Thirty Years' War - Danish Intervention 1626-1629 DOCUMENTARY

[@KingsandGenerals]

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[@sturmgewer44]

Very nice !! Please make a series about the trajan/ dacian wars or the marcommanic wars! Also would be very nice a series about the basil conquest in the balkans .

[@tasinal-hassan8268]

Can you do a video on the Battle of Karansebes? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@abrakadabra6364]

Please don't advertise these "games", they're all a scam. -_-;

[@mookins45]

please expand on the Thirty Years' War?

[@marrs1013]

Just one note on the Hungarian name Bethlen Gábor. In Hungarian tradition the family name comes first, followed by the given name. So Bethlen Gábor is Mr Bethlen, and not Mr Gábor. Following the English naming tradition, his name would be written as Gábor Bethlen. Great video again! Thanks.

[@jarlbregadan914]

In almost every war you always have a group of scotish mad lads being mad lads. Respect.

[@bilbilly625]

Its true lol. Its usually the french that have some crazy Scottish division just waiting to go fucking crazy lol.

[@Khookies-lp2lu]

I never noticed this until you mentioned it. Makes me want to go out and compile a list of Scottish volunteers going absolutely nuts.

[@Mattyhollis]

"It really do be like that sometimes." - Christian IV

[@klutttmuttsprutt6087]

"Hold my beer". - Gustav II Adolf (Gustavus Adolphus)

[@TheThingInMySink]

@mr_ anheuser ''Called it.'' -Axel Oxenstierna

[@cxarhomell5867]

mr_ anheuser *Kingdom of France busts down the door*

[@xyrisejoss7144]

Yeah 😂

[@rs2excelsior]

"Though Frederick V had been defeated and his military forces smashed, he had not renounced his claim to the Bohemian throne, leaving Ferdinand the task of eradicating his support without provoking a general European war." Narrator: "He failed."

[@antoinelachapelle3405]

Sometimes, historical accuracy is just blunt af

[@abcdef27669]

If the Thirty Years War was a Street Fighter game, Germany itself would be the car wrecked in the bonus stages.

[@JaePeezy]

"Oh, my car!"

[@louisthorpe1788]

Whooaaa!!

[@Grayto]

PERFECT!

[@MalayArcher]

We really need 16th and 17th century theme for the next historical total war game. CA pls take note. As usual here are Total War: Empire and Attila mods we used in this video: -1600 Colonialism (Empire) -MK 1212 AD (Attila) -Mediator Graphical Enhancement Best wishes, ڤمانه ملايو

[@lmaozedong2259]

Religious wars tw would be crazy güt

[@lukezuzga6460]

I just commented something about this time period being a great time for CA to build a game around. I play TW almost after every Sun K&G video. If I wasn't working most Thur I'd play then too.

[@IAmMarshicus]

My bet is on the next one being Medieval 3, with small campaign expansions focused on pike & shot conflicts (Italian Wars/30 Years War) released later on as DLC. Optimistic, I know...

[@lukezuzga6460]

@@IAmMarshicus I could live with that. I think they are going to stay in Asia however, just for the money.

[@Xfire209]

For Medieval 2 Kingdoms exists a 30 years wars mod. Maybe you could use that one too?

[@NYCfrankie]

Anything from u guys makes my day

[@KingsandGenerals]

Happy to hear that!

[@atakaraman7680]

I got chills from Gustavus Adolphus' appearance in the end

[@froseo9]

Same

[@evrekaevreka80]

Atam sen de mı burdasin

[@cmihail06]

Same here

[@atakaraman7680]

@@evrekaevreka80 oo kimler varmış burada

[@mattaffenit9898]

@@froseo9 Because för Sverige?

[@Darccloud92]

Wow this is actually a pretty hard to follow narrative between all the different characters, countries involved, and motives of the people involved. I think you guys have done a great job, or at least as good as possible considering all the challenges I’m sure exist when doing a brief series on this. I’m glad this channel is doing an overview of it and I’m looking forward to the rest!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Honestly, this conflict is a mess, and we are trying to make it as palatable, as possible :-)

[@Khookies-lp2lu]

@@KingsandGenerals don't you mean Palatineable? I'm sorry

[@Dorya9]

K&G, I really gotta give you guys credit for how well you depict the borders of HRE. I'm currently reading a book about the HRE from the beginning to the end and sometimes I have to pause my reading to try and envision these crazy borders, and forget about the politics. Great job!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks! Honestly, we have oversimplified it as much as possible.

