To jest obrzydliwe że w Polskim hymnie wychwalamy kogoś kto podpalał Europe, niewolił jej narody i w końcu przegrał(na szczęście).Co to za przykład? No ale hymn napisał Wybicki pachoł Napoleona.
@@faitharmor5818 Milcz jak się nie znasz. Napoleon był wielkim cesarzem, nadzieją dla Polski. To rosja, prusy i austria nas zniewoliły. Napoleon umożliwił nam odzyskanie niepodległości. Mój przodek był kapitanem kawalerii za Napoleona, mimo, że formalnie moja rodzina pochodziła ze Lwowa, który był wtedy w Austrii. Moja rodzina zawsze była wierna Napoleonowi, do ostatnich dni 1815, mimo, że księstwo warszawskie upadło, to nawet w czasie 100 dni Napoleona byliśmy wierni jako jedni z ostatnich i walczyliśmy. Tylko Polacy poza francuzami byli z Napoleonem po sam kres. Na zesłaniu na Elbie, Napoleon miał kilkudziestoosobową gwardię, która składała się z Polaków i Francuzów. Ja wierzę mojemu przodkowi, który żył w tamtych czasach i którego pamiętniki czytałem, że Napoleon był wielkim dowódcą, a nie tobie.
I would say he was the last one to do so without being a monster with blood on his hands. Stalin also conquered half of Europe, but overall killed tens of millions of innocent civilians.
Fun fact: Napoleon did not hate the Marseillaise and it is noted he constantly whistled the tune. His ban over the song was very loosely enforced as he would play the song on his entry of Berlin and during the Battle of Waterloo
That scene of Napoleon on horseback watching his troops march by in the rain says it all. No tent or anyone holding an umbrella over him. This man shared his soldiers' hardships which is why he was so popular with them. A truly inspirational leader and we could use a few like him today.
jdewitt77 Yet people say he never cared about his soldiers. Despite the fact that he cared for them on a personal level, making friendships with his soldiers. During the 1809 campaign he invited a Voltigeur to dine with him. He literally shared some Chicken with a random soldier making conversation.
What ! He left Moscow in a hurry, tucked up in his custom built coach. He was rushing home to stop a rebellion in Paris, leaving the Grand Armee in deep frozen shit. He was a genius for sure but a flawed egomaniac in my humble opinion.
@@milowagon no. I think his Marshals forced him to return to France at once. Plus, he only left them when he and his army managed to cross outside the Russian borders. And the winter was dying out anyway.
@@simona.9366 The French, although it looks like they may have surrendered, definitely didn't in WW2. Many would go on to join the commandos or BEF and fight on for Britain, and some would join the Normandie Squadron in the USSR. Others would fight in Vichy France and sabotage the Germans and Italians in their homeland. Later on, a lot of Frenchmen would also land at D-Day, and we have to credit the French with making D-Day possible by gathering intel. So, all in all, the French get a very bad name for getting unlucky with the weather and their allies timing and being smart and 'surrendering', while they really didn't. The French fought on until the very end in WW2, and the French Resistance was recognised as an official military that DIDN'T SURRENDER in 1944 by the other powers. If anything, the French didn't surrender, and ultimately helped win the war.
@Kato Ho Ten Soeng he didn’t surrender, they forced him to abdicate. In Fontainebleau he was forced to sign his abdication, and after Waterloo the government pressured him to abdicate once more. The Coalition then subsequently occupied Paris and dissolved the French empire on both occasions. France never surrendered in the Napoleonic wars
I am in the British army 2016 and my ancestors fought Napoleon but I have great respect for him as a military tactician and a great leader. The way his rose to power from nothing to crown himself Empire of France and the way he could have men follow him into hell and back has to be greatly respected.
jay srfc indeed. That is what I admire about Napoleon. It's a shame if the things he did. If he hadn't abolished the Senate, he probably wouldn't of become stressed with the task of handling the entire political structure of France. Which got in his was of tactical concentration.
Napoleon's victory in 1805 at the battle of Austerlitz is considered by many historians and studied in military academies today as one of the greatest examples of military deception, strategy and victory in military history, against a much stronger opponent.
France became a role model and ideal example for the whole world. The courage and patriotism in the hearts of French people filled courage in thousands of other people. Napoleon Bonaparte was indeed a great leader although his role hasn't been that much signified in our history books as it should be. He was the once who rose on his own ability and set an example of perfect king. I'm proud of my history which starts with the significance of a great nation France which has resulted in all the facilities which we are enjoying today. May be if people of France hadn't stromed Bastille on 14th July may be we would still be unaware of many great principles like freedom and equality. Love and respect from India.💝💝💝
Basically agree, but let's not forget that the French Revolution gave us not only Napoleon, but also Robespierre and thousands of guillotines without a fair trial.
"France has more need of me than I have need of France." "La France a plus besoin de moi que je n'ai besoin de la France." Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of the French An quote which is still valid, 200 years later
Infatti è stato co.posto da un italiano, Giovan Battista Viotti, il musicista del re, scritta ben 11 anni prima di quando si crede, daltronde pure Napoleone era italiano visto che è nato 3 mesi dopo la vendita della Corsica della Repubblica genovese al Regno di Francia con diritto di riscatto, la francisazione della Corsica è iniziato solo nel 1861, il corso è un dialetto toscano. Napoleone era discendente da degli immigrati liguri e poi Napoleone faceva di cognome Bonaparte, non suona un pò italiano? Bona in gran parte dei dialetti italiani significa buona, infatti sui registri il padre risulta di cognone Buonaparte, quindi? Fai un pò te
the Marsella is more relevant than ever before. This is the song against dictatorship and tyranny. This is what made France great. To rise against tyranny. When I hear this hymn my heart beats higher.
"The ideas that underpin our modern world-meritocracy, equality before the law, property rights, religious toleration, modern secular education, sound finances, and so on-were championed, consolidated, codified and geographically extended by Napoleon. To them he added a rational and efficient local administration, an end to rural banditry, the encouragement of science and the arts, the abolition of feudalism and the greatest codification of laws since the fall of the Roman Empire. " -Andrew Roberts, British historian.
Yeah after the terror they imposed on the nation de France - America and Britain are the real source of rights esp. property funny no mention of Joseph Fouche and the 'securite'
***** "Tyrannique" Tellement tyrannique qu'il a sortie la France du féodalisme et a mis en avant le mérite et non l'héritage et les privilèges , tellement tyrannique qu'il a laissé la Liberté de conscience et a remis la liberté de culte qui était réprimé sous la terreur. Tellement non démocratique que son code civil est repris dans la plupart des pays européens. NON ! Je ne vais pas en Corée du Nord car c'est un régime Stalinien et que je préfère largement la France contrairement à une VRAI dictature. Et au passage ! Un titre se garde. Donc au lieu de venir sur une vidéo bonapartiste pour me faire chier à perdre du temps va te renseigné un peu plus sur lui au lieu de répéter la propagande anglaise.
***** Ok alors là toi je vais être rapide et répondre directement a tes arguments " Bonaparte n'a pas pu faire sortir la France du féodalisme, il a été abolit la nuit du 4 août 1789 par les députés du Tiers-Etat. Bien au contraire, il a établit une société de privilégiés autour de sa cour." Et tu crois que les privilèges sous la république n'existait pas ????? Regarde Robespierre par exemple, tu vas me dire qu'il se comportait comme un citoyen du peuple , excuse moi mais Napoléon a bien mis un terme au féodalisme. Et si tu veux une source t'as juste à regardé le secret et histoire en replay de cette semaine ou il dise bien "Napoléon avec son code civil à mis un terme au féodalisme" "Il n'a strictement rien fait concernant la religion. La République était déjà laïque". Regarde le code Napoléon , je te signale que tu étais suspecté d'être un royaliste si tu disais que tu étais catholique avant-tout. "Maintenant, tout cela n'est pas très laïque pour Bonaparte de se faire couronner en présence du Pape." Dit-moi , tu peux me dire quelle était la religion principal des français à l'époque ? De plus si le pape était là c'est pour la seule et unique raison que les rois européens voit Napoléon comme un des leurs vue que le pape était présent à chaque couronnement d'empereur et roi des pays catholique. Napoléon en réalité n'en avait rien à faire de la religion sinon il se serait pas couronné lui-même. "La Liberté de culte n'a pas été interdite sous la Terreur, sauf peut être le culte des tyrans" Va dire ça aux évêques et prêtres ensuite on en reparlera. "Tellement non démocratique que son Code Civil n'est qu'une diversion. Cette réforme ne sert qu'à maintenir un certain ordre et sert à faire prospérer sa tyrannie. Crois-bien qu'il s'en fout des ses "citoyens" ; tout ce qu'il veut c'est devenir le Roi des rois. Il l'a dit lui-même." Oh mon dieu....rarement vue une telle connerie , si c'est pour ça alors pourquoi il est repris dans plus de 60 PAYS DANS LE MONDE ?????? " "Ce texte a été beaucoup modifié depuis la IIIe République mais reste, aujourd'hui encore, le fondement du droit civil français et, plus largement, de tout le droit français. Le doyen Jean Carbonnier disait ainsi du Code civil qu'il est >" Rassure-moi , tu l'as lu le code ? Parce que là si tu dis que je suis mal renseigné alors toi c'est d'un niveau au-dessus. "Pourquoi n'as-tu jamais remis en cause ta vénération envers ce tyran ?" Tu sais qu'il y a quelque temps j'aimais pas Napoléon....puis j'ai remis en cause cela et maintenant je suis bonapartiste. "D'autant plus que c'est finalement toi qui est la victime de la propagande impériale." Toi c'est les anti-bonapartiste dans lequel tu avales tes rumeurs donc bon.
