Bataille de Waterloo - animation carte

[@It9LpBFS37]

this is the most accurate map animation of battle of waterloo i have ever seen, good job mate!

[@MagicScaleModeling]

Admirable. Votre travail est tout simplement grandiose. Merci

[@JoeOvercoat]

A most excellent presentation. Now to watch again, in slo-mo…

[@davidbihan3214]

Je mets un pouce bleu, non pas pour le résultat de cette bataille, mais pour la qualité pédagogique de cette vidéo.

[@g.l8610]

Vidéo de malade on attend les autres avec impatience.

[@donnydoeschildren3517]

Dommage c'était un oneshot

[@rockervolt9177]

J'ai toujours cherché ce genre d'animation temps réel pour lire et comprendre au mieux les grandes batailles dont je fais la lecture dans mes différents ouvrages historiques. Un grand bravo pour ton travail ! Je m'abonne et j'espère qu'il y en aura beaucoup d'autres, quelque soit la période que tu choisiras ;-) Ps: très bon choix de fond sonore, pas trop envahissant pour pouvoir se concentrer sur la bataille.

[@frnckncz]

Moi aussi je m'abonne, merci pour le travail

[@lhistorienchipoteur9968]

Si tu vas aux Invalides, à Paris, tu pourras voir beaucoup d'animations de bataille françaises dans le même genre que celle-ci.

[@Toni62R]

There it is very obvious that the prussian appearance was the turning point of the battle

[@andrewcorrie8936]

Pretty much: "give me night or give me Blucher" as Wellington said. He'd defended superbly for the best part of the day but clearly could not have won without the Prussians.

[@EroticOnion23]

Definitely, those units could have been used to support Ney's charges and crushed the British squares...

[@Jakob178]

well without the battle in Leipzig they have defeat britain faster

[@jamesgray3725]

@@andrewcorrie8936 that was pretty much the plan. hold napoleons forces for as long as possible until bluchers Prussians gave him numerical superiority

[@dnmurphy48]

@@EroticOnion23 The cavalry charges would never have broken the squares, Using cavalry was foolish. IT should have been infantry and artillery.

[@mrchromaticable]

i have an ancestor that was in the Prussian cavalry and survived the war. very well done. Thanks!

[@frauleinhohenzollern]

What was the name?

[@martin.xavier.4381]

Qu elle tristesse de ne pas avoir plus de video de ce type, c'est tres bien fait

[@Etienne0C]

Dommage que vous ayez arrête ce travail : Passionnant ! très beau travail ! 5 ans après

[@28pbtkh23]

Brilliant piece of work. Great accompanying music as well.

[@dioscuro11]

La suma de todo el conocimiento escrito sobre Waterloo. 10 de 10 👌

[@ebossche]

I just finished the book of Bernard Cornwell on the waterloo battle and your animation Show Exactly was is said in the book , Great Work !! Il serait sympa d'avoir d'autre animations sur différente bataille de l'histoire ;-)

[@KiljiArslan]

Thank you so much> Really shows how much the Duke of Wellington was in a amazing position.

[@slimdog5802]

Je découvre... C'est magnifique le boulot qui a été fais!

[@andycdwll]

Great work. Could you do more?

[@28pbtkh23]

Great work, brilliantly done. Very interesting to see the difference made by the Prussians.

[@jjay3494]

Great! But a little too fast.

[@lgjosh2481]

Try slowing the video down

[@tfoltzyt111]

This was the best waterloo vid ive seen except i cant understand it ;(

[@ZEWXEL]

Yeah! I watched on 0,75 speed and still use pause

[@herveglandu4847]

2 vs 1 => easy win. Au moins on sait exactement comment ça s'est passé, beau travail, bravo.

[@veritevraie4433]

Excellent work, thank you. We already know how the battle ends but every time I still hope Napoleon will win 🙂 This Corsican is the greatest man of all times.

