The Italian Unification: Every Day
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2021
- Today we celebrate the 160th anniversary of the birth of the Kingdom of Italy, the unification of Italy.
This video shows the process of unification of the various Italian states, which began in 1848, with the revolutionary uprisings, and ended in 1861, with the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy.
King Emmanuel II: We've done it, ALL of Italy is now united under a single Kingdom!
Corsica: *(crying in french)*
Yeah corsica is french, a better example though would be savoy
@@User-fj9xt nah corisca Is italian they speak italian there, savoy Is more like 60 italian 40 french
@@LorenzoMiele.O_o tbh in Corsica they speak corsican, not italian
I'm happy seeing people paying attention to teh italian unification, I made a video about it for the history of the kingdom of italy every month.
Thx
Thank you! 🇮🇹
Amazing video
I like this video, you made a good job
great great!
@ HYM - Historical Songs and Mapping, what is the name of the music in this video? :)
The 20 September it's my birthday and I'm Italian, so I'm really happy to was born on the day of the capture of Rome
W l'Italia 🇮🇹❤️
Sei orgoglioso di essere nato nel giorno preferito dei massoni?
@@mathfrom0to96 Sono solo felice di essere nato nel giorno in cui la nostra capitale è diventata nostra per sempre.
@@TheFlipItalyBall non è "nostra", è parte legittima dello Stato Pontificio. Non c'era bisogno di uccidere gente, e fare l'Unità d'Italia. Se la gente l'avesse voluta, si sarebbe fatta diplomaticamente senza una goccia di sangue. Non ne capisco il senso, se non la malvagia e l'avarizia.
what song you used
"The mad man has did it"
name of the music??
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But I have a question, Wich was exactly the spaniards labour in his intervention?
Basically nothing.
9000 Spanish soldiers arrived at Gaeta, but the France army (30 000 soldiers) forced them to move in Umbria.
@@hym-historicalsongsandmapp1670 Our mission was to protect the Pope?
It is a pity, we have always tried to do great actions and we have always wanted to participate in conflicts, but at the moment of truth, the great powers have always stopped us, or have wanted to take all the credit.
Are you sure they did absolutely nothing? Because it is quite strange and fool send a contingent of 9000 soldiers to do ... nothing.
From what is written on Italian Wikipedia, the Spanish mission was also made to try to regain a minimum of Spanish influence/power in Italy, but, due to the French, the Spanish soldiers did not participate in the fighting. I tried to look for more information on other sites but I could not find anything ...
Glory to The medieval Papal states
What if France did give more support to Italy back in 1859-1860? Like taking Venice from Austria.
P.S. Your maps are not quite correct. Centre of Italy was controlled by Papal state (not two Sicilies. )
France didn’t give Venice to Italy because during the Second Independence war the people of Central Italy rose up and tried to unite with Sardinia
France thought that the situation was getting out of controll and made peace with Austria
Sardinia made peace too because they couldn’t fight the austrians on their own
My answer is a bit late but its better than nothing ig
@@paxitalica Additionally, the French were sending a large part of their army to help the Italians against Austria, and the more casualties that piled up on the French side caused increasing opposition to the wars' continuation back home in France.
@@chrismoderate3495 Yeah that too
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9:01 cede* not "ceedre"
Austria: okay france heres lombardy, just don’t cede it to the italians
France: *cedes it to italy
Austria: uncool
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Austria: okay france heres veneto but this time keep it to yourself do NOT cede it to-
France: *gives it to Italy
Liguria Is not Italy
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@@oppi149 cerchi problemi?
@@emilianorisso7827 your looking for problems.... Liguria has been part of Italy since its formation...
@@BayernMunichGlazer Liguria is not Italian, it is only politically
@@emilianorisso7827 🤣🤣🤣🤣
As an Italian (Urbino) descendant in the USA: Austria was the good guy. Emmanuel and Geribaldi were the bad guys.
ok and
even if they were the bad guys, theyre cool most of the time
now how the fuck was austria the good guy if all they were doing was subjugate people and oppress them, "the tricolour was banned to make them forget that theyre italians"-quote by the austrian emperor as an example, all Vittorio and Garibaldi did was free their nation from foreign exploiters that plagued the italian lands ever since the roman empire fell
and also what does austria being "good" and the italians being "bad" has to do with your italian descent? its not like you demanded that or anything, man lives in the US and does that in english wtf
@@dylangtech i get the nazi issue and in italy the social republic maybe but like, what else?
You aren't italian
Thank you for absolving me.
Agreed. They stole the money from Naples, because they were indebted. They loved war, those monsters.