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France's Swiss Regiments - Part 1
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- Hey guys and welcome to an in depth look at Napoleon's Swiss units! well, I say Napoleon's, it's mostly Louis the XVI's!
There'll be 2 more parts to this (maybe 3), one covering Spain and Russia and one covering the Valais and Neuchatel regiments, so sub for them!
Also, tomorrow at 10:30AM BST I'll be going live for a bank holiday Monday paintalong, and perhaps kitbashing some Portuguese dragoons, maybe some Middle Guard, I don't know, I've not decided yet!
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Just when you thought Napoleonic uniforms couldn't get any more gorgeous: France's Swiss Regiments emerge across a smoke filled battlefield...
I learned more about Swiss troops watching your video than I have in the last 2 years reading everything I could find on Napoleon and his wars. Thank you for a great video! Do give warning of cannon shot as I was doing a paint along while listening only to have my brush go wildly astray when the cannon went off. My grenadier was not pleased at all about the blue streak across his face!
Hahaha. Sorry! 😂
Has there been a part 2? This was such a video. Exactly what I was looking for. Hoping for more info on the 4th regiment as the uniforms look quite nice.
Not yet. There will be though!
I asked a while back for this topic and I am so happy to listen to this. Absolutely brilliant!
Also the new sound effects are a very nice and welcomed touch
The Cuckoo clock actually came from the Black Forest area in Germany. That was an Irish regiment in your image of Red coat soldiers early on in your video, probably the Dillon Regiment. My mother's ancestors were officers in that regiment. They also were in Napoleon's army and are on the Legion of Honour roll.
Not a fan of the third man then?
@Michael White, yes you are correct that is the Irish regt Dillon, the only Irish regiment with black facings at this time. They had black facings as early as the Nine years war sometimes called the Grand Alliance, and of course during the Spanish war of succession, the picture in question is the assault of Dillons regt against the British line at The Battle of Fontenoy when they led the French attack. This successfully broke the British line and the French went on to win the battle and by the way you are also right about the cuckoo clock. Mr Welles was way of the mark regarding the Swiss militarily or otherwise. Regards
Nice start to the video editing is getting better and better 😊
Thanks bud. I had a bit more time to spend on this one. I originally had the Harry Lime theme but the Almighty Algorithm didnt like it
Very nice! I have gotten an interest in the Swiss units of the Napoleonic Wars so this is a helpful video for me. The uniforms of Swiss regiments are really cool I have to say.
Thanks! Painting the red makes a nice change from endless blue! Don't forget to check out part 2!
@@NapoleonicWargamingI will!
Looking forward to this, just about to paint all 4 regiments of Suisse, can you also mention the Neuchâtel and Valais battalions..
I'm going to do a part 1.5 on them
That was such an Excellent insightful deep dive, especially the segment on the Lucerne Lion monument that colourfully quoted sir Mark Twain on his travels, which I’d never heard before. You clearly put alot of effort into scripting the video out because 26 minutes whizzed by in half the time, leaving me wanting more, selfishly so. I’m rather quite the enthusiast of the time period and Suisse evolvement during the war effort in particular.
A part 2 would be more than any of us deserve but I must ask. I’d love to watch a Sequel, made at your convenience of course.
❤ from the Napoleonic history lovers, great video.
Thank you very much for the kind words! I've published part 2, part 3 will be later this year!
Excellent!
Banditi are just bandits
22:00 - you're ok to trim off the alamy stock photo log from these vintage pictures. They don't actually own copyright to old pictures; they pretend they do, but they don't.
They just want to publicize their site by implying you have to leave the logos on vintage pictures from their site.
Thanks for the video, good work. One thing, at the battle of Pavia 1525 no side had more than 20‘000 troops, the French had 8‘000 Swiss Mercenaries.
(Source Wikipedia)
At 2:15 you say there were 120‘000 Swiss troops.
Absolutely awesome video. I always look forward to your videos and the sound effects are a great addition.
Thanks man!
Really enjoyed this video nice chat and history, all the best, Garry
The swiss guard defending the crown against a mob of raving, possessed, madmen is why I love the swiss guard.