[@willhall4037]

Napoleon was very ill on the day. The mass murderers armies had no real chance of wining. Sending Grouchy on a wild goose chase didn't help either. Even so it is still my fave battle of the Napolionic wars.

[@babindavid7906]

Superbe travail !!! Merci et bravo pour cette animation très claire !

[@Krakator2011]

J'attends celle de la bataille d'Austerlitz avec impatience, on dit que sa stratégie est encore à nos jours étudié dans toute les écoles militaires.

[@fredericusrexii1817]

Tu veux un générale qui a créé les bataillon...,la stratégique .m Part voire Frédéric II il a balayer c ennemi avec une petit armee tout les Européens de l'époque lon respecte,il a montrer à l'europe qu'une arme petit mieux antrainerentraîner et bien manoeuvrer et strategique était plus fort qune armee avec plus de soldat

[@sniperloic2904]

Là la bataille d'austerlitz avec du commentary ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/q53PaYJ7jp6ZY9U

[@gengis737]

@@fredericusrexii1817 Frédéric II a été écrasé à Kunersdorf par l'armée russe, il n'a été sauvé que par la mort d'Elisabeth Ière et la volonté de Pierre III de mettre fin à la guerre.

[@vaevictis3960]

@@fredericusrexii1817 Napoléon s'est inspiré de Frederic le Grand mais il a fait 10x mieux que lui en augmentant encore la stratégie basée sur les corps d'armée et la vitesse. Deux bonnes chaînes (avec des sous titre FR pour certaines vidéos en anglais) pour ce genre d'animation : Epic History et Kings and generals.

[@rodolphedecurieresdecastel9564]

@@fredericusrexii1817 je n'arrive pas à décoder ton commentaire

[@ulfur7584]

Took me 4 years to find, only 1 video??? thats such a disappointment, this was awesome

[@Nicolas-Vive-Le-Christ-Roi]

6 contre 1. sinon c'est bien fait bravo.

[@Lichtie]

un français Tu connais les anglais hein

[@onizuuka2841]

Hetza 5721 raciste

[@thebaba4746]

@@onizuuka2841 tg

[@thebaba4746]

@@onizuuka2841 OK mec ferme ta gueule

[@chosta5165]

@@thebaba4746 BON CALMEZ-VOUS TOUS LES DEUX ! ON EST ICI POUR DISCUTER DE LA VIDÉO !

[@TheStaniG]

I think a slowed down version with maybe contextual icons or short explanations of the battle orders and REASONS given at each point would make this video a 10/10. However it was very good to see in action and at least the cannons were animated (makes a big difference). Good job!

[@bbd468]

That was Fantastic! Never seen the Battle Play out from this type of Format. Loved It!

[@andymoody8363]

Very good, I'd watch that again in slow mo as it's sometimes difficut to follow and normal speed but an excellent job.

[@patricedargenton6636]

Très belle animation, ce coup là la supériorité numérique écrasante des alliés a eu raison du génie militaire de Napoléon, une victoire sans gloire pour les alliés !

[@mmojoss3013]

Ah bravo !! Super travail !! Merci et toute mes félicitations .

[@nilotpaldas4756]

Superb video. Please make one on Borodino next

[@antoniocarrascosa6060]

Fantástico, enhorabuena por el video-recontrucción

[@mickeydeez9581]

The most amazing stories have the fewest words...

[@Don_Camillo]

Mickey D "Merde!"

[@KN_Dingowarrior]

That one Samurai Jack episode that told a story with visuals and atmosphere and having no Talking. My favorite episode.

[@BlackHawk2b]

@@Don_Camillo This is so perfect. Thanks

[@tahaseif6868]

very good animation.... will u make one for austerlitz??

[@UrbexBLACKRAVEN]

Merci pour ton animation de carte, elle ma bien aidé pour faire une vidéo sur waterloo.

[@bacchuslax7967]

When there is a second army almost the size of your first opponent waiting off to the side, it’s gonna be a long day. Awesome job!

