Napoleonic Wars Every Day using Google Earth

[@pigeoninanutshell]

Napoleon's return from Elba will be shown in much greater detail in Part II. *thanks for watching*

[@Godzilla_kingofthemonsters]

YES I LOVE YOU

[@schlachtplatte5776]

Nice

[@foakjljrwajkltawtrawtwa441]

Where did you find the sources?

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@ddc2957]

That is Spain allying with France against Britain.

[@ilpost-apocalittico9542]

The change of music with the Invasion of Russia gives me goosebumps

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@ilpost-apocalittico9542]

​​​@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid UK attacked Spain ships, after that Amiens Treaty was cancelled and conflict between UK and Spain+France started again (Amiens Treaty was a truce Agreement).

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

@@ilpost-apocalittico9542 Thank you very much bro

[@frontendprotogy6749]

If Napoleon succeeded at overthrowing monarchy in every European country, EUROPE today would have been far more advanced and developed than it is right now.

[@gameswithkobralo2520]

The amount of Randomness you’ll feel when you don’t have historical knowledge about the napoleonic wars must be crazy

[@_av8]

i asked mate if she was gonna watch the napoleon movie and she's like. "What's that?"

[@Romolo800]

yeah, it looks like a world war from a parallel universe

[@SergioPop-po7ni]

Thats me right now

[@Icemann89]

It has quite a different dynamic when instead of frontlines there are singular battles (except for Spain and other instances) and countries aren't fighting for their survival.

[@John-nb6ep]

@@_av8 She'd be more confused after watching that sht.

[@chicken_kiev9929]

Napoleonic Wars literally feel like reverse WW2

[@TheMrMars]

Except Russia as the same thing happened

[@ddc2957]

Chicken Kiev how so exactly?

[@randomguy6152]

well Napoleon should be seen as a person like Hitler but he's a hero in France and America and Poland so ig we don't gotta demonize him

[@TheMrMars]

@@randomguy6152 I mean, he took over Europe many times successfully, just without horrifying crimes

[@randomguy6152]

@@TheMrMars declarations of war without reason doesn't count as a crime? he did start WW0

[@markjd4]

Napoleon to Austria: “How many times do we need to teach you this lesson, old man!”

[@ChikenNutshell]

Bro for real

[@kolerick]

he (Napoleon) probably made 2 errors in addition of known ones (attacking Russia and the Iberia peninsula war). Not making Austria pay an high enough price for their participation in wars against him each time and not dismembering Prussia. There was no way Prussia would accept being relegated like that and Austria had to be taught to stop going to war against him... with Prussia gone (replaced by a few duchies governed by trusted peoples or something like that) and Austria properly chastised, he wouldn't have to do his adventure in Russia and simply could have waited for them in Poland or close, solving most of the logistical nightmare. Let's not forget that Britain was financially on their last leg, in debts to pay for the bribing and financing of each coalitions

[@juantxu3508]

Is always said that Napoleon invaded Spain but this wasnt the case. Spaniards let france enter Spain in order to invade Portugal (english ally) but then France decided to stay in Spain until it was dumped out

[@rjp2755]

Ok Juan

[@garbancitolentejas486]

Portugal was not allied with British in 1807 and French troops entered Spain before the signature of Treaty of Fontainebleau. The Peninsular War, la Guerre d´Espagne, la Guerra de la Independencia o la Guerra del Francés begun in May 1808.

[@juantxu3508]

@@garbancitolentejas486 and? Are you from Spain?

[@garbancitolentejas486]

@@juantxu3508 And? I simply wanted to specify the information...Portugal in fact (due to pressure from France) broke (formally) diplomatic relations with United Kingdom and French troops entered Spain without permission. Later the Treaty of Fontainebleau legalized a Fait accompli,

[@juantxu3508]

@@garbancitolentejas486 no , troops were here with permission

[@jurajchobot]

Man, I want to see how would an alternative version of Earth look like if he stopped May 1812. Seven hundred thousands fell due to frostbite and partisans without fighting a proper battle or replenishing their resources. He encountered a never before seen tactics mid fight and was forced into a retreat that nearly killed him.

[@TheNinindi]

Maybe hed then focus on consolidating power in Spain which could possibly pull England into more direct involvement. Depending on how this went Russia and Sweden would maybe try to make some moves and attack weak spots.

[@xornxenophon3652]

1) 80 percent of the "French" soldiers invading Russia in 1812 died before the first snow fell. Blaming defeat on "General Winter" is only a popular myth. 2) That tactic of scorched earth was actually seen before - when Charles XII. of Sweden invaded Russia and was finally defeated at Poltava. Napoleon knew about that ill-fated campaign and the reasons why it failed. He studied it intensly! And Napoleon also had faced guerilla-war in Spain. 3) That retreat would have been far easier if Napoleon had not waited far too long at Moscow because of wishful thinking.