***** la propagande n'était rien a cet époque ! Puis arrêté de dire des conneries ! Si se que tu dit serai vrai alors Napoléon n'aurai pas réussi a reprendre le pouvoir en 1815 ! C'est le peuple lui même qui l'a aider a revenir ! C'est juste de la logique réfléchis ! Pratiquement tous les français l'acclamait, sortait de cher eux pour le voir mais si comme tu dit il a fait les privilèges et tout ... Les français l'aurait assassiner avant d'avoir le pouvoir : c'est con mais c'est comme sa.
You cannot compare Napoléon to Hitler or Stalin. Napoléon was human. He could be moved to forgive his enemies. He did not go around killing anyone who opposed him or spoke up to him. It's amazing that he allowed Talleyrand and others to remain in office despite his suspicions. He never purged his officer corps. Moreau was allowed to leave. Republican generals weren't executed. He was a benevolent dictator who ruled in a civilized fashion.
Наполеон пришел к власти в стране, где гильотина работала так, что после наполеона дворян в стране почти не осталось. Ни самих, ни их жен ни детей. Это что можно возглавить такую страну просто попросив у народа титул императора? Может проще быть кровавее Робеспьера и Марата? :)))
To the Duchy of Warsaw, no problem, your cavalry was superb, and you all fought valiantly. (note to future comment viewers my account used to be Napoleon Bonaparte but I got bored of that so I have changed my profile)
"Ce n'est pas possible, cela n'est pas Français!" Napoléon. Merci à notre grand Napoléon d'avoir fait de notre France l'une des plus belles nations de l'Histoire! VIVE LA FRANCE, VIVE L'EMPEREUR
Malaury LEROY la France ne vaut plus grand chose depuis la chute de Napoléon en 1815, il à fait beaucoup de chose pour le pays (contrairement à nos rois).......mais la majorité des français crachent dessus (que se soit dans l'éducation nationale ou chez les journalistes, suffit de voir les commémorations "festives" de Waterloo !!) en le traitant de boucher (à tord) ou parce que il avait rétablis l'esclavage . il à crée en 10 ans se que des rois en plusieurs siècles n'ont jamais pût réaliser et depuis la France c'est le vide complet.....je dirais même que c'est un peux la honte d'être français depuis ....(1870, 14-18 boucherie inutile, mai 40, 1940*1945 collaborations, Dien Bien Phu....la liste est longue ) les français préfèrent admiré (l'épouvantable selon moi) Louis XIV !!! un rois qui mena pourtant tout droit la France au chaos ....et à la révolution......
Darof nikita Je n'ai jamais dit le contraire, je suis totalement d'accord avec ce que vous dites, d'où ma nostalgie ! Napoléon a été l'apogée de la gloire pour notre pays et il lui a fallu pour cela seulement 15 ans...! Quand aux Français d'aujourd'hui, bien que Napoléon soit critiqué a tord par des personnes qui ne retiennent que la part sombre de l'Empereur, il ne faut pas oublier que Napoléon reste toujours le personnage préféré des Français (un sondage récent du figaro le prouve encore une fois). En revanche, les médias et notre gouvernement c'est une autre affaire ! Ils ont honte de cette histoire qui est nettement plus glorieuse que leur misérable république! Quand on voit qu'en 2005 un certain Chirac a refusé de commémorer Austerlitz mais a prêter notre porte avions pour fêter trafalgar, les mots manquent pour exprimer mon indignation ! Bref cette action résume en elle seule la pensée de la République qui veut mettre fin au prestige de la France. C'est un régime qui s'est construit dans le sang et les défaites en a peine 150ans d'existence. Ce régime détruit notre pays, son histoire et sa culture qui était autrefois admirés, craints et respectés par le monde entier, au temps de la monarchie et surtout de l'Empire!
18tangles Go fuck yourself, I wasn't talking to you ! Napoléon was, is and will always be loved by all of us ! Whether you like it or not… VIVE L'EMPEREUR !
Of course. He made the French win, he made them believe in themselves, and most importantly he made them proud. It says a lot when one man can do all that.
Fun Fact. Did you know that Napoleon was simply trying to create a European Union more than 100 years before its conception? Funnier fact. He also predicted Brexit.
Great France, lovely history and culture! Respect from your close sister Italy! Napoleone Bonaparte is the great symbol of our common culture: italian (from Corsica), but heir of the ideals coming from the French Revolution. He tried to conquer us, and it would be great (national unification 70 years before!), but unfortunately he failed. Vive Napoleon/ Viva Napoleone Vive la France/ Viva la Francia Vive L' Italie/ Viva l' Italia
Gonzalo Hispano Yo admiro la vida y trayectoria de Napoleón, pero no puedo alegrarme de él ya que si no hubiera sido por su invasión España no habría sucumbido a tantas dudas políticas que entraron en la monarquía la desvinculación de la gente con la Corona, la pérdida de las posesiones americanas que tarde o temprano se perderían pero no tan aceleradamente y posteriormente las guerras carlistas, posiblemente a día de hoy estaríamos por delante de países como Italia y a la par con la propia Francia o el Reino Unido.
I'm an American. When I was in High School, I took French. We began each class singing this song at the top of our voices, banging on our desks, and, at the end, bellowed. "Viva la France" at the top of our voices. Good times!
La France est vraiment une grande nation, et Napoléon est un héro, se sont battus pour la liberté, la démocratie et l'égalité J'aime la France France is really a great nation, and Napoleon was a hero, fought for freedom, democracy and equality I love France
Jacobo Matta Wales; its their unnoficial anthem (as all of us in the UK are forced to sit through God Save The Queen when Britain is represented), and they use it for their Rugby internationals. Beautiful melody and song.
Jacobo Matta Glad you liked it, I'm no Welshman or lover of Wales, but whenever that is playing at the rugby or football (they might play it at the upcoming Euro's) I have it on and its difficult not to well up when its being sung! The Internationale is also a good piece that was the unofficial Soviet anthem before they changed to the present one, and it was originally written as another French socialist anthem like La Marseillaise, but with its now obvious communist relationship its fell by the way side sadly. The original lyrics to it as well are fantastic though maybe a bit flowery and idealistic. Great piece though so maybe look it out if you haven't heard it before. Moving back onto La Marseillaise though, and the reason it brought me to this vid, as I was watching a doc about Beethoven's Fifth Symphony which is heavily about the French Revolution and it contains variations of tunes sung by those revolutionaries; but when this was played, I freely admit to having tears run down my face! So inspiring and if you were French you'd probably feel you could run through walls after listening to it!! :D
The most famous thing is America. Lol jk I’ve met a person who lives in America, yet doesn’t know what it is. He also thinks his state (and my state), Texas, is a country. Yeah he’s like 6 years old, so I don’t blame him that much. He also went to school late, so yeah. You could blame the school system, but he is at the same school I was at, so honestly, I don’t even fucking know. But still, America is still the most famous and recognizable country.
miguel CERVANTES .France has participated in 168 major European wars since 387 BC, out of which they have won 109, drawn 10 and lost 49: this makes France the most successful military power in European history - in terms of number of fought and won. Isnt spain under arab domination for about 7 century ?
Isnt France under Pirate(England) domination for about I dont know? FRANCE the most successful military power in European history jajajajajaja And the French American Empire?French Indian Empire?Where is?of aaaaaaall the Spanish and Portugal Empires The French won guayana and haiti and UK Jamaica,Belice and Gibraltar SPAIN had Holland 150 Years Belgium 200 years Luxembourg 200 Years The Middle of Italy peninsula 200 years Portugal Milano and more
France was occuped for less than 50 years by brits. French discover Lousiana wich is 1/3 of the actual US. They discover Canada too. We aslo colonised half of the african continent. French is with english the only language speak on everywhere on earth.
Vive la France ! Vive Napoléon ! Французы единственная нация в мировой истории, сумевшая силой захватить Москву, и это достойно уважения ! Привет из России от ваших бывших противников !
Vive la France vive Napoléon 🇵🇪🇫🇷 Je viens du Pérou. frères français vous remercient du soutien que vous nous avez apporté lors de la guerre de Salitre, lorsque le Pérou était désarmé et que les Chiliens avaient envahi les lieux. Ils ont commis un génocide, des viols, des tortures, des vols, des pillages à Lima. Thouars a menacé Patricio Lynch de bombarder les flottes chiliennes si les Chiliens osaient attaquer dans le reste de Lima. les autres quartiers de Lima
@Anon Annonyme a ceci près que un vrai tyran est quelqu'un qui déclare la guerre à cause de ses ambitions. Napoléon (a part lors de la campagne e Russie) n'a fait que défendre la France contre les coalisations. Peut être que si il ne l'avait pas fait on aurait eu un roi vraiment tyrannique. Et la on se dirait "on aurait eu besoin d'un chef comme napoleon".
