to victory. Neglecting his logistics and getting into a meet grinder against the Russians at Bordino seem remarkably un-Napoleon like.
If I recall it was due to confusion in orders. Junot wasn’t aware that the order to attack came from Napoleon directly and thought that Ney or another Marshal had asked him to, so he refused.
You said that from 600 hundred thousand man that was in Napoleon side only 15 thousand survive by the end of the campaign but couple minutes later you also pointed out that an estimated 300,000 died in the campaign so my question is what happend with the other 300 thousand?
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Great production in every respect. Music, art, the actual words of those engaged, great battle maps and graphics. Very easy to understand, and an honest, unbiased history that’s by the numbers. Thank you!
@Baltu Lielkungs Gunārs Miezis
You actually butchered the word "wherent" pritty baddly, it dosent exhist as a word, im guessing you were trying to say "were not", i think if you would have used an apostrophy like this... wher'nt ..... it might have looked more believeable....
Amazing guy, critises others for "butcherey" when he is a master butcher himself 😂😂😂😂😂
Go for it baltu !....
@Jesse Alexander German has many variations so I dont pay too much attention to that. I write this comment observing how you atempt to say slavic words.
@Baltu Lielkungs Gunārs Miezis If you mean German, I speak it fluently. For anything else, you are probably right.
@A Reader I meant "familiar"
I can never get enough of this mans exploits and campaigns, this channel is criminally underrated! Thanks so much for making this series and it's nice to hear the French or Russian translations of some of the quotes, brings a whole other dimension to hearing them.
@Mohammed Isaa When you say "semantics", what does that mean to you, in your mind, exactly?
@Mohammed Isaa Do you know what "apparently" means?
@Red-baitingSwine
I would say that "Grammer" is very significant, because it defines the way that we communicate, the kind of person we proport to be, is shown in our Grammer, and consequently we are assesed as to wether that person is worthy of respect or not.
The oposite of that, is a person whom tries to communicate and english (for example) is their 2nd or 3rd language, so many errors are made giving whats called "broken" or "pidgeon" english...
I think it is just samantics that one padantic person critises another persons gramatical skils, and for me, as long as they get their point across, thats fine, and i have neither the time or the energy to critise another persons gramatical or spelling mistakes, besides im too tactfull and respectfull as i appreciate another persons effort in being able to communicate to me, it is all samantics, and i couldnt be bothered with them...... Grammer (where ever possible) is everything, samantics are just basically "bitching" at another person to show your better, ever considered the person you speak to and insult could be capable of speaking 15 languages fluently?......
See how samantics waste time and effort?....
@Red-baitingSwine
Why is it "apperently"? Do you question its authenticity or "just because" its here, it has to be correct?.... weird use of the word "apperently" which implies some sort of questionable ambiguity?.... lol
@Frances Bernard We all learned spelling in early grammar school, while too underdeveloped to learn important things. Similarly grammar.
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"Grammar" school. ☺☺☺
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Next to semantics, grammar is quite insignificant.
This was an excellent lecture and video, concise but with superbly curated detail. Your use of original source material is outstanding.
30 degrees is actually quiet cool. =P (59:35)
Thank you.
Really enjoyed this series, well narrated and great visual aids. Thank you for making the series!
When I first saw how long this documentary was I didn't think I would watch all of it.. But here I am 3:16 am on a Tuesday and I have just finished it.. This is one of the best made documentary I have ever seen. And I watch a lot of historic documentaries but this is beautiful.. Just beautiful.
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Ditto...I grabbed my guitar to write songs...but here I am its 2am...I watched this with my guitar strapped on all the way through didn't even play it...wow.
Thanks!
It was exciting to watch this series episode by episode. I guess now is the time to rewatch it. As I may point out, The Revolutionary Wars started in 1792, so there are many campaigns to cover in the future :) If Napoleon had watched this documentary, he would probably say: What a great series, what a great series!