[@АндрейЖдырев-й4х]

Napoleon was trapped in Poland. During the invasion, the western lands of the Russian Empire were locally owned by Polish Catholic nobles with an oppressed Orthodox peasant population. But the Poles were Napoleon's allies. Previously, the French had created quite progressive orders, but now they could not, since the liberation of the peasants and the redistribution of land went against their allies, the Poles. Further, the supply of the Napoleonic army went without long supply lines, but literally on the ground. The lands of central Russia and Belarus are quite poor and the French literally ate up the local population. As a result, the local peasantry, the place of the progressive French revolution, was met by locusts that devoured everything and at the same time supported the direct oppressors. If the French Republic had invaded with the Jacobites, then of course it is still unknown who the peasants were for. But in the case of Napoleon, this resulted in a people's war that destroyed the Grand army.

[@becord]

We conducted Napoleon from Moscow to Paris, the Wehrmacht from the Moscow region to Berlin, these are two armies that captured the whole of Europe

[@relhithrrdn]

No worries, we will defeat you next time

[@АртемКалашников-д8в]

​@@relhithrrdnа если США не разрешит ?)

[@ChrisCrossClash]

Well obviously they never conquered the whole of Europe at all did they? Britain stopped both there asses from winning their respective wars.

[@ftk2589]

@@relhithrrdn No pueden. Siempre pierden. :v

[@saidblanco7696]

​@@relhithrrdn La tercera es la vencida 😵

[@SpicyChickenCrispySandwich]

“HEY IM AVERAGE HEIGHT FOR THE TIME YOU JERK”

[@SpicyChickenCrispySandwich]

@Teemu Holmi that from oversimplified

[@CliffCardi]

8:44 Napoleon: “What could possibly go wrong?”

[@TheGuyFrom7Hubble]

Napoleon later: *Ah shit, the russians defeated La Grand Armee"

[@krushnaji4940]

What about Spain

[@CliffCardi]

@@krushnaji4940 nowhere near as a big fuckup as Russia.

[@fa14bi-78]

​@@TheGuyFrom7HubbleThey didn't really defeat it. They simply burned their own land to let the french starve to death, die from the heat, and also ensure they don't have any winter clothing when it arrives.

[@AntonBoymer]

​@@fa14bi-78frosts in 1812 began in November. By this time, Napoleon's army had already been defeated. General Frost is a propaganda stamp

[@ohlavash543]

Man, haven’t played the game in years, and I still know the music by heart

[@Oliver9402]

Spain/Portugal don't get enough credit should have their flag represented opposing forces.

[@martynnotman3467]

The Spanish were very brave but irregulars and poorly equipped and trained. The Portuguese were very well trained and equipped by the British under British officers. And both were paid by the British.

[@Oliver9402]

@@martynnotman3467 and what would Britain have done without them?

[@martynnotman3467]

@@Oliver9402 exactly what it had done for years, blockade all trade from Europe while merrily taking over everyones colonies in the rest of the World and raking in the cash. Which they then used to bribe Prussia, Austria and Russia to change sides repeatedly..

[@ChrisCrossClash]

The Portuguese fully agree, the Spanish on the other hand, they joined forces with Napolion to try and invade Britain, but both of them got there arses handed to them. The Portuguese and the Brits also have the oldest alliance in the world.

[@Oliver9402]

@@ChrisCrossClash Absolutely not, the spanish did the lions share of the fighting against the French after the french occupied Spain. At least read this much en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Bail%C3%A9n

[@goldengamer7505]

I love the part were France makes peace with Austrian empire and invades Prussia. It gave me goosebumps with the music.

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@camilomadrigal6762]

@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid I believe Napoleon installed a puppet relative

[@danuk500]

@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid The Spanish declared war on the UK

[@ChrisCrossClash]

@@danuk500 And then came crying for help when Napoleon backstabbed them.

[@rjp2755]

@@ChrisCrossClashSorry that someone from Spain hurt your feelings

[@Godzilla_kingofthemonsters]

8:28 greatest extents

[@lordthiberussolar4739]

imagine if France staying like that 😌

[@Dakio_VLF]

@@lordthiberussolar4739le monde aurait été en paix

[@Alexander..69]

​@@Dakio_VLF im sure French peoples will still ask for REVOLUTION and destroy there kingdom to ground again 😂

[@skeiva8430]

​@@secretname4190 lmao if Napoléon didnt invaded Russia, he would be able capitulate whole Europe lmao. More important : Where are you from?

[@skeiva8430]

@@secretname4190 Spain is also annexed in 1805, and is puppet state of France. 1808 is the start of the Spanish Civil War to fight the french occupation. And the Great Army was also mobilizing for Russian invasion, the war against "Great" Britain was continuing and also the French empire was factually absolutely weak because how désorganised France was ect... The franco-Austrian war in the middle of that... So more Spain was not a priority. Far more difficult to resume than how you did.

[@pepitochocolato489]

As a French you don't know how painful it is to look at the invasion of Russia

[@Ren3gaid]

Bro your dear french fuhrer allowed using slaves in colonies again. Pretty weird to say it's sad that Napoleon lost

[@b4c9g8m3]

And? He abolished feodalism and freed the jews everywhere he ruled. He wasnt perfect, but to paint him as a proto-hitler because he was misadvised on that decision is plain stupid, especially since 1) all countries but France practice slavery at this point and 2) he abolished it when he regained power in 1815. Napoleon was reformer, not a saint, but certainly left a positive mark on History. @@Ren3gaid

[@t34r]

​​@@Ren3gaidAnd? Who cares? Cry about it.

