Ridley Scott should have took inspiration from Waterloo. Rod Steiger was a utterly convincing Napoleon. And the film accurately depicts the battles key moments.
Ridley Scott zrobił najgorszy film swojego życia.Takiej szmiry jeszcze nie widziałem . To chyba naprawdę zemsta na Francuzach. Aktor grający Napoleona to całkowita pomyłka.
Maybe there is some director that wants to make an historical accurate movie but the industry dont give a shit about historic accuracy, its a industry. The sad truth is there will be never again a waterloo because today nobody will finance it, when waterloo came in 1970 it was a box office failure and even stanley kubrick gived up on his napoleon movie because of it
these great directors, Ridley Scott and Stanley Kubrick, had no “experience” with Napoleonica. Only Sergei Bondarchuk had the necessary knowledge and skills to handle this most complex material. Even Rod Steiger drew out the complexity and depth of Bonoparte's fortune
Note the French uniform with its high level of blue. That is where you get your jeans from! Blue de Gene. It was the cheapest dye and material a French contractor could produce army uniforms for Napoleon. The British had red for a similar reason. In an army everything was on the cheap because people were cheap. That was so throughout warfare and only started to change with democracy and then people were incited by words and democratic ideas so the were still cheap! Nothing changes!
The way I heard the story is that the fabric was originally produced in the town of Nimes, France. Hence, the name “de Nimes” (of or from Nimes) was anglicized to denim.
In fact, 'blue de Gene', means 'of Genoa' were the kind of tissues later used for 'jeans' was produced for the Piedmont Army to be used for the tents of the soldiers or to cover the wagons (Genova was part of the Piedmont kingdom, then Kingdom of Sardinia)
Un rappel à tous ceux qui se moquent des Français, les traitent de lâches, et de perdants. La France est le Pays dans le monde qui a livré le plus de batailles et elle en a gagné plus des deux tiers ! Même Adolf Hitler, qui détestait les Français à cause de ce qu'ils lui ont fait subir durant la guerre 14-18, a déclaré que le soldat Français était le meilleur du monde après le soldat allemand (chauvinisme oblige !).
No one with a knowledge of history would ever declare the French cowards or losers......and that is from a Brit!! A very brave, courageous, and intelligent people that shaped the best of themodern world. VIVA LA FRANCE 🇫🇷
Le Mexique 😂😂😂 laisse-moi rire ! Le Mexique a gagné des guerres ? Lesquelles à part leurs révolutions intérieures ? Si vous aviez accepté les Français à l'époque de Napoléon III, vous auriez certainement un niveau de vie plus élevé ! Le Mexique n'est pas un pays qui fait rêver ! Délinquance, meurtres, gangs, une horreur absolue ! Le Mexique d'aujourd'hui est tellement bien que sa population fuit vers les USA ! Napoléon III souhaitait établir en Amérique latine un empire latin et catholique pour barrer l'expansion des États-Unis protestants,. Si vous aviez été moins idiots, on aurait pu construire une grande nation qui aurait concurrencé les USA anglo-saxons. Et vous n'auriez pas perdu le Texas et tout le Sud des USA ! Alors garde tes moqueries ! Quand on voit le niveau du Mexique aujourd'hui, c'est plutôt à nous de rire ! 😂😂😂
@franciscovaldez550 they were travellers like the Brits and nobody could touch them on their own soil, the best of the time by miles. They were both over stretched on a world scale but influenced it more than anyone the greatest 2 ever and no cowards there.
