Napoleon's War On RABBITS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
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Show Created by Daniel Turner (B.A. (Hons) in History, University College London)
Script: Natasha Martell
Narrator:
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Weight loss is also a common effect of chronic arsenic poisoning, but Napoleon gained substantial weight during his first 5 years on the island (when he was purportedly being poisoned with arsenic). The rapid weight loss that occurred in his last year was very likely caused by his growing gastric carcinoma.
Was he poisoned by Hoesephine?
@@jerry12314doubt he was poisoned by anyone on the island, more likely he died from the cancer that formed following him drinking poison
I thought it was from scheele's green wallpaper that he had in Longwood House?
This film is very sucks
To be honest, poisoning him serves no purpose at all.
well I must say this was an absolute gem...and a little hilarious as I didn't know napoleon was at one time defeated by of all things rabbits...and that we also got a more personal look at the great emperor's life aside from all that military stuff people seem to only care about today these guys Truley deserve all of TH-cam for their contributions to history...keep up the good work
Watching this video felt like Napoleon himself was talking to me. Splendid job! Absolutely marvelous!
Ok imagine this same video. But in VR...
Are you a bot?
@@Dezzerray No I think they are just above the age of 30.
@@balls9420 what u mean muthafucka? I'm 42
He would likely speak French, and his English would be accented. I doubt that.
This is miles better than the new film.
The historical inaccuracies in the film are horrific, Scott did little research.
I didn't even see the new film!😂
You actually expect to learn specific history from a darn movie? Buddy movies are for entertaiment, if you wanna learn go watch a documentary.
@vivelenapoleon1927 look a band of brothers and a bridge too far, it can be done right instead of myths like this film does.
@@vivelenapoleon1927 Napoleon was a buddy movie? Are you a bot?
@@loyalpiper And…Saving Private Ryan?
Honestly? This type of "Bar Room Chit-chat" video is great. You should do more videos with this style.
Good video. There is a very underrated, excellently detailed and ongoing documentary series about Napoleon Bonaparte at the moment by a small channel called ‘Rewriting History’, that is exploring Napoleon’s childhood, early career, crowning as Emperor, exile and death. I would highly recommend that everyone watch the first episode at the very least.
I am a history professor and just saw the movie. I made a review on it as well if people want to know what was historically accurate in it and what was fiction.
I will watch😊
Would you recommend it at all? I've heard it's not all that it was hyped up to be, but that the battle scenes are actually pretty good - which is what I was most interested in. Is it worth it for just that, though?
Can you make a simple history video of Mahraja ranjit Singh ?
Drunken napoleon talking to a random dude about his life story is pretty funny
Napoleon Movie 2023
Watched it yesterday and it was a marvel. Really shows the side people don’t really talk about him, especially after Josephine’s death.
There is nothing we can do to stop it 😣
@@FlipJip8that's true? cuz I'm looking at the rest of the comments and other people are saying it was terrible
@@anthonyrufino9271 I've heard it is very historically inaccurate. Idk how true it is, but reportedly, when Scott was asked about these inaccuracies, he said "Were you there?" or something to that effect.
@@anthonyrufino9271the movie itself is amazing, don't let others stop you from watching it or affect your opinion on it.
The truth is, you can never really expect a movie to be accurate, if you want to learn something just watch a video documentary.
But as a movie Napoleon is amazing, is it historically accurate? It's debatable, but does it matter? The action is amazing and how the battles and Napoleon's life is portrayed is pretty good.
This new type of video is absolutely genius felt like I was actually there with him in real time, sharing a drink and listening to him, tell his stories at the end I was genuinely sad to see him go at the end. 10 out of 10 way better than the new movie.
2:58:
Now I know where Monty Python got the inspiration for The Lagomorph of Caerbannog from! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
And to learn such small-affair everyday anectodes about the most notorious figures in history...
Thanks, SH!
Gotta say I love this format. Hopefully you do more like this in the future
“We French are great lovers.”
He wasn’t French. He was Corsican.
Well, you could say he was both. He was born right after France bought Corsica, technically making him French. It just depends on if you see the purchase as legitimate or not. Napoleon who sided with the Corsican people in his childhood, did not. I would guess he associated himself more with the French as he gained power within France though.
He was technically French yeah. But if tomorrow, let’s say, Japan bought Australia, & a year from now an Australian child was born to White parents, they might reasonably consider themselves not very Japanese.
That was nicely done, and got the point across as well!
*Thank you Napoleon for telling your life story.*
This is such a solid video.
Making a film about Napoleon is impossible ngl, unless if you turn the movie into a 6 - long hour movie.
Check out the movie Waterloo.
The Joker becomes the Emperor of the French.
I love how napoleon has risen to such glory on the battlefields and politically that only people drama/propaganda could lower his persona's legacy.
this video was so realistic i felt napoleon coming inside of me
what
Ayo
🤨 📸
Same
*prasing*
Thank you channel for sharing interesting and interesting historical information
Simple history, one of the pinnacles of the TH-cam community intended or otherwise branching off to try something new. Respect
2:27 Scared of rabbits💀
This is awesome. Creative and many possibilities.
I watch the movie Napoleon today the timing is just funny.
Do Ewin Rommel next telling his story
I really enjoyed this style of video, like and interview or friendly story. Please do more like this if you are able to.
Really loved the way this video was done in the first person!
We need more like this😂😂😂
I consider myself a bit of a Francophile and if you want to watch an historically sound movie about Napoleon check out 'Waterloo'. A truly epic achievement. I believe they used 29,000 Russian troops as the armies on both sides. No CGI! The battle reenactments are incredible. Christopher Plummer plays the Duke of Wellington and Rod Steiger plays Napoleon.