[@papysson]

​@@t34rl'histoire ne s'en fout pas. On ne peut pas passer à côté de ça sous prétexte que cela entache l'image de Napoléon.

[@t34r]

@@papysson I don't understand a word.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

Pro tip if you want to beat Napoleon; if his enemies don't know what the fuck they're doing, neither does he. That can be very frustrating lol.

[@davidgau3477]

Its coolfd video, but as spanish it annoys me not having the spanish flag when the 2th of May independence war started, we were not British Strength

[@Raisonnance.]

I think it's too hard to write with accuracy the spanish and Portuguese forces

[@ivanmargosdoesEverything.2923]

Next part: The Empire strikes back

[@earthearth3189]

Basically, Germany, France, and Italy had a chance to rule over Europe at least once...

[@ChrisCrossClash]

And each time Britain cocked up there plans. 😂😂

[@ahmedbabiker6562]

​@@ChrisCrossClash it was more like Russia against France and Germany

[@ChrisCrossClash]

@@ahmedbabiker6562 😂😂Yeah okay you keep thinking that.

[@Freedmoon44]

​@@ChrisCrossClashno no he is right, the UK is like a thorn in your foot, by itself it cant do sh*t except bother you and give you a headache because walking is painful and you cant seem to catch it. But in both cases the Russian front was where the fighting really happened. Yes the UK helped subsidising the conflicts, but it barely helped the actual military effort in comparison. Its not Britain which cooks the plan, Britain finances it, its the one that are doing the decisive battles which decides, hence France fell to the Coalition and Russia and Austria the 2 main powers who wanted France to survive relatively intact to keep balance made it happen. Hence Germany fell to the USSR first, having lost the vast majority of their army on the eastern front while the West truly had it easy in comparison

[@canadious6933]

@@Freedmoon44 Russia only went against the continental system because it wanted to trade with Britain too because Britain controlled the world economy basically. As usual, it was a combined effort to take down France. If it was just Russia alone, I dont think it would ever have made it to Paris. As the Prussians and Austrians also helped a lot on the eastern front.

[@omarbradley6807]

Those numbers, lol, it is a random gamer statistic rather than historical

[@wertyuiopasd6281]

Exactly. It has no pinpoint troops on the map. Napoleon won most of his battled outnumbered. The amount of troops aren't all in one place at a time.

[@Dryhten1801]

@@wertyuiopasd6281 Napoleon simps can't handle the truth

[@unknow_person5893]

How do you draw country borders perfectly?

[@EngelFundamentalEducation]

From outlining them

[@aksmex2576]

Napoleon's #1 enemy: Napoleon

[@EndellionQT]

I'd say the Royal Navy. Without that he'd have smashed the UK and all the other problems would evaporate (although Iberia would still be an issue but without UK backing less so). Further down the line it'd be an entirely new trouser leg of history, maybe something else would have dethroned him (or his heirs) or perhaps the French Empire (or parts of it) would still remain to this day. We'll never know.

[@Siphonicsea36]

Napoleon’s #2 enemy: Bunch of Spanish men who had their siesta interrupted

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@kai89tracid]

​@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid Royal mariage

[@ChrisCrossClash]

Britain was, and by a long shot.

[@Unpseudopascommelesautres]

Bon j'ai un petit doute sur les forces de chaque participant mais ça reste du bon boulot quand même ! Des bonnes musiques aussi. J'ai beaucoup aimé le crescendo qui mène à la campagne de Russie. Le catalyseur, l'avènement, la confrontation ultime qui décidera du sort du monde. J'en ai même eu les frissons ! Bref Napoléon le Grand qui a roulé sur l'Europe. Vive la France.

[@philobotaniste6233]

On ne dit pas "Napoléon le Grand". Cet épithète est réservé à certains rois de France comme Henri IV ou Louis XIV

[@Виктор-и8с4ы]

Napoleon is a maniac and a murderer, like all the rulers of those times.

[@yacin5590]

Il a quand même oublié d'ajouter la période des 100 jours qui s'est fini par la défaite de Waterloo près de Bruxelles en Belgique.

[@nick5699]

Француз реваншист💀

[@ComasGhost]

Vive la France indeed

[@edux0223]

Spain never surrender

[@ChrisCrossClash]

They would have been living under Napoleons boots if it wasn't for Britain and Portugal.

[@Sphinxgamingworld9942]

@@ChrisCrossClashfalse, you wouldn’t have been successful against France in the Iberian peninsula if it wasn’t for the guerrillas.

[@ChrisCrossClash]

@@Sphinxgamingworld9942 GTFOH 😂You would have still been Napoleons lacky if the idiot didn't decide to backstab you, you tried to invade my country again for the 4th time and failed (Britain) again, when we kicked both you and France's ass at Trafalgar, and you literally came crying for help as you couldn't successfully invade Portugal.

[@ChrisCrossClash]

@@Sphinxgamingworld9942 False, You would have still been allied to Napoleon if he hadn't have backstabbed you, Britain kicked both France and Spain's butts at Trafalgar so don't come that one.