Bonjour à tous, le pas cadencé est une musique uniquement destinée à cadencer la marche des colonnes d'infanterie lorsqu'elles sont en mouvement hors combat. Pour le propos des images qui relatent la bataille de Waterloo qui est un film remarquable historique soviéto-italien de Sergueï Bondartchouk tourné en anglais et sorti en 1970. Concernant la bataille, elle a opposé la plupart des peuples européens. On pourrait ergoter encore des siècles dessus pour imaginer comment elle aurait pu tourner. Il y a eu un vainqueur et un perdant. Aucune des 2 armées en présence n'a déméritée. Depuis l'engagement des troupes hollando belges sur la gauche du front (côté français) jusqu'à l'arrivée des landwehrs prussiennes sur la droite. Que retenir factuellement de cette bataille? Les soldats européens se sont affrontés avec une très haute valeur tactique. Les européens sont de farouches guerriers. Ils peuvent s'affronter mais c'est un combat fratricide. Ils peuvent s'unir et alors, alors là aucune nation ne peut leur faire mettre le genou à terre. Alors Européens, allons nous faute de désunion, laisser les tyrans nous dicter notre conduite ou allons nous faire face ensemble? Un tyran (putler) n'est grand que si on s'agenouille devant lui! Vive l'Europe libre
Wellington jamais avait pris risques innecessaires avec ses forces, il etait beaucoup plus conservative y prudent a l'heure de entrer en combate que Napoleon qui voulait se montrer plus aggressif sur le champ, malgré lesgraves dangers a lequelles il les exposait. Et Wellington avait organisé meilleur le système de fournir ses troupes que Napoleon l'avait fait avec les siens.
@@guyspearing4608 vous vous emportez avec votre victoire sur Napoleon à Waterloo c'est Blücher qui fait le travail et c'est votre wellington qui ramasse les lauriers, et si on parlait de Toulon ou les Anglais courraient tellement vite qu'ils laissaient leurs chaussures . je vous signale que la France a au compteur plus de victoires que votre satané pays l'Angleterre est à l'Europe ce que le Japon est à l'Asie
actually the first 20 seconds or show are not from the movie Waterloo (1970) but the rest of the clips are indeed from that film - years ago the record label Nonesuch released an album of Napoleonic-era marches and fanfares that included this piece - by far the best is the Consular March of Marengo (also used in Napoleonic movies)
Bonne observation ! Le drapeau du 1er empire est le drapeau tricolore mais avec les armoiries et l'aigle impérial dans la partie blanche. Belle erreur historique dans ce film !
The great Emperor made only one terrible mistake: he climbed into the den of the Russian Bear without permission. By the way, this mistake was repeated again and unfortunately they want to repeat it in the near future,......
Napoléon est allé en Russie afin d'obliger le Tsar à respecter le traité qu'il venait de signer. L'ennui,le méprisable Talleyrand passait son temps à "encourager "les adversaires de Napoléon à attaquer sans cesse...Napoléon voulait la paix et pensait que les "royals" étaient corrects...Le tsar était donc à la solde des anglais que seul le fric intéressait.
@@francoiselicker4775 Vous êtes dans l'illusion de l'histoire passée, mon cher ami ! At that time, were there agreements between European neighbors that Napoleon would have observed ? At that time, Napoleon pursued the elementary goals of a conqueror: to take possession of the immense wealth of the Russians and bring England to its knees. With the same ideas, in 1941, Hitler invaded the Soviet Union. Everything repeats itself in our history and, unfortunately, everything will repeat itself again in the near future,....
Napoleon's biggest mistake was to invade Spain (we were allies) thinking the Spanish were sheep instead of wolves! he lost many veterans who would have helped him in Russia!
No, Napoleon was not the bloodthirsty tyrant that the Anglo-Saxons portrayed in their war propaganda. The reality is that he and his troops spread throughout Europe and beyond the demand for freedom and democracy that the French Revolution had raised, and that Napoleon engraved in the stone of French institutions.
You really should read about his campaign in Spain. That was a bloodbath and a long chain of horrible atrocities. He was a tyrant. Though a charismatic one
@@nicolafiliber3062 You are speaking of the Spanish War of Independence, 1808-1814? As you know, Napoleon's enemy was not Spain or Portugal but the UK and its maritime empire. Not unlike present day Ukraine vs. Russia, most Spaniards rejected French rule and fought a bloody war to oust them. The “Coalition” led by the Brits provided whatever supplies they could get to the Spanish, while the Spanish guerrillas destroyed vast numbers of Napoleon's troops. According to Wikipedia, the war on the peninsula lasted until the Coalition defeated Napoleon in 1814, and is regarded as one of the first wars of national liberation. In June 1812, Napoleon set out with a massive army on an invasion of Russia and reached Moscow in September 1812. But could not stay because all resources to supply the army had been destroyed by the tsarists (In Russia it is known as the “Patriotic War”). In Spain, in 1812-1814, a combined army led by Wellesley was able to defeat the remaining elements of the French forces (Salamanca, Madrid, Bayonne…).