@Soacecraft Carrier: Ok Mr Pedantic
He was average height for the time.
@Flash Gordon *sacrebleu
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No he wouldn’t he would say, “mon dieu! and sacre blur! I would never make such a foolish mistake invading Russia!”
Great stuff! I had read about the campaign, and especially about the retreat and crossing of the Berezina and it was wonderful to follow your summary as it brought it all to life.
Agreed. Real Time History is the Gold Standard for KZclip documentaries.
Thanks!
Excellent presentation! Timeline, Sequence, Content... from start to finish! Learned much I hadn't seen in previous publications I'd read. Certainly paints a 'different story. Thank you for all your effort!
The best Documentary on Napoleon's invasion of Russia I have ever seen. Very well done!
I would love for it to continue through to when Napoleon was finally defeated and including the Battle of Leipzig, it's just at the turning point where the hunted becomes the hunter. :)
@Hillbilly in the Asia the Ukrainians couldn't in kherson or kharkov and Napoleon chased the Russians for how long? Not every situation is the same. Some enemies take more loses chasing thier retreating enemy, especially that a tactical retreat is a tried and tested military strategy.
The Battle of Waterloo was the single most important land battle, of the entire history of humanity, until World War One.
Bc it was the last nail in France’s coffin, to become the numero uno and the head of nations.
Had Waterloo been won by Napoleon, he would’ve gained control over half of Europe again and then been able to threaten, the freedom of the world again.
The British only had a small land army and would not have been able to threaten Napoleon on land again. The Prussians, Austrians and Spanish had all been beaten by Napoleon before their liberation by Russia and Britain. Napoleon would’ve done the same to them again, or they would’ve flipped back to his side peacefully, then Napoleon would’ve had another go at Russia and probably forced a negotiated settlement, from Emperor Alexander of Russia. Then Napoleon could secure the resources and cooperation from Europe’s powers, in order to blockade and potentially invade his arch nemesis Great Britain.
@Joshua 7 what 7 countries ?
You should watch epic history tv this is just a copy
@Hillbilly in the Asia The USSR won against Hitler, not only Russia. Stalin was Georgian for example. It included Belarus, Ukraine, Kazakhstan. Etc.
The narration is amazing. Love you throw in quotes in original language, it really adds a layer of authenticity to the whole experience.
The channel releases videos regularly, with an easy to understand and interesting historical recap. Hope the channel produces more interesting historical videos☺☺
Loved the "Napoleon is Russia" series; can't wait to see what's next! Real Time History videos on Thursday are always great; they're like the Herald of the Weekend!
By far, one of the best documentaries on the invasion of Russia I have ever seen.
You and your team are to be properly celebrated and congratulated. A herculean effort that is to be admired and praised. Thank you immensely for teaching me a part of history that heretofore was vague and opaque. The quote selection was superb, informative, and at times chilling. May your combined efforts reach billions in people and revenues.
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I have learned more about the war of 1812 than in all my readings before by following this remarkable presentation. The Invasion of Russia is brilliantly presented.
Fantastic video. Informative and thank you for NOT censoring as this is history as it should be, raw and unfiltered. I look forward to your other video's.
Indeed. Promote this kind of content, KZclip. How many billions are enough billions?
Absolutelly amazing content.
An absolutely brilliant presentation, easily the best account of the 1812 invasion I have ever read or viewed. Thank you.
Всё очень подробно. Не знаю насколько достоверна информация, но столь привлекающий документалка , что аж само по себе верится в это ,я конечно читаю через субтитры, но это не мешает , чтобы узнать хотя бы частичку историю. Спасибо за проделанную работу
Спасибо за комментарий. Книги, которые мы использовали, вы можете увидеть в описании под видео.
Magnifique description. Depuis l’enfance, je me suis intéressé à l’histoire fascinante de Napoléon, le grand fossoyeur de notre nation. Jamais je n’avais vu une narration d’un telle précision, si bien documentée , d’une telle objectivité. C’est passionnant ! Bravo !
