French Empires and Republics - Documentary
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- In this video, we look at the epic history of France from 1453 to the modern day.
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Can’t believe Germany pt. 2 was demonetized. You make really great educational biased, sad to see TH-cam treat you unfairly.
Thank you.
biased or unbiased?
@@Fireoflearning I can't imagine why YT demonetised you. Did they at least explain why?
@@eduardoribeiro383 They've deleted/demonitized most videos covering Adolf H. or the wars in general. TH-cam doesn't like history that doesn't fit their agenda. It's a sad truth.
@@manosassassin They demonetized his video, but OverSimplified's videos on Hitler still remain? That's kinda disappointing.
Thanks for putting out the overwhelming kind of documentary that challenges the notion that TH-cam (and streaming in general) can only be a waste of time. From your videos and others, I've been compiling a History of the World, from the start of the universe until the far end of the heat death, focusing on the past 100,000 years.
pbs eons should be helpful on pre-human earth eras!
Liar
Arise, children of the Internet, Fire of Learning upload has arrived!
Ive just begun trying to learn French, good timing with the vid.
I'm still trying to get through Spanish. That'll be my next one. ¡Buenas suerte, compa!
@@housemusic3709 parce que c'est l'inverse qui s'est produit ?
Well? How's the learning going?
Big brother is watching , how’s the French ?
Vous encore étudiez le français, ou est-ce que tu peux le parler maintenant? :-)
270k views with only 6.1k likes? Honestly, anyone who watches this episode should like this simply for the amount of detailed information contained within. Do it for Peanut!
France: We are a kingdom
France: *revolution
France: now we are a republic who will uphold the rule of law
France: *the terror
France: We are an empire
France: We are a kingdom again
France: *revolution again
France: now we are a republic again
France: now we are an empire again
France: now we're a republic again, but for real this time
what a funny country.
You forget at the end the last republic
louis14 nevers said (it's not prouven)
L'État, c'est moi (I am the state)
but in his death bed he said
Je meurs, mais l'État demeurera toujours (I'm dying, but the state will always remain)
Mind if I mention you in an upcoming video? You've given me the idea for it.
@@Fireoflearning my pleasure. i'm glad i was able to help
Just comnmenting to boost algorithm engagement ranking
Thank you for creating and uploading these absolutely AH-MAZING documentaries!!!!!! The sheer amount of time to just research this information has to be staggering! This is my second time watching through your 2 History of France videos, and I will probably watch them again! Thank you so much for such incredible dedication to creating absolutely perfect videos!!!
On my second viewing as well, this channel is phenomenal! 👑
Your videos need to be on trending someday! I came here after being on trending page but switched to home and forgot I did that and thought this video was on there, but I feel like it’s deserving!
The Greatest documentary out there folks!!! I've been waiting!!!
These videos are great - I'm glad to see so many uploads lately! Definitely considering to be a Patreon supporter
8:45 saw a small mistake here: the Spanish Netherlands included Wallonia and Flanders (and some other stuff but details), which isn't shown on the map.
Seeing all those flag-sized squares with question marks on them gets me pretty hot.
I'm African American and would love for you to do Nigeria Ghana mali Morocco Egypt Sudan Ethiopia south Africa etc. Or Jamaica Haiti Cuba brazil. By the way I love your videos. Especially the European countries even though I would like to know more on the Baltic regions. From Hungary to Bulgaria. Plus 27% of my genetics are European.
I'm Pole and I'm interested in the history of Africa too. Especially from pre-colonial era and the cold war.
Are you gonna do a docu on Quebec/French Canadian?
Simon Dubois awww yesss. he liked the comment
Ofc you couldn't do a doc on that without the Acadiens!
@Jacob Duffy yes, but I know I would LOVE a whole documentary about French Canada, not just a brief section in the greater Canadian history (which is also good, but I have a hard time finding much specifically about New France/Quebec as it's own thing. At least in English language history books, as I can find them in the US)
@@Amcsae :)
That would be one of the least interesting videos of all time.