[@curlyfries2956]

Denmark really said "ok imma fight the Catholics" "damn the Catholics got hands"

[@naufalfarris8599]

you're the only light in this cold depressing sunday night

[@zarakdurrani7584]

Naufal Farris it's cold wherever you're at?

[@JonManProductions]

Soon, it will be Sweden's turn to intervene. And y'all knows what that means... SABATON POSTS!

[@Muhammed552]

Mighty eagle rule alone Liberator claim the throne Lion from the northern land Take the scepter, from its hand

[@CMDRSloma]

And then Winged Hussars arrived...

[@GardEngebretsen]

Legends have taught, battles fought This lion has no fear at heart Lion come forth, come from the north Come from the north

[@belstar1128]

I can't wait to insult Sweden again

[@mikhaelserrano7944]

GOTT MIT UNS!!!!!

[@vectorstrike]

I feel Tilly is a pretty undervalued general. He was quite good. Also, the Edict of Restitution was the real moment when the HRE fucked up... and it was playing Ironman.

[@DidierDidier-kc4nm]

H e was one of the best General of his time he was active for 54 years and was undefeated until he met Gustav adolf .Napoleon had great admiration of him and he even visited his grave at Altötting . Von Tilly made a good job with very few means compare to Wallenstein

[@Erikaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

Tilly was a superb general. His military record was an unprecedented string of victories. The fact that he lost three battles against the Swedes at the end of his life does not diminish that in the slightest.

[@blecao]

@@DidierDidier-kc4nm Wallenstein main advantage was his incredibly good use of his gained states and eficient tax collection to raise huge mercenary forced

[@Badbentham]

Indeed: Tilly was a masterful Army Commander. - While Wallenstein was a supreme politician, who was unparalleled in the economic war game.

[@rolay504]

Soon the Lion of the North will come down with a vengeance! to succeed where our danish cousins failed.

[@JonManProductions]

Noch Ein Bier, were all friends forever, drink together, NOCH EIN BIER! Wait, that's not how it goes...

[@harpersferryblues]

They Shall Crush Them In The South Conquer Pomerania And Norway!

[@benedictalesandro6447]

And then he dieded.

[@umaransari9765]

@@benedictalesandro6447 leaving the enemy army decimated

[@benedictalesandro6447]

@@umaransari9765 yep, that he did. And that's what i like to call go out with a bang.

[@rowshonnabi5158]

Thanks for the quick continuation of the Thirty Years War, Kings and General. This critic is obviously going to give a positive review tonight. Great job!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks! :-)

[@thomasbrink760]

Christian 4. Had all the chances in the world to reclaim danish glory

[@ghostrider.49]

Did I just hear Gustavus Adolphus?! *Sabaton intensifies*

[@MothaLuva]

I first understood „Gestapos Adolphus“.

[@GunLut]

Just last weekend the city of Stralsund celebrated their annual Wallenstein Days. It is quite cool to see a city I know so well be the center of attention for this video.

[@Whitemoon193]

11:08 every time you put this music you also put a smile on my face

[@sigurdragnarsson597]

Can you please include Lennart Torstensson's war in your thirtys years war series.

[@gilcesarpereira3171]

Names to choose if your born in the hre Fredrick Fredrick Wiliam Ferdinand Maximilian(your on thin ice buddy)

[@Yora21]

Names to chose when you're born in Danish royalty: Frederik Christian You're probably named Frederik Christian in case the order of succession gets disrupted and so you can be either.

[@TheKingDain]

@@Yora21 Before the Oldenburgs, our kings were somewhat more imaginative regarding names.

[@GardEngebretsen]

@@Yora21 It's Christian Frederik, not Frederik Christian.

[@mattaffenit9898]

@@TheKingDain Ragnarr Lođbrok Hrólfr Kráki Haraldr Harđrađi Sigurđarsson Haraldr Fairhair Ívarr hinn Beinlausi (debatable kingship) Birger (Swedish but still close enough) Valdemar Sigurđr Volsunga (debatable kingship) All three kings in a row named Haakon Haakonsson (seriously, WTF Norway?) Pretty much anyone of the Yngling line Yeah, Scandinavian royalty kinda gave up on their names after the late 15th century.

[@nomooon]

@@mattaffenit9898 they like the name Harold because it lets them say "arghhhhhh" while doing viking stuff.