Le grand fossoyeur ?
Какой шикарный диктор-даже "клюквы" не насыпал,что редкость эпичная,по нынешним-то временам!Снимаю шляпу!
@Azzypics
Maybe to you that makes sense but to the rest of the world it does not.
I know what he can do with his "cranberries"......
@UniqueChannelName "Didn't put the cranberries" in this case means "didn't tell any ignorant lies".
@UniqueChannelName
Think of the colloquial expressions you, yourself, use before insulting someone else's language.
@UniqueChannelNameRussian is a hard language to translate. It's very rich and flexible so u can literally twist the sentence in various ways. For Russians its perfectly normal, as for translations and those who read from it, it goes 2 ways - a riddle if written in a complicated way or a sound sentence that is written plainly so that translator can proceed it perfectly. In your case its a riddle.
@B Doon lol his comment translated as "What a gorgeous announcer-even "cranberries" did not pour, which is a rarity epic, for these times!" hahah wtf
32:40 This is the reason my great(x3)-grandfather, who was a prestigious Wachtmeister in Germany (so he had the financial resources many did not), took his pregnant wife and several kids to America, which he described in documents "I didn't want my sons to fight and die in the non-stop wars in Europe".
He unfortunately arrived here just in time for them to be caught up in the Civil War.
Like many others I thought this was an outstanding video history series, a generous 3 hour runtime to treat the subject in the detail it deserves, but at the same time not yielding to the temptation of padding with filler material. Maps excellent, ads minimal. Am I correct that the presenter is fluent in both French and Russian? though I can't place his accent in the spoken English. But I'm only a casual part-time viewer of these online history docs, and here I read in the comments that Epic tv brand is out there doing just as well if not better, on the very same topic. Indeed I've quite lost track of all the different video history brands. So what's up with online history documentaries?? the sub-genre has just exploded in popularity and the competition is now as fierce as the battle of Borodino itself.
@Jesse: There should be You Tube history awards and you certainly deserve some. Ty for such fabulous documentaries.
Defining History that develops our opinion in some way that provides the proper perspective, helps to make some folks preserve their supply of profits.
We seem to return to the same foolish conflicts in search of Booty, that were so horribly unproductive in the past?
Wisdom comes to those who see beyond the surface of lies.....
and fluent in German too
The presenter is fluent in French, and functional in Russian. His accent in English is Anglo-Quebec. ;)
Excellent work, I particularly enjoyed the soundtrack, as it is what every ambient music must aspire to: add something to the production, and never get in the way of the communicators voice and the audience. Always on point. Congrats 🎉
Soundtrack is extraordinary!
Really brilliant essay and love the interwoven quotes with sources included!🥇
In love with this channel, great documentary, great narrator voice and translation. Im French love how you speak it! Keep doing the great work, history is so important! This and Soviet Storm documentary are so great so much details, fascinating!
@Real Time History sorry to say but ambient and maps is better on epic history tv and this looks like a copy of. What epic history tv did
Thank you very much!
REAL TIME HISTORY- Hopefully your channel will make a GREAT video about the "Hundred Days" campaign of Napoleon, Epic History did one on Waterloo BUT added on Battle of Quatre Bras and Battle of Ligny as quick footnotes, and they each deserve so much more, noting that SO many famous military figures died especially at Quatre Bras including the Duke of Brunswick, Lord Hay, and the Colonel of the Gordon Highlanders, John Cameron among many!!
YES! If there is ONE battle that hasn't received ANY attention...It's WATERLOO! That video NEEDS to happen!
Where I live in Germany, I've seen and examined in detail the amazingly detailed French Grande Armee Quartermaster requisitions from our village of Gochsheim and Schweinfurt as they bought Pigs, hay, goats from local farmers . All in correct military French, paid in Francs. I had a Polish Lancer Tschapka from this campaign for many years, Finally selling it to a well known Hollywood actor that is also a quiet but advanced Napoleon era Militaria collector.