@Anon Annonyme si il a mis des membres de sa familles à la tête des royaumes voisins c'était peut être pour les empêcher de rejoindre les coalisés, tout en sachant que les pays à qui il a fait ça (pays bas Naples et même Espagne) n'étaient pas des puissances majeures et n'auraient pas vraiment mes moyens de s'opposer à cela. Sincèrement si l'Autriche ou la Prusse n'étaient pas de grandes puissances à l'époque j'aurai trouvé ça logique de procéder de la même manière mais ça n'aurait pas marché très longtemps forcément. Personnellement j'ai beaucoup de respect pour lui, pour tout ce qu'il a laissé à la France (arc de triomphe, code civil, héritage historique...), mais je reste sur mon argument: le fait que la Prusse, l'Autriche, la Russie et l'Angleterre aient déclaré sans relâche la guerre à la France (et parfois lâchement, on se souviendra des anglais qui sans même déclaration de guerre attaque les français en méditerranée et s'emparent de 2000 bateaux) enfin bref tout ceci joue en sa faveur je pense. Après si ça avait été l'inverse, si la France avait déclaré la guerre à l'Europe, je t'aurai rejoint et notre cher Napoléon serait passé pour un tyran orgueilleux. Mais ce n'est pas le cas. En tout cas c'est mon avis et je respecte le tient, à chacun son opinion.
I hate the revolution but I love Napoleon. People seem to think Napoleon was a revolutionary, but he overthrew the directory and the jacobins tried to kill him. He carried forward some of the good concepts of the enlightenment thinkers but also restored tradition and order.
Itachi Uchiwa Oui, mais l'empereur n'a jamais voulu la guerre, vous semblez oublier que c'était toujours les Anglais qui ont commencé la guerre, le seul moment où l'empereur a commencé une guerre était en 1812 quand il a attaqué la Russie.
"For four critical days contained no less than seven German divisions which otherwise could have joined in the assaults on the Dunkirk perimeter. This was a splendid contribution to the escape of their more fortunate comrades and of the BEF" Winston Churchill about the French defense at Lille .
Vive la France Vive Napoleón Vive la Revolución Abajo UK Sin el cautiverio de los reyes españoles por Napoleón habría sido difícil nuestra independencia así que Napoleón fue indirectamente un benefactor de Iberoamérica
Napoléon le père fondateur de la République avec un immense R, il a fait de notre pays le meilleure du monde ! Vive l’empereur, Vive la République et vive la France !
Napoleón Bonaparte el mejor de todos los generales de la historia ...bueno el mejor de la era contemporánea ... Vive la revolucionarie france viva la glorie de Napoleón!!!! Viva su imperio viva su legado viva viva viva!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When I saw "Master and Commander" and it got to the part where Aubrey is asking his crew, "Do you want your children to sing 'La Marseillaise?!" I felt like jumping up and yelling "OUI, OUI!"
French victories over the British 1745-1815 May 1745 Fontenoy French victory - Oct 1746 Roucoux French victory - July 1747 Lauffeldt French victory - Nov 1747 Berge-op-Zoom French victory - 1748 Maastricht French victory - July 1754 Fort Necessity French Victory July 1755 Monongahela River French Victory Aug 1756 Oswego French victory - July 1757 Hastenbeck French victory - Aug 1757 Fort William Henry French victory - Jul 1758 Ticonderoga French victory - Oct 1781 Yorktown American-French victory - Aug-Dec 1793 Toulon French victory 6-8 Sep 1793 Hondeschoote French victory - 17-18 May 1794 Tourcoing French victory - 22 Aug 1798 Killala Bay French victory - 27 Aug 1798 Castlebar French victory - 5 Sep 1798 Callooney French victory - 8 Sep 1798 Ballinamuck French victory - 19 Sep 1799 Bergen Op Zoom French victory - 6 Oct 1799 Casstricum French victory - 16 Jan 1809 Coruna French victory - 27 June 1809 Casa de Salinas French victory - July-Dec 1809 Walcheren French victory - 16-24 May 1810 Siege of Mequinenza French victory - 10 July 1810 Barquilla French victory - 24 July 1810 Coa River French victory 11 Aug 1810 Villagarcia French victory - 13 Oct 1810 Fuengirola Polish-French victory - April-May 1811 Blockade of Almeida French victory - April-May 1811 2nd Siege of Badajoz French victory - 5 May 1811 Fuentes de Onoro French May-June 1811 3rd Siege of Badajoz French victory - June 1811 Operations around Almeida French victory - 22 June 1811 Elvas French victory - 25 Sep 1811 El Bodon French victory. 29 Dec 1811 Membrillo French victory - 11 April 1812 Villagarcia French victory - 11 June 1812 Maguilla French victory - 18 July 1812 Castrejon French victory - 11 Aug 1812 Malajahonda French victory - Sep-Oct 1812 Siege of Burgos French victory. 23 Oct 1812 Venta del Pozo French victory - 25 Oct 1812 Villa Muriel French victory - 28 Oct 1812 Tordesillas French victory - 17 Nov 1812 San Munoz French victory - June 1813 Siege of Tarragona French victory - 24 June 1813 Villafranca French victory - 25 July 1813 Roncesvalles French victory - 25 July 1813 Maya French victory - July-Aug 1813 Siege of San Sebastian French-Alliesvictory - 26-28 July 1813 Sorauren French-Allies victory - July-Aug 1813 Blockade of Tarragona French victory - 2 Aug 1813 Lizaso French victory - Ordal and Villafranca French victory - 7 Oct 1813 Vera French victory - 16 Jan 1814 Molins de Rey French victory - Feb-April 1814 Siege of Bayonne French victory - 8 March 1814 Bergen op Zoom French victory - 17 March 1814 Daunia's Raid French victory - 19 March 1814 Vic-Bigorre French victory - 10 April 1814 Toulouse draw 14 April 1814 Bayonne French victory - 16 June 1815 Quatre Bras draw ? victory ? 17 June 1815 Genappe French victory French victories over the British - War of Austrian Succession/King George's War 11 May 1745 Battle of Fontenoy 9 July 1745 Battle of Melle July 1745 Occupation of Ghent 11 October 1746 Battle of Rocoux 2 July 1747 Battle of Lauffeld July - September 1747 Siege of Bergen op Zoom May 23, 1744 Raid on Canso July 19 - Sept 5, 1745 Northeast Coast Campaign (1745) November 28, 1745 Raid on Saratoga April - September, 1746 Northeast Coast Campaign (1746) 11 July 1746 Battle at Port-la-Joye August 19-20, 1746 Battle of Grand-Pré February 10-11, 1747 Battle of Grand-Pré April - September, 1747 Northeast Coast Campaign (1747) April-May 1748 Siege of Maastricht (1748) 20 April, 1744 Battle of Villafranca 22 February 1744 Battle of Toulon 8 May 1744 Action of 8 May 1744 20 September 1746 Raid on Lorient Spanish victories over the British - War of Jenkins Ear June 26, 1740 Battle of Fort Mose 13 June-20 July 1740 Siege of St. Augustine March-May 1741 Battle of Cartagena de Indias 4-5 August - 9 December 1741 Invasion of Cuba 2 March 1743 Battle of La Guaira April 16, 1743 Battle of Puerto Cabello April 9, 1748 2nd Battle of Santiago de Cuba October 12, 1748 Battle of Havana 25 July - 19 October 1747 1st Glorioso 25 July - 19 October 1747 2nd Glorioso 25 July - 19 October 1747 3rd Glorioso 25 July - 19 October 1747 4th Glorioso French victories over the British (F/I War) 27 March 1756 Battle of Fort Bull August 10-14, 1756 Battle of Fort Oswego 23 July 1757 Battle of Sabbath Day Point 3-9 August 1757 Siege of Fort William Henry November 12, 1757 Attack on German Flatts March 23, 1758 Battle on Snowshoes July 6-8, 1758 Battle of Carillon 31 July 1759 Battle of Beauport April 28, 1760 Battle of Sainte-Foy May-July 1755 Braddock Expedition 9 July 1755 Battle of the Monongahela March or April, 1756 Battle of the Trough April 4, 1756 Battle of Sideling Hill April 18, 1756 Battle of Great Cacapon 14 September 1758 Battle of Fort Duquesne September 4, 1755 Battle of Petitcodiac May 8, 1756 Raid on Lunenburg December 8, 1757 Battle of Bloody Creek March - December 1758 Lunenburg Campaign 16-19 January 1759 Invasion of Martinique July 31, 1763 Battle of Bloody Run September 14, 1763 Battle of Devil's Hole Spanish victories over the British - Anglo Spanish War 9 August 1780 Action of 9 August 1780 19 August 1781 - 5 February 1782 Siege of Fort St. Philip 20 October 1782 Battle of Cape Spartel September 7, 1779 Capture of Fort Bute September 10, 1779 Battle of Lake Pontchartrain September 12-21, 1779 Battle of Baton Rouge March 2-14, 1780 Battle of Fort Charlotte May 25, 1780 Battle of St. Louis January 7, 1781 Battle of Mobile March 9-May 8, 1781 Siege of Pensacola October 16 - November 29, 1779 Battle of San Fernando de Omoa March 17 - November 8, 1780 San Juan Expedition March 16, 1782 Battle of Roatán May 1782 Capture of the Bahamas 6 October 1779 Action of 6 October 1779 16 April 1781 Battle of Porto Praya 25 January 1797 - Action of 25 January 22-25 July 1797 Battle of Santa Cruz de Tenerife Assault on Cadiz (1797) 25 - 26 August 1800 Ferrol Expedition (1800) 19 January 1799 Action of 19 January 10 December 1800 Action of 7 July 10 December 1800 Action of 10 December 6 July 1801 First Battle of Algeciras 28 August-5 September 1796 Newfoundland expedition 17 April - 2 May 1797 Battle of San Juan (1797) 31 May - 2 June 1805 Battle of Diamond Rock 1806 - 1807 British Invasions of the Río de la Plata
+TheConquistador When Napoleon was ruling Europe, he ordered The continental block, so no one could trade with England, mainly Portugal, its greatest ally. In this situation D. João VI, the king of Portugal travelled to Brazil protected by the british navy, which made Brazil become a country in the future. If it wasn't Napoleon, Brazil wouldn't be the same. (sorry for my english, it's not my native language)
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In the Polish national anthem:
"Bonaparte has given us the example
Of how we should prevail."
