Rise and Fall of Napoleon Bonaparte
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- čas přidán 25. 03. 2021
- He is undoubtedly one of the great figures who "made" France. No one is unaware of his qualities as an extraordinary military strategist, conqueror of Europe. But this gratifying vision seems to overlook many of its more controversial features. Discover his intriguing personality, his pragmatism and his thirst for power
Director : Yvan Demeulandre
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Why is this titled the rise and fall of Napoleon? This documentary only talks about the rise of Napoleon and only up to the point of where he seizes power in France.
Because it sounds better then "some highlights from part of Napoleon's rise" does. We both got click baited my friend
@@pissiole5654 me too!!
Thank you for sparing my time!
Lol I was wondering why it was so short. If it's about his full career, you'd think it would be a couple hours long.
Lol ty , I was more into the fall, I know the highlights of him conquering
Great content and beautifully presented thank you for you're time and effort you put into making this video ❤
Thank you very much my teacher
Обожаю Наполеона!❤
Interesting video
perfect film!!!
Bedankt
I already knew pretty much most of the stuff they talked about in this video all ready but they explained it very well.
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE...he's such a hero. I read a biography on him. Now I watched this video, which was AWESOME!!! I like how this video was made, and also the effects of the documentary.
Look the "Napoleon PBS Documentary" if you don't know it, it's the best
True he is a hero I admired him so much I wanted to join the us army artillery branch and follow in his footsteps.
zip up his pants when ur done
@jewelxxett 💀
@@jewelxxettseriously, these clowns are ridiculous.
This is a very interesting video, of a very famous historical figure from when he was young. All previous videos that I've watched had focused only on his rise to power, and his wars. But not the times that he was in military college, having to deal with those from established aristocratic families, for instance.
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This was very good---until it stopped! The guy went on to an interesting career; tis a shame the video doesn't cover it.
Yaah interestng
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Is there a part 2?
in the end Egypt defeated Napoleon and he left his army to return to France telling his followers he had a great victory which was a lie…shocked this documentary glossed over this
@Nogent Read your history books Napoleon fled leaving behind the second wounded were left at the mercy of people that were fighting the French army
Namaskaram 🙏🙏🙏
This guy grounded his dad when he was a kid
I quit at 10 minutes. If this documentary of 50 minutes has spent 20% of its time and Napolean is still a child of 9... is this supposed to be "The rise of Napoleon until he's old enough to drive"?
The paintings: he has huge eyes, like a doll. Like a Barbie doll
Wonder if paintings are accurate
IM TURK. MY DEPARTMENT IS INTERNATIONAL RELATİONS AND I LOOKED FRENCH HİSTORY AND NAPOLEON. HE İS ONE OF THE GREAT EMPEROR.
1-CHİNGİS KHAN
2- ALEXANDER THE GREAT
3- JULIS CESAR
4- TIMUR (TURKIC)
5- NAPOLEON
6- II MEHMET -OTTOMAN TURK (CONQUER OF KONSTANTİNOPLE)
I wish I could travel back in time to that fateful day of snowball fight to hear his very first commands
Napoleon's ancestors were Albanian, Arvanitas from Epirus/ Mani Peloponnes...Kollgjeri Family!
Why no subtitles? Is your audience not smart enough to read?
Hi just switched on CZcams auto subtitles. I'm not sure when that became available but that option is there now. I hope that helps
Are you not smart enough to use CZcams subtitles?
the prisoners at Jaffa had broken their payrole so could not be released to just come back and fight again
That's a myth.
The French were taking overkill revenge for a smaller atrocity the Ottoman defenders of Jaffa had committed prior to the French storming the place.
@@BaronsHistoryTimes historical fact I’m afraid
@@stewarthayhurst1079 afraid of what?
Hmm interesting
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@@spankyoulater hmmmmmm
@@AZer-yj2bq Stfu
@@spankyoulater hmmmmm
Прекрасный дьяволëнок
Hmmmmm
Didn't research the Russian logistics... oops French.
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Napoleon never understood sea power or its importance which is why the French left Egypt in defeat due to the British naval victory at the Battle of the Nile. Napoleon could not project power far overseas with his weak Navy and which could not protect French ports from many years of crippling embargoes by the British Navy.
This documentary is odd. Informative, but could be much better
31:23 first heard this in little Einsteins.
You had one thing to do - pronounce his name properly and you failed. It's not buena parte, it's buona
0:40 Datura
if napoleon I got successful...continuing his reign...monarchy could eventually return to france.
Is he lived for like 6 years more, we could have gotten an actual photo of him.