Danny DeVito?
Tom Hanks?
Almost 3 hours flew in one instant. You have done a great job! Thank you.
Thanks!
Napoleon is one of my favorite generals in history and made me love the French. Awesome documentary helped me out with my history HW as well
Absolutely one of the best historical pieces I have ever seen or heard.. Phenomenal job. Thank you !!!
I feel very fortunate that I live at the right time of history to be about to see your content.
I went to honors high School and got my bachelor's degree but never really learned much about Napoleon for some reason. Later in life I've decided to try to fill in some gaps and this is a great way to do it
I watched the whole 3 hour presentation from beginning to end. Magnificent.
Thank you so much for uploading this video. It is helping me get through the pandemic!
First visit at this channel. I am positively blown away by the quality of this content. Don't know how they managed to make a 3h documentary that's interesting for regular people as well as history nerds.
@Real Time History how are you still responding to comments xD
thanks and welcome to the channel
Wow. Nearly 3 hours of content. Astonishing. Well done!
Hands down, the best historical documentaries available.
Loved it , great work from the team 👍👍👍👍👍 thanks Jesse and co.
This was epic, thanks for the awesome work.
Congrats on all the hard work achieved and persisted upon. This is one of the most well-made documentaries on this website.
Thank you!
This entire video and it's narration is absolutely excellent, thanks.
An astounding narration ~ captivating the concentration to appreciate the clarity of all rounds of all battles : Very well done ~ Thank you
This was very well done.
Fascinating. I watched the whole thing in one sitting!
Decent. I know it is a long video and some details had to be left out, but leaving out the Russian raid into the Frensh rear at Borodino is a travesty. It was one of the reasons why Napolean chose not to commit his Guard. Also, the major reason not to commit the Imperial Guard was the fact that the battlefield was shrouded in smoke and Napoleon could not see the whole picture. Russian Imperial Guard was used at the end of the battle to make it look the Russians were not beaten. They stood and took cannon fire until the end of the day.
Being able to spot and promote talented Marshalls seems to be one of Napoleon's best qualities. No wonder he got so far..
I like and appreciate very much an excellent English, French and Russian pronunciation. High quality story telling. It sucked me in and I couldn't stop watching until the end
Superbly researched. Such an excellent documentary.
would like to see you do his 6 day campaign and waterloo. great content!
there will be more
This was phenomenal! How has this not blown up yet?????!!
Because neither the Russian artillery nor the French artillery has not bombarded the server on KZclip where it is hosted yet.
is that a rhetorical question?
It baffles me
Wow man, i studied history in university and im generaly recognized as "history freak" :p Your knowledge and presentation style is just stunning, the level of detail here is out of this world. Also I love your French :D
Bringing history to life is no mean feat. A great deal of hard work to cover all that befell both sides. I feel so much more educated.
This is my favourite channel on KZclip. Seriously, guys - you are amazing!
The artwork is so unexpectedly beautiful in this documentary! and the narrator's charming accent makes learning very enjoyable!
@Rabble Rouser,,, , čo. V ,. ,,,,
True learning comes long after school games.
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Wow, thank you!
"Closer to total war than it had ever been before."
*The Thirty Years War has entered the chat.*
The Age of Napoleon brought me here! Loved this series to bits!
This was so well done! Bravo!!
Wonderful presentation. I thoroughly enjoyed it!
What I like the most about this is that the narrator took the time to research how to pronounce Russian. Or otherwise has knowledge of it, as well as French - clearly. That's how it should be done. As fluent speaker of both, I feel this greatly adds to the value and immersion effect
Great work guys, thank you! Just a note, Borodino village was lost by the Jagers of the Russian Guard,
Better than any TV documentary
Just excellent!
Language note: Russian term prince is in English duke. To use prince in English translations is confusing, it has a different meaning.
I watched recently the three part 1986(?) War and Peace based on Tolstoy' book.