Because he created the Duchy of Warsaw during the Invasion of Russia.
Michel Ney lol
Thanks you Poland for the polish lancers.
To jest obrzydliwe że w Polskim hymnie wychwalamy kogoś kto podpalał Europe, niewolił jej narody i w końcu przegrał(na szczęście).Co to za przykład? No ale hymn napisał Wybicki pachoł Napoleona.
@@faitharmor5818 Milcz jak się nie znasz. Napoleon był wielkim cesarzem, nadzieją dla Polski. To rosja, prusy i austria nas zniewoliły. Napoleon umożliwił nam odzyskanie niepodległości. Mój przodek był kapitanem kawalerii za Napoleona, mimo, że formalnie moja rodzina pochodziła ze Lwowa, który był wtedy w Austrii. Moja rodzina zawsze była wierna Napoleonowi, do ostatnich dni 1815, mimo, że księstwo warszawskie upadło, to nawet w czasie 100 dni Napoleona byliśmy wierni jako jedni z ostatnich i walczyliśmy. Tylko Polacy poza francuzami byli z Napoleonem po sam kres. Na zesłaniu na Elbie, Napoleon miał kilkudziestoosobową gwardię, która składała się z Polaków i Francuzów. Ja wierzę mojemu przodkowi, który żył w tamtych czasach i którego pamiętniki czytałem, że Napoleon był wielkim dowódcą, a nie tobie.
"He was the last figure in history to combine total political power with frontline military genius in the mold of Alexander and Caesar"
-Epic History
Epic History what a channel.
Hannibal also
I would say he was the last one to do so without being a monster with blood on his hands. Stalin also conquered half of Europe, but overall killed tens of millions of innocent civilians.
@@tomaszsowa626 Stalin wasn't a military genius, neither was Hitler. That's the point
@@tomaszsowa626 No, neither Stalin, nor Hitler were frontline military leaders. Neither geniouses of course.
Fun fact : Napoléon hated La Marseillaise, the anthem was « La chanson du départ », very beautiful song as well, but not known in France...
He had it banned.
I changed this reply.
It’s understandable that information was lost over time, but could this be fixed?
Fun fact: Napoleon did not hate the Marseillaise and it is noted he constantly whistled the tune. His ban over the song was very loosely enforced as he would play the song on his entry of Berlin and during the Battle of Waterloo
Ahhh, Marshal Ney, one of my favourite historical figures.
Many remember Napoleon for his miltary exploits, but don't forget:
Napoleonic code
SI units
Driving on the right
Wait he made up driving on the right?
@@woowoowoo3184 Yeah bro did you forget about Napoleon’s Citroen?
@@NoName-eq9md could you explain a bit?
@@woowoowoo3184 Napoleon loved the automobile industry and pushed for many reforms including electric vehicles. This is well known. /s
never forget, he was average height for that time
"The Revolution is over.
I Am the Revolution."
Napoleon.
That remembers me of animal farm
So he is over?
Sari Çizmeli Mehmet Ağa he was caesar
The great Napoleon France is forever !!
@Sari Çizmeli Mehmet Ağa he was Diocletian, in his words.
That scene of Napoleon on horseback watching his troops march by in the rain says it all. No tent or anyone holding an umbrella over him. This man shared his soldiers' hardships which is why he was so popular with them. A truly inspirational leader and we could use a few like him today.
jdewitt77 Yet people say he never cared about his soldiers.
Despite the fact that he cared for them on a personal level, making friendships with his soldiers. During the 1809 campaign he invited a Voltigeur to dine with him. He literally shared some Chicken with a random soldier making conversation.
@@mossakis ya
What !
He left Moscow in a hurry, tucked up in his custom built coach. He was rushing home to stop a rebellion in Paris, leaving the Grand Armee in deep frozen shit. He was a genius for sure but a flawed egomaniac in my humble opinion.
His nephew, Napoleon III, certainly inherited that trait of bravery too. Suffering alongside your people when war strikes. Truly remarkable characters
@@milowagon no. I think his Marshals forced him to return to France at once. Plus, he only left them when he and his army managed to cross outside the Russian borders. And the winter was dying out anyway.
French:
Surrendering 0%
patriotism 100%
46 days later:
Surrenders: 100%
Patriotism: 0%
@@simona.9366 im British, but i hate stereotypes
@@notrius7754 historical fact... WW2
British Imperialist good to see an Englishman who doesn’t support the stereotype
@@simona.9366 The French, although it looks like they may have surrendered, definitely didn't in WW2. Many would go on to join the commandos or BEF and fight on for Britain, and some would join the Normandie Squadron in the USSR. Others would fight in Vichy France and sabotage the Germans and Italians in their homeland. Later on, a lot of Frenchmen would also land at D-Day, and we have to credit the French with making D-Day possible by gathering intel. So, all in all, the French get a very bad name for getting unlucky with the weather and their allies timing and being smart and 'surrendering', while they really didn't. The French fought on until the very end in WW2, and the French Resistance was recognised as an official military that DIDN'T SURRENDER in 1944 by the other powers. If anything, the French didn't surrender, and ultimately helped win the war.
Napolean when he sees all the "French surrendering" memes
Napoleon at
1809 😏
Napoleon at
1870 😮
Napoleon at
1940 😖
Napoleon at
2018 💀
Yeah, thats just annoying.
yeah this good, but i think he would not played this anthem, since the anthem of France during Napoleonic time is Le chant du Depart
@Kato Ho Ten Soeng he didn’t surrender, they forced him to abdicate. In Fontainebleau he was forced to sign his abdication, and after Waterloo the government pressured him to abdicate once more. The Coalition then subsequently occupied Paris and dissolved the French empire on both occasions. France never surrendered in the Napoleonic wars
@@lutgardonabo319 And Napoléon at 1914?
I am in the British army 2016 and my ancestors fought Napoleon but I have great respect for him as a military tactician and a great leader. The way his rose to power from nothing to crown himself Empire of France and the way he could have men follow him into hell and back has to be greatly respected.
jay srfc indeed. That is what I admire about Napoleon. It's a shame if the things he did. If he hadn't abolished the Senate, he probably wouldn't of become stressed with the task of handling the entire political structure of France. Which got in his was of tactical concentration.
I totaly agre you, but Napoléon wasen't emperor of France but emperor of the french, it's important :)
and sorry for my english
I would prefer him remaining just as head of state, not becoming an authoritarian leader
Napoleon's victory in 1805 at the battle of Austerlitz is considered by many historians and studied in military academies today as one of the greatest examples of military deception, strategy and victory in military history, against a much stronger opponent.
Attend un anglais dire du bien de l'empereur ?!! Ça existe
The three rules of war:
1). Never invade Russia.
2). Never invade Russia.
3). Never invade Russia.
Unless your the mongols...
TeamTorchLight Mongols were wise and don't send deep into Russia.
Were at war near border.
Better nuke Russia or don't touch.
Philip Marsh you forgot the forth never invade finland! Even in winter
BrightShadowA You're*
I played this to my friend, now he's conquering the European Continent.
France became a role model and ideal example for the whole world. The courage and patriotism in the hearts of French people filled courage in thousands of other people. Napoleon Bonaparte was indeed a great leader although his role hasn't been that much signified in our history books as it should be. He was the once who rose on his own ability and set an example of perfect king. I'm proud of my history which starts with the significance of a great nation France which has resulted in all the facilities which we are enjoying today. May be if people of France hadn't stromed Bastille on 14th July may be we would still be unaware of many great principles like freedom and equality.
