Revolutions of 1848 in Italy (Part 4 of 5)
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In the third part of my lecture on the Revolutions of 1848, I take a snapshot of a critical point in the process of Italian Unification. The failed Revolutions of 1848 in Italy resulted in the a paradigm shift from Mazzini's romantic republican nationalism to a more pragmatic and successful nationalism.
This is the fourth part in a five part series on the Revolutions of 1848.
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I'm glad you talked about the Roman Republic and the Italian Patriots, although you should have mentioned both the Five Days of Milan and the First Italian War of Independence, they were major events in 1848 and fundamental for the Italian Unification. Anyway, I'm looking forward to the Italian unification video!
Italian Unification is not something I'm very familiar with overall so I will have to do some research before putting together a lecture on the topic. I'm sure I'll get to it eventually, though!
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Italian Unification is such an underrated moment in European history. :/
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Taking my DBQ tomorrow and the prompt is aimed towards the Revolutions of 1848, this has been extremely helpful! Central CA thanks you!!
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From an italian student… thank you for this video! Extremely clear and useful
Please do a series on Italian Unification, like you did on the German one. Appreciate your content a lot!
I like the brevity of your intro graphics. Good to not waste time on that stuff.
Eagerly waiting waiting for the next Episode of the "Revolutions of 1848".
Working on editing it now! Should have it posted sometime in the next few days.
Love your videos! Did you ever land up making a video on Italian Unification? Thanks!!
thank you, this helped me out a lot
great Into, straight to the point!
Christoffer Hallgren I got strait to the point with your mom
Nolan McGee saw your other comment. How old even are you?
watched these for AP EURO and back here for my history course in college
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would you do an Italian unification series?
Hi Tom! your videos are amazing, I might be passing my history exam just thanks to these videos! Anyways it's GARIBALDI and not GARABALDI :D But you're still awesome ! Thank you so much !!! Italian fan here
So Italy was on unified for like 1000 years?
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What about the kingdom of Sardinia?
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Not all revolutions failed. In switzerland the Revolution led to the Foundation of the modern state!
Good to know! Historical generalizations are useful to a point, but a generalization can never include everyone. I should look into this Swiss revolution sometime.
Tom Richey Thx for the reply! Just wanted to add that I really enjoy your videos and that they helped me many times as a student of international affairs in switzerland! Keep up the good work!
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Thank you! A pleasure to have an audience in Israel!
I started watching this video at around 1:20 and thought that italy was ruled by Dope and Bourbon for a weird moment
The freedom of Italy was sacrificed on the altar of napoleon III dirty political ambitions. But the time give ever the payback,and in 1870, after years he was protecting the pope and stopping the Italians to enter in Rome, the Prussians beaten him and he was forced to surrender, immediately after the Italian army taked Rome, and the garibaldines (that fought like mercenaries from South America to South Africa to Europe) after napoleon was captured, departed for France to fight IN DEFENSE OF THE REPUBLIC, a totally disinterested act, like In 1914 commanded by the grandson of Garibaldi the garibaldines enlisted in the French foreign legion to fight in the Argonnes, and so French citizens was present in Rome in 1848 and later, a real international revolutionary feeling pushed them to do that, (also if the French in 1848 had restored the pope on the throne, but bow there was the republic again and wherever is a republic in difficult, the garibaldines go) and with guerrilla tactics (the word franque tirallieur born there by the Prussians, for the hit and run tactics used by the garibaldines) succeeded even to win some small battle against Prussia. Indeed when the armistice was signed, the only area to be out of the truce WAS THAT ONE OCCUPIED BY GARIBALDI, because the Prussians wanted him alive, and execute him. But he succeeded in withdraw in order, and in the French parliament VICTOR HUGO sad "Garibaldi is the only French general to have win in battle against the Prussians in this war". Truely Garibaldi had defeated the French army, and the neapolitan army too, yet in Rome in 1848 but later when reinforcement a arrived the republic was condemned. If it wasn't for all these political dirty games, italy would have been united like a federal republic, and not bylike a kingdom by the savoy dinasty (the savoy was an assurance for France and England, they sad ok unite Italy but we can't accept a new revolutionary republic like France in 1792, so do a kingdom with a dinasty that will control the revolutionaries, GARIBALDI WAS YET A MYTH, BUT IN THE ROYAL CIRCLES WAS HATED INDEED BECAUSE WAS A REVOLUTIONARY.) VIVA LA REPUBBLICA! ❤️ VIVA IL 48!
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Garibaldi! Not Garabaldi!
Nationalism today is almost considered a swear word?
You didnt really talk about the revolutions. You only spoke about unification
In Italy, the failed Revolutions of 1848 are really just part of the overall story of Italian Unification.
oh ok sorry to bother you but what really sparked the revolutions in Italy.Was it sparked by that of france? or there were some other causes.Thanks mate
This is part of a 5 part lecture. Have you seen the other parts? That may add context.
No 1848 Irish revolution
Not so much... But I should look into doing a few vids on Irish history.
SeanIsNotCool
Irish were British back then. The British middle and lower class started REDEFINING the MEANING of being BRITISH which was NOT CATHOLIC aka Irish. This is what happened in the UK in 1848. This was due to PATRIOTISM.
Juseppi Masini LoL
Good contents! Just about your attitude: so full of yourself and when you try to quote Garibaldi in Italian, you just turn (and sound) pathetic
Keep working but with less ego ; )
NAMASTE from Rome