[@DuldeviPun-sc4wm]

Day 1: Napoleon: "We'll conquer Europe real quick." Allies: "Hold our tea." Day 2: Napoleon: "We're ready to advance!" Allies: "Hold our crumpets." Day 3: Napoleon: "Let's show them our strength!" Allies: "Hold our baguettes." Day 4: Napoleon: "We've got this, it's just a small setback!" Allies: "Hold our strategy." Day 5: Everywhere: "Wait, where did all these armies, cannons, and battleships come from?" Day 6: History: "Well, that escalated quickly, but hey, at least we have Waterloo for everyone!"

[@albinskold8792]

bf1 music really makes me tear up just to remember such a good game

[@Nanard-94]

"Coalition wars" please ! Napoléon didn't declare these wars. Just defended and won most of them... Vive l'empereur, vive la France ! 🇨🇵

[@ddc2957]

Agreed.

[@andrewsummerfield1953]

Same

[@Nanard-94]

@@secretname4190 Seems you do not know my country history. Attacking France has consequences, they tried to annex us, they failed so we did.

[@rafoxsmile7899]

thats why that sh*t country tried to invade my country 3 times and france's army got beat by civilians. just like in ww2 france is useless.

[@philobotaniste6233]

@@secretname4190 It is not illogic especially during this time

[@Jordan77831]

I thought the video was to begin from the French Revolutionary wars started in 1792. Good video though 👍

[@Rebas198]

This is the Napoleonic wars,the French Revolutionary wars were completely different.Please do not mix them up

[@omarbradley6807]

@@Rebas198 Completely different? in wich sense? it was the same conflict, 1st coalition, Napoleon beats the allies, 2nd coalition, Napoleon beats the allies, 3rd coalition, Napoleon beats the allies 1st coalition causus belli, France not being a monarchy 2nd coalition causus belli, France not being a monarchy 3rd coalition causus belli, France not being a monarchy 4rd coalition causus belli, offended because France won in Germany 5th coalition causus belli, offended because France won in Germany 6th coalition causus belli, France not being a monarchy 7th coalition causus belli, France ousting the monarchy again

[@Rebas198]

@@omarbradley6807 The reason for the wars are different.The French Revolutionary wars happened for France to protect her newfound freedom from Monarchy.The Napoleonic wars are just Napoleon trying to take over Europe,not France trying to defend her liberty.

[@omarbradley6807]

@@Rebas198 Napoleon didn't declare a single war, and Napoleon was in fact the embodiment of the succes of the revolution

[@ddc2957]

To call them “completely different” seems a stretch.

[@MyDement-k4g]

Не даром помнит вся Россия - про день Бородина!

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@Raisonnance.]

Here in France we remember Berezina. "C'est la Bérézina !" Which means "it's a catastrophe"

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

@@Raisonnance. Je confirme !

[@TheElmar27]

@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid Napoleon was the most progressive ruler at that time. There is even a recording of a speech where Stalin laughs at Hitler, who compares himself to Napoleon. Stalin notes that Napoleon was a revolutionary, while Hitler was a reactionary - Napoleon brought freedom, progress and development, while Hitler brought colonization, slavery and enslavement. After Napoleon's "attack" on Russia (which was provoked by Russia's non-compliance with the embargo against England), the Russian peasantry began to hope for the abolition of slavery. And after the officers returned from Paris, they wanted to make the same reforms in the Russian Empire. This led to the Decembrist uprising, which Lenin called the first bell of the Great Russian October Revolution, which would take place in 1917. In other words, Napoleon influenced the emergence of the Soviet Union, showed that there could be a more just world.

[@AntonBoymer]

​@@TheElmar27Russian peasants so "supported" Napoleon that they waged a guerrilla war against him and killed tens of thousands of his soldiers. Russia did not comply with the terms of the Tilsit Peace, as they were imposed on it by force

[@imbadatmappinginanutshell]

like the videos which tend to be longer but france controlled almost all of continental europe

[@Bolitadewien]

Such a great job!

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@Bolitadewien]

@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid They signed peace and an alliance. I don't know why, you could search it

[@brokenordinance]

10:25 : "There is nothing we can do."

[@boas7742]

Ah the napoleon total war music what a good choice hope they release a napoleon or empire 2 soon

[@muhammadjazuli9920]

Napoleon 1814: There's nothing we can do

[@Jade-Official472]

Napoleon Lore: >be friends with other countries >betray them

[@حيثلاانت]

When you visit Moscow Moscow will visit you

[@wertyuiopasd6281]

MATE it's just the winter lol.

[@imayfamiliya7105]

​@@wertyuiopasd6281 And russian soldiers.

[@ddc2957]

Napoleon retains a winning record in battle, as do the French in his absence, against Russia. The Russians have never been very impressive either invading or on neutral ground - & we see today nothing has changed there. If you’re going into their turf though, well…good luck.

[@حيثلاانت]

@@ddc2957 you are biased

[@imayfamiliya7105]

@@ddc2957 Are you saying that the Russian army reached Paris without victories? And Russia was given Poland after the Napoleonic wars, not because it was left with the strongest land army in Europe, but just like that?