[@vanpallandt5799]

And when you detach one third of yr army on a mission it doesnt achieve

[@Don_Camillo]

One of the rare moments in history when allied armies worked in a effective way together on the battlefield. It's a pity that such natural allies like GB and Germany alienated each other. Together they would have put the whole world in their pockets.

[@LtRiot]

if you know anything about banking, that's exactly wtf they did

[@antonrudenham3259]

It's not the German people, it's their bloody leaders that have been the problem; Mad Willy and then Hitler and now Merkel.

[@BaronsHistoryTimes]

How is it so wonderful to put other cultures in a small nation's pocket; well anyway, Waterloo ensured Britain could do precisely that for the next 100 years, bullying and conquering other lands - 25% of the world - plundering and setting the stage for World Wars and border disputes affecting the world to this day.

[@vanpallandt5799]

@@BaronsHistoryTimes you play the team in front of you

[@BaronsHistoryTimes]

@@vanpallandt5799 In such games, goalposts are shifted conveniently and the game is forced by an aggressor to be played.

[@deuxpomme9777]

Vive La France! Vive l'Empereur!Vive La Grande Armèe!

[@docpsy9440]

Super travail!!! On en veut encore, c'est magnifique !!

[@gontzallekzeit2050]

Lan hau oso ona dela, onartu behar dugu. Oso bideo bikaina. Zorionak!

[@dannyfubar3099]

Excellent post, thanks for sharing.

[@rogerbrodniak5644]

This is the coolest battlefield video I've ever seen...

[@JohnBlessingPaligap]

It was a simple case of numbers in the end. Napoleon was completly outnumbered in the end

[@kingkong-ul6zq]

The strategy of Napoleon was to beat the two armies one after the other. Grouchy had the responsibility to contain Blucher meanwhile Napoleon was beating the english army. Napoleon has almost achieved it (he was actually beating the english army) but Grouchy let the Germans pass without even seeing them, that is what defeated the french army this day

[@jordankidd4443]

It was a united Anglo-Allied-Prussian effort - Wellington would not have fought without Blucher, and Blucher was frankly late to the party. However Blucher made up for it by thoroughly routing the retreating French in the night. Napoleon did not actually beat the English army, as his Guard was finally defeated. The most generous result for the French be to call it a draw; if Blucher had not arrived Wellington would have retreated just as he had done at Quatre Bras, with roughly equal losses on both sides.

[@sreideur3506]

Myhidin Shehu It’s fauls ... Napoleon loos all their Elite soldier in the winter of russia the german and english troops was more training to french . And in reality when the prussian arrived D’Erlon crushed the coalised army .

[@ohpatriote5622]

Screideur the french was ore trained the english because french fought since 30 years against all Europe.

[@sreideur3506]

Oh H no it’s totaly false after the retreat of russia Napoleon lose all their veteran and he fight against the europe with conscript . When he lose all veteran who survive at the retreat as demonilized and at the return of Napoleon his just a conscript with 2 mounth of train .

[@doublepoiiint4806]

Excellente vidéo ! J'espère que tu auras l'occasion d'en faire d'autres, sur cette même période ou d'autres pourquoi pas ! Il serait appréciable que tu laisses un indicateur d'échelle dans un coin, en dehors de ça personnellement j'ai préféré regarder la vidéo en vitesse 0,75, peut-être serait-il préférable de ralentir un peu le rythme des mouvements de troupes, même si chacun peut choisir la vitesse qu'il préfère. Bonne continuation !

[@AbdunK99]

Très bonne vidéo! Monsieur je voudrais voir quelques autres batailles aussi.

