Barbarossa - The Crusader Emperor Documentary
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I really like this narrator. He has a soothing and deep voice. I suggest you use this one for the future. The other one has a higher pitch which I don't like. I also like that you dropped the annoying intro music and that the background music wasn't too loud and that you can clearly hear the narrator.
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Very cool! Whenever I lecture on WWII I mention Operation Barbarossa, and the students ask who is he? LOL I can send him here to get all the details on him. This will for sure be one I can recommend to my students!
I never understood why they named it Barbarossa cause didn't he try to make it to the Middle East and not Eastern Europe? I guess they envisioned their invasion as a great crusade
@@JGD185 I believe he used that name is bc he saw Barbarossa as a powerful ruler who also wanted to make Germany the
predominance power in Europe
@@HistoryfortheAges makes sense
The reason American education is poor is because the teachers like you can't even construct basic sentences. Too busy learning woke nonesense. Get a new career for the sake of the children.
Maybe have them check some numbers on some of the things in their books too?
Stories of Barbarossa and the Crusades were my earliest introduction to history. The Staufer dynasty as a whole were extremely incredible, a great and tragic history.
Yes they were and I would rank Barbarossa in the top 5 Holy Roman Emperors
Fredrick Barbarossa was my favorite Crusader to learn about. Honestly if he didn’t drown I believe the Crusaders would have won he had the biggest army out of all crusader kings.
He had a life worthy of an epic film.
Nah not a movie but a show.
Agreed. On HBO or something.
or an epic game *Age of Empires 2*
Maybe it is because he was contemporary with Richard the Lionheart and Philip Augustus, and because of the manner of his death, English sources seem to always portray him as the crusading emperor. In Germany, it seems to be much more important that Frederick was the emperor who brought peace, and had the ability not only to satisfy his German vassals' interests but actually to gain admiration and love from his people (high-born and low-born). He was also associated with the development of cities and towns as well as the cultural boom under the Hohenstaufen. In Italy, in the past he was used as a symbol of foreign oppressor to nourish an independence movement. Today he is largely viewed in a much more positive way by Italian historiography, as he made contribution to legal and urban systems (although he also wreaked havocs on some cities), and last but not least, was the grandfather of the beloved Federico II, aka "Stupor Mundi". Some publications even refer to him as "King of Italy" (Re d'Italia) first and foremost.
Another reason for his popularity is his character. Barbarossa was illiterate and simple (and thus in some way equal to the medieval average Joe) but intelligent and possessed dynamic leadership, and considered as being folksy/unpretentious and leaning towards gravitas ("symbolic leadership" in the words of modern researchers) in equal measure. Sure, Otto the Great or Conrad II, founders of the previous dynasties, were also illiterate great leaders, but Otto can hardly be described as "warm" or "close to the people" in any way (if you believe in spirituality, he and Otto von Bismarck - who was born near his grave - probably were of the same soul), and Conrad was even less charismatic. Intellectual monarchs (even geniuses in areas other than ruling) like Otto III, Henry II, Frederick II, Maximilian I, the Prussian Frederick II... were/are also highly popular, but their intellectuality itself sets them apart from the average Joe. Certainly accidental (or fateful?) factors like the manner of Barbarossa's death or the way he was so easily and bizarrely mixed with his grandson Frederick II, another "larger than life" character, also play a role.
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Barbarossa certainly lived an epic life and one if not the greatest holy roman emperor
I like Otto the Great more but Barbarossa is also very cool
@@Getcakedieyoung23 haven't really learned about him to be honest I'll give him a look see
Wasn’t he excommunicated
It depends upon your definition of " great" . He was an invader and destroyer, not really great contributions to mankind in general.
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Great content as always, my favorite documentary channel on yt, please keep up the good work, it is highly appreciated ❤
Played him in Ages of Empires 2. Great, strategic game that introduced me to significant historical figures.
Haha that's how i know him too ! Emperor in a barrel...
"barbarossa was not kind to ze milanese" nope...
Been doing the campaign on Definite Edition. They boosted the elite Teutonic knights making them a great siege and infantry civ in online mode.
The fact during the 3rd Crusade even though he tried to use dyplomacy he wound up defeating both the Brazantine Empire and the Seljiuk Turks in Anetolia....