[@waveiscursed]

this whole war was basically "france vs everyone"

[@LewicowyPatriota]

Not really :)

[@ChrisCrossClash]

Not is obviously not true at all.

[@flaviomassarelli608]

Stupendo il sottofondo di Battlefield 1

[@AndrewOfficialMainChannel12]

8:50 when napoleon tryna catch moscow

[@Samgar0359]

15 hours i can't wait aaaaaaaahhhhhh

[@Emily-5124]

French-Russian war = German-Soviet war Peninsula war and eventually entering Southern France = North African front and eventually landing Italy Austria counterattack in southern Germany and Italy = Normandy landing

[@CrazySkinsFan81]

Lazy. The French reached Moscow but you highlight the entire Russian land mass. Okay.

[@LaliBerberi]

Can't understand why the Napoleonic Wars weren't called WW1.

[@LKF-yb5dr]

Bcs Europe is not whole World 🙄

[@Nestarte3]

The seven years war should be called WW1

[@user-kj9hk]

France is a great country so dirty internationally not these Anglo-Americans. Since the defeat against Russia, French military prowess has not been the same or even worse! But long live France 🇨🇵 the whole world tries to dirty it daily but history cannot be changed!

[@-JT-543]

people don’t like it cos of modern things too, not just history. Francafrique??

[@ChrisCrossClash]

YOU 🤡🤡

[@christophebaud3108]

​@@-JT-543nope, because after 60-70 years of independance (or more for a few of them - 220 years for Haiti) they still struggle to have drinkable water, make fire from rocks and they still havent built a road or a school since we left them. It is easier to blame others. (Burundi, Rwanda, Congo etc... were belgian or german colonies and not doing better - Burundi must be one of the worst country in the world). So francAfrique is a great excuse !

[@bee-fs3vb]

Would be fire if he showed the numbers of troops Edit: the madlad actually put strength numbers..

[@stefanpurcaru8751]

Yes

[@moustaphaaissi2532]

There is no way he wouldn't

[@MrPablo734]

I think there is a lack of information

[@Godzilla_kingofthemonsters]

@@MrPablo734 um there actually is in the bottom right corner

[@omarbradley6807]

Yes, but it's terrible off the mark. 1805 France 200,000 / Coalition 600,000 1806 France 200,000 / Coalition 400,000 1807 France 180,000 / Coalition 200,000 (excluding Britain who had nothing to do) 1808 France 300,000 / Coalition 600,000 1809 France 500,000 / Coalition 1,100,000 1810 France 500,000 / Coalition 100,000 1811 France 500,000 / Coalition --------- 1812 France 850,000 / Coalition 1,000,000 1813 France 500,000 / Coalition 900,000 1814 France 300,000 / Coalition 700,000 1815 France 200,000 / Coalition 600,000

[@joeljmmp4456]

Charles XII, Napoleon, Hitler, it always ends in the wasteland of Russia.

[@artetamenta]

2050 USA lose

[@1ena585]

Charles XII may very well have defeated Russia had he continued the offensive after Narva.

[@Ohmygodstfu2045]

@@artetamentaHilarious… heard of something called nukes my friend? Also no one wants to invade Russia, get that shit out of your head and maybe russias neighbors would actually like them.

[@kenanhasan9784]

1812 beginning of end

[@kelvinsande]

What happened to Napoleon when he was invisible

[@generalfeldmarschall3781]

5:43 my home finally became part of Bavaria

[@JamesJohnson-l6y]

Never forget Napoleon Bonaparte final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815!!!

[@Rexident97]

Total war music hits different lmao

[@peterpan408]

Good effort by France.. England didnt attack much.. Perhaps thats the way to play it out. Come at me bro!. No you come at me bro!! Whoever is attacking is losing more.

[@ChrisCrossClash]

France and Napoleon knew he could do nothing outside of Continental Europe as Britain and her navy ruled the waves and blockaded France and the rest of Europe.

[@Efecakir33]

napoleon is underrated!

[@Godzilla_kingofthemonsters]

BRUH 25 HOURS I CANT WIAT THAT LONG IM HAVING A MENTAL BREAKDOWN

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

skill issue

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@Godzilla_kingofthemonsters]

@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid allys

[@Godzilla_kingofthemonsters]

@@HeadsetHatGuy you are a skill issue

[@TEUTONIC__ORDER699]

Around september 1809 the walcheren island should be red, the british took it for a while

[@johnarmstrong472]

He was from Corsica, but didn't bother taking over Sardinia - too funny!

[@konestyBall]

I was inspired by your mapping, hi

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@konestyBall]

@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid the destruction of the Franco-Spanish fleet

[@elosnuhiu4023]

Lesson learned : no matter in what position uk is they dont surrender even if they are alone against big nations

[@starkiler13]

You forgot flags....

[@KangaKucha]

It's like France Denmark vs UK.

[@mapshistorical]

finally

[@portugalesespana3786]

The Spanish defeat Napoleon they are incredible

[@ddc2957]

Incredibly stupid. & incredibly dependent on the British to accomplish the win.

[@Crimsrn]

you're not getting gibraltar back

[@portugalesespana3786]

@@Crimsrn and you will not get your father back also

[@Crimsrn]

@@portugalesespana3786 damn what a roast, you must feel so accomplished with yourself!