[@paulh2468]

There is some documentary evidence that the first military use of "The Kool-Aid Man" was in breaching the walls of Stralsund. After smashing through the flimsy styrofoam walls, he shouted "Ooohhhh Yaaaaahh !!!". Then he began serving the defeated defenders the first early form of Kool-aid, to refresh them. This might be evidence of good sportsman-like conduct in a military conflict.

[@mandinka_language_and_proverbs]

You have never failed us, Especially Sunday, thanks

[@phe123]

Please make atleast 2 videros for the swedish intervention. SOOO many good battles! =)

[@markarcangel5954]

the way you narrate this videos are amazing. i feel like im there. i can feel the tension. great videos! keep it up! im from Philippines

[@Bazinga3972]

The Kushan empire from Afghanistan or their famous king Kanishka would also be really interesting please do a video about them. They were patrons of Buddhism but their Buddhism was mixed with Afghanistan’s Greco-Bactrian culture at that time (Monument from the Kushan time found were Heracles is the protector of Buddha) They also worshiped Ahura Mazda(Zoroastrian God), that can be seen in the “Rabatak Inscription ” if you do a video about the Kushans or Kanishka the great you definitely have to read the translation of the Rabatak inscription on Wikipedia!

[@PeterBayer7]

Great video! One nitpick: Bethlen Gabor is the Hungarian name order. Bethlen is the family name and it's very weird to hear it in English in this name order. Anyway, keep up the series, I'd love to learn more about the 30 years war! :)

[@KingsandGenerals]

Yeah, I keep mixing it up. Bethlen Gabor, who is also Gabriel Bethlen.

[@FreedomFighter08]

Love Scandinavian history and the Swedish intervention this series will be cool.

[@cianwalsh9137]

Another great video from one of the best channels

[@willysilly6960]

More Paraguayan War Documentaries PLEASE!

[@res_publica_romana]

Great video once again. Hope to see more of the 30 years war. Greetings from the aforementioned Halberstadt.

[@eddy._.1822]

Only this channel makes my day!

[@Catholic-Redpilled-Spaniard]

16th and 17th centuries... Spanish Dominance. Finally a channel that focuses videos on this glorious age. Fuck yeah!

[@Erikaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

Yeah... Uhm... Two episodes from now, they're going to cover Rocroi. Might want to brace yourself for that.

[@Catholic-Redpilled-Spaniard]

@@Erikaaaaaaaaaaaaa Rocroi is one of the battles that has been more lied about. Rocroi was a tactical defeat but nothing more, the french propaganda machine has talked about it as if it was the tomb of the tercios. I hope this channel talks about Nordlingen first and , when they talk about Rocroi, do it fairly.

[@Erikaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

@@Catholic-Redpilled-SpaniardThe Spanish abandoned the Tercio System after Rocroi. You can't possibly contend that it was anything other than the tomb of the Tercios. Maybe the one influence by propaganda is you, refusing to admit your country was curbstomped by France 400 years ago

[@Catholic-Redpilled-Spaniard]

@@Erikaaaaaaaaaaaaa Have you even read the Battle of Rocroi? Tell me, what are the reasons the Spaniards "lost"? The german and italian tercios retreated because the french knew they were the lesser men. The spaniah cavalry beat the french one in both flanks, and the Spanish Tercio resisted 5 charges from the french army, which outnumbered it, and still stood after being pounded by the french artillery. The Spaniards were given the same conditions of surrender than a fortified city (only time that´s ever happened) and were allowed to leave in formation, with the weapons and the flags. Rocroi was a tactical victory because the french kept the field. There have been more books published in France about Rocroi than about Napoleon. If that does not scream propaganda, I dont know what does. The french had been defeated for 150 years by Spain over and over again in Europe, while having an empire 15 times larger than them; they desperately needed a propagandistic victory, and Rocroi was perfect.

[@Erikaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

@@Catholic-Redpilled-Spaniard Has it occurred to you that you desperately want your own country to be badass and cool, and can't face the fact that it ever lost, so you're twisting history to refuse having to admit that the Tercios were beaten. Did Spain abandon the Tercio after losing at Rocroi, Dunkirk, and the Dunes. Yes or no question.

[@e7venjedi]

Random, but may I say it is interesting and cool to see so many different cultures represented in the last names of the patreon supporters. :-)

[@GhostBusters815]

Love kings and generals nobody does it like you guys!