His egyptian campaign also gives a clear potrait of his character he was extremely ambitious, believed only in his power and was practical despite his ambition bordering insanity. He was ruthless, he wasnt sadistic but would sacrifice everyone for his ambition. power however have its weight and its dirt, even today politicians, the majority of those at the top could be rightfully called tyrants or war criminals, the ultimate authority was always violence. At the time of napoleon the others monarchs were no better and even with all the liberte egalite fraternite sweet bullshit he was a monarch
Quando vejo os próprios franceses exaltarem o genocídio contra seu próprio povinho "barato" (comentário anterior) , confesso que fico triste pelo fanatismo mórbito ainda no 3o milênio! Depois, nós ocidentais "civilizados" , zombamos e execramos os xiítas, orientais, hamas, hezbolah etc... Quando poderemos conviver em paz ?
La mort de Napoléon Ier survient le 5 mai 1821 à Longwood sur l’île de Sainte-Hélène, durant son exil, à l'âge de 51 ans. 😪Elle est due à un cancer de l'estomac, résultant d'une aggravation d'un ulcère. À partir des années 1950, certains auteurs ont contesté cette version, et ont proposé une cause d'origine criminelle à la suite d'un empoisonnement à l'arsenic. Cette thèse est réfutée par les historiens spécialistes de Napoléon Ier.
génie politique de son époque car le code napoléonien est celui qui est toujours appliqué de nos jours génie militaire Entre 1792 et 1815 se succèdent sept coalitions européennes. C'est en affrontant l'une d'entre elles que Napoléon subit une série de défaites militaires et l'invasion des armées coalisées et le reste c est l histoire
@@robnewman6101 Napoleon was a calamity. It is not a question of saying that everything about him is to be thrown away, but overall, the great historian Jacques Bainville is right to conclude, in his masterful study on Napoleon: “Except for glory, except for “art”, it probably would have been better if he had not existed." Now, he's been dead for so long, it might be time to calm down a little about him, one way or the other. I refuse to make this a topic of discussion with anyone. It's too late. In any case, it won't be long before we all join him in the empire of the dead.😱
Those super tough beaver trappers of the US Rocky Mountains, yes the Mountain Men, were the guys who made fur hats possible for Napoleon's Grande Army..
@@paulhomsy2751 I know very little French, after spending 21 years in the US Army I learned how to spell Army. I knew Napoleon's Army was the Grande Armay, at least until the defeat.
Bros drinking coffee in the middle of the war what a true legend 🗣🔥
It's not coffee. Most likely rum.
Ridley Scott should have took inspiration from Waterloo. Rod Steiger was a utterly convincing Napoleon. And the film accurately depicts the battles key moments.
Ridley Scott zrobił najgorszy film swojego życia.Takiej szmiry jeszcze nie widziałem . To chyba naprawdę zemsta na Francuzach. Aktor grający Napoleona to całkowita pomyłka.
An epic film
Well, did you expect anything good historical film to come out of a 21st Century director...
Maybe there is some director that wants to make an historical accurate movie but the industry dont give a shit about historic accuracy, its a industry. The sad truth is there will be never again a waterloo because today nobody will finance it, when waterloo came in 1970 it was a box office failure and even stanley kubrick gived up on his napoleon movie because of it
these great directors, Ridley Scott and Stanley Kubrick, had no “experience” with Napoleonica. Only Sergei Bondarchuk had the necessary knowledge and skills to handle this most complex material. Even Rod Steiger drew out the complexity and depth of Bonoparte's fortune
Quelle puissance, quelle grandeur, quelle magnificence ! 👏👌👍❤️🙋💐😍
This Cut Is From the 1970's Movie 🎬 Waterloo !!! A Classic
The best ever made
A three hour movie that was originally 4 hours ... One hour lost on the editors floor.
