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Stories of epic battles that shaped civilizations and defined the course of humanity
The battle of three emperors!
In this video, we explore the Battle of Austerlitz, where Napoleon achieved one of his greatest victories. Outnumbered and facing two powerful empires, he used cunning tactics to trap the Austro-Russian forces. We’ll break down the key moments, from his feigned retreat to the devastating counterattacks that shattered the enemy.
Join me as we reconstruct the battlefield, analyze the tactical genius behind Napoleon’s maneuvers, and uncover the dramatic events that led to the fall of thousands on the frozen ponds.
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this video is based on the book : The Battle of Austerlitz; Napoleon's greatest v...
Join me as we reconstruct the battlefield, analyze the tactical genius behind Napoleon’s maneuvers, and uncover the dramatic events that led to the fall of thousands on the frozen ponds.
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this video is based on the book : The Battle of Austerlitz; Napoleon's greatest v...
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why does saladin have the byzantine symbol representing him? twisted sister The Saladin's eagle is most likely unrelated to the Roman one. Though, the Roman eagle is related to all the Imperial eagles used in Europe. The Byzantines inherited the eagle directly, then added a second head at some point in the 10th or 11th century. The two-headed eagle appears, often as a supporter, on the modern and historical arms and flags of Austria-Hungary, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Austria (1934-1938), Albania, Armenia, Montenegro, Russia and Serbia. It was also used as a charge on the Greek coat of arms for a brief period in 1925-1926.
May I ask what software did you used to make the animations?😮 Thank you
Saladin - Salah ed Din Yusuf al Malik un Nasir ('Strong in the Faith, Joseph, the Great King') - was not an Arab, as he is mostly perceived, he was a Kurd.
This war is still ongoing
Pray for us sinners, saint king Baldwin, saint Raynald de Chatilion, saint knights of Templar, and all of the Christian fighters of Palestine.
really excellent.Subscribed.
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My man, your work is nothing but excellence! Well done! Keep it up!
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But I read that Ardeshir destroyed the southern group of Roman troops and Sevrrus retreated with other two
Hazrat Saladdin took out everybody now they are making up stories like west does
funny how you inject some poisonous lies laughed so hard at Salading burning everything in his way lol
Muslims defeated 😝
Really nicely done... except... the audio... narrating voice is way too faint, completely overpowered by background sound.
This would have been amazing to see at the start kingdom of heaven, like LOTR opened with the battle on MT doom. We learn who are the main characters and the history between king Baldwin and Saladin. Just my two cents.
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I've seen many videos on Austerlitz and this was better than most. But I gotta admit that all the AI artwork in this particular video is a little off putting because of the wild variations in faces and uniforms from image to image. Or the small odd details that are inherent with AI generated imagery. For example, the soldier at 4:41 with a top hat and a pistol(?). Why are soldiers carrying French tricolor and not battle standards? Maybe this is nit picking because the imagery here is definitely something different and a net positive but with historical re-enactments, the devil is always in the detail
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I think that your best video to date was the one on the Siege of Vienna. I realize the play-by-play of the battle itself was taken from another youtuber but the imagery, music, atmosphere and epic nature of what you created far surpassed it in my opinion. It is a shame you removed it, I hope you make more videos on the Ottoman Wars.
Great explanation the battle of Austerlitz!
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There are many people who believe that Baldwin was too young to do that, but there are many differences between Muslims and Crusaders in this regard. An example of this is that Muslims are difficult to control, and if you want them to make their leader young, this is impossible because they do not know how to obey the orders of any normal leader, so what if their leader was a teenager, they would throw him away immediately because they are proud.
During this period there is no army in the Islamic world and this is because of the existence of many parties and not only that but they have become like children who want to be leaders, kings and caliphs and they do not have qualities or skills or anything only their minds have become childish but with the existence of one very smart and brilliant person he was able to do that so that the Muslims would be united in one army and he is Al-Nasir Yusuf or Salah Al-Din Al-Ayyubi who did a tremendous job in order to achieve victory and the hero of Islam did it
Is this fictional? I'm pretty sure historically Salah ad-Din won!
even in his leprosy many knight still want Baldwin remain as their King and wanted him to live long. the pope had little love for Baldwin, and said that the god must be punish him of his leprosy.
I can't imagine what would've happened if Baldwin hadn't won, the World might've been much much different today. Praise God, and bless those who defend the innocent.
300 French knights saved Jerusalem .
Amazing video! Congrats for the good work, keep it up like this!
Thank you 😊
awesome video, this channel is so good!
Thank you 😊
Waaaaaaaaaait a minute this is nothing like in the movie "kingdom of heaven" which we all know is 100% factually accurate! /sarcasm
You outdid yourself with this one 🙌
Glad you liked it brother 🙏
Press the Like button and leave a comment, lets fight the algorithm, this Channel is underrated (only 3.5K subscribers).
Thank you bro I appreciate it
Ridley scott needs to see this
@@fazelhb1626 Definitely 💯
The video quality is great. You are improving yourself a lot in this regard. It is a very detailed and wonderful video. Thank you for your hard work 👏🏻👏🏻
Amazing video ❤❤
I'm glad you like it ❤️❤️❤️
Who is the narrator of this video? I hope it's not AI-generated. His voice is amazing.
We are still talking of his victory. Christian’s will never forget ✝️🙏🏻
it's a very sad and dramatic story
Thank You! Best video on the subject so far. The mix of pictures, storytelling and music is very well done and keep the audience interested. Tjough, other Sasanian kings like Shapoor II or Khosrow I were not less than Shapoor I. Could you please also the word Iran without saying "ay" at the beginning? it is actually spelled with "ee" at the beginning. Best!
I'm glad you liked the video. Noted thanks for your feedback I make sure to pronounce it right next time
Skills with this channel. Wishing you the best!!
Thank you I'm glad you liked it
Amen to Ammianus Marcellinus for providing us with so much detail about these events. Also, kudos to the producers of this video. The neutral tone and text are well done. The art mix, created partly by AI and partly by the artist, is very impressive. I really enjoyed it and will definitely watch it again.
Thanks a ton for the support, I’m really glad you enjoyed the video and the styles. If you enjoyed this video I suggest watch one of our latest video " how one man defeated three roman emperors" it's about the sassanian king shapur and his story of defeating 3 roman kings.
@@VenusDeMilo-tv I did watch that one too. thanks a lot. I have read that Julian set his ships on fire to prevent Roman soldiers think about retrieving. Thanks Again