I was very happy to finally get to see this. I had heard his name in the second crusade as a kid, and then made the connection organically to the operation. Barbarosa in World War II. I did this when I was about 16 and ever since then I was hooked on history. I am happy to finally get a full background on why he was significant other than his role in the second crusade. Thank you so much I appreciate.
"Operation Barbarossa Operation Barbarossa, Operation Barbarossa!" Mr. Spherical had a great video about Germany invading Russia. It's sad that most people only know Barbarossa over World War 2. He has such an epic life It's worthy of a show.
Didn't the Assassins kill him in Syria deserve death
I love all the content. I’ve seriously considered going to college to study history. I’ve been inspired!
Oh forgot one thing, they also will tell you how many famous/great people were actually black.🙃🤪
Don't those Satanic hellholes are altering history more and more for political correctness. They will tell you how everything White and or Christian was and is evil and that certain ethnics invented, discovered and did everything first.
@@stephenbiggins9114 Who asked?
I first got introduced to him by AOE2 and it was my favorite campaign
How about doing a profile on Otto I “The Great.” The first Holy Roman Emperor (or second if you count Charlemagne).
3rd if you count henry the falconer ;)
@@vonhummie Henry I the Fowler was only King, not Emporer
If you count Charlemagne as the first Emporer you also have to count Louis I the Pious, Lothair I, Charles II the Bald, Charles III the Fat and Arnulf of Carinthia. They also gained the Emporer title
excellent content for this topic.
Wrote my two best marked essays at Uni on Frederick I and Frederick II in the Popes and Emperors module.
Absolutely loved researching it. So many people pick 20th century history and I just love Medieval, Tudors, Stuarts and Georgians.
Very interesting, but seemingly miserable eras for the common man
Then again, 20th century wasn’t great either for common folk
I am in love with this voice. can listen to it for hours!!!
Author randomly screaming during Bronte getting rekt had me almost crying lmfao
Thank you for the closed captioning.
My fav Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa Crusader ✠
You brought him alive.
what a life led.
Cheers!
Have to say, the fact Frederick lived to be 67 in the middle ages is an achievement in itself. Awesome video as always
I think the average life expectancy was much lower because of greatly increased infant mortality and childhood deaths, but once you lived past childhood you could live a good long time, like now.
@@johnking5433 I agree with you. For men and mostly kings, you also had the added challenge of living through battles with very crude protection unlike today
@@abelani969 in medieval times nobles were worth more alive than dead. If you captured a noble in battle you could get a lot of ransom from their families. And the protection was great against the weapons of that time
I heard a historian talk about what hand-to-hand combat was like. He said you could smell crap because people lost control of their bowels because of fear. I had never thought of that.
@@abelani969 believe it or not, the main enemy of every royal family is luxury/corruption. Every ruling dynasty has had more family members claimed from gout than anything else. The only exception I would say are the Tsars of Russia. Surviving long enough as Tsar to acquire gout was a challenge in and of it self.
Love the vidios man
Thanks.
well done, and very good narrator.
Fascinating, thank you. We grizzle if we have to travel 2 hours to get to something, they took years! What I find absolutely amazing is the number of towns and cities which still have the same name! Especially in Italy it seems. Now that’s history! Thank you 👵👵👵🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍👍👍
Wonderful!!!
Thank you Sir. I never knew of any other Barbarossa apart from Operation Barbarossa of the World War 2 of Germany against the Soviet Union.
It was Holy, Roman and an Empire.
I can't believe that this area is still being fought over. 😫
A video on Simeon the Great would be great
a fascinating fellow, whose personal ambitions were definitly illusory,
as are all dreams of empire,
but under whose rule, much cultural progress was accomplished,
progress which would set the stage for the flowering of
the later Italian and European renaissance
Being Sicilian glad he never got to take the kingdom fully over
He is back
I always felt he got a bad rap simply because he never achieved total victory in his goals. But as a monarch, his rare willingness to accept compromised solutions with other stake holders interests in mind set an example for future rulers to follow. The German political system was so complex I have given up trying to understand it lol
Jesus damn the Assassins are too strong to kill this emperor in Syria
So, you have come to hear the tale of Frederick Barbarossa? Better order us another round, maybe three. You see, it is a great tale, but then again everything about the man was great.
The opening lines of the Frederick Barbarossa campaign cutscenes in "Age of Empires 2: Age of Kings".
I was lucky to be stationed with my family in Gelnhausen, the "Barbarossa Stadt. We played on the ruins of his fortress.