[@wertyuiopasd6281]

You didn't defeat anything besides making your country poor and weakened for a bit of english money. Manipulated by brits.

[@ТкачёвАлексей-у6л]

Watching from Russia. Napoleon from France united of Europe under him and invaded Russia. Came to Moscow. The result of the Russians in Paris, the great Napoleon disappeared. Then it was repeated by Hitler from Germany. He raises Germanin, then United all of Europe and reached Moscow and the Volga. The result is Russians in Berlin, Hitler disappeared ... Who else wants to reach Moscow?

[@muhdyusuf24]

Zelensky.

[@thecollegepointthecp8062]

Perhaps, The Mongols. They were quite successful going West to East. And those in what are now Russian lands paid tribute to the Mongols for centuries.

[@kirillpoddubsky1735]

@@thecollegepointthecp8062 Where are your Mongols now?

[@wilcowen]

Hitler didn't unite all of europe as Spain portugal Sweden Switzerland Ireland and others were neutral and he never took Moscow

[@blydie8954]

Vous avez failli perdre contre la Finlande 😂😂

[@V-man117]

The French recking the Germans? Something ain't right lol

[@omarbradley6807]

The Germans invaded and yet, fifteen days later the French took Berlin

[@ddc2957]

France has a better military record than Germany across the board.

[@Oropher420]

It was easier for them when they were still divided, and then everything changed when the Prussian Kingdom attacked.

[@ddc2957]

France defeated a united Germany in WW I though, despite what you say being correct. Napoleon appears to have known their potential as he was deadset against German unification.

[@bryaninvictus9530]

​@@Oropher420Yeah sure, Prussia on it's own managed really well in 1806, even with the russians in 1807, oh and the Austrians on their own too

[@adrii692]

Vive l’empereur 🇫🇷⚜️🦅

[@talamioros]

The first 2 minutes were absolutely gripping with absolutely nothing happening or being shown except some numbers moving in a corner. At least show the Grande Armee at Boulogne or something... The rest was just coloured areas on a map with no explanation or movement or troop concentration or key moments-- I know my Napoleonic history and I still found it hard to follow. Good concept, inadequate execution

[@ChrisCrossClash]

And where were the British invasions of Holland and Hanover? which although short, should also have been shown.

[@KhunPram]

This video will be popular

[@DefinitelyNotHidan]

I still remember the day when French take Rome

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@nolhanpichard3104]

@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid France put his family in the Spain royalty

[@TheGuyFrom7Hubble]

​@@secretname4190Vietnam war 2: Kicking The French' Ass

[@saidblanco7696]

​@@TheGuyFrom7Hubble Vietnam is The Peninsulan War 2

[@rp9408]

british flag is to much visible, the real forces on the ground were from the mighty austiran empire, russia and prussia

[@martynnotman3467]

Paid for almost entirely with British Gold. And you notice who was the only one who didnt surrender/change sides repeatedly?

[@rp9408]

@@martynnotman3467 less than 20% of the allied amies. I beleive this is a bold sentence to point that Austrian empire and Russia (even prussia) were solely acting as mercenary with british gold you could be right but you can also read it with a different angle : the only contry that was not on continental europe could afford not to change side repeatedly

[@martynnotman3467]

@@rp9408 because Napoleon simply didnt understand Naval warfare. Prussia, Russia and Austria were not mercenaries as such they were simply bankrupt after earlier defeats. They simply couldnt afford to change sides without British gold. £50 million pounds in the last 4 years of the war alone..(thats approx 5 and a half billion in todays money)

[@rp9408]

​@@martynnotman3467 I understand your view, but gold is far from being the main point in all warfare (at least it is another view). Some countries near bankrupts were able to push back Most of the key battle for the coalitions such as Leipzig were not having british soldiers Even when they were present they were most of the time a minority (even Waterloo) I feel (it is just an opinion) we really underestimate the major participants by putting the British on the first place. Again Russia, Austria and Prussia deserve a first row place Fortunately, in other central european countries it is not dsplayed that way *sorry for my poor english

[@martynnotman3467]

@@rp9408 ok there was a British contingent at Leipzig (not a huge one) for a start. Secondly if you include the Hannoverians (who were ruled by George 3rd/4th too) then there were 41 thousand British troops at Waterloo. Oh and the Nassau and Brunswickers were armed by the British too.. Without Britain staying in the war there simply wouldnt have been anything for Prussia, Russia etc to join. France would have had time to stabilise her conquests and they would have had a fait accompli. And without British cash they could neither feed, supply, arm or maintain in the field any army for long.

[@МаксимильянШумилин]

June 22, 1812, at 4 o'clock in the morning, without a declaration of war and any claims... A Russian joke for all time: "How to invade Russia, then only with the combined forces of the whole of Europe; but as soon as we cross the western border, we (Russia) immediately have a bunch of allies".

[@IliyanStoychev]

relax bro, not whole of europe. there were thousands of foreign soldiers in napoleon and even A.H's armies, bu they weren't a united european front against russia. dont blow it out of proportion. patriotism is fine and I respect that, but historical sensationalism is a bit too much.