[@hamzaferoz6162]

I now get why Germany invaded everyone in the future

[@hamzaferoz6162]

@Rafael Resende Denmark in 1864, Austria in 1866, France in 1871, Belgium in 1914, Russia in 1917. Poland in 1939, Czechoslovakia in 1938, France in 1940, Belgium and Denmark also 1940, Greece in 1940-41, Ukraine, Belarus, The Baltic States, Half of Russia all in 41

[@barbaralucas1220]

Really enjoying this series. Thank you very very much. I love history and this channel is completely amazing 😊

[@mdgarciasa]

Love the thirty years war... more please

[@EurasiaOnYT]

Great video!!! 😊

[@HasnainAhmed90s]

I'm a Pakistani I love true documentaries all around the world also love to seek, learn new knowledge. Love from Pakistan.

[@95DarkFire]

13:11 Ah, the good old Medieval II soundtrack.

[@HistoryandOtherStuffwithBV]

This was a really good, interesting and entertaining video. Keep up the good work. I probably would've found this episode amazing if it weren't for my parents, aunt and ESPECIALLY my brother interrupting me EVERY GODDAMN SECOND! Anyways, with that little rant over... I'm looking forward for more. Next episode of this series, we follow the father of modern warfare! Also, what's the last music in this video?

[@450b]

Will there be a series on the 80 years war? It fits right in with this documentary.

[@MisterNiceGuy830]

Puts a smile to my face when I wake up to a new vid

[@KHK001]

Great! As always 😃

[@JamesThomas-pj2lx]

Simply, the best! Thank you.... even if I do miss chekov piloting the wessel.

[@HeroHoundoom]

Those citizens of Stralsund really put up a fight! They deserved to win in my opinion.

[@ericgrace9995]

It's hard to imagine that the land of safe Volvo's and Abba was once a major military power...

[@Cancoillotteman]

Well... it's also the land of Sabaton, so...

[@MrBigCookieCrumble]

There used to be a lot of violent minded people in Sweden..... they all died in the wars. :P

[@ethank.6602]

@@Cancoillotteman sabaton are finnish arent they?

[@larryl1517]

Most today's so called neutral states were just the losers in political games in history like Sweden, Netherland, Denmark and so on.

[@emiljohansson2698]

@@radunMARSHAL ikr, russia wanted Peace, if given a Town next to the Baltic sea. Instead he marched to ukraine lol. If he had stayed in the west he may have won.

[@delian7721]

well done, im excited for the next episode!

[@LightxHeaven]

Looking forward to the Swedish Phase of the Thirty Years War :)

[@billywiththebulgingbaloonb5105]

@@Elenrai Would this be the same Tordenskjold who was born 40 years after the 30 years war ended and fought in a war that took place 60 years after the fact?

[@emiljohansson2698]

@@Elenrai hush you dane

[@mayuthecop]

Kings and Generals should really start a go fund me to make a new strategy game. I just love the graphics used in your videos, and a game like that would be so cool.

[@rascalferret]

it is a Total War game engine. There lots of mods...

[@mayuthecop]

Not talking about the footage of Total war, I’m talking about the portraits on the “drawn” map, and the tactical map with the, i guess “medieval nato style” units boxes. Like you can see at minute 12:07.

[@dannewark7717]

Dude great channel, you gotta do an episode on WARHAMMER Fantasy......maybe (Black fire pass 1,2 and 3) or (the battle of Hel Fenn), or even (the march on Monfort).

[@ElBandito]

The Vikings are at odds with the Catholics again!

[@husseinalsharaa202]

This video is just fantastic please make more videos

[@Raadpensionaris]

What a great video. This is for me the most intresting time in history

[@ibrahimandiaye9919]

After That French Phase with Richelieu Louis XIII Turenne and Condé

[@mattaffenit9898]

Europe: ... Gustavus: "It's för Sverige time!!!!!!" Europe: "Wait, wha--." Gustavus: _"I CAST FIST!!!!!!"_

[@ragnarososo]

ok.This is just the best!!! I Love your Channel!!!!!

[@Diadas66]

Another great video always so interesting

[@蘭巴拉爾]

Thanks for the Video !!! Always felt lost in the complicated maneuvers of 30 Years War. And WIki doesn't make it better.

[@KingsandGenerals]

It is very complicated :-)

[@juanserra1720]

Excelentemente narrado, ! Gracias!

[@LEGOMANIAC419]

The Swedes don't even feature in this episode, and we're already flooding the comments with Sabaton. I love this community.

[@varana]

When the next video comes out, there will be 9000 comments, 8995 of which will be quoting or just mentioning Sabaton, and they will see this as something good for some weird reason.

[@sirfatant]

So INTERESTING! I cant wait until the next update?