[@gatito712]

Damn Grouchy... Ps: Great animation, good job! :D

[@GGdeTOURS37]

Pour être très honnête et pourtant je suis français: J'ai toujours eu la sensation que même sans l'arrivée des Prussiens, les Français auraient perdu cette bataille. Et cette animation historique maintiens cette impression pour moi. Sans dévaloriser l'immense talent de Napoleon mais il s'agit d'une multitude de petit détails en notre défaveur. Tout d'abord l'éternelle et redoutable ténacité en défense des fantassins Britanniques, et puis tous le reste: Les milliers de bons soldats et officiers disparus en Espagne, Russie et dans toute l'Europe, donc la présence de beaucoup de jeunes soldats et officiers moins expérimentés, la météo ce jour là, l'Empereur pas au mieux de sa forme, la pression en terme de temps qui imposait à Napoléon un résultat rapide et donc moins d'options, ceci expliquant peut être ces attaques frontales à répétitions qui ne ressemblent pas aux subtiles manoeuvres habituelles aux Français ... Etc ... Bref je dirais même que grace à l'arrivée des Prussiens nous avons maintenant de meilleures excuses! Car ne nous en déplaise: Regardez-bien à chaque fois que nous avons croisé les Britanniques pendant l'aire Napoléonienne: Cela a pratiquement toujours été en leur faveur! Ils adorent et respectent aujourd'hui beaucoup plus Napoléon que Wellington alors rendons-leur la politesse et ayons le courage et l'honneur d'être honnêtes: Le fantassin Britannique était l'adversaire le plus redoutable de l'époque! GG

[@Maurice203]

La bonne blague t'es entrain de parler de personne au caractère tellement lâche qu'il paye ses amis pour nous attaquer et la on va sortir de l'époque napoléonienne..... T'as déjà entendu parler de dunkerque ?

[@valeriavictrix340]

Non, au cours des guerres napoléoniennes, les Britanniques décidèrent de faire preuve de prudence et ont laisser leurs alliés se faire tuer pour eux afin de ramollir Napoléon. Après la mort de centaines de milliers d'Autrichiens Russes, Prussiens et Espagnols, ils engagent le combat, leurs culs sont sauvés de justesse par les Prussiens à Waterloo, de plus a waterloo l'armée de Wellington était composé à 70% d'allemands, dur de parler de victoire Britannique . les Britanniques, frustrés par leur manque d'héroïsme, ont développé une propagande atroce telle que les séries Sharpe et Hornblower.

[@adelaidesngan604]

Haha les anglais sont tellement lâche

[@BUR71]

Я русский и уважаю французскую армию с начала её освободительных войн. Франции обьявляли войну постоянные коалиции. Французская плеяда талантливых людей из простого сословие показала приимущество над родовитыми, но зачастую бездарными людьми. Ватерлоо имело много прирородных факторов, которые были против французов. Но победители рисуют всё так, как буд то они уверенно побеждали, а это было совсем не так. Сам Велигтон сказал "Мы проигрываем сражение". Господь все решает и время успехов Наполеона начинает уходить. Ситуации оборачивается против него раз за разом. К тому же приход прусаков поколебал мололую французскую армию. Были слышны крики о предательстве. И к стате вопреки схемы за этими каре уже почти ни кого не осталось, все части были сильно потрепаны и многие бежавшие доложили о поражении Велингтона. Но тут пришла ещё целая армия при чем во фланг.

[@julianvinc145]

Magnifique ! Bravo . On en veut encore ( peut être animation un peu plus lente )

[@lukang72]

Please do more battle animations! Gettysburg would be awesome!

[@settekwan2708]

1:59 Goddamn it, Ney !

[@veritevraie4433]

Excellent travail merci. On connaît la fin mais on espère toujours que les Français vont gagner 🙂

[@vinm300]

Very enjoyable & informative , thanks.

[@majorian6201]

Salut l'anglo

[@EnglishroG]

Excellent presentation - thank you.

[@varelion]

Would have been nice if the battle of Wavre (few miles away from Waterloo) had been included to show that Grouchy was on the way to the main battlefield but halted by a reinforced Prussian corps. I think this battle belongs to the Waterloo battle since it was on the same day and had a decisive effect on the main battle.

[@BaronsHistoryTimes]

Grouchy was never on his way to the battlefield. He followed his orders to chase the Prussians only. Wavre was very far away.