I enjoyed this. Your efforts are much appreciated man.
Keep it up 👊🏼👌🏽
Thank you! It's quite a feat to cover such a sweep of history in such a short time! It gives a really good overview.
i like how you actually do accurate imagery research for you videos. hey, i would love an episode on the aztecs some day. hugs from Brazil.
My favourite channel on youtube, thanks for another great video
Memories of highschool when you talk about the Duke of Guise and Catherine of Medicis, characters depicted by Madame de Lafayette in her novel La Princesse de Montpensier (which has a good film adaptation, maybe not english dubbed though idk)
it's crazy how youtube blocks some videos, history really repeats itself
I find it ridiculous that you have to leave things out of an EDUCATIONAL video just so youtube does not demonetize and subsequently censor your video. You should be able to cover whatever historical video you want without having to potentially face retaliation from the youtube overlords. I am really getting tired of youtube deciding what is and isn't acceptable for people to view, especially when most of it is completely harmless.
I love your history of countries documentaries! Could you make a video about the history of Japan? (particularly after first European contact) Thanks. Keep up the good work.
Been waiting for this pup, it’s excellent so far
You forgot to mention that except for the Russian campaign, all the war fought under Napoleon were defensive wars since France was attacked by foreign coalitions.
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Clamour for Reform: 100
Lower class happiness : -30
I didn’t realize this was brand new off the fire of learning press. Thanks man
Popped in my suggested videos
I’ve always wanted to learn about the 29 years, 11 month and one day war
History of romania will be interesting
History of Romania: You suck and always sucked. The end.
Emperor Dion ?
Is there any country which France hasn’t been rivals with? Spain, the UK, Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal, Russia. It’s amazing how they fought off everyone constantly yet are still one of the major powers in the world.
Even themselves
"Damn French, they ruined France!"
-French people on their 10th revolution
Hum in the French mindset we see the English as our rivals and Germany as an enemy, but with the other, we only had wars in certain context but on limited periods of time, with England however, we've been waging war on each other since 1000 years.. :) (now it's over...i guess)
@@tonyhawk94 Once they leave the EU we will be legally allowed to launch an invasion and restore the house of Normandie, worry not it is only a humanitarian action in order to bring actual food to the poor english tastebuds.
@@tonyhawk94 hold your breath. As soon as US hegemony ends, it will resume.
@@scorpixel1866 The only solution to Brexit, the Normandie region annex England. That way they stay in the EU.
I've learned more with the bight and warm Fire of Learning than in my entire High School classes
Love these insights
Thank you for all you efforts.
Fun Fact: Napoleon actually invited the Pope to attend his coronation as emperor. To make sure everybody knew it wasn't a Charlemagne style circular power division, as emperors have power of the Pope, but the Pope also has power over emperors, Napoleon placed the crown on his head. The balls on that man.
Palpatine : I AM THE SENATE
Napoleon : HOLD MY BEER PALPS 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
lol
Great video! :) A history on Austria would also be cool
Luis the 14th is also the longest reign King of all recorded history. Around 72 years. Okay obviously he became king at 4 and he was a King until he died at 76, but still this is amazing. The other people that reigned 70 years came to the throne at age 18. Officialy he became the King, meaning he would act alone when he was around 14 so still 62 years is damn long.
Can you make a video on Brazilian history? Love your documentaries!
That would be really cool.
This is the historyversion of plz come to brasil
The TH-cam algorithm is wild. "Don't mention the war!"
You are amazing. Always thanks
Fire 🔥 of Learning
Make a Video about The British 🇬🇧 Empire!!
Came here for my boy Napoleon. Was not disappointed.
Although portrayed by many historians in a villainous light, you can't help but admire the man's ambition, ingenuity and tactical prowess once you read about him and the battles he fought.
A fact that many people do not know about Napoleon: he was actually Italian and throughout his life he spoke french with an obvious accent.
What historians ? And he wasn't italian, he's born french.