@@TheHeroWhoAsked no four more years. Cameras werent a thing till 1825.
Where’s the fall?
@Randoxc is 2pac or Elvis there with you?
Ну вот. Дожили. Генералиссимус Суворов уже никто. Так воевал Суворов. Что значит никто до него так не воевал? 😊
Nah I'm with king Charles the 3rd when it comes to modern day farming technology 😎
So. . . just his rise.
Terrible title for this video!
Ja mappelle Danelle puis zha lay auh toilette sivous play? où puis-je utiliser les toilettes
It's time we gave the French another kicking . Macron seems to be getting ideas above his station.
Such as?
@@closetglobe.IRGUN.NW0 mass immigration
Dis comment was written when drunk, don't take seriously, also not completed or fully thought out.
Sure, everybody talks about how he did a lot of really horrible things later on, but still, he did some incredible stuff. Reconsidered the all-established views and stuff. The modern world kind of learned nothing at the median level. Sure, we have all the cool new stuff and neural networks are like on par with the early math in levels of importance and other big stuff, but, like, the median tho. Go work then come home, drink beer n' stuff listening to stories and rumors. Sure, we have work hard earn big jobs now, but wasn't that also a thing back then, like working through the system in clever ways and inventing new ways to do stuff better suited for the personal situation
Couldn’t have said it better myself
His downfall was the same as most people who craved power those who crave power always fall and end up with none from Napoleon to Mira Lago the story never seems to change. I don’t believe that money or power are the root of all evil I believe that motivation is the root of all evil motivation for money power and all those things that the most eventually humbled people are motivated to achieve.
Fun fact Napoleon also read plutarchs lives in which he found famous men like Alexander and Caesar. I am on the life on Pompey. I am close to the life of Alexander and Caesar.😊
He left a waste of carnage and death across the continent, and mid-east. All for his 'glory'. An egomaniac and tyrant.
Lets just ignore that all those wars were declared against him, he did not declare them. The only times he declared war, were on Spain and Russia. Both of which resumed an elicit trade with Britain. Against previous treaties.
@@thetireless1812 wtf - he invaded every country he could and installed his brothers as viceroys - an absolute tyrant
@@pbrent3106 He, actually was invaded by those those countries. And he replaced them with Republics or other governments with revolutionary ideals. Those protectorates were better than the kingdom’s previous to them.
@@pbrent3106 You know nothing about history bud
@@pbrent3106 around 40 wars were declared against him. He declared two wars against countries who had previously lost but dishonored treaties.
the foreign language speaker is nearly as loud as the voiceover/interpreter so it sounds like two people talking at the same time. Unwatchable.
the foreign language is called French.
Carlo Bonaparye was a great and intelligent man. You never hear about him. Shame on Napoleon!
Too much unverifiable anecdote.
I wish napoleon and the Russian tzar were allies... not enemy.
"Great" Britain, Germany and ottomans 😂😂
The French love to celebrate Napoleon because 200 years ago was the last time the French armed forces were worth a damn.
bruh dis not hd dis roblox poop quality
poor quality documentary
Still some of us are learning.
So Napoleon is Italian
His family had Italian origins (Tuscan and Genoese mostly), but he was born on Corsica, which was an independent island at the time, until the French annexed it. Napoleon actually grew up supporting Corsican independence from France, but then abandoned that idea after military school. Later on he would go on to conquer vast swaths of Italy (pretty much all of it) for France.
Napoleon Bonafarte.
napoleon is italian.
napoleon is dead.
@Universe Of World *Jean Christophe
Thomas Alexandre Dumas was better than Napoleon.
he was just an ordinary cavalry regiment commander. Murat was 1000x better than him, not to mention Napoleon lol
@@viniciusmotta13 there are atleast 10 better marshals than Murat though lol
@@niktorrente6640 ik, I just mentioned Murat bc he was a cavalry commander like Dumas
4 foot narcissist 🙄
He was better than average height for his day and time. He was better than historians have previously given him credit for. He was actually 5'7. Again, above average for the time. Thanks.
Main stream media. He was taller. He kept the tallest soldiers near him.
@@LittleMissScareAllKy I thought he was 5' 5" but what is 2" when you are a brilliant strategist...
@@LittleMissScareAllKy He was shorter than average. Every painting and portrait of the period depicts him as shorter than average. This modern idea that he was average height is a concoction.
@@BaronsHistoryTimes Did any contemporary sources mention his height?
Great white man indeed!
Great content and beautifully presented thank you for you're time and effort you put into making this video ❤