@@FooFahFoeFum Do you know where you can find that missing bit? I really want to see the rest of it
@@lucvanderhart8118 i READ YEARS AGO THAT THIS WAS A 4 HOUR MOVIE AND EDITED DOWN TO 3 FOR THEATRES. If you find it let me know where?
It's one of the best movies that I have ever seen!
Vive l'Empereur ! Vive Bonaparte ! 🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵
vive le fromage camembert ...... Vive le vin ...... Vive La France, ,
👋🇷🇺😁- БИСТРО!!!
He was great at getting the youth of Europe to die for his vanity
@@user-sg1ug3en6u Vive la Grande Russie Eternelle ! DAVAI POBEDA !
WHE GETTING OUT OF CATACOMBS DE PARIS WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is hell when noob talk to jean💀💀💀
WE WATING THE BOAT WITH THIS ONE 🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥
When the Russians make a war movie they MAKE a war movie
Note the French uniform with its high level of blue. That is where you get your jeans from! Blue de Gene. It was the cheapest dye and material a French contractor could produce army uniforms for Napoleon. The British had red for a similar reason. In an army everything was on the cheap because people were cheap. That was so throughout warfare and only started to change with democracy and then people were incited by words and democratic ideas so the were still cheap! Nothing changes!
The way I heard the story is that the fabric was originally produced in the town of Nimes, France.
Hence, the name “de Nimes” (of or from Nimes) was anglicized to denim.
In fact, 'blue de Gene', means 'of Genoa' were the kind of tissues later used for 'jeans' was produced for the Piedmont Army to be used for the tents of the soldiers or to cover the wagons (Genova was part of the Piedmont kingdom, then Kingdom of Sardinia)
Thanks for those historic tidbits, I think they're fascinating.
Wrong! I note the wide expanse of white so as to be easier to see when the French cowards surrender.
No, it blue de Nîmes.then bluejean
Excellent film...
Fantastic!
Una muy buena película, refleja muy bien el momento y las personalidades de los personajes.
Un rappel à tous ceux qui se moquent des Français, les traitent de lâches, et de perdants. La France est le Pays dans le monde qui a livré le plus de batailles et elle en a gagné plus des deux tiers !
Même Adolf Hitler, qui détestait les Français à cause de ce qu'ils lui ont fait subir durant la guerre 14-18, a déclaré que le soldat Français était le meilleur du monde après le soldat allemand (chauvinisme oblige !).
No one with a knowledge of history would ever declare the French cowards or losers......and that is from a Brit!! A very brave, courageous, and intelligent people that shaped the best of themodern world. VIVA LA FRANCE 🇫🇷
Serían de lo mejor, pero aquí en México perdieron. 🤣🤣😂😂
Le Mexique 😂😂😂 laisse-moi rire ! Le Mexique a gagné des guerres ? Lesquelles à part leurs révolutions intérieures ?
Si vous aviez accepté les Français à l'époque de Napoléon III, vous auriez certainement un niveau de vie plus élevé ! Le Mexique n'est pas un pays qui fait rêver ! Délinquance, meurtres, gangs, une horreur absolue ! Le Mexique d'aujourd'hui est tellement bien que sa population fuit vers les USA !
Napoléon III souhaitait établir en Amérique latine un empire latin et catholique pour barrer l'expansion des États-Unis protestants,.
Si vous aviez été moins idiots, on aurait pu construire une grande nation qui aurait concurrencé les USA anglo-saxons. Et vous n'auriez pas perdu le Texas et tout le Sud des USA !
Alors garde tes moqueries !
