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The Battle of New Orleans 1815
In the early hours of January 8, 1815, the fog-laden fields of Chalmette, Louisiana, became the stage for a battle that would forever shape American history. The British, under the command of the esteemed Major General Sir Edward Pakenham, aimed to capture the crucial port city of New Orleans, thereby seizing control over the mighty Mississippi River. This strategic victory could have altered the course of the young American nation.
Leading the American forces was Major General Andrew Jackson, a man whose fiery determination and indomitable spirit had earned him the nickname "Old Hickory." Jackson, already celebrated for his victories against Native American tribes in the Creek War, now fa...
Leading the American forces was Major General Andrew Jackson, a man whose fiery determination and indomitable spirit had earned him the nickname "Old Hickory." Jackson, already celebrated for his victories against Native American tribes in the Creek War, now fa...
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Battle of Quebec (1759) - The Turning Point of the Seven Years' War
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The Surrender of Quebec (1759): The Decisive Clash for North America Welcome to "PastHistoryUnveiled," where we delve into the most pivotal moments in history. Today, we bring you the dramatic and decisive Battle of Quebec in 1759, a turning point in the Seven Years' War. Join us as we explore the daring nighttime assault led by the ambitious General James Wolfe, who, despite facing immense cha...
The Battle Of Kettle Creek (1779)
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The Battle of Kettle Creek, a pivotal yet often overlooked clash of the American Revolutionary War. Fought on February 14, 1779, in the backcountry of Georgia, this battle saw Patriot militia forces, led by Colonel Andrew Pickens, Lieutenant Colonel Elijah Clarke, and Colonel John Dooly, ambush a Loyalist force of 600 men under Colonel James Boyd. Boyd's mission was to recruit more Loyalists an...
The Battle Of Yorktown 1781: British Army Surrender
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"By the summer of 1781, Cornwallis decided to establish his base in Yorktown, Virginia, a strategic coastal town with vital access to the Chesapeake Bay. Yorktown's location was deemed ideal for receiving supplies and reinforcements from the British navy. Confident in the town's defensibility and the strength of his forces, Cornwallis fortified his position, transforming Yorktown into a formida...
Stalin, The Red Terror: A Patriot Or A Monster.
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"Stalin, The Red Terror: A Patriot Or A Monster?" #SovietHistory #Historicalfigures. Dive deep into the controversial legacy of Joseph Stalin in our latest episode: "Stalin, The Red Terror: A Patriot Or A Monster?" Explore the dual nature of a leader who transformed the Soviet Union into a global superpower while unleashing a reign of terror that claimed millions of lives. In this episode, we e...
14 World's Most Wicked, Cruel and Notorious Leaders
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"History's Most Wicked Leaders: Nero, Genghis Khan, Ivan the Terrible, and Vlad the Impaler" Description: Step into the dark past and uncover the stories of history's most wicked, cruel, and notorious leaders. In this episode, we delve into the terrifying reigns of four infamous figures: Nero: The Roman emperor known for his extravagant lifestyle, persecution of Christians, and descent into mad...
Fear: Napoleon's Regrets escaping Moscow
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"Napoleon's Bloody Retreat: The Catastrophic Exit from Russia" Description: Witness the harrowing tale of Napoleon Bonaparte's bloody retreat from Russia, one of the most disastrous military campaigns in history. In this gripping episode, we delve into the catastrophic events that led to the downfall of one of history's greatest military leaders. In 1812, Napoleon's Grand Army invaded Russia wi...
The Battle Of Borodino: Napoleon's Bloody Path To Moscow.
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Borodino: Napoleon's Bloody Path to Moscow In this riveting episode of PastHistoryUnvailed, we delve into one of the most intense and pivotal battles of the Napoleonic Wars: the Battle of Borodino. On September 7, 1812, just 75 miles west of Moscow, Napoleon's Grande Armée clashed with the Russian forces under General Mikhail Kutuzov in what would become the bloodiest single-day engagement of t...
Napoleon"s Failed Invasion Of Russia: (Part 1) The Battle Of Vitebsk & Smolensk
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In the summer of 1812, the fate of Russia hung in the balance as the forces of Napoleon Bonaparte descended upon the Russian heartland, intent on conquering Moscow and bending the Russian Empire to his will. Despite overwhelming odds, the Russian people rallied to defend their homeland with unparalleled courage and determination. Join us in this gripping episode of PastHistoryUnvailed as we del...
The Battle of Marathon: History Of Marathon.
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The Battle of Marathon: Ancient Greece’s Finest Hour Description: Step back in time to the year 490 BCE and witness the legendary Battle of Marathon, a defining moment in ancient Greek history where courage, strategy, and determination clashed on the plains of Marathon. This epic battle saw the outnumbered Athenian forces achieve an astonishing victory against the mighty Persian Empire, alterin...