Love and respect from India.💝💝💝
Basically agree, but let's not forget that the French Revolution gave us not only Napoleon, but also Robespierre and thousands of guillotines without a fair trial.
"France has more need of me than I have need of France."
"La France a plus besoin de moi que je n'ai besoin de la France."
Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of the French
An quote which is still valid, 200 years later
I am not french but the anthem makes me very emotional.
Infatti è stato co.posto da un italiano, Giovan Battista Viotti, il musicista del re, scritta ben 11 anni prima di quando si crede, daltronde pure Napoleone era italiano visto che è nato 3 mesi dopo la vendita della Corsica della Repubblica genovese al Regno di Francia con diritto di riscatto, la francisazione della Corsica è iniziato solo nel 1861, il corso è un dialetto toscano. Napoleone era discendente da degli immigrati liguri e poi Napoleone faceva di cognome Bonaparte, non suona un pò italiano? Bona in gran parte dei dialetti italiani significa buona, infatti sui registri il padre risulta di cognone Buonaparte, quindi? Fai un pò te
Still Soviet Anthem
Mee too
I know, i feel like a Napoleons's Marshall before Wagram or Austerlitz.
That's the idea, sister. That's what national anthens are all about.
France Has the best National anthem on the world.
From Poland
much as I hate them the CCCP has the best
Hear Hear from Ireland. Like ours, too, and the Internationale.
@@rusoviettovarich9221 chant du depart is the upgraded Marseillaise, it can easily defeat the Soviet anthem
Dominik to bardzo piękne imię, masz szczęście, że masz to imię :)
I don't think it's the best, but for sure it's AWESOME
the Marsella is more relevant than ever before. This is the song against dictatorship and tyranny. This is what made France great. To rise against tyranny. When I hear this hymn my heart beats higher.
No wonder napoleon hated the French anthem so much
TANTUM ERGO SACRAMENTUM!!! CATHOLIC HYMN
@@gonetimeless Napoleon might be a dictator, but no tyrant, you fool! And there's no source saying that Napoleon hated Marseilles!
Vive la France! Vive la l'empereur! Vive Napoléon!
Greetings, from America. Thank you for standing with us since 1778!
AMERICA is a continent, not a country.
America is country continental
AMERICA IS A CONTINENT
Thank you !
@@andresmora5192 Who cares you fuvkwit?
No one cares about the Latinos.
France needs a new Napoleon
In Europe we all desperately need a new Bonaparte.
let's not have another war in Europe please.
after 3 years of french that roughly translates to we need a france not a vichy france. Roasted!
Nein Germany needs new kaiser wilhem I and Otto Von bismark
A sensate response
I’m French and this video still makes me cry.
"The ideas that underpin our modern world-meritocracy, equality before the law, property rights, religious toleration, modern secular education, sound finances, and so on-were championed, consolidated, codified and geographically extended by Napoleon. To them he added a rational and efficient local administration, an end to rural banditry, the encouragement of science and the arts, the abolition of feudalism and the greatest codification of laws since the fall of the Roman Empire.
" -Andrew Roberts, British historian.
Yeah after the terror they imposed on the nation de France - America and Britain are the real source of rights esp. property funny no mention of Joseph Fouche and the 'securite'
Clearly that is why France is a failed nation....
LONG LONG TURKS
Andrew Roberts wrote a great biography on Napoleon.
Vive notre Napoléon 1er , le plus grand général de tout les temps ! Vive l'empereur !
salutations des États-Unis
***** "Tyrannique" Tellement tyrannique qu'il a sortie la France du féodalisme et a mis en avant le mérite et non l'héritage et les privilèges , tellement tyrannique qu'il a laissé la Liberté de conscience et a remis la liberté de culte qui était réprimé sous la terreur. Tellement non démocratique que son code civil est repris dans la plupart des pays européens. NON ! Je ne vais pas en Corée du Nord car c'est un régime Stalinien et que je préfère largement la France contrairement à une VRAI dictature. Et au passage ! Un titre se garde. Donc au lieu de venir sur une vidéo bonapartiste pour me faire chier à perdre du temps va te renseigné un peu plus sur lui au lieu de répéter la propagande anglaise.
***** Ok alors là toi je vais être rapide et répondre directement a tes arguments
" Bonaparte n'a pas pu faire sortir la France du féodalisme, il a été abolit la nuit du 4 août 1789 par les députés du Tiers-Etat. Bien au contraire, il a établit une société de privilégiés autour de sa cour."
Et tu crois que les privilèges sous la république n'existait pas ????? Regarde Robespierre par exemple, tu vas me dire qu'il se comportait comme un citoyen du peuple , excuse moi mais Napoléon a bien mis un terme au féodalisme. Et si tu veux une source t'as juste à regardé le secret et histoire en replay de cette semaine ou il dise bien "Napoléon avec son code civil à mis un terme au féodalisme"
"Il n'a strictement rien fait concernant la religion. La République était déjà laïque".
Regarde le code Napoléon , je te signale que tu étais suspecté d'être un royaliste si tu disais que tu étais catholique avant-tout.
"Maintenant, tout cela n'est pas très laïque pour Bonaparte de se faire couronner en présence du Pape."
Dit-moi , tu peux me dire quelle était la religion principal des français à l'époque ? De plus si le pape était là c'est pour la seule et unique raison que les rois européens voit Napoléon comme un des leurs vue que le pape était présent à chaque couronnement d'empereur et roi des pays catholique. Napoléon en réalité n'en avait rien à faire de la religion sinon il se serait pas couronné lui-même.
"La Liberté de culte n'a pas été interdite sous la Terreur, sauf peut être le culte des tyrans"
Va dire ça aux évêques et prêtres ensuite on en reparlera.
"Tellement non démocratique que son Code Civil n'est qu'une diversion. Cette réforme ne sert qu'à maintenir un certain ordre et sert à faire prospérer sa tyrannie. Crois-bien qu'il s'en fout des ses "citoyens" ; tout ce qu'il veut c'est devenir le Roi des rois. Il l'a dit lui-même."
Oh mon dieu....rarement vue une telle connerie , si c'est pour ça alors pourquoi il est repris dans plus de 60 PAYS DANS LE MONDE ?????? " "Ce texte a été beaucoup modifié depuis la IIIe République mais reste, aujourd'hui encore, le fondement du droit civil français et, plus largement, de tout le droit français. Le doyen Jean Carbonnier disait ainsi du Code civil qu'il est >"
Rassure-moi , tu l'as lu le code ? Parce que là si tu dis que je suis mal renseigné alors toi c'est d'un niveau au-dessus.
"Pourquoi n'as-tu jamais remis en cause ta vénération envers ce tyran ?" Tu sais qu'il y a quelque temps j'aimais pas Napoléon....puis j'ai remis en cause cela et maintenant je suis bonapartiste.
"D'autant plus que c'est finalement toi qui est la victime de la propagande impériale."
Toi c'est les anti-bonapartiste dans lequel tu avales tes rumeurs donc bon.
*laïcité 1905 non ?
***** la propagande n'était rien a cet époque ! Puis arrêté de dire des conneries ! Si se que tu dit serai vrai alors Napoléon n'aurai pas réussi a reprendre le pouvoir en 1815 ! C'est le peuple lui même qui l'a aider a revenir ! C'est juste de la logique réfléchis ! Pratiquement tous les français l'acclamait, sortait de cher eux pour le voir mais si comme tu dit il a fait les privilèges et tout ... Les français l'aurait assassiner avant d'avoir le pouvoir : c'est con mais c'est comme sa.
You cannot compare Napoléon to Hitler or Stalin. Napoléon was human. He could be moved to forgive his enemies. He did not go around killing anyone who opposed him or spoke up to him. It's amazing that he allowed Talleyrand and others to remain in office despite his suspicions. He never purged his officer corps. Moreau was allowed to leave. Republican generals weren't executed. He was a benevolent dictator who ruled in a civilized fashion.
Talleyrand betrayed him tho, that's show how Napoleone was real leader
He was an enlightened despot.
1815,the 100 days,ruled as Constitutional ruler
Dude He was a military and politician like Hitler
Наполеон пришел к власти в стране, где гильотина работала так, что после наполеона дворян в стране почти не осталось. Ни самих, ни их жен ни детей. Это что можно возглавить такую страну просто попросив у народа титул императора? Может проще быть кровавее Робеспьера и Марата? :)))
Viva la France from polish brothers
Thanks
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Love Poland from France, what a beautiful country you have.
To the Duchy of Warsaw, no problem, your cavalry was superb, and you all fought valiantly. (note to future comment viewers my account used to be Napoleon Bonaparte but I got bored of that so I have changed my profile)
Merçi beaucoup Polande
Hearty salute from India ❤️❤️❤️🇮🇳❤️❤️❤️
Vive l'Empereur Napoleon Bonaparte. Un grand homme qui a changé l'histoire. La France peut être fière de
"Ce n'est pas possible, cela n'est pas Français!" Napoléon.
