I recognize the voice of the seagant from roukes drift (Zulu).

realistic title: British imperialists against Arab speaking slave traders

The victory at Vienna did not stop the islamic conquest of Europe. It just slowed it down for a few hundred years.

Check out the poem Rudyard Kipling wrote about this battle. "Here's tom you Fuzzy Wuzzy". It is on KZbin

Fine work, although IMAO: - 1:04 Indeed, most British troops wore khaki trousers, not black. Scots wore kilts. - 1:48 Egiptian rather than British troops composed the garrison at Khartoum' - 6:34 Mahdists with Zulu shields? - 9:05 Britsh officers in Wellington's attire?

The MAD MADHI

How brave (or stupid) must you be to stand and face 100,000 attacking Zulus?

Love the imagery. Is that Total War?

Thank god for strong, brave men

This battle started the whole Circle Wagons theme, that is how the Boers fought back this massive attack by the Zulus.

Nope but it sure was fun .

boog-a- loooo

Senseless war and death..

boogaloooo

Just 5 ears for an army?

The AI voice is putrid. If you can’t narrate it with a real person - shut the fu** up!!!

The AI voice is awful to putrid. Totally ruins the presentation.

What's with all of the debris flying through the air?

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Seems to me that the Hooker chap was a bit of a wet lettuce.

I think Lee would have lost against any competent aggressive general. Hooker lost it as much as Lee won. Not really bashing anything the south did. It was bold. But hooker was weak as can be.

These are really very good videos.

Well-done video that reminds me why I turn off the "glow-in-the-dark effect" they call reflection in Total War. ymmv of course. ;)

The Zulu were anti immigration

I saw the original film with Michael Caine that's was just jaw dropping but honestly u should make a remake of it im sure that it will b awesome great graphics 👌

en igualdad de armamento ,no habria sido igual.fue una matanza en toda regla.

excellent presentation

It was a king oto the II of carinthia and duke of stayeria and he wasnt under franks

People don’t understand that the Impi was the standard operating procedure for most of Africa. The men fought,the women looked after the households,and the children looked after the livestock. As the men were only warriors their numbers were less than those of the women so they had two or more wives. This went on for many hundreds of years creating a race of men who were fearless ,doughty warriors,as we see in the number of successful Black Boxers. The downside is that they are genetically keyed to be more aggressive and to treat women as chattels,something we in the West refuse to accept despite the evidence which is overwhelming.

Wait, it was seminary ridge not cemetery, It was on cemetery hill that Pickets charge occurred, my ancestor fight in this war.

I stopped watching after 49 seconds. And then I gave you a thumbs down. Because the sound was terrible. Your soundtrack was so loud it overcame your narrated voice making it impossible to watch and listen to.

Excellent commentary. It would be nice to show aerial views - so that the lay of the land, position of forces, etc. etc. is more easily discerned.

Such a shame we interrupted their space program.

WHITEEEE ROSEEEE

Boers had settled South Africa long before the nomadic Zulus arrived as Immigrants since no Blacks were able to cross Zambezi river before 17th Century and the only true Natives were the Sani people.

I believe that at this time, smokeless powder had not been adopted and so the logistics of the battle, through a dense cloud of gunsmoke, would surely have resembled Waterloo, with fire discipline prevailing.

It's somewhat ironic isn't it? Many British gave their lives to stop slavery, fighting against African peoples who wanted to maintain slavery and yet, many people, in the west, of African origin are incapable of realising the sacrifices the British made.

What round is it i think I hear a bell

The British had no business being there.

yo when will you have the anglo-boer war series ?

Surprising that Chelmsford wasn't court-martialed for disregarding direct orders, regardless of the outcome.

Bloodiest Battles The bloodiest battles of the Civil War were: Gettysburg: 51,116 casualties Seven Days: 36,463 casualties Chickamauga: 34,624 casualties Chancellorsville: 29,609 casualties Antietam: 22,726 casualties Source: NPS.gov (National Park Service)

I agree, a lot of inaccuracies and mistakes.

The captioning unable to read...

Can you do The Battle of Little bighorn?

I wonder what happened to the massive amount of prisoners in these battles??

Was it really important to invade Zulus

It was a tactical victory that cost the South the entire war. Jackson's death led to the dissolution of his corps and defeat at Gettysburg.

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