Quand on voit le niveau du Mexique aujourd'hui, c'est plutôt à nous de rire ! 😂😂😂
@franciscovaldez550 they were travellers like the Brits and nobody could touch them on their own soil, the best of the time by miles. They were both over stretched on a world scale but influenced it more than anyone the greatest 2 ever and no cowards there.
Vive le fromage camembert ...... Vive le vin ...... Vive La France, ,
Where my old Regiment got it's name Grenadier Guards 💂♂️ merci l
LA BEIIE FRANCIS
Grenadiers March composed in 1716
Me and bros leaving school during the fire drill
magnifico
Bonjour à tous, le pas cadencé est une musique uniquement destinée à cadencer la marche des colonnes d'infanterie lorsqu'elles sont en mouvement hors combat.
Pour le propos des images qui relatent la bataille de Waterloo qui est un film remarquable historique soviéto-italien de Sergueï Bondartchouk tourné en anglais et sorti en 1970.
Concernant la bataille, elle a opposé la plupart des peuples européens. On pourrait ergoter encore des siècles dessus pour imaginer comment elle aurait pu tourner.
Il y a eu un vainqueur et un perdant. Aucune des 2 armées en présence n'a déméritée. Depuis l'engagement des troupes hollando belges sur la gauche du front (côté français) jusqu'à l'arrivée des landwehrs prussiennes sur la droite.
Que retenir factuellement de cette bataille?
Les soldats européens se sont affrontés avec une très haute valeur tactique. Les européens sont de farouches guerriers. Ils peuvent s'affronter mais c'est un combat fratricide. Ils peuvent s'unir et alors, alors là aucune nation ne peut leur faire mettre le genou à terre.
Alors Européens, allons nous faute de désunion, laisser les tyrans nous dicter notre conduite ou allons nous faire face ensemble?
Un tyran (putler) n'est grand que si on s'agenouille devant lui!
Vive l'Europe libre
Вонючая украинская попрошайка "мы европейцы"😂 убирайся в свою нору пидорас😂
De l'Atlantique à l'Oural.
@@hugovictor4651 Ce serait merveilleux! Un gage de paix!👍
what a bullshit you had wrote 😂 take your pill and stay calm 😮
@@1ofakind777 Poor kid🤣
WE MAKING IT OUT OF SAN SEBASTIAN WITH THIS ONE🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥
WHE ARENT GETTING ONLY TWO PLANKS WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥
EVERONES SACRIFICING WITH THIS ONE 🔥
😔
😢
😭
Бог батального кино Сергей Бондарчук!
Back when there was not CGI and the extras lived in the moment.
Fantastic army from an English man full respect and a massive problem like the Germans of the Era
thank u !
LONG LIVE FRANCE!
merci.
@@7022david de rien
No!
Qui que tu sois, merci mon ami.😀😍
🇨🇵👍
vive l'Empereur !! et shit à wellington
LA GARDE MEURT MAIS NE SE REND PAS
Sauve qui peut!
Wellington jamais avait pris risques innecessaires avec ses forces, il etait beaucoup plus conservative y prudent a l'heure de entrer en combate que Napoleon qui voulait se montrer plus aggressif sur le champ, malgré lesgraves dangers a lequelles il les exposait.
Et Wellington avait organisé meilleur le système de fournir ses troupes que Napoleon l'avait fait avec les siens.
@@guyspearing4608 vous vous emportez avec votre victoire sur Napoleon à Waterloo
c'est Blücher qui fait le travail et c'est votre wellington qui ramasse les lauriers, et si on parlait de Toulon
ou les Anglais courraient tellement vite qu'ils laissaient leurs chaussures .
je vous signale que la France a au compteur plus de victoires que votre satané pays
l'Angleterre est à l'Europe ce que le Japon est à l'Asie
blood and iron song
DONT KILL THE MUSICIANS!
A la guerre comme à la guerre, mon ami.😀
Si, vabbe`, e I giovani andavano a mori`
This march was composed when?
Viva le France! Even though I live in America
Зашел посмотреть из какого мода к TW кадры. Это оказались фильмы!)