Epic Battle (5), Ivan the Terrible: Russia's First Tsar
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Ivan the Terrible: Russia's First Tsar In the 16th century, Russia emerged from the shadow of Mongol domination and entered a new era of greatness under the rule of Ivan IV, also known as Ivan the Terrible. Crowned as the first Tsar of Russia in 1547, Ivan embarked on a campaign of conquest and consolidation that would reshape the course of Russian history. With a blend of cunning diplomacy and...
Reign of Fire: The Legendary Siege of Vladimir
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The Siege of Vladimir and the Battle of the Sit River (1238) In February 1238, the Mongol hordes led by Batu Khan launched a devastating assault on the city of Vladimir. Despite the city's formidable defenses, the Mongols breached the walls and unleashed a torrent of destruction. The cathedral, where many sought refuge, became a tragic tomb as it was set ablaze with people still inside. Grand P...
Epic Battle 3; Vladimir The Great: The Battle at the Gates Of Kiev
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Vladimir's Varangian Warriors: Battle at the Gates of Kiev Welcome to "PastHistoryUnveiled," where we bring you vivid and captivating tales from the annals of history. In this episode, we dive into the legendary Battle at the Gates of Kiev, where Vladimir the Great and his formidable Varangian warriors fought to claim the throne and secure the future of Kievan Rus. In 980 AD, following the deat...
Epic Battle; Sviatoslav (970)... The Battle Of Dorostolon.. History Of Russia
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Battle of Dorostolon: The Epic Clash Between Kievan Rus and Byzantium Welcome to "PastHistoryUnveiled," where we explore the pivotal moments and epic battles that have shaped our world. In this episode, we delve into the gripping and bloody Battle of Dorostolon-a clash that defined the fates of two great powers: the Kievan Rus and the Byzantine Empire. In 971 AD, under the fierce leadership of ...
The Epic Battle (Part:1): Complete History of Russia
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The Epic Saga: A Complete Narration of the History of Russia Welcome to "PastHistoryUnveiled," where we journey through time to uncover the fascinating and dramatic stories of the past. In this episode, we delve into "The Epic Saga: A Complete Narration of the History of Russia." From the mist-shrouded depths of antiquity, amidst the windswept plains of Eastern Europe, the story of Russia began...
Napoleon Bonaparte! The Battle of Austerlitz (1805)
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Napoleon Bonaparte! The Battle of Austerlitz (1805)
The Battle of Saratoga (1777) The American Revolutionary War
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The Battle of Saratoga (1777) The American Revolutionary War
The Battle Of Shiloh,.. A Turning Point In The Civil War
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The Battle Of Shiloh,.. A Turning Point In The Civil War
Lewis And Clark ... American Expedition... A Journey Into The Unknown
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Lewis And Clark ... American Expedition... A Journey Into The Unknown
The Battle Of Gettysburg (1863): The American Civil War.
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The Battle Of Gettysburg (1863): The American Civil War.
American Civil War... Boston Tea Party
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American Civil War... Boston Tea Party
American States... Kentucky Adventure.
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American States... Kentucky Adventure.
American Founding Father's... UNTOLD STORIES
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American Founding Father's... UNTOLD STORIES
American State...New York... UNTOLD STORIES
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American State...New York... UNTOLD STORIES
I can't imagine how the British and Continental soldiers were able to fight in their uniforms in the summer heat of the South.
It does get cold in Georgia in FEBRUARY.
You need a better writer! Repeating info is unnecessary!
Unveiled
A bit soft on the brutality of the so called "loyalists", especially what the did to captured Patriots.
I wrote a major paper on this war and the British Conquest of North America and I determined that it was a matter of who made the fewest mistakes. Wolfe was no genius, his Brigadiers hated him, Montcolme was the better commander but the mistakes added up to his end and the end of a French presence in North America.
I'm confused. Your thumbnail picture is neither Quebec City nor the Plains of Abraham. Anyone know where that is?
A figment of the creators imagination... total Ai from promts.
Canada was first discovered by the Vikings ..but later again by the English in 1497 by John Cabot, there are existing historical records detailing his actual written account to King Henry VII in London, which proves this fact. Upon first discovering North America, Cabot explored the coast extensively around the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Newfoundland and as far south along the New England coast to Chesapeake Bay and beyond. The English initially focused their settlements in Newfoundland where they were amazed at the incredible wealth of fish and abundance of easily accessible lumber. Over the next 38 years word of the newly discovered lands no doubt eventually reached France being only 21 miles away across the English channel and in 1535, the french explorer Jacques Cartier sailed to North America to investigate and eventually established settlements in an area later to be named Quebec. The British knew they were there and eventually decided to clear them out ... there were 17 battles culminating in the battle Queenston Heights for Quebec City ... the French lost all of them.
Yes, Battle for Quebec City on of the Plains of Abraham .. Thank you
Lots of egregious mistakes and misrepresentations. Also for God's sake, try and spell "Subscribe" correctly.