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I didn’t know what operation Barbarossa was named after lol. Very cool
Bro ur videos are nice bro
Barbarossa is Barbarossa mate… anything else to say! 👑 💥!!!! ❤
Ok you guys have done everybody else, so when are you going to do an episode on Napoleon?
Einer meiner persönlichen Helden!
Why would you die by the Assassins
5:58 that full picture is the wallpaper on my cellphone lol
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I've always wondered what the outcome might have been if he'd managed to join forces with Lionheart in the Levant.
Jesus will lose the Muslims but God made the Assassins kill this emperor
@@user-cg2tw8pw7j what are you even talking about lmao
@@TorquemadaBouillon Kill the emperor
@@user-cg2tw8pw7j Barbarossa wasn't killed, he drowned.
@@TorquemadaBouillon Not the river from which a small river crossed. He was killed by the Assassins
I am possibly related to him in some way, or at least just share the name. It's nice to learn more about him!
We're all related to each other somehow, so that's a pretty safe bet.
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I’ve got an hour to drive, thanks
"The legend of Frederick I is that he sleeps in a cave from which he will one day emerge to lead Germany back to her mythologized greatness. For his red beard, Frederick is known as 'Barbarossa.' Führer Directive 21 of December the 18th, 1940, gave that name to the instruction that, 'The German armed forces must be prepared, even before the conclusion of the war against England, to crush Soviet Russia in a rapid campaign.' "
The prophecy concerns the rise of Holy Roman Emperor from French royalty. St Joan of Arc was called to restore the throne of France to its rightful heir. France is significant.
Pretty maje vidios on june
Lets hope we will have once again a Barbarossa , a Charlomagne, a Richard Lionheart , a Philip Augustus...
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Requirements of Holy Roman Empire:
Solely Roman Emperor
Pagan Rome fell.
Here after finishing ao empires 2 barbarossa campaign
very good lecture. it broke the stereotype in my mind. a stereotype built by bad history books.
Its insane how most of channels and articles just focus on the Crusades in which Frederick partecipated.
In his life, the Holy Land wasnvery marginal for him; he passed most of his life fighting in Italy.
Thats the main part of his life, not the crusades.
In the Second he was just a boy, he couldnt decided anything.
In the third, he was already old and weak.
The most important part of his life is in Italy
It has to be mentioned that the Elsass while nowadays "in" france was of course a core German region (kinda still is). It's a bit of a bad presentation to start a video of the way this guy did. Besides that, we do not actually know where he was born or even where exactly the family stemmed from.
Charles?
FOR CHARLESSSASSSSS
Holy Roman empire had only a vague, tenous claim on Italian lands. Ad such it was basically a German empire and in layer days just a loose German federation.
I wonder how much of history would have changed if the Holy Roman Empire had stayed unified?
How come you are showing the Pont-du-Gard aqueduct (France) when you are talking about the city of Rome and the pope? It would be nice to have more research in the illustrative pictures going with the narration.
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According to what you have shown, he was greater by his ideals than by his deeds. What a pity!
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@49:25 Philip II of France ruled from 1180 not 1190. Just an error I noticed. Good video otherwise.
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I’m wondering if you all would ever be willing to do one on Governor George Wallace? I think his trip from moderate to the face of segregation, his presidential campaign and assassination attempt, all the way back to moderate is an interesting story. Just how chasing the vote and populism can change someone for the worse.
Arthur Bremmer was the janitor at Story School, I was in 7th grade and I remember see him sweeping the hallways.
"The marriage proved happy, by the standards of the time"
Worth the hour by itself. :-)
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The virgin hitler vs the Chad Barbarossa
The virgin Operation Barbarossa vs The Chad Friedrich Barbarossa
Yeah drowning in a river that's a foot deep is a total chad move
Trying to save Europe from the demonic race was pretty Chad
Aoe2 and barbarossa
The slide show is a bit weird at times, staring eye to eye with a baby
It is said that he will return to save Germany, when the Crows at his Monument at Kyffhäuser Mountain disappear
Jesus did not save himself in front of the Assassins
@@user-cg2tw8pw7j I dont get it
@علي ياسر Mohammed did not rise from the dead, did not ascend into heaven by his own power.
@@trishkearney ok, but i am talking about Friedrich Barbarossa, not Mohammed
As soon as i get home from work and errands im starting a new game of attila total war 1212 kingdoms as the byzantines and bringing rome back into the true roman empire
He was drowned in the sea when going for the war of crusaders
Anyone get the itch to play AoE2 😂😂
Just wondering, but wouldn't his moniker in German be "Friedrich Reitbatt (or is is Rotbart)?