[@xideuxe6223]

Ressort nous une vidéo comme celle la! C’est génial

[@valmeysien9680]

Superbe carte. Faites il y a 3 ans et pas de nouvelle vidéo ?? Quel dommage.

[@BaronsHistoryTimes]

A few small mistakes; On the east flank of the map, Smohain is placed incorrectly; it should be where it says Frischermont, and Frischermont should be where it says 'Chateau'. Plancenoit was under attack at 6 pm. Zieten did not arrive on the main battle area until 7 pm. Pirch moved behind Bulow until Plancenoit was attacked.

[@nixon9346]

You must be fun

[@BaronsHistoryTimes]

@@nixon9346 It never hurts to share knowledge. Try it sometime and you may find people will thank you if it has helped them. In this case, people deserve to know where the mistakes are in historical documentations.

[@nixon9346]

@@BaronsHistoryTimes who cares you lost

[@BaronsHistoryTimes]

@@nixon9346 What did I lose?

[@nixon9346]

@@BaronsHistoryTimes empire

[@danielt2738]

très bonne animation. j'ai parfois l'impression que Louis XVIII ai voulu se débarrasser de Napoléon. Waterloo n'est peut-être pas du hasard de l'histoire. very good animation. I sometimes have the impression that Louis XVIII wanted to get rid of Napoleon. Waterloo may not be a coincidence in history.

[@MarcusBritish]

Well, I may be British but I'm also conflicted over who should have won this battle as I am a bit of a Bonapartist... Vive l'emereur!

[@europeanbourgeois8223]

MarcusBritish Traitor. 💂🏻‍♀️🇬🇧💂🏻‍♀️

[@brianwolle2509]

my mother was english but i would have marched into hell for NB

[@valmeysien9680]

You are not a traitor ! Kings and Queens are rebels, usurpers of common men's rights. Napoleon was the ironfist and the storm liberty need in such a critical context. I live in solidarity with the British who choose liberty as they fight for their country to become a Republic. All kings are usurpers and their rule is based on a lie.

[@serhatyigit1321]

@@MarcusBritish you just scotland or wales citizen not the english

[@MarcusBritish]

@@serhatyigit1321 No, I'm English.

[@BUR71]

Всем привет 👋 Я из России. Люблю военную истори, особенно разбор и тактику сражений. Сейчас очень много версий, что следовало сделать ,а что не стоило французской армии сделать изходя из той ситуации в которой она оказалась. Но даже не смотря на многие факторы, как невыгодная позиция для атакующих и ,что более важно проливные дожди, которые отложили начало сражения,а так же сделало почву очень неудобной и вязкой для атакуюших и наоборот очень удачной для обороняющихся. Но не смотря на это французская армия одерживала верх до прихода 2 ой армии Прусаков. Наполеон был очень близок к победе. Интресно как развивались бы события, не пошли он гвардию на левое крыло,котооое уже усилил Велинтон благодаря переброске войск ,потому как на другом пришли свежие войска Блюхера? Смогла ли старая гвардия закрепиться на сложных участках до конца заканчивающегося сражения? К тому же Груши уже был рядом. Но Господь распорядился иначе.

[@CptFoupoudav]

C'est dommage que l'auteur de cette vidéo se désintéresse totalement de youtube, j'adore son style et j'aurais aimé en voir plus hélas :'(

[@frauleinhohenzollern]

Did you make this? Can you do this style for other battles? You'd have a lot of greatful fans!! And I'll even pay you on patreon

[@jmccallion2394]

excellent! It would be great if you could do a similar work on other important European battles.

[@antoinebagnaninchi7975]

Très belle vidéo, merci !

[@basilikalathas5388]

Im an outsider ( Greek) and seeing this excellent work ( a model for many battles) i get the impression that the ones who won , they didn't. It was Napoleons loss. He lost the battle -- .

[@freewal]

He lost the battle, but it was near a victory...