Ватерлоо. Фильм СССР, Италия еще ряд стран. Режиссер Бондарчук. Наполеон Род Стайгер
somebody like british solider *god say DID YOU PRAY TODAY*
What?!? no Veev Lumper?!?
Pictures and video from which movie please?
Waterloo, 1970.
actually the first 20 seconds or show are not from the movie Waterloo (1970) but the rest of the clips are indeed from that film - years ago the record label Nonesuch released an album of Napoleonic-era marches and fanfares that included this piece - by far the best is the Consular March of Marengo (also used in Napoleonic movies)
IN THE NAME OF LIBERTY, EGALITY AND FREEDOM!
All those bear shakos! No wonder there are few if any bears in Western Europe.
Niech żyje wolna Francja bez obłudy eurokatow
BOOOO!
0:53 IS THAT A KID?
Le battaglie erano parate....
Da
🇬🇧🦖🇫🇷
Chargè!
chargez. la deuxieme personne du pluriel.
@@7022davidTg
100.0
Почему у наполеоновской армии знамена французской республики?)))))
Bonne observation ! Le drapeau du 1er empire est le drapeau tricolore mais avec les armoiries et l'aigle impérial dans la partie blanche. Belle erreur historique dans ce film !
VIVE SAN CULLOTE
les sans culottes, c'était pendant la révolution. l'empereur à mis un terme à la révolution. mais merci d'apprécier nos anciens.
Ouaip une décennie avant .. ou deux selon l année .. bravo David de le préciser 🤓☝️
Gott sei Dank für Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher!
Renversons Bruxelles et dame Von der Leyen
C’est çà et chargeons à cheval !
The great Emperor made only one terrible mistake: he climbed into the den of the Russian Bear without permission. By the way, this mistake was repeated again and unfortunately they want to repeat it in the near future,......
Napoléon est allé en Russie afin d'obliger le Tsar à respecter le traité qu'il venait de signer. L'ennui,le méprisable Talleyrand passait son temps à "encourager "les adversaires de Napoléon à attaquer sans cesse...Napoléon voulait la paix et pensait que les "royals" étaient corrects...Le tsar était donc à la solde des anglais que seul le fric intéressait.
@@francoiselicker4775 Vous êtes dans l'illusion de l'histoire passée, mon cher ami ! At that time, were there agreements between European neighbors that Napoleon would have observed ? At that time, Napoleon pursued the elementary goals of a conqueror: to take possession of the immense wealth of the Russians and bring England to its knees. With the same ideas, in 1941, Hitler invaded the Soviet Union. Everything repeats itself in our history and, unfortunately, everything will repeat itself again in the near future,....
c'est du passé, écoutons la musique@@francoiselicker4775
@@francoiselicker4775 Bien vu.😀
Napoleon's biggest mistake was to invade Spain (we were allies) thinking the Spanish were sheep instead of wolves! he lost many veterans who would have helped him in Russia!
Wow. Great music. Still lost 🫡🇬🇧🤣
Ouaip vous avez régulièrement mangé la poussière pendant 20 piges avec l empereur.. donc reste modeste le rosbif 😂🍾
The British Grenadiers !
With a little help from the Germans, Dutch, Belgians, and Prussians.
wow great queen still died
Notably mountainous country, just outside Brussels...
This spectacular was made by Soviet Union not France.
Everybody knows it
They were dressed for a party.
Moi je l'appellerai marche de l'abattoir 🥴
No, Napoleon was not the bloodthirsty tyrant that the Anglo-Saxons portrayed in their war propaganda. The reality is that he and his troops spread throughout Europe and beyond the demand for freedom and democracy that the French Revolution had raised, and that Napoleon engraved in the stone of French institutions.
You write such rubbish! Napoleon was a dictator. Under his rule there was no freedom and democracy in France or in Europe.