It works as "prince" when you refer to the rulers of the feudal Rus states or to the members of the royal dynasty (brothers, cousins, uncles of the emperor etc) in the imperial Russia.
I guess you’re right, I always translate the Russian word “knyaz’” as duke
Really incredible amount of data and manpower behind this documentary... Bravo fellows!
ufff me encanta estos videos tengo una idea para un video; Como funcionaba la logistica militar, desde los cartuchos, armas, como transportaban la comida, una de mis dudas el movimiento de los cañones podria ser interesante
Thanks ever so much for the upload. I was hooked from your 1st word, love well narrated historical documentaries. Also Hitler must have flunked Napoleonic history.
Amazing channel , what a brilliant program of Napoleans Russia campaign loved it so informative ,a truly great history lesson I have just watched ,thank you
Yup, had no idea I was going to stay transfixed for nearly 3 hours. My goodness, what a production. Congratulations to you and your team, much admiration.
Amazing work, thank you very much. So much detail, very well done. Congratulations. Please keep on with more material
we will, thanks
Unbelievable video. Great quality work!
What an expertly-narrated journey!
currently reading With Napoleon in Russia, the memoirs of his aide de camp. this is a perfect companion piece. thanks for the upload.
Great series very detailed ! This need 1 million views!!!
Amazing upload! Love the content. Keep it up.
20:47 I see that Dutch soldiers are missing in the French army. Between 1797 - 1814, 53.000 Dutch men joined the French army. 15.000 of them joined for the Russian campaign.
They are included in the French Empire figures, as indicated, since the French Empire absorbed the Low Countries.
What a time to be alive!
I really, really like the first hand account quotes throughout the Documentary. Those Quotes were packed with perspective.
Wow, this is amazing stuff. Sharing with friends. Keep up the great work.
great videos, know the story off the russian campaign but this video is still a must watch
The brilliant paintings make this entire presentation a sheer joy to follow.
So excited to watch this tonight you guys are seriously the best
Great content and so well narrated
Thank u
Braco! Excellent presentation! I don't believe I listened to the whole thing... I coukdn't tear myself away.
This was incredible, thank you
Excellent , Doesn't get better than this , thanks.
Man I've never watched something like this. I took it in like a sponge!
OUTSTANDING work!
Cheers from Croatia!!!
Thanks!
how does this only have 208k views?
this is awesome
KZclip video that is 100% better than anything made by a network. Utterly commendable video and very engaging.
Host is amazing also.
The details you give are fantastic.
Proclaiming the 2nd POLISH war. I didn't know that
this is GREAT! Keep up the great work, and put your stuff on RUMBLE!
Amazingly done documentary. Epic magnum opus!
Very well made. Thank you!
TWO HOURS AND FIFTY FIVE MINUTES OF NAPOLEON
YES!!!
damn this is quality content. so interesting!
By the way, Reynier wasn't a marshal,he was general of division
Yes, we corrected that after the first part was already recorded.
Well narrated. Interesting account of past aggressions. Enjoyed listening. Thank you. Wm [Malaysia]
I listened entirely.
Omg. The quality of this is amazing.
Did Junot ever explain why he didn't attack? It's impressive how close Napoleon came to victory. Neglecting his logistics and getting into a meet grinder against the Russians at Bordino seem remarkably un-Napoleon like.
If I recall it was due to confusion in orders. Junot wasn’t aware that the order to attack came from Napoleon directly and thought that Ney or another Marshal had asked him to, so he refused.
You said that from 600 hundred thousand man that was in Napoleon side only 15 thousand survive by the end of the campaign but couple minutes later you also pointed out that an estimated 300,000 died in the campaign so my question is what happend with the other 300 thousand?
Probably deserters. Or just casualties such as wounded and not able to fight.
You guys are amazing thank you so much can't stop listening
I can't believe they got Jake Gyllenhaal to narrate this channel. Definitely hitting subscribe.