Vive La France! 🇫🇷
You should do a lot more of this tbh - about more historical figures.
2:24
the bunny bonaparte has created an army to protect his land from napoleon 💀💀
The videos are getting better since 9 years
we need more vids like this
seeing napoleon as drunk man in bar is funny as heck lol
Hey this is a nice way of history telling! Do Patton next please! 😃👍
You know my napoleon is this drunk napoleon:-)
bro i was just peacefully talking to my friends then i hear napolean go hey hey! so i go where is that coming from- then i see at microsoft of this video so i was basically thinking i was talking to an actual napolean
One the last words Napoleon uttered in his last moments was "Josephine." Despite after enduring many things after their divorce, the man was still very much in love with that woman.
Since y’all doin’ videos about Napoleonic Warfare can ya do some videos about The Texas Revolution? I’d think it would be a very good subject that y’all haven’t covered.
There's nothing we can do moments
Great video, we need to see a second part
6:30 *Le Glomp
This is a great format. You should do this with more people from history
Napoleon finnaly learned how to speak English!🎉🎉🎉(actually good video, new format of videos is always interesting)
Your also my favorite TH-cam history channel
Hey simple history can you do a history on Assassination of doctor Luther king please
Great title, great video! 😀
For the first few seconds I thought that dog sleeping in the background was a passed out dude. I was like this channel has no chill 😂
This was amazing, purely just perfect
Incredible new video format now do one with Square Mustache Man in his secret underground bunker in Argentina
Napoleon: That rabbit must die!
Pekora: HHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAAHAAAHAHAA!!!
Great format for this video, you should to more like this.
This was brlliant. Loved it.
awesome animation 😀👍👍
0:09 Why the switch sound💀
please do more of these vidoes it asome
I like this when Napoleon is talking to you
I love this new style!
like this style.
This is an interesting perspective and I for one love it.
Napoleon got imprisoned in two islands. One was developed. And one was really a prison.
it was nice to hear napoleon recount his life while wallowing in a drunken Stuper in exile on i presume Sant Helena as he mentioned the battel of waterloo that was quite a clever way of delivering content i love your original style but i hope we get more of this style as well in the future.
He was exiled because he lost hundreds of thousands of men against the Russians and at the end of his campaigns more than 3,000,000 (million) had died
he was exiled because everyone was AFRAID of him
Dome, misty, 2 river, jam, a pear, dont diss you, gym annoy, dont breathe air, ditto, wood, yeah im all good
Rahhhh new simple history video 🎉🎉
When Napoleon himself gets into a bar conversation with you... he a defeated man and you just a guy looking for a cold one... he is lost and won't stop talking and you realise... There's nothing both of you can do
“When it comes to world leaders, you are literally lowered the bar! I’ll rip your bones apart Bonaparte, turn your horse into glue! Welcome to the Battle of Waterloo part 2!” Napoleon Dynamite
Napoleon Bonaparte: Hey! I’m actually average height of the time!
Anakin : General Napoleon you’re shorter than I expected
Please do it with Julius Caesar
I know more about napoleon than did I did before
Keep up this style of video. Got me roght into it. Do it with Moustache man. Dont want my comment to be removed lol
the woman on the bottom right has her hat change lol 0:56
Although I am a fan of Napoléon he is notorious for his propaganda & describing the rabbits as taking up line formation sounds like an explanation he’d come up with 😂
“We suffered 6 (60) casualties, I have inflicted 25 (3) losses on the enemy, we have taken 4 dens & 8 pieces of carrot. My health is good.”
WTF is Rosette? It is called "the stone of Rashid" called after the Rashid area in Egypt where the stone was found
Do a video on battle of Crete and Yugoslavia🫡🫡🫡
The actual rabbit account is terrifying. 3000 domesticated caged rabbits saw people as food..
Exelent vid well done🎉
Good fresh video make my guard night
That's the coolest way to make video❤❤❤😂😂
Napoleon was greatly mistaken. The fluffy little rabbits weren't attacking him. They were embracing him as one of their own.
So weird hearing the narrator, Chris Kane, talk in the 1st person for once
Yeah ikr, it's so weird! 😉
What??? Was the title changed or is this a new video?
Napoleons soldiers wouldn’t have had shakos in Egypt. That was post 1806, would have had tricornes or other various headwear
I think we've figured that out by now!
Epic vid
This "conversation" reminds me that influencial people are just people. They have flaws, imperfections, and problems
Hello! can you make a history video about slingshots and bronze ages projectiles like slings thank you!
Yes! You should do this every Saturday
Hopefully ferdinand magellan and el cano will tell their story next in
*"There's nothing we can do."*
Nah the napoleon movie was soooo good i literally watched it at the weekend
Oh and jaoquin phoenix was very good
Simple History, i beg you to do a video of George S. Patton!, The most crazy of the American generals during ww2
I just learned about this when i was 8 years old and my dah told me about my grandpapi who was in the 82cnd Airborne during world war 2 in the pacific front and went in the mountains to tell the imperial Japanese the war was over
Absolutley incredible animation, you can almost mouth read what they are actually saying
I actually was eating while watching this
It felt like i was actually there for some reason
Funny sh*t i ever done in my life
Fun fact: Josephine wasn’t actually called Josephine, she was called Marie (or something like that). Napoleon basically just gave her the name and was like “history shall remember you as JOSEPHINE”.
I have an idea, make a video about Antanas Ramanauskas ,,Vanagas" - the leader of the Lithuanian partisans, speaking in a wooden bunker
Be honest simple history is top tier...