What's with the 20th Cent. Warsaw Pact helmets at the 2 minute mark?
So interesting!
A great narration and presentation. But I have to say, I hate the AI representation. In the online world, these images will come back and haunt us!
Wolfe was da man .
A nice photo journey of uniforms from ~ 1815 to early 1912. Also pronounced "Looey berg". -after the King. And... There were probably more than one soldier per boat.
AI generated I would suspect.
Yes all in this battle will be saved yes even the indians who never heard of Christ. WHY???? Christ is the lamb God and the saviour of the world. Also 1 Corinthians 15:19, 22 & 28.
Big font captions, with no option to turn off, are a distraction to the narration.
AI image : it's amazing
Many (too many), repeated statements of facts. Became tedious to listen to.
Should use redcoats as they were all mostly British
Thank you for invigorating my memories of history.
Not watching a history video that uses ai
Sorry but it was not the Swamp Rats that beat Cornwallis at Yorktown. A huge French fleet of 29 ships cut the British supply chain, and Isolated Yorktown, At the actual battle of Yorktown, French forces were 10,800 with heavy artillery, Americans 8,000. The British garrison was just 5,000 British and 3,000 Germans. It was a French victory, but it cost them dear, later the French fleet was defeated and the British captured the French Caribbean and the British took control of India (The Jewel in the Crown). The US did not repay French war loans leading directly to the French Revolution.
You must be an angry Frenchman. LOL.
Was this the British army that burnt down the white house, this does not strike me as a defeated army. 😂😂😂
@@denismorgan9742 That was the war of 1812 to grab Canada while the British were fighting Napoleon -that didn't go well either for the Americans.
@@billballbuster7186 slightly after USA burnt down the Canadian white house the USA white house got burnt out.
Definitely a monster by every definition
When you want to document historical events, you have to be careful in selecting supporting materials e.g. photos and drawings. In this video about Stalin, most of the photo-like drawings are very inaccurate. For example, I have never seen photos of Stalin wearing a uniform jacket with lapels and a tie. Likewise, his shoulder distinctions as a marshal are not correct. You also bring a photo-like drawing of Stalin together with his second wife Nadezhda Alliluyeva. Apart from the fact that the man on the picture does not look like Stalin, he never wore a military uniform until 1945 when he took the tittle generalissimo. Sorry for the negative comment, but historical documents should, as far as possible, use correct sources and materials. By the way, I have seen a photo of Stalin as a young man wearing suit and tie.
A Monster just like Hitler and Mao
Repentance
So the 7th Cav were the 19th century version of the SS Totenkopf?
fricken bot videos. i hope not to see you and your other channels
1.Putin 2. Putin 3. Putin 4. Putin etc ..
Russians are half mongol.
Is putin a reincarnation of nero?
No mention of Muhammad? The man who started a death cult responsible for the death of millions?
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I enjoyed this, thank you!🙂
Thanks for sharing 😊
This is and was Tartaria 😮❤😊
Russian winter has destroyed two big world invaders.. Hitler and Napoleon. NATO should have had taken note
Greek history mythology for 6 grade kids
The facts are How the Western ideology is now what the Persian kingdom use to be. This are undisputed
Narrator has the most boring tone
Unless we ask for it, leave off the captions. Because it's terrible and laughable.
Which movie is that?
It’s AI on LSD
The AI voice and the AI illustrations make this sound and look idiotic.
Because it is.
It was a huge loss and a knock to the French in terms of Battle but also in terms of politics. The French lost a great no of young men that was to have a huge effect on them in the next 40 to 50 or so years
Never understood why anyone would want to invade Russia. Too freaking cold most of the year, everyone is drunk, and the women, while hot when young, all end up fat and ugly in old age.
Napoleon invaded to proof a point.
Just a thought. would it have made sense for the French to attack along the Baltic coast, they could be resupplied by sea and although they would have long train, their forces would have been able to defend along their line. Taking St Petersburg would have allowed the French to isolate Russia from her allies
Yes. Moskva had not been the capital for a 100 years in 1812, since Pyotr Aleksejevitj/ Pyotr Veliky built St Petersburg, and when Napoleon reached Moskva the Russians just had to wait until his supplies came to its end/ran out and he was forced to retreat. Russia didn´t need the control of Moskva to function. Some say that the reason Napoleon went to Moskva was that the aim of the invasion was to destroy the Russian army, and that he followed them, but if he had gone to the area o St Petersburg the main force of the Russian army would probably have gone theire as well.
As a Russian aristocrat said at the time, Russia has two generals on whom she can always rely, Generals January and February.
Sometimes also described togheter as "general Winter".
So nothings changed
Many of the scenes depicted men in uniforms representative of other wars. WHY?
Rusiiiikiiii…. 🎉❤❤
Sad..terrible graphics