[@saxoDK_1600]

Thanks a lot for danish subtitles

[@trisarathops]

Your pronunciation of German towns and names gives me life 😂💕🥰

[@sean668]

Jon Goat Canadian? He’s totally English

[@tristanthorburn8473]

Great vid, as always!

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

It’s always good when Danish power wanes as playing as a minor German nation.

[@Artwolf007]

I didn't know France was a minor German nation, Emperor Napoleon hue hue hue.

[@thedoruk6324]

*Everybody* Gangsta 'till the Kings&Generals drops *the bomb!*

[@yoshilorak5897]

CREEPER!!! Awww man!!! My man Gus is coming up with a bang!!! I can't wait....

[@Bazinga3972]

You have to do a video about the Ghaznavids from Afghanistan or Mahmud from Ghazni. The Kushan empire from Afghanistan would also be really interesting. They were patrons of Buddhism but there Buddhism was mixed with Afghanistan’s Greco-Bactrian culture at that time (Monument from the Kushan time found were Heracles is the protector of Buddha) They even worshiped Ahura Mazda, that can be seen in the “Rabatak Inscrutable” if you do a video about the Kushana you definitely have to read the translation of the Rabatak inscription on Wikipedia!

[@loszhor]

Good vid! Keep it up!

[@InvisibleTower]

During the bombardment of Stralsund, one shot reportedly decapitated 14 defenders. One Scottish witness wrote: "who doubts of this, he may go and see the reliques of their braines to this day, sticking to the walls", which is probably my favourite quotation ever.

[@antoniusbritannia8217]

10:25 Egon, I thought you said, "Don't cross the streams".

[@scr3aming3agle83]

Another one! 😭😭😭😭 today is a good day

[@ChuckPalomo]

17th century politics are so interesting. I love how complex and loose the Holy Roman Empire was, with seemingly contradictory and inscrutable webs of loyalties, irregular administrative regions, and constant infighting. I especially find the concept of free cities fascinating. It's all so weird and nonsensical I can't even wrap my head around how the German state machinery worked. Looking at it in this video it seems as though it shouldn't have worked at all.

[@klausmascarenhas3873]

Great work.

[@wjzav1971]

The Thirty Years War is almost tragically funny to behold as peace was ever so often so close but some minor thing always kept preventing it.

[@312squadron]

Albrecht von Wallenstein (Albrecht z Valdštejna) built many important palaces the most famous is Wallenstein palace (Valdštejnský palác) in Prague is very favourite location for tourists due to a beautiful garden surrounding full statues it also houses what is now a days Czech Senate.

[@BigBazz-Clips]

another amazing video

[@markusskram4181]

Such a cool video !

[@Dodovacer]

Yey. More of these please.

[@Luriksen]

A bit of map error on Norway, Bohuslen should still be a part of Denmark-Norway during this period

[@johan8969]

Both Bohuslen and Blekinge was a part of Denmark-Norway until 1658.

[@evelinacz1773]

Hi guys, Albrecht z Valdštejna ( Albrecht von Wallenstein ) was a very interesting personality, a very smart guy and also an excellent manager. His destiny is also interesting and was predected by a famous astrologist Johannes Kepler. If you go to Prague, you can visit his palace ( Wallenstein Palace - a beautifull place ) and gardens and also make a trip to his Friedland ( Frýdland) Castle. A very nice one day trip out of Prague..

[@larryl1517]

His personality and his ambition was also the reason the Emperor was jealous of him and assassinated him.

[@evelinacz1773]

@@larryl1517 Hi, absolutly so but I didn't want to post it in my comment, it surely comes in the next video.

[@igorhezer-gerbely7100]

At first it seemed no one is able to make a great documentary about the 30 years war. Then I found this

[@Greyyfr]

Kings and generals should make videos about the great northern war

[@doc.rankin577]

KnG: We'll talk about it in the next episode on the 30 years war. Me: AWWWWWWW MAN!

[@yonathanrakau1783]

Count Tilly was actually impresive had there was no Gustavus in this era he would be the one who was widely known today

[@HistoryandOtherStuffwithBV]

I have been trying to find the music that begins roughly at 11:09 over on EpidemicSound for well over an hour now, and have failed... Could you please give me the name of the song and who made it so I could find it on EpidemicSound? Would make for a nice, if symbolic birthday present... Thanks in advance

[@KC-de1ds]

Looking forward to learn about the Swedish warfare with Gustav Adolphus!