What you learn in history barbarossa the king of the pirates who had 2 older brothers and was the son of the soltain turns out to be my ancestor on my fathers side date back to 1405 the story of barbarossa
Back in the 70's, I was stationed at Coleman Kascern at Gelnhausen, Germany. Near there, I visited a castle and was told it belonged to Barbarosa. Can anyone tell me if the person that the are talking about in this video, as it being the same King?
Yes. There is only one Barbarossa :))
Emperor, king is of lesser status. Emperor Barbarossa.
1hr…
Beard red or hair red.
Barbosa is a Portuguese name
Selefge was in kingdom of Armenia. Your never mentione it. Instead you said turkey, at that date there was no such things.
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Friedrich and Heinrich and Franz are all real names, right? They are the REAL names of the historical individuals named in the video, right? Good work on the French names, though. Since this is history, accuracy and truth are important. Thanks.
Good German!
His correct name is BarbaRVssa. ( Which is BarbaRusa) itis U there and not O! Thank you.
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This man certainly made enemies at many and contributed to anthypathies within countries at that time. Spreading conflict in Levant, disregarding authority of pope and initiating conflicts with Italians. Integrating power in eastern France which was part of "HRE". And expansion on east to Poland which initiate German colonisation of Western land of Poland. The Nazi used the name of prominent early German King with reason.
? Barbarossa never fought the Polish, nor the French (by this point Franks). The HRE had a rightful claim to Lorraine and Burgundy that's why it was within the Holy Roman Empire. And Pommerania and some parts of sileasia were not even in Polish hands at that point.
Barbarossa fought his own Kings and feudal lords, like Heinrich the Lion, he also fought against the Magyars and against the rebellious Roman cities, which formed the Lombard league.
His last campaign was the 3rd crusade.
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He was a great leader, but he was far less then 'the' great leaders. Uniting Germany, establish more although limited imperial power in Italy, and making some gains in Poland. However, he failed to change history, failed to achieve his goals, failed to establish world dominance, not even European dominance, failed to leave behind him a surviving legacy, just another failure in his name in operation Barbarossa that couldn't take over Russia despite being mighty and impressive.
Well if he tried to destroy islam bless him
@@Abdirahman31 but you see I believe your religion is satanic and mohammeds destination is hell forever ,and Frederick barbarosa was a Christian martyr ,so we will have to agree to disagree ,unless we find a moral concensus.
You are almost destroyed, your religion dead
If only he had knocked out Christianity and all the other superstitious death and sex cults too, we'd all be better off
Frederick was too sexy for Milan.
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Terrible military strategist. I have to wonder who was Frederick's primary confidant? Frederick's socioeconomic successes are found "between the lines" yet he didn't seem that intelligent. Going to Crusade in his 60s? What an ego.
A man with no purpose in life go's mad that is why he went at 67 it gave him a sense of purpose
What else should he have done? His succession was secured by crowning his son, Henry VI, King of the Romans, when he was 3. His son was also to inherit the Kingdom of Sicily, jure uxoris, securing the south, which had posed trouble for the HREmperors for decades. He also banished his biggest rival, Henry the Lion, further securing his son's ascension to the imperial throne. So again, what else should he have done? He was pious at the end of his life and wanted his spiritual salvation. As Emperor of Christendom, he was the highest temporal authority, and he saw it as his duty to defend all Christians and to recapture Jerusalem. The German magnates, too, wanted to go on a crusade. And let's not pretend that he wasn't successful. He possibly raised the largest crusader army, defeated the Seljuk Turks, and captured their capital, Iconium.
But yes, I do agree that he was only mildly successful overall.
@@Lu-.- How about doing nothing?
The Holy Roman Empire was not an empire (almost no one submitted to the emperor), it was not holy (political violence was endemic and made Europe a living hell) and it was not Roman (Rome was a multiracial political organization with one language, one currency and one single legal system; the Catholic, half-Catholic and barbarian European kingdoms and fiefdoms were fragmented, each with its currency, language and very fragile legal rules).
Every region in this empire was considered an independent region. This is not an empire
Roman Empire had two languages. Latin and Greek.
How about you stop yapping nonsense and start reading a book about the HRE?
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