Merci à notre grand Napoléon d'avoir fait de notre France l'une des plus belles nations de l'Histoire!
VIVE LA FRANCE, VIVE L'EMPEREUR
Malaury LEROY la France ne vaut plus grand chose depuis la chute de Napoléon en 1815, il à fait beaucoup de chose pour le pays (contrairement à nos rois).......mais la majorité des français crachent dessus (que se soit dans l'éducation nationale ou chez les journalistes, suffit de voir les commémorations "festives" de Waterloo !!) en le traitant de boucher (à tord) ou parce que il avait rétablis l'esclavage . il à crée en 10 ans se que des rois en plusieurs siècles n'ont jamais pût réaliser et depuis la France c'est le vide complet.....je dirais même que c'est un peux la honte d'être français depuis ....(1870, 14-18 boucherie inutile, mai 40, 1940*1945 collaborations, Dien Bien Phu....la liste est longue ) les français préfèrent admiré (l'épouvantable selon moi) Louis XIV !!! un rois qui mena pourtant tout droit la France au chaos ....et à la révolution......
Darof nikita jte soutien puis j'ai envie de dire je prefere un empire fort qu'une république faible
Darof nikita Je n'ai jamais dit le contraire, je suis totalement d'accord avec ce que vous dites, d'où ma nostalgie ! Napoléon a été l'apogée de la gloire pour notre pays et il lui a fallu pour cela seulement 15 ans...! Quand aux Français d'aujourd'hui, bien que Napoléon soit critiqué a tord par des personnes qui ne retiennent que la part sombre de l'Empereur, il ne faut pas oublier que Napoléon reste toujours le personnage préféré des Français (un sondage récent du figaro le prouve encore une fois). En revanche, les médias et notre gouvernement c'est une autre affaire ! Ils ont honte de cette histoire qui est nettement plus glorieuse que leur misérable république! Quand on voit qu'en 2005 un certain Chirac a refusé de commémorer Austerlitz mais a prêter notre porte avions pour fêter trafalgar, les mots manquent pour exprimer mon indignation ! Bref cette action résume en elle seule la pensée de la République qui veut mettre fin au prestige de la France. C'est un régime qui s'est construit dans le sang et les défaites en a peine 150ans d'existence. Ce régime détruit notre pays, son histoire et sa culture qui était autrefois admirés, craints et respectés par le monde entier, au temps de la monarchie et surtout de l'Empire!
18tangles Go fuck yourself, I wasn't talking to you ! Napoléon was, is and will always be loved by all of us ! Whether you like it or not… VIVE L'EMPEREUR !
Malaury LEROY Vive l'Empereur!
Indeed, even if Napoleon wasn't the nicest person, he's still a beloved figure.
Of course. He made the French win, he made them believe in themselves, and most importantly he made them proud. It says a lot when one man can do all that.
@@wayneantoniazzi2706 Indeed. And from what I read. I can put it like this. Napoleon was an Autocrat, yes. But he wasn't a tyrant.
Viva Le France! From Greece.🇬🇷🇫🇷
NAPOLEON EST UN HERO ! VIVE LA FRANCE ET VIVE L'EMPEREUR !
IgorLeCheval Vive l'Empereur !
Même si je suis québécois.....VIVE L'EMPEREUR !! 🇫🇷
No. Des Français.
IL EST LE PLUS GRAND ! IL EST MON HERO AVEC JEAN MOULIN !!!!
IgorLeCheval napoleon bonaperte isn t not krist but europe attack on france
Now more than ever, the world needs a Napoleon
To do what?
You may indeed get your wish....may God help us.
@Cr6479 trump hahahahah you mean that clown from your local circus haha
I have no idea I'm doing here.
Me
Fun Fact. Did you know that Napoleon was simply trying to create a European Union more than 100 years before its conception? Funnier fact. He also predicted Brexit.
What's fun about that?
Hermosa música. Soy peruana, pero me fascina la Marsellesa.. Y con la imagen de Napoleón, mucho más
Hola yo también soy de Perú estudie en la Alianza francesa
La musica è di un musicista italiano
Napoleon Bonaparte said he loves power like a musician loves his music. The man was simply awesome. Viva la France!
Great France, lovely history and culture! Respect from your close sister Italy!
Napoleone Bonaparte is the great symbol of our common culture: italian (from Corsica), but heir of the ideals coming from the French Revolution. He tried to conquer us, and it would be great (national unification 70 years before!), but unfortunately he failed.
Vive Napoleon/ Viva Napoleone Vive la France/ Viva la Francia Vive L' Italie/ Viva l' Italia
Vive la France vive Napoleón
From Perú 🇫🇷🇵🇪
Vive l’Empereur
Viva Napoleão! Abraços do Brasil. 🇧🇷 🇫🇷
Napoleon 🇨🇵🇪🇸🇬🇧🇮🇹🇳🇱🇹🇷🇺🇦🇷🇺🇮🇩🇩🇪🇲🇽🇬🇷🇧🇷🇨🇳🇩🇰🇸🇪
Vive Napoléon. Vive la France.
from Japan
@@sanremo23feb50 hahahahahahahahahaha Francia merda Giapponesi magna pipistrelli uno peggio dell'altro
vive le France!! vive Napoleón!! greetings from Spain
Gonzalo n
Gonzalo Hispano Yo admiro la vida y trayectoria de Napoleón, pero no puedo alegrarme de él ya que si no hubiera sido por su invasión España no habría sucumbido a tantas dudas políticas que entraron en la monarquía la desvinculación de la gente con la Corona, la pérdida de las posesiones americanas que tarde o temprano se perderían pero no tan aceleradamente y posteriormente las guerras carlistas, posiblemente a día de hoy estaríamos por delante de países como Italia y a la par con la propia Francia o el Reino Unido.
GF Quizás la mejor opción para España en ese tiempo era aceptar a Napoleón y a su hermano José como rey.
@@GF-yh9tb SIn Napoleon las ideas de la ilustración no hubiesen llegado a España y seríamos unos tercermundistas que rezan a un rey absolutista
Salut din România. Se observă Ştefan cel Mare.
As much as I hate to say. Napoleon was one of the best Military minds ever.
Vive la France, salutations from india
Napoleon grand homme il representebiens la france
VIVELEMPEURREUR
VIVE LA FRANCE§§§
GERMANY FRANCE KING OF EUROPE !!! ENGLAND AMATEUR
*Love for Napoleon Bonaparte & France from India*
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Stay strong France ! Even after the terrorist attacks !
Joseph Li Meaby, but when Napoleon conquered Spain, spanish people did terrorist attacks, sabotages and colaborated and Napoleon coudln't handle it .
It was guerrilla warfare. Normal soldiers don't know how to deal with it
Vive la France!🇫🇷🇫🇷
Greeting from USA🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Thanks American brothers !🇫🇷🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇸
Our countries both aren't perfect but I guess we sold Louisiana to ye so yeah
Vive Napoléon Bonaparte notre guide ! Le plus grand Empereur de tous les temps !
I'm an American. When I was in High School, I took French. We began each class singing this song at the top of our voices, banging on our desks, and, at the end, bellowed. "Viva la France" at the top of our voices. Good times!
What country in America are you from Mexico?
La France est vraiment une grande nation, et Napoléon est un héro, se sont battus pour la liberté, la démocratie et l'égalité
J'aime la France
France is really a great nation, and Napoleon was a hero, fought for freedom, democracy and equality
I love France
the sad fact is...The people who is supporting Napoleon in this video don´t like the democracy or erquality
By God! Surely one of the best anthems
Absolutely its up there with the Russian anthem and Land Of My Fathers.
SaltySAX I've never heard of "Land of my fathers". What country is that from?
Jacobo Matta Wales; its their unnoficial anthem (as all of us in the UK are forced to sit through God Save The Queen when Britain is represented), and they use it for their Rugby internationals. Beautiful melody and song.
SaltySAX Loved it! Thanks for that cultural enlightenment :)
Jacobo Matta Glad you liked it, I'm no Welshman or lover of Wales, but whenever that is playing at the rugby or football (they might play it at the upcoming Euro's) I have it on and its difficult not to well up when its being sung!
The Internationale is also a good piece that was the unofficial Soviet anthem before they changed to the present one, and it was originally written as another French socialist anthem like La Marseillaise, but with its now obvious communist relationship its fell by the way side sadly. The original lyrics to it as well are fantastic though maybe a bit flowery and idealistic. Great piece though so maybe look it out if you haven't heard it before.
Moving back onto La Marseillaise though, and the reason it brought me to this vid, as I was watching a doc about Beethoven's Fifth Symphony which is heavily about the French Revolution and it contains variations of tunes sung by those revolutionaries; but when this was played, I freely admit to having tears run down my face! So inspiring and if you were French you'd probably feel you could run through walls after listening to it!! :D
Vive la France from winged hussars.
My Father used to tell me stories about The General Napoleon Bonaparte, i grew up to see him as my idol, Viva La France!!!