[@maxmagnus777]

Loved the video as always :D I don't know the characters in this story. It would be much more fun for me if you added signs near each character to which faction he belonged, and a flag if possible. Also the territories taken and lost were both green so it would be of much better understanding if you marked them in colors of countries, armies and so on. Same goes with ships...

[@Vonstab]

Thank you for continuing the 30YW series. This time however your sources have let you down as both the map and the description of the battle is missing key parts. The map lacks the terrain including woods, marsh and and hills which created a narrow and pretty defensible position but also made it possible to outflank the Danish position by taking great risks. The position was more narrow than shown which forced the armies to deploy in depth with only a limited number of regiments able to cross the stream and fight at any one time. (Tilly's intial attack was made with only four regiments with 25 companies of cavalry and 20 of infantry, about 4000 men in total) The part of the battle which is missing in the video is the intial attack by Tilly which saw the Catholic troops being counter-attacked by the Danes after they had crossed the stream but before they were able to get back into proper formations. All but one of the Catholic regiments were shattered and driven back across the stream with the Danes in hot pursuit. The Danish counter attack pressed Tilly's troops hard but without support from the Danish 2nd line they were defeated as superior numbers of Catholic troops entered the fray supported by close range artillery fire. The defeat and rout of the entire 1st line of Danish troops was a heavy blow to the Danes and shook their morale. There was no Catholic flank attack across the Neille, this is a missinterpretation of the destruction of two Danish cavalry regiments which took part in the corner where the Neille and Hummecke meet but on the ”Catholic” side of the Hummecke. The banks of the Neille and Hummecke are quite marshy in this are which made it impossible for the Danes to escape, the marsh also prevented a flanking movement on that side. The only flank attack took part on the Catholic right flank i.e the Danish left flank where the woods made it possible for 3 regiments of Imperial cavalry to move unseen to the flank and rear of the Danish army. This flank attack was met by a desperate and fierce counter-charge by the Rhinegraf Otto Ludwig in command of the Danish 3rd line but he could not contain the Imperial troops for long and the morale of the bulk of the Danish army had collapsed at the apperance of these new troops as a rumor spread that it was Wallensteins entire army. Based on the gaps in the video I gues that you have relied heavily on Peter Wilson's ”Europes Tragedy”, it has some problems when it's comes to the detailed military history of the 30YW, the battle maps vary greatly in quality from pretty good such as White Mountain, Wittstock, Freiburg and Jankau to flawed such as Lutter and then rather horrible with as much fiction as fact such as Breitenfeld. There are also strange ones like Nördlingen which gets the terrain right but not troop positions and movement. The second issue is that there are is evidence that some battles descriptions were hastily edited at a late stage to reduced the size of the book (which as you know is massive) and this has created a lot of errors due to parts of battles suddenly missing as was the case with Lutter or parts missing the 2nd half of events such as Jankau. These missing parts are often not easy to spot unless one is already familiar with the battles and the sources used by Wilson.

[@ralfgroardt146]

Great Video as always. Happy to see my hometown Stralsund in a Video. Also pretty good pronunciation of Stralsund, but the stress in on the first syllable with a long a.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Looking at that city. Who in their right mind would attack that? :-)

[@Daruliable]

good video

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks!

[@panzerfist]

Crazy watching this because I grew up in Lower Saxony right by Göttingen. Lol

[@jozz2248]

Didn't they learn anything from watching Ghostbusters? You never cross the streams 10:24

[@velvetcasuat]

Wonderfull Content

[@Muhammed552]

Defensive idea is Broken af in this battle lol

[@augustineo.6990]

Using religion as a political weapon to really get what you want (power, wealth, control...) has been super effective through out the ages. I like KnG because they show in detail the strategies employed to achieve those ends. Those who don't know their history are not doomed to repeat but they are doomed for lack of possiblity to exploit a missed opporunity in using experience to alter the odds in your favour.

[@DidierDidier-kc4nm]

read Simplicius Simplicissimus its german novel but it s autobiographical novel because the author was soldier in this war and you understand that the basic soldier didn t care about religion side and could change side easily as long as his ''new army'' can feed him the main concern they had is to survive !!of course all wars are terrifics but 30 Years wars was true nightmare for europeans central countries in demografic comparaison more than WWI and WW2

[@95DarkFire]

15:26 Of course the Scots would attack immediately. How I imagine it: Ships slowly enter the harbour after weeks of fighting. Suddenly: Loud bagpipes and drunken screaming. A horde of scotsmen streams from the boats and attacks the catholics, crushing everything in their path. They are also exclusively armed with thistles.