Nice
It seems that he was a real git of a person
@@PierrotHG his name was literally the lion of Napoli
@@cv4809 And? He was born on french territory and was a french citizen, went to french military school and honed his skills serving France, was Emperor of the French and took the nation to the zenith of its power. Him being of Tuscan origins is irrelevant as "French" is not one single ethnicity, it is a nationality, a culture! Many French people have Latin/Italian ancestry.
Great stuff we’ll done
Excellent, Thank you.
As a frenchman I really liked this video , well done and explained.
Merci beaucoup, super vidéo, continues ! :)
This was awesome! We would really love to hear History of Spain, Portugal, or the Netherlands next :)
Really like this history channel, l've learned much
"Zee Eengleesh pig dogs" is pretty funny - thanks! Great way to start out! 😉
Thank you
Amazing ❤️
@24:57 Did I just see James the Old Pretender of Scotland in that painting? 🤔
Monarchy is Peace. ✔️
Republic is War! ❌
I learned more in this obe video than in school.
Would it be possible to get a documetary on the phonecians or is there not enough to make a whole documentary ?
One of your best videos.
Well... The history of the French Revolution related by anglo-saxons is... how should i say that with diplomatic words... The hateful propaganda against the Revolution began in Britain since the very beginning... and goes on : movies, litterature, TV shows, video games, youtubers...
lol it certainly began with high ideals, but like many revolutions based upon violence, violence soon devoured it: Robespierre more or less declared himself dictator, and proceeded to behave like a typical dictator: ruling through violence, death and terror. Then Napoleon happened: a magalomaniac who quickly declared himself Emperor then proceeded to try to conquer all of Europe... lasted longer than most would-be emperors of Europe, but caused uncounted deaths and misery and insane wars.... then it was over!! That said, the French Revolution DID give us some good literature and the metric system......
@@altareggo Robespierre dictator... Another anthem everyone can read in mass media and and a few historians... It's another myth. He was member of the Comite de Salut Public, composed of 12 members. Every month, the Convention (who has the power) vote to reconduct or not the members of this Comite. And don't forget that every decisions of the Comite are controlled by the Convention. No, Robespierre was no dictator at all.
@@caiussempronius2342 He fucking killed everyone who disagreed with him lol
@@altareggo The french revolution knock out every europeans monarchies in the end (except the brit one which was kind of already brain dead), by spreading is ideals notably through Napoléon... A emperor maybe, but a beloved one by the folks
I love how French history can be resumed by just saying: being the second most powerful state of Europe between 1000 and 1870, all other country will make coalitions after coalitions to remain sure that she will never be the first.
Not really, France was the most powerful christian kingdom during the 12th and 13th century, and the most powerful european country during most of the 17th and 18th century (hence the coalitions....).
@@PierrotHG Exactly. I am a bit surprised by his comment as his name is french... Is that how history is taught there? France was a scary warmongering bully who needed to be contained historically, not some kind of victim its neighbours just happened to hate and ganged up on just for the sake of it lmao
Tell me just one single European state that was comparable to Louis XIV's France at the time, not to mention above it?
While during history France was often second it's true, a challenger (for example with Spain in the 16th century), it was also first during several periods.
France was the most powerfull country of Europe, and to some extend, the world, in the 12th and 13th centuries and from Louis XIV to Napoléon.
Hence the coalitions... France was too much strong for a single country confrontation
The hype is REAL
Love your videos bro but I suggest a date somewhere, sometimes I forgot when this was happened
Excellent vidéo M. Justin. L'apparition de *L'Industrie* ma fait peur. Comment faites-vous pour assurer que vos vidéos durent 59 minutes?
Je réduis les mots et son pour atteindre le temps.
It would be nice if you had covered the conflicts that France had in South America. Anyway, great job...
A lot of inaccuracies on Robespierre, he wasn't the head of the state, and was only a member of a commission, and not even his president.
I was expecting you to say I am the senate
Why were those videos demonetized?
Outstanding
great video!
How does this only have 12K views?
19:27: "Not yet."