[@raka522]

@@freewal No, it was impossible for Napoleon to win. He might have managed to get Wellington to retreat, but he had no chance against the Prussians. The French were exhausted at the time, had hardly any ammunition left, and were scattered all over the front when the Prussians came. At that time the Prussian army was still as strong as the French, and not just these 50,000 men who appeared on the battlefield until the French fled ...

[@philipvanbergen3924]

Just what I've been looking for.

[@mathdteano5673]

Ouaa super taf c vraiment bien fais

[@olispagna5170]

Chouette vidéo je like. Napoléon ? C est le boucher de l Europe à l origine de toutes les horreurs du 20 ème siècle commises par les perdants du siècle précédent obsédés par leur soif de vengeance

[@ghq113]

Wonderful !!! Wow, you might have to do somemore, , like some of "Frederick The Great" seven years War !

[@jimarnn1938]

The map is a wonderful part of your presentation... the representation of contour and elevation does a lot to explain the positioning of the units, and the movements of the troops.

[@GGdeTOURS37]

Très bien fait techniquement!

[@thekingshussar1808]

Was there an old guard square in the battle or no?

[@ikoartiaga5971]

is already over when green side push their right side .. but the blue side try to do a pincer attack to make a last ditch effort but they fail ... in my opinion I'll just focus my force to capture Hougomont, Papelotte Smolhain and La have. to cover some more ground in the case of the right side I will use the reserve infantry to make a second line of defense while my troop holding their formation in Chateau.after that I will order a retreat that holding Chateau and reinforce the second line I make support by artillery. but the result will be the same. because of the overwhelming strength of the enemy. well this is just my opinion but I like the animation.. it make me understand more about the Bataille de Waterloo.. sorry if my opinion is not very detail ..

[@johnscarpignato5807]

Well said

[@benboyabc]

Saddest battle of all time :( I love you Napoleon

[@johnmartinez12347]

First image is 28th Regiment of Foot at *Quatre Bras*

[@AlexVoxel]

This was an amazing battle animation, thank you!

[@joenelson4235]

Problem I have is no French canon or infantry come up to ruin the Nassau square etc during Neys 12 or so charges. An I'm pretty sure Le Haye Sant fell during that time an sharpshooters on the roof gained a line of sight over the men in squares.. The other issue is the relative amount of allied cavalry left when in reality the French cavalry had effectively established dominance over British cavalry by this point. Hence why the men couldn't leave square to defend themselves. Plus the cavalry used to wipe out the first french attack was to give Picton an the allied reserve time to reinforce the units smashed by firstly the movement of heavy artillery to the right and then that attack. I also thought there was already units on Napoleons right flank an he sent the Young guard to take some villages back? Still good.

[@arc1419]

I wonder how many casualties the first French infantry attack would have caused here, all sources speak of at least 3,000 French prisoners taken and another 2,000 wounded or dead, but what about the British?

[@espeditobonifiglio1984]

Ottimo video. Grazie e continuate così.

[@philRminiatures]

Très belle vidéo, les animations sont r=très réussies!

[@ЮрийЕ-б7о]

Великолепно сделано, видно как же это сложно - сражение

[@Ek_Ekvil]

Сделано великолепно, НО! ...но, на основе версии истории лишь одной стороны, а именно британской. И тут главное: 1) Версия истории это не история, а скорее противоположность истории и фактам, версия истории это чистой воды пропаганда - а она лжива почти всегда. 2) Англичане/британцы всегда врут, их история лжива на корню, запад в целом лжив и им верить = себя не уважать, ну а мелкобритам тем более, у них так вообще ни чести ни морали нет и не было. Так что, как бы прекрасно не была проделана работа автором, любой из выше перечисленных пунктов полностью перечёркивает какую либо информационную ценность самой его работы.

[@linusm3623]

Well made !!! Please more !!!

[@apoc3037]

0:00 that one guy who is just randomly having the time of his life

[@beetarts3561]

is he ded lol

[@rolyflorian]

you don't understand, it's because the painter told them "chill and smile, i'm taking a picture !" Even the almost dead guy on the left is making effort lol

[@heinzguderian6329]

@@rolyflorian There are painters in the battle?