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@Unpseudopascommelesautres]

The tsar indirectly started a war by breaching the treaty of Tilsit in 1810 when he refused to applicate the blockade.

[@TEUTONIC__ORDER699]

Russia actually sided with Napoleon and joined the continental system, they did not have to, yet they did and then backstabbed Napoleon, So yes it was justified, and the invasion was on the 24 of June 1812

[@damarisndegwa3476]

So cool

[@asiancat2053]

how to ruined everything: became greed and betray your allies

[@Lycurgus1982]

He was brilliant.

[@kal_bewe1837]

Cool video but it's should have started in 1792

[@carpet163]

The total war music is making me lol.

[@arandomuser3178]

Sadly Napoleon lost

[@TEUTONIC__ORDER699]

He actually won many times, but just like today, one country gets ganged up on by the rest until its on its knees

[@arandomuser3178]

@@TEUTONIC__ORDER699 true

[@-JT-543]

@@TEUTONIC__ORDER699…. so he lost 🤦‍♀️

[@TEUTONIC__ORDER699]

@@-JT-543 the napoleonic wars were many wars and Napoleon won most of them so he did win

[@-JT-543]

@@TEUTONIC__ORDER699 No it was one contiguous war. Winning early on and then losing at the end doesn’t mean you won the ‘early wars’.

[@edermanutencaoejardim9138]

Dom João VI Emperor of the United Kingdom Portugal Brazil, deceived Napoleon, when the troops were on the verge of Lisbon, transferred the capital of the kingdom from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil

[@a.s.7936]

So they retreated

[@ddc2957]

Yeah ‘deceived’ is putting a spin on it. They ran for their lives & left their subjects to their fate.

[@martynnotman3467]

​@@ddc2957 actually the British shipped them off to Brazil and built a huge series of fortifications called the Lines of Torres Vedras around Lisbon once they werent sticking their noses in every 5 minutes..

[@imperioespanol1972]

España fue el Vietnam de Napoleón , murieron 240000 franceses en España y ponen la bandera británica,esto es un chiste verdad,saben cuál es la batalla de Bailén?tropas españolas derrotan por primera vez a los ejércitos napoleónicos ,en batalla a campo abierto de igual a igual.

[@SUPREETH.]

W awesome

[@borismaguet]

Attrition in a nutshell, Napoleon should have simulated its Winter campaign on EU IV

[@joehoe222]

Why cut out the comeback? That's dinner without dessert. :(

[@ЦыРенОстров-ъ8ы]

Поражение Наполеона началось в России .

[@julienn8889]

French people are crazy 🇲🇫🙏

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@shreksophone1413]

@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid Napoleon made his brother take the spanish throne (i think)

[@USSR-1991-D]

I think Napoleon war should be the great European war

[@cuentafinlandesa]

So the french actually had military advantage until the very end .

[@ryack6355]

For most of the Wars Napoleon had the numbers, he was supposed to be a genius of warfare, and he still lost. People compare him to Hitler, who actually did better considering the Germans were drastically outnumbered. Napoleons choices seem weird too. He attacks Russia while he’s bogged down in Spain. At least Hitler took mainland Europe before he went East and wasn’t fighting a war on top two fronts until years later.

[@joonamikkonen_]

@@ryack6355 You would lose too whether you would stand in Napoleons’s shoes. More easier to say afterwards. Napoleon had multiple major enemies against him and they still lost. Not Napoleon. War of 1812 with Russia however, changed the outcome of Europe.

[@omarbradley6807]

Well, that is not true, the French army numbered at most 250,000 against 600,000 at 1805 and the Prussian army had 200,000 at 1806, etc, They never had the numbers except for a brief time in 1795 but the troop quality was terrible

[@ryack6355]

@@joonamikkonen_ If I was in Napoleons shoes, I probably would have lost. But I wouldn't have invaded Russia while being bogged down in Spain.

[@ddc2957]

Let’s be honest we all would have buckled in his job after the first day. The man was staggeringly superhuman. Just to run the wars would be overwhelming but he also micromanaged the country to great effect & held diplomacy with a continent simultaneously for a decade. The Six Days’ campaign is the final proof to me he was basically inhuman. No man could do what this guy did.

[@WorldUnity-dq4ln]

If only someone could’ve united Afro-Eurasia into one giant land empire. That cursed Britannia would’ve been sanctioned to oblivion.

[@stephenanderson1594]

Great Britain and France were proposed to become one country in the past which would have been interesting

[@yc2673]

I don't think it would have lasted. It happened two times, during the hundred years war with an Angevine Britain holding both countries under one Angevine crown. And during WWII when France was defeated in order to deny any peace talk with Germans and provide Britain with its fleet and colonies. It could not have lasted, Britain is an isle...

