very nice to see translations on the other 2 languages i can understand but i still prefer your voice Oscar! Keep up the great work and teaching us about one of the most important wars of all time
This is my favorite running TH-cam series as of now. Maybe by the time it finishes, it will be as great as the likes of Epic History TV's Napoleonic series! Keep it up! I'm loving it!
This is the 3rd time I've watched this vid since it premiered. This evening I binged the entire 7 Years War vids. Bloody Outstanding! Your serial type videos are unbelievably well done. The animation is first rate, even at the lower level such as the Wittmann engagement video recently released. Fantastic that too. I look forward to anything you put out. Cheers.
Part of the attacking french cavalry were the carabiniers and the dragons de Flamarins. After suffering heavy losses, the officers of the dragons were awarded the right to wear the carabiniers-officers saber. 4 of them still exist, one in my collection
I was always under illusions that seven years' war wouldn't be fought even near France. I always thought it was restricted to "Germany". And that it was going to be always the big juggernaut attacking Prussia from the west. I'm also curious about the Swedish involvement. We've see East, West and South action, but nothing from north. Thank you for your work!
Very little action on the Swedish side indeed: the government in power declared war on Frederic because his sister, wife of the king of Sweden, pushed her husband to take over the reins of power. But most of the officers, out of gallantry for their sovereign, limply led their troops into battle.
In Canada all we teach about the Seven Years War is the British-French battles fought in the new world, especially the Battle of the Plains of Abraham. So in here I guess people would the think the opposite of you like: “wait the seven years war was fought in Germany??”
Sweden was plagued by widespread corruption during this time and their army was in shambles. Their involvement in this war is barely noteworthy. Its funny how in sweden the period after the great northern war is known as the era of freedom but sweden was involved in many pointless and disastrous wars during this time.
Me, born in the St. Tönis, once the headquater of Prinz Ferdinand, visited the battlefield several times. There are only some landmarks, like "Hückelsmay, "Holterhöfe" or "Landwehrgraben" ( estate-defence-trench) , wich are still visual. The area once was "Heide" moor. Then in the 19th century a forest was planted, but you still see trenches and rests of the canon replacements. Thank you for your really good videos about the seven year war.
This is my hometown, it was really funny knowing all the little villages around by name and actually knowing what the places look like in real life. Honestly had no idea that a seven years war battle took place there
The French foot in the SYW is a very interesting aspect. There are so many larger and smaller engagements in the west reflecting the old style of fighting and the superiority of British, Hanoverian and Prussian tactics over French, which is especially interesting to compare with the fightings of the WAS. Thank you for the video!
Im a history nerd who was literally born on the battlefield (meerbusch) and i have never heard of this battle. We germans dont learn much about the 7 year war.
Minden! I want to hear what you think of George Sackville, (later Lord Germaine, who ran Britain's war against the American Revolutionaries), who was court-martialed for his (non-) action at Minden.
Thank you for your excellent work. Would you consider covering Prince Eugene anytime in the future ? I am sure I would enjoy watching subscribing and supporting.
On Sedantag a battle covered where the french were defeated is quite fitting. I really like this series and I'd really like to see more. (After the Seven Years War Iguess a good choice for a series would be the 30 yrs war to be covered as it is quite confusing). Anyways, thank you for this outstanding work
I have a question. The french casualties were only 4000 soldiers? Because i was reading a book(Seven years war in Europe by František Stellner) and the casualties were 8000 soldiers.
Yeah 8000 is ridiculous, maybe at Ross Bach when he routed the entire enemy army but this wasn’t even a complete defeat for the French the French army was able to retreat in good order and intact.
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very nice to see translations on the other 2 languages i can understand but i still prefer your voice Oscar! Keep up the great work and teaching us about one of the most important wars of all time
This is my favorite running TH-cam series as of now.
Maybe by the time it finishes, it will be as great as the likes of Epic History TV's Napoleonic series!
Keep it up! I'm loving it!
My most anticipated youtube series!
This is the 3rd time I've watched this vid since it premiered. This evening I binged the entire 7 Years War vids. Bloody Outstanding! Your serial type videos are unbelievably well done. The animation is first rate, even at the lower level such as the Wittmann engagement video recently released. Fantastic that too. I look forward to anything you put out. Cheers.
That's a really nice comment to receive, thank you!
Frederick is the master of using terrain to obscure his true movements. It looks like Ferdinand was his disciple.
Keep up your outstanding work. Thank you. Mike.
Muchas gracias por traducir este vídeo 🥰
Part of the attacking french cavalry were the carabiniers and the dragons de Flamarins. After suffering heavy losses, the officers of the dragons were awarded the right to wear the carabiniers-officers saber. 4 of them still exist, one in my collection
another amazing video. thanks for all the work you put into this series, its by far one of the best channels out there
Stunningly good work. Extreme respect for you and your work.
I was always under illusions that seven years' war wouldn't be fought even near France. I always thought it was restricted to "Germany". And that it was going to be always the big juggernaut attacking Prussia from the west. I'm also curious about the Swedish involvement. We've see East, West and South action, but nothing from north. Thank you for your work!
There was barely any northern involvement at this time. "The Swedes were brave once, but their time is past" one Russian general said during this war.
Very little action on the Swedish side indeed: the government in power declared war on Frederic because his sister, wife of the king of Sweden, pushed her husband to take over the reins of power. But most of the officers, out of gallantry for their sovereign, limply led their troops into battle.
@@yassineme87 Thanks for the info
In Canada all we teach about the Seven Years War is the British-French battles fought in the new world, especially the Battle of the Plains of Abraham. So in here I guess people would the think the opposite of you like: “wait the seven years war was fought in Germany??”