The Swiss foot is my favorite uniform
This will open the history books to a lot of guys . I put a regiment in my french troops last year . The red coats look so out of place
I like this. That picture at 2:40 are the Irish in French service - the original wild geese.
Are they?! Ah well...I'll be doing a video on the Irish Legion at some point, I'm halfway through a battalion of them actually!
Swiss line infantry are solid infantry units in Napoleon Total War :)
Yeah they are!
And thanks so much for the Swiss got a huge swiss project on my channel this is a great resource
Do you have any videos on the polish?
Not deep dives like this, but I will certainly be doing one
Really informative and helpful as i`m painting the swiss too))
I wounder if any Swiss guard became apart of the old guard to
Ohh this quotation from Orson Welles is so wrong. The Kuckucks Uhr is from Germany and not Switzerland !!!!
the revolutionaries really were blood thirsty bastards weren't they
What's that, you say? You're making a livestream just for me? I'd better make sure that I can be there, then :p
But seriously, will do my best.
And I am now just slightly tempted to prepare for some swiss as well, next to my potential brits (what's a little red-on-red action?)
Hahaha. Be great to see you there! Well, the De Watterville regiment is a possibility!
what an insane comment from Orwell, he must have been being sarcastic
Interesting video. I almost lost it at "JB Good", first name Jonny per chance? Lol.
Ha. I did think that when I first read it!
Cool great video
Thanks man!
Great video, congratulations. About the swiss in Spain, five of the six regiments weared blue coatee with red lapels, collar and cuffs . The Betschard Reg yellow lapels, collar and cuffs. At least another one with -black ?- collar.
Check pag 95-117
bibliotecavirtual.defensa.gob.es/BVMDefensa/i18n/catalogo_imagenes/grupo.cmd?path=169687
The Bailen “embrace”
Resuming: final phase of the battle 12:30. the french commander committs his reserves, among them his swiss Reg s: Preux n 6 and the young Reding n 2 -both originally in sp service- and the 4th swiss -french- Reg. Crazily he send them to confront the old Reding n 3. That’s a flagrant breach of the swiss contracts, forbids fighting themselves. Once noted, cease fire, parley, ... and almost all swiss in french service -save the officers and those of the 4th- crossed lines to take Spain’s side.
“”En una de las cargas, los suizos de los regimientos de Preux y de Carlos Reding (los que estando al servicio de España se habían pasado a los franceses) se encontraron frente a frente con sus com- patriotas del regimiento de Nazario Reding (los que habían permanecido fieles a España). Al advertir que tenían delante a sus antiguos camaradas, los oficiales de unos y otros ordenaron cese el fuego y se juntaron a parlamentar en tierra de nadie. Los de un bando intentaban convencer a los del opuesto para que se les unieran. Al final no hubo acuerdo, regresaron a sus posiciones respectivas y reanudaron el combate que, como estamos viendo, a la postre fue favorable a los que luchaban por España. En vista de lo cual, los suizos pasados a Napoleón volvieron a chaquetear con la mayor desvergüenza y regresaron con los españoles.””
dialnet.unirioja.es/descarga/articulo/5372360.pdf
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Regards -unofficially- from the Historic Association Teodoro Reding, Malaga. We reenact the 3rd swiss Regiment, old Reding.
www.swissinfo.ch/spa/-soldados-suizos-que-dieron-su-vida-por-lealtad-/6808974
teodororeding.es
Monumento a Reding
Plaza de la Malagueta, 1, 29016 Málaga
Will you be covering the Valais and Neuchâtel battalions? Just about to start painting the former, may delay if that's the case.
That was definitely the plan. I cant say when though, so I wouldn't hold off! 🤣
You can find the Putnam's monthly article here: wikirouge.net/texts/en/The_Armies_of_Europe_(Engels)
Orson Welles , it seems he knew not much of the Swiss History. The e Cuckoo Clock was and is made in the german Region called Schwarzwald/ Black Forest
The Halbard is a swiss invention, the swiss Army pocket knife is known since 150 years and is considered the best multifunctional knife ever., Chocolade as we know it is also a swiss invention, swiss cheese is the best cheese in the world. I could name you more but i don't wannavwrite a book for an Idiot.