[@rolyflorian]

@@heinzguderian6329 no it was a joke, you can't really imagine people staying motionless while a painter would try to paint the scene.

[@heinzguderian6329]

Lul k roly

[@deciver5]

Good work! Ligny and Quatre Bras anywhere in the same old style?

[@GGdeTOURS37]

Belle video et très précise ... Bravo!

[@trajan231]

Ive always heard that Von Zieten was reinforcing Wellingtons left instead of being directly engaged alongside Bulow

[@raka522]

That was actually Blucher’s plan, but during the fighting, Müffling came out of Wellington’s headquarters and asked Ziethen to provide direct support to Wellington’s left flank. Ziethen then decided, as the situation dictated, to do so, and Wellington was able to withdraw Allied troops from his left flank and use them to strengthen his center and withstand the French attacks there ...

[@Gatinois]

Pour quand la prochaine? J'attends toujours. :p

[@chasemurraychristopherdola7108]

Just saying but I love ❤️ this video because you see I play the tenor drums in a pipe and drum band that is named after the famous famous black watch which is a British Canadian and Scottish infantry regiment and it’s predecessor the 42nd regiment of foot fought at Waterloo

[@mickaelrsm4984]

qu'entendez-vous par "disparus" ? dans le décompte final ?

[@Raisonnance.]

Rien à faire qu'il ait perdu. Napoléon a défendu et a donné un peu plus de gloire à la France qu'elle en avait déjà. Une gloire qui lui est destinée car une France sans gloire n'est pas une France. Merci Napoléon pour tout ce que tu as fait ! 🇫🇷🇫🇷 (Bon ça fait un peu chier quand même d'avoir perdu, contre des anglais en plus)

[@Proxima-_-]

Tu m'as ému Enfin une vrai personne, merci😭❤️👌😂

[@Vlad65WFPReviews]

If the timing on the map is accurate it's significant that as early as 2:20pm Napoleon started shifting significant cavalry and infantry reserves to shore up his exposed right flank preparing for Blucher's approach. The book Wellington's Smallest Victory chronicles how the Duke destroyed the career of an unfortunate Engineers officer in charge of a major scale model of the battle. After exhaustive research with surviving senior officers years after Waterloo, the officer (accurately) depicted the Prussians arriving far earlier than the Duke cared to acknowledge.

[@BaronsHistoryTimes]

In retrospect, Wellington was in the thick of his many hotspots in his battlefront. It would've been hard for him to notice the furious assault the Prussians were making from the Paris Woods at 4.30 pm - almost 2 miles away - obscured by the intervening Grand Battery's smoke.

[@monster900900]

great animatiom , well done ,, once the allied armies joined , napoleon was doomed,, just finished reading bernard cornwells excellent history of the battle of waterloo ,, if anybody is interested ,, well worth a read .

[@sapgroupe2173]

Très bien fait, une autre vidéo est prévue ?

[@yvescussac6021]

L idee est excellente !!! Cependant il faudrait si possible bien sur que se soit sur une plus grande echelle avec les unites representees et surtour que les mouvements soit un peu moins rapides ! J ai vu le meme representation interactive aux invalides a l etage. C etait la bataille de Fontenoy. Les Anglais prenaient une correction c etait d autant plus passionnant !!!

[@dgreen002]

Very cool video / animation.

[@kganesan6220]

Which Software did you use for the animation? Can you please let me know

[@JohannesRunquist]

One quick note regarding 3:43: During the last stand of the Old Guard, no enemy troops could pursue the retreating army. Marshall Ney testified about this during his trial.

[@SharifulIslam-ey1mv]

Is there a English version of this one ?

[@michelnguyen4819]

Thanks for the details video. Great job.

[@Qwalnuts]

Absolutely fantastic!!!

[@nostrafelicitas358]

Très bon travail, bravo !