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@scrayziegaming6398]

​@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid Napoléon place son frère comme roi d'Espagne

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

@@scrayziegaming6398 Merci pour la réponse ! Mais Joseph Bonaparte n'est devenu roi d'Espagne qu'en 1808, c'est pour ca je me disais ce qui a bien pu se passer en 1804

[@xenotypos]

@@yc2673 You're confusing the Angevin empire and the Hundred Years war. The personal union that could have happened between Henry V of England and the daughter of the French king, during the 100 Years War, doesn't really has a name. The Angevin empire, a name made up by historian to describe the collective territories of the Angevin/Plantagenet ruler (a personal union, those territories were still separate, just under the same dude), happened a long time before the 100 Years War, it was in the 1200s. And wasn't earned through war, but mariages and diplomacy. "Angevin" is a term that comes from the city of Angers in France, the home city of the Plantagenet dynasty, originally counts of Anjou. They will become in a short time also duke of Normandy, then duke of Aquitaine, then king of England, then duke of Brittany. They weren't really "anglicized" at that point in history. Actually, Henry V of England two centuries later will be the first Plantagenet who has English as his native language.

[@aka99]

France under Napoleon: France won France 1871:France lost France 1919: France won France 1940: France lost Fact: under Napoleon it was the last time, Napoleon occupied all territory of modern Germany, but Germany occupied all France

[@WarDyl3]

1918 not 1919

[@aka99]

@@WarDyl3 i just wrote 1919 because of the treaty.

[@WarDyl3]

@@aka99 oh

[@bachakabul1532]

France took over germa😂😂😂germany

[@aka99]

@@bachakabul1532 ?

[@Flyingscoot]

A Hearts of Iron style game of this would be awesome

[@Flyingscoot]

@@the55squad thanks never heard of that one, looked it up and yes it seems to be exactly what I asked for.

[@The_Unknown_One_stickfigure]

Napoleon meme ain’t dead yet

[@nathanflynn6092]

In todays episode of coalition wars

[@VraelFreorhe]

Fun fact napoleon and the French were the only enemies of Russia to ever set foot in Moscow and it costed them 600k lives.

[@garbancitolentejas486]

Not exactly...MONGOLS took Moscow in 1237 and they remained there for one century (1317).. but from 1317 to 2024... only POLES in 1610 and NAPOLEON in 1812 took Moscow

[@VraelFreorhe]

@@garbancitolentejas486 thanks for these informations. I'll go to sleep more knowledgeable tonight thanks to you 👍

[@SamOrca-n3q]

Me: hey! You forgot waterloo 1815 :)

[@WarDyl3]

This is first part of 2

[@aljosapetkovic69]

Moral of the story, don't go to Russia :) :) :) - also how was this not considered WWI?

[@ddc2957]

There were global ramifications for the Napoleonic Wars but they weren’t impactful or far-reaching enough to really consider them a genuine World War. The Seven Years’ War some 50 years prior to this is much closer to being a kind of World War.

[@clashkingking6193]

The uk literally never gave up

[@DroXxMusic]

and spain

[@MarquisVincentBissetdeGramont]

The English have always been saved by the Channel (and gigantic coalitions). You can look it up, it's been the case in every war since the Middle Ages.

[@jeb1413]

General winter saving Russia. Admiral water saving UK.

[@ChrisCrossClash]

@@MarquisVincentBissetdeGramont 😂😂You going to cry more?, pathetic clown, it's the Royal Navy that has saved my country.

[@ChrisCrossClash]

@@jeb1413 Royal Navy more like, you French were pathetic at naval warfare. 😂😂

[@AdrienFAGOT]

French are always proud about this half victorious era 💪🟦⬜🟥🤳

[@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid]

what happened between France and Spain in December 1804 1:31 ?

[@Dakio_VLF]

@@Khalid-Ibn-Al-Walid Napoleon decided to invade Spain in order to reinforce the blockade he was leading against the United Kingdom.

[@king_fisherXX]

My ass still believes that Napoleon reincarnated into a funny mustache Austrian just to fail at conquering Russia 💀

[@WarDyl3]

No, he reincarnated in Wilhelm II to invade France but he failed to conquer France but he defeats Russian Empire

[@WarDyl3]

And Ussr is not same than Russia you're wrong

[@king_fisherXX]

⁠​⁠@@WarDyl3you literally missed the point which is honestly saddening. Both Nazi Germany and Napolean France tried to invade Russia and failed. Also, why are we bringing Wilhelm II into this?

[@king_fisherXX]

@@WarDyl3Also who tf cares? USSR and Russia are in the same (Eastern Europe). Communists just like being weird 🗿

[@WarDyl3]

@@king_fisherXX no, Russia not same than USSR, The USSR was an union of republics (ukraine, Latvia, Estonia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and more) and russia, it is just and federation of republics, and, Kazakhstan was the last country to leave USSR, so Kazakhstan was the USSR for 4 days

[@amadeusbender3417]

With now knowing that numbers i doubt that Napoleon was that tactical genius. May be the beginning. But later he had almost double.the amount of soldiers like his opponents. And see what happens when he had fewer because he screwed up his campagain in Russia. He got quite beaten up also in other combat fields.

[@idiot-yw5oq]

no, the soldier count is of every soldier on every front, not every soldier napoleon led personally, the armies that he did lead personally did win dozens of battles and usually they were outnumbered, he won 56 battles over all, which is the most out of any military general ever.

[@kyekruchoski1457]

Great channel love this shit after watching two vids

[@isozarr]

Everyone who tried to conquer europe failed in the end... everyone.