The battle of Mohacs wasn't a battle between Habsburgs and the Ottomans. It was a Battle between the then independent Kingdom of Hungary and the Ottomans. In this battle King Louis of Hungary died and after that Habsburgs laid claim on Hungary.
Do one about Trinidad and Tobago
Not a word on the Paris Commune? Quite an important symbol for left radicals and anarchists to this day.
34:40 You scared the hell out of me
I cant belive i watched this from start to end
Erikk kenneth Deneke its Fire of Learning, watching for an hour is standard!
I'm working while listening to this, INDUSTRY!!! Lol
Yeah, an invasion of the Spanish Netherlands, French Flandres is still French and not Flemish today.
27:56 What the heck? Did that one guy reeling backwards in the front lines get shot? The expression of the guy to his right made me laugh.
TH-cam ironically acting like Nazi-Germany with that unnecessary demonetisation.
Real Talk
Time to learn.
34:40 You almost made me jump out of my chair....
Please do an Italian and Spanish history
Why so many Mike Bloomburg ads? Do you support him? Anyway politics aside, great video, Learned a lot about France.
TH-camrs don't control what ads you get. You get so many Bloomberg ads because he's buying so many ads.
Thank you, I don't get involved in politics here.
Décidément on est gâté par ici
Représente ! C'est agréable effectivement.
I find the late 1700s France to be highly reminiscent of the late Roman republic, with Napoleon as Caesar, virtually having the true power and creating an empire.
It reminds me of Qin Dynasty China (221-206 BCE), along with its founding emperor (and essentially last emperor) Qin Shi Huang. Qin Shi Huang embarked on a series of campaigns to conquer and unite the several warring states around China, and succeeded. Upon uniting the seven warring states, the Emperor instituted a series of edicts and reforms with the intention of creating a centralized political structure, modernizing his large military, and promoting trade and commerce. He introduced a standardized currency, a standardized system of writing (very important, because the different states contained a vast array of differing dialects and methods of transcribing them), and standardized systems of weights and measures. If you noticed, however, the Qin Dynasty was an incredibly brief dynasty, considering the following dynasty, the Han Dynasty, lasted around 400 years.
Going back to Napoleon, I pick up on some parallels between him and Qin Shi Huang. Both went on massive campaigns to unite the many different states of a large landmass and create an empire, both left behind social and political legacies of reforms and codes which stuck around even after their rule had ended, and both of their empires that they had built up so quickly fell apart without them. Of course, there are myriad reasons why they are not similar. However I think their stories and their legacies resonate with each other on a historical archetype level.
Interesting.. I don't know much about China's history, so I can't really provide an input. Perhaps instead, both Caesar and Napoleon are reminiscent of Qin Shi.
@@tygeberger5100 Definitely, I think they all share certain key characteristics in their stories.
One does have to wonder to what extent civilizations run in cycles.
The Roman Republic created a lot of the Empire. The Roman and French Empires where completely different. A better understanding of Roman culture would show that many small cities entered the Roman Republic voluntarily. Under Roman Law/Religion, no outsider territories were conquered without provocation.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
LONG LIVE THE KING.
👑 👑
Amazing how a single country, surrounded by strong powers on all of its borders, still stood as the top player from Louis XIV to Napoleon
You should make history of russia
Thrust parry then retreat. The short version.
The history of Austria next ?
Poland! Want video on Poland!
You could argue that thirty years war didn’t end till 1945, since each war after was the spark for the next.
Dr Arikana Chihombori-Quao exposes the covert colonial empire that remains to this day. Shocker.
I like this
Great video, you should maybe do Russia next
Please cover the Volcae
Good video, but it's too bad that you didn't talk about Louis XI, yet an important king of France, that you stretch images and, perhaps, that there's no background music.
Lunatics also desecrated all the graves of the kings and not just Capetians, Plataganets too.
Can you do a documentary on the Papal States
Can you please do Prince Eugene of Savoy?
Dude that INDUSTRY!!! Nonsense damn near gave me a heart attack!!! Fuck!!! Take it easy with the volume fluctuations. Thankyou. Have a nice day.