Yeah, and Napoleon was half-italian😂
@@riccardoluppi5043 And?
@@leonrothier6638 everyone saying "vive la France", but they don't know that Napoleon was italian
Hencio he was the emperor of the french no of the italians so shut up
@@cristhyancaballero1964 i know, i only said he was born an italian
The most famous man in history
No he isn't
+Jim Hope no way ... what about Leonardo for instance?
+Jim Hope both were italians. Add to them Michelangelo, dante, Caravaggio, caesar and augustus and there you have the italic master race.
The most famous thing is America. Lol jk I’ve met a person who lives in America, yet doesn’t know what it is. He also thinks his state (and my state), Texas, is a country. Yeah he’s like 6 years old, so I don’t blame him that much. He also went to school late, so yeah. You could blame the school system, but he is at the same school I was at, so honestly, I don’t even fucking know. But still, America is still the most famous and recognizable country.
The greatest French ever !!!!
If Blucher couldn't arrive at Waterloo, Napoleon will have won the battle...
True, but his fate was sealed
wonderful !
We love you France. With our love from your old friend Scotland
France's Army is Legend, they are heroes, strongest soliders in the world
Indeed, France has a glorious military history. Vive la France!
Shortest Book Ever Written: French Victories
Largest Book Ever Written: British Empire Uninhabited Territories
Spain and Portugal made History
miguel CERVANTES .France has participated in 168 major European wars since 387 BC, out of which they have won 109, drawn 10 and lost 49: this makes France the most successful military power in European history - in terms of number of fought and won.
Isnt spain under arab domination for about 7 century ?
Isnt France under Pirate(England) domination for about I dont know? FRANCE the most successful military power in European history
jajajajajaja And the French American Empire?French Indian Empire?Where is?of aaaaaaall the Spanish and Portugal Empires The French won guayana and haiti and UK Jamaica,Belice and Gibraltar
SPAIN had
Holland 150 Years
Belgium 200 years
Luxembourg 200 Years
The Middle of Italy peninsula 200 years
Portugal
Milano and more
France was occuped for less than 50 years by brits. French discover Lousiana wich is 1/3 of the actual US. They discover Canada too. We aslo colonised half of the african continent. French is with english the only language speak on everywhere on earth.
Vive La France et Vive Sa Majesté impériale Napoléon Empereur des français
Possibly the most inspiring song ever written 😊
Me: Is from Japanese-Korean descendants
Also me whenever I hear this song: SO THAT IMPURE BLOOD MAY WATER OUR FEILDS
Vive l' Napoleon
from Pologne
Vive la France, Salutations de l'Espagne
vive l'Espagne salutations de la France
Vive la France,vive l'Empereur,de l'Italie!🇮🇹🇫🇷
Vive la France,vive l'Italie!
Vive le monde
Vive la France ! Vive Napoléon ! Французы единственная нация в мировой истории, сумевшая силой захватить Москву, и это достойно уважения ! Привет из России от ваших бывших противников !
Vive la France ! Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, that was almost conquered by France a long long time ago.
Congratulations from Poland! Vive le France! Niech żyje Francja!
Vive l’amitié Franco-Polonaise. Qu’elle perdure à jamais.
Long live French-Polish friendship.
May it last forever.
Thanks for trying Napoleonic France!
Greetings from Poland (Duchy of Warsaw) 👏👏
Napoleón es mi gran héroe, vive la France, greetings from México
Mega figher 0.1 gracias a él somos independientes
@Mega figher 0.1 nah de los latinos, de los hispanistas nuestro heroe siempre sera Don Blas De Lezo
Joselico gracias 💪🏻
Vive la France vive Napoléon 🇵🇪🇫🇷
Je viens du Pérou. frères français vous remercient du soutien que vous nous avez apporté lors de la guerre de Salitre, lorsque le Pérou était désarmé et que les Chiliens avaient envahi les lieux. Ils ont commis un génocide, des viols, des tortures, des vols, des pillages à Lima. Thouars a menacé Patricio Lynch de bombarder les flottes chiliennes si les Chiliens osaient attaquer dans le reste de Lima. les autres quartiers de Lima
Perú es un pais muy hermoso. Respeto desde Francia
Vive la France!
Vive l'Empire!
Vive la Liberte!
Napoleon Ier, Empereur des Francais, Roi d'Italie, et Protecteur du Rhin.
@Anon Annonyme si tu l'aime ok...mais dans tous les cas il t'a intéressé vu que t'a cliqué sur la vidéo...
@Anon Annonyme a ceci près que un vrai tyran est quelqu'un qui déclare la guerre à cause de ses ambitions. Napoléon (a part lors de la campagne e Russie) n'a fait que défendre la France contre les coalisations. Peut être que si il ne l'avait pas fait on aurait eu un roi vraiment tyrannique. Et la on se dirait "on aurait eu besoin d'un chef comme napoleon".
@Anon Annonyme si il a mis des membres de sa familles à la tête des royaumes voisins c'était peut être pour les empêcher de rejoindre les coalisés, tout en sachant que les pays à qui il a fait ça (pays bas Naples et même Espagne) n'étaient pas des puissances majeures et n'auraient pas vraiment mes moyens de s'opposer à cela. Sincèrement si l'Autriche ou la Prusse n'étaient pas de grandes puissances à l'époque j'aurai trouvé ça logique de procéder de la même manière mais ça n'aurait pas marché très longtemps forcément.
Personnellement j'ai beaucoup de respect pour lui, pour tout ce qu'il a laissé à la France (arc de triomphe, code civil, héritage historique...), mais je reste sur mon argument: le fait que la Prusse, l'Autriche, la Russie et l'Angleterre aient déclaré sans relâche la guerre à la France (et parfois lâchement, on se souviendra des anglais qui sans même déclaration de guerre attaque les français en méditerranée et s'emparent de 2000 bateaux) enfin bref tout ceci joue en sa faveur je pense. Après si ça avait été l'inverse, si la France avait déclaré la guerre à l'Europe, je t'aurai rejoint et notre cher Napoléon serait passé pour un tyran orgueilleux. Mais ce n'est pas le cas. En tout cas c'est mon avis et je respecte le tient, à chacun son opinion.
Au nom de la france
Hey.
0:32 when austerlitz happened.
The most beautiful anthem of all ,La marseillaise.
Viva le France Greeting from your old Friend Wales
One of my ancestors was in the Old Guard, he fought in Russia.
***** Not sure. My Grandfather never told me.
GamesLegitament do you have his uniform?
Moose Helm No. I can't find any records of him after he left for Russia. I guess that means he died in foreign territory.
damn... thats a shame
***** Might never have found his body. That's what happened to my great-great-grandfather. Died during ww1. Never found out what happened to him.
El libertador Napoleón, Vive la France
Napoleon-italian, no France
El primer liberal Europeo
I hate the revolution but I love Napoleon. People seem to think Napoleon was a revolutionary, but he overthrew the directory and the jacobins tried to kill him. He carried forward some of the good concepts of the enlightenment thinkers but also restored tradition and order.
The great Napoleon France is forever !!
Vive l'Empereur!
Perso j'admire Napoléon pour ses succès militaires,mais les 2 millions de civils tué noircissent beaucoup le tableau
Itachi Uchiwa Oui, mais l'empereur n'a jamais voulu la guerre, vous semblez oublier que c'était toujours les Anglais qui ont commencé la guerre, le seul moment où l'empereur a commencé une guerre était en 1812 quand il a attaqué la Russie.
TheIceman567 la France a toujours était en guerre avec les anglais , même si en se moment ses pas le cas ;)
jason huchot That's true. I'm American and love France. France has won 5 out of 7 wars vs England under Napoleon.
TheIceman567 I love America :) a cuckoo France: D .
"For four critical days contained no less than seven German divisions which otherwise could have joined in the assaults on the Dunkirk perimeter. This was a splendid contribution to the escape of their more fortunate comrades and of the BEF"
Winston Churchill about the French defense at Lille .
Vive la France
Vive Napoleón
Vive la Revolución
Abajo UK
Sin el cautiverio de los reyes españoles por Napoleón habría sido difícil nuestra independencia así que Napoleón fue indirectamente un benefactor de Iberoamérica
I LIKE IT!!!
Napoléon le père fondateur de la République avec un immense R, il a fait de notre pays le meilleure du monde !
Vive l’empereur, Vive la République et vive la France !
Sacre bleu! They are coming for YOU!!
Fall Bleu.
In current situation Europe especially France needs you.
Great Napoleon.
Poland and France friend's forever !
Niech żyje cesarz ;)
Napoleón Bonaparte el mejor de todos los generales de la historia ...bueno el mejor de la era contemporánea ... Vive la revolucionarie france viva la glorie de Napoleón!!!! Viva su imperio viva su legado viva viva viva!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
J'adore Napoléon Bonaparte,il était mon idole, je suis Italien
Napoleon family Was Italian ;-)
When I saw "Master and Commander" and it got to the part where Aubrey is asking his crew, "Do you want your children to sing 'La Marseillaise?!" I felt like jumping up and yelling "OUI, OUI!"
the last great politician + warrior of Europe
le plus grand
Napoleón, lo más grande!!