You really should read about his campaign in Spain. That was a bloodbath and a long chain of horrible atrocities. He was a tyrant. Though a charismatic one
@@nicolafiliber3062 You are speaking of the Spanish War of Independence, 1808-1814? As you know, Napoleon's enemy was not Spain or Portugal but the UK and its maritime empire. Not unlike present day Ukraine vs. Russia, most Spaniards rejected French rule and fought a bloody war to oust them. The “Coalition” led by the Brits provided whatever supplies they could get to the Spanish, while the Spanish guerrillas destroyed vast numbers of Napoleon's troops. According to Wikipedia, the war on the peninsula lasted until the Coalition defeated Napoleon in 1814, and is regarded as one of the first wars of national liberation. In June 1812, Napoleon set out with a massive army on an invasion of Russia and reached Moscow in September 1812. But could not stay because all resources to supply the army had been destroyed by the tsarists (In Russia it is known as the “Patriotic War”). In Spain, in 1812-1814, a combined army led by Wellesley was able to defeat the remaining elements of the French forces (Salamanca, Madrid, Bayonne…).
Napoleon was godlike because he didn't care about your snowflake fake values like democracy.
His egyptian campaign also gives a clear potrait of his character he was extremely ambitious, believed only in his power and was practical despite his ambition bordering insanity. He was ruthless, he wasnt sadistic but would sacrifice everyone for his ambition. power however have its weight and its dirt, even today politicians, the majority of those at the top could be rightfully called tyrants or war criminals, the ultimate authority was always violence. At the time of napoleon the others monarchs were no better and even with all the liberte egalite fraternite sweet bullshit he was a monarch
Quando vejo os próprios franceses exaltarem o genocídio contra seu próprio povinho "barato" (comentário anterior) , confesso que fico triste pelo fanatismo mórbito ainda no 3o milênio!
Depois, nós ocidentais "civilizados" , zombamos e execramos os xiítas, orientais, hamas, hezbolah etc...
Quando poderemos conviver em paz ?
Mais Napoleon je ne l'aime pas!
The new Napoleonic movie? Napoleon or the great Corso! ☝️🤢🤮BIG TIME! From his grave. Shame! shame! shame! Better to say 💩! 💩! 💩! of movie. 😲
Down with the Emperor.
👎👇
La mort de Napoléon Ier survient le 5 mai 1821 à Longwood sur l’île de Sainte-Hélène, durant son exil, à l'âge de 51 ans. 😪Elle est due à un cancer de l'estomac, résultant d'une aggravation d'un ulcère. À partir des années 1950, certains auteurs ont contesté cette version, et ont proposé une cause d'origine criminelle à la suite d'un empoisonnement à l'arsenic. Cette thèse est réfutée par les historiens spécialistes de Napoléon Ier.
Good Ridnce to him.
😡
génie politique de son époque car le code napoléonien est celui qui est toujours appliqué de nos jours génie militaire Entre 1792 et 1815 se succèdent sept coalitions européennes. C'est en affrontant l'une d'entre elles que Napoléon subit une série de défaites militaires et l'invasion des armées coalisées et le reste c est l histoire
@@robnewman6101 Napoleon was a calamity. It is not a question of saying that everything about him is to be thrown away, but overall, the great historian Jacques Bainville is right to conclude, in his masterful study on Napoleon: “Except for glory, except for “art”, it probably would have been better if he had not existed." Now, he's been dead for so long, it might be time to calm down a little about him, one way or the other. I refuse to make this a topic of discussion with anyone. It's too late. In any case, it won't be long before we all join him in the empire of the dead.😱
Those super tough beaver trappers of the US Rocky Mountains, yes the Mountain Men, were the guys who made fur hats possible for Napoleon's Grande Army..
Grande Armee, pronounced "armay". Good point about the fur hats.
@@paulhomsy2751 I know very little French, after spending 21 years in the US Army I learned how to spell Army. I knew Napoleon's Army was the Grande Armay, at least until the defeat.
vive l' france
vive la france.
@@7022davidtg
Мальчишки барабанщики . Это ужасно!
Et vive la Berezina pour le petit caporal mégalo 😛🤣🤣🤣
La Berezina est une victoire défensive crapule antifrance