Sweden was plagued by widespread corruption during this time and their army was in shambles. Their involvement in this war is barely noteworthy.
Its funny how in sweden the period after the great northern war is known as the era of freedom but sweden was involved in many pointless and disastrous wars during this time.
Most excellent, thanks for the stories about Frederick. And Frederick.
Awesome work my friend. Your coverage of the Seven Years War is outstanding. I've learned so much! That you!
Me, born in the St. Tönis, once the headquater of Prinz Ferdinand, visited the battlefield several times. There are only some landmarks, like "Hückelsmay, "Holterhöfe" or "Landwehrgraben" ( estate-defence-trench) , wich are still visual. The area once was "Heide" moor. Then in the 19th century a forest was planted, but you still see trenches and rests of the canon replacements.
Thank you for your really good videos about the seven year war.
This is my hometown, it was really funny knowing all the little villages around by name and actually knowing what the places look like in real life. Honestly had no idea that a seven years war battle took place there
Honestly, it's central Germany. What battles HAVEN'T taken place there?
@@MM22966 actually It is western germany but you are right
@@batuhanyayla7214 I assume you mean culturally, not politically. Where IS the dividing line for that?
@@MM22966 I mean geographicly It is even west of dusseldorf which is located in western germany
@@batuhanyayla7214 But EAST of the Rhine, right??? :)
Love these videos!! Would love to see maybe a video on the siege(s) kolberg.also can’t wait for the kunersdorf video!
The wait is always worth it.
The French foot in the SYW is a very interesting aspect. There are so many larger and smaller engagements in the west reflecting the old style of fighting and the superiority of British, Hanoverian and Prussian tactics over French, which is especially interesting to compare with the fightings of the WAS. Thank you for the video!
Britanniche? ahhahahahah
Im a history nerd who was literally born on the battlefield (meerbusch) and i have never heard of this battle. We germans dont learn much about the 7 year war.
Happy to see the western germany campaign get some love as well as Ferdinand. Even if it only is being covered just now.
Amazing and fantastic video! Please more in this series
I just finished the Battle of Hastenbeck, it's released to my patrons and will be on TH-cam soon!
@@HoH Thank you for replying! Thank you for all your hardwork! Absolutely amazing content and please take breaks and rest when you get a chance! :]
Another great video HoH 😁
Great job keep it going Master hats off genius
Excellent Historical introducing
Great video brother.
Keep up the good work.
Have you thought about doing a series on the Conquest of Grenada?
Ah yes the seven years war series is back
Awesome as always!!
8:46 finaly some represantation for my hometown! 😂
Excellent!
Still as good, but I think it might be useful to do a very brief summary of what happened since the beginning of the war (1-2min) each time ;-)
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Hi personneX
Minden! I want to hear what you think of George Sackville, (later Lord Germaine, who ran Britain's war against the American Revolutionaries), who was court-martialed for his (non-) action at Minden.
Thank you for your excellent work. Would you consider covering Prince Eugene anytime in the future ? I am sure I would enjoy watching subscribing and supporting.
Prussian: pushing in from the right flank
French : Om Nom Nom Om
The Erbprinz, Karl Wilhelm, was Prince Ferdinand's nephew, not his son.
Name of the place is Olomouc not Olomouce :) Apart from that, brilliant work! :)
Nice video.
I wonder when were going to get to Fredricks Winter campaign. I heard he performed one at least once in his career.
“Notoriously unhappy marriage”
Oh, we know why, Fred.
Fred was an admirer of French culture, it fits all together
Oh I've almost forgot: Happy Sedantag to you too, little Boney!
On Sedantag a battle covered where the french were defeated is quite fitting. I really like this series and I'd really like to see more. (After the Seven Years War Iguess a good choice for a series would be the 30 yrs war to be covered as it is quite confusing). Anyways, thank you for this outstanding work
I have a question. The french casualties were only 4000 soldiers? Because i was reading a book(Seven years war in Europe by František Stellner) and the casualties were 8000 soldiers.
Yeah 8000 is ridiculous, maybe at Ross Bach when he routed the entire enemy army but this wasn’t even a complete defeat for the French the French army was able to retreat in good order and intact.
Another history channel to subscribe to. :)
Welcome aboard!
Did I miss you doing the Battle of Minden?
It still has to be done. Hastenbeck is first!
@@HoH thank you! I look forward to it!
Happy Sedantag!
Siri, please play "Choral von Leuthen"
Its Prussia time again!
Nive video, but how do I turn off Aloud voice over? I want to hear the original sound!
The original should be on automatically. The cogwheel in the right bottom corner allows you to select different languages.
It says it’s under Settings but I can’t find anything to turn off that annoying voice
@@Ansuzification cogwheel > audio track > English
@@HoH there’s no audio track, only annotations, subtitles, speed, vídeo quality
@@Ansuzification it should be below video speed, at least it is for me
We want the Pomeranian war and the Blockade of Straslund.
Mate from what country you are. I suspect dutch or German.
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Excellent work🍾🥂🙌🏻
Thank you 🙌
It could be interesting with a broad overview of the 7 years war.
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French military - have these guys ever tried to win anything? Haven’t they got tired of getting beaten up?
Why is this is Brazilian Portuguese instead of English?
I changed the settings to English but dont like it
You don't like English?
@@HoH Spanish is better
Frederick's Prussia was the only country who fought in multiple fronts and still winning many battles
Could you please upload on Odysee?
please, search for another spanish narrator, current one is terrible and understand nothing
The Spanish narration is AI-generated.
If i wasnt so broke i would be a patron but ty for speaking facts love from east Tennessee