El más grande asesino
Siempre al frente de su tropa, sigue adelante cire
Bonne année, France!
Napoléon le plus glorieux patriote Français restera à jamais dans nos mémoires !
Respect to France from Turkey 🇫🇷🇹🇷
За Свободу,за Равенство,за Братство, NapoleoN великий Герой!! особенно почетаем в России!!!и это не шутка.мы помним историю
IT WAS GOOD.GREETİNGS FROM TURKEY
Europe needs a strong France, England, and Spain.
The greatest empires
13th_Wolf they are strong economically but will all the Muslim immigrants weaken you guys?
Jose Giralt Spain stayed behind, today is far from the empire that once was.
Os Damun the Jews never had crazy violent extremists like Islam does
Claro broh
Vive Napoleon ,from INDIA
Napoleon the greatest leader in history
Viva la France from Denmark
Thanks Danish brothers ;)
It's Vive not Viva ;)
Kostya thanks ;)
@@saxo9266 No problem 👍🏻
French victories over the British 1745-1815
May 1745 Fontenoy French victory -
Oct 1746 Roucoux French victory -
July 1747 Lauffeldt French victory -
Nov 1747 Berge-op-Zoom French victory -
1748 Maastricht French victory -
July 1754 Fort Necessity French Victory
July 1755 Monongahela River French Victory
Aug 1756 Oswego French victory -
July 1757 Hastenbeck French victory -
Aug 1757 Fort William Henry French victory -
Jul 1758 Ticonderoga French victory -
Oct 1781 Yorktown American-French victory -
Aug-Dec 1793 Toulon French victory
6-8 Sep 1793 Hondeschoote French victory -
17-18 May 1794 Tourcoing French victory -
22 Aug 1798 Killala Bay French victory -
27 Aug 1798 Castlebar French victory -
5 Sep 1798 Callooney French victory -
8 Sep 1798 Ballinamuck French victory -
19 Sep 1799 Bergen Op Zoom French victory -
6 Oct 1799 Casstricum French victory -
16 Jan 1809 Coruna French victory -
27 June 1809 Casa de Salinas French victory -
July-Dec 1809 Walcheren French victory -
16-24 May 1810 Siege of Mequinenza French victory -
10 July 1810 Barquilla French victory -
24 July 1810 Coa River French victory
11 Aug 1810 Villagarcia French victory -
13 Oct 1810 Fuengirola Polish-French victory -
April-May 1811 Blockade of Almeida French victory -
April-May 1811 2nd Siege of Badajoz French victory -
5 May 1811 Fuentes de Onoro French
May-June 1811 3rd Siege of Badajoz French victory -
June 1811 Operations around Almeida French victory -
22 June 1811 Elvas French victory -
25 Sep 1811 El Bodon French victory.
29 Dec 1811 Membrillo French victory -
11 April 1812 Villagarcia French victory -
11 June 1812 Maguilla French victory -
18 July 1812 Castrejon French victory -
11 Aug 1812 Malajahonda French victory -
Sep-Oct 1812 Siege of Burgos French victory.
23 Oct 1812 Venta del Pozo French victory -
25 Oct 1812 Villa Muriel French victory -
28 Oct 1812 Tordesillas French victory -
17 Nov 1812 San Munoz French victory -
June 1813 Siege of Tarragona French victory -
24 June 1813 Villafranca French victory -
25 July 1813 Roncesvalles French victory -
25 July 1813 Maya French victory -
July-Aug 1813 Siege of San Sebastian French-Alliesvictory -
26-28 July 1813 Sorauren French-Allies victory -
July-Aug 1813 Blockade of Tarragona French victory -
2 Aug 1813 Lizaso French victory -
Ordal and Villafranca French victory -
7 Oct 1813 Vera French victory -
16 Jan 1814 Molins de Rey French victory -
Feb-April 1814 Siege of Bayonne French victory -
8 March 1814 Bergen op Zoom French victory -
17 March 1814 Daunia's Raid French victory -
19 March 1814 Vic-Bigorre French victory -
10 April 1814 Toulouse draw
14 April 1814 Bayonne French victory -
16 June 1815 Quatre Bras draw ? victory ?
17 June 1815 Genappe French victory
French victories over the British - War of Austrian Succession/King George's War
11 May 1745 Battle of Fontenoy
9 July 1745 Battle of Melle
July 1745 Occupation of Ghent
11 October 1746 Battle of Rocoux
2 July 1747 Battle of Lauffeld
July - September 1747 Siege of Bergen op Zoom
May 23, 1744 Raid on Canso
July 19 - Sept 5, 1745 Northeast Coast Campaign (1745)
November 28, 1745 Raid on Saratoga
April - September, 1746 Northeast Coast Campaign (1746)
11 July 1746 Battle at Port-la-Joye
August 19-20, 1746 Battle of Grand-Pré
February 10-11, 1747 Battle of Grand-Pré
April - September, 1747 Northeast Coast Campaign (1747)
April-May 1748 Siege of Maastricht (1748)
20 April, 1744 Battle of Villafranca
22 February 1744 Battle of Toulon
8 May 1744 Action of 8 May 1744
20 September 1746 Raid on Lorient
Spanish victories over the British - War of Jenkins Ear
June 26, 1740 Battle of Fort Mose
13 June-20 July 1740 Siege of St. Augustine
March-May 1741 Battle of Cartagena de Indias
4-5 August - 9 December 1741 Invasion of Cuba
2 March 1743 Battle of La Guaira
April 16, 1743 Battle of Puerto Cabello
April 9, 1748 2nd Battle of Santiago de Cuba
October 12, 1748 Battle of Havana
25 July - 19 October 1747 1st Glorioso
25 July - 19 October 1747 2nd Glorioso
25 July - 19 October 1747 3rd Glorioso
25 July - 19 October 1747 4th Glorioso
French victories over the British (F/I War)
27 March 1756 Battle of Fort Bull
August 10-14, 1756 Battle of Fort Oswego
23 July 1757 Battle of Sabbath Day Point
3-9 August 1757 Siege of Fort William Henry
November 12, 1757 Attack on German Flatts
March 23, 1758 Battle on Snowshoes
July 6-8, 1758 Battle of Carillon
31 July 1759 Battle of Beauport
April 28, 1760 Battle of Sainte-Foy
May-July 1755 Braddock Expedition
9 July 1755 Battle of the Monongahela
March or April, 1756 Battle of the Trough
April 4, 1756 Battle of Sideling Hill
April 18, 1756 Battle of Great Cacapon
14 September 1758 Battle of Fort Duquesne
September 4, 1755 Battle of Petitcodiac
May 8, 1756 Raid on Lunenburg
December 8, 1757 Battle of Bloody Creek
March - December 1758 Lunenburg Campaign
16-19 January 1759 Invasion of Martinique
July 31, 1763 Battle of Bloody Run
September 14, 1763 Battle of Devil's Hole
Spanish victories over the British - Anglo Spanish War
9 August 1780 Action of 9 August 1780
19 August 1781 - 5 February 1782 Siege of Fort St. Philip
20 October 1782 Battle of Cape Spartel
September 7, 1779 Capture of Fort Bute
September 10, 1779 Battle of Lake Pontchartrain
September 12-21, 1779 Battle of Baton Rouge
March 2-14, 1780 Battle of Fort Charlotte
May 25, 1780 Battle of St. Louis
January 7, 1781 Battle of Mobile
March 9-May 8, 1781 Siege of Pensacola
October 16 - November 29, 1779 Battle of San Fernando de Omoa
March 17 - November 8, 1780 San Juan Expedition
March 16, 1782 Battle of Roatán
May 1782 Capture of the Bahamas
6 October 1779 Action of 6 October 1779
16 April 1781 Battle of Porto Praya
25 January 1797 - Action of 25 January
22-25 July 1797 Battle of Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Assault on Cadiz (1797)
25 - 26 August 1800 Ferrol Expedition (1800)
19 January 1799 Action of 19 January
10 December 1800 Action of 7 July
10 December 1800 Action of 10 December
6 July 1801 First Battle of Algeciras
28 August-5 September 1796 Newfoundland expedition
17 April - 2 May 1797 Battle of San Juan (1797)
31 May - 2 June 1805 Battle of Diamond Rock
1806 - 1807 British Invasions of the Río de la Plata
That's only one boy
Waterloo hehe
interesting that non are during pax Britannica or after
Win battles is good...win wars is better...
L'Angleterre est un tas de merde!
Napoleon created Brazil, thanks!
whaat?
+TheConquistador History my friend, history.
OokileyGMR dafuq no
+TheConquistador When Napoleon was ruling Europe, he ordered The continental block, so no one could trade with England, mainly Portugal, its greatest ally. In this situation D. João VI, the king of Portugal travelled to Brazil protected by the british navy, which made Brazil become a country in the future. If it wasn't Napoleon, Brazil wouldn't be the same. (sorry for my english, it's not my native language)
OokileyGMR oh Thank! i didn't know that i'm from Spain