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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- The history of Europe from every year since 400 BC. This one goes fast! Plus some book recommendations and resources.
Original video: • The History of Europe:...
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There was a music song due to copyright, here are the songs:
Atlantis Rage by Jimena Contreras
EBB by Density & Time
RUclips channel on History to check out:
Dan Carlin: / @dancarlinpodcaster
Historia Civilis: / @historiacivilis
The Great War: / @thegreatwar
Timeline - World History Documentaries: / @timelinechannel
Book recommendations:
With Eagles to Glory: Napoleon and his German Allies in the 1809 Campaign
By Joh H Gill: amzn.to/3BT2RGs
Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order: Why Nations Succeed or Fail: amzn.to/4eES8OF
The History of the World: amzn.to/3U5I8FW
Disunited Nations: The Scramble for Power in an Ungoverned World: amzn.to/4eDBZZS
Kahn Academy’s World History course: www.khanacadem...
So much we learn of history in school is watered down to lines in a paragraph, if mentioned at all. It's another example of how hard it is to grasp the true scale of things and how a hundred year span that is a blink on this map and at best a footnote in a detailed history book was a whole life for countless people.
Was wryly amused to see my county (Sussex) make an appearance! (Before my time, though)
Books: I am sure there's a lot ... but I have a cold and my brain is not working! Oh, you just reminded me - the Sharpe Series by Bernard Cornwell.
Music: Has to be Games without Frontiers, by Peter Gabriel.
Great video and reaction. I know he had a lot of ground (literally) to cover, but I wish he had been able to go slower. These old eyes of mine had a tough time. As always, love ya.
you’re the fun teacher that gets distracted and shows why they love there subject with interesting thoughts/facts
'Norseman' are also Germanic people (except Finns). And yes, the Burgunder (Burgandians) were also a Germanic tribe.
I love the history. Love the video protocol Stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
4:32 The Cherusci played a major role in stopping the Romans from invading the rest of Germania.
Under their chieftain, Arminius, the Cherusci and an alliance of other Germanic tribes defeated the Romans at the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest in 9 AD.
Almost 2000 years later Arminius became a very popular and clearly over-romantisized figure again in many German microstates of the early 19th century, when a lot of Germans (mainly nationalists, but not only) longed for a new unification.
I bet Bismarck was a big proponent of this Arminius fandom. 🙂
Very interesting, I did the obligatory stop, screen grab for when I was born, 1968, and at the end, and what a difference in just a short 50 years - nothing compared to the long history, but, how quickly things really do change. I guess the Roman's did pretty good - having a solid 500-year almost uninterrupted run - though, some of it's conquests may see it a wee differently.
The Visigoth and Ostrogoth tribes that were inhabiting Italy and Spain for a while were 2 swedish tribes known in sweden as Östgötar and Västgötar. So thats what "scandinavia" or atleast Sweden was doing before 800. It has been a singular country for some time before 800 I believe but was most likely divided between the Vandals(Svea-tribe), Ostrogoths and Visigoths in distant past.
Interesting video as usual, but I love the artwork on your walls. As always, looking forward to the next video
Thanks Stuart!
It is a Jean-Michel Basquiat if I'm not mistaken.
And if that is the real deal - she got approx $100 million hanging on the wall! 😄
@@jarls5890 It is a Basquiat (Untitled), but, is definitely not the real thing, far too small for the original, which is owned by Billionair Yusaku Maezawa.
Great video. Always the best
Thanks for watching!
For what Scandinavians did before 800 you can look up terms like Nordic Bronze age and also Vendel period, there are some very cool archeological finds from that time.
The Vendels sound vaguely familiar but I’m not sure, I’ll have to read about the Nordic Bronze Age tonight. Thank you for the search terms!
Notice here 11:34 how England still have Calais, Queen Mary lost Calais in January 1558, one of the most symbolic losses of land in european histroy.
Greetings from Germany.
The Goth, Burgunds etc. were Tribes (Stämme in German)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goths - Goth´s
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vandals - Vandals.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgundians - Burgundians
And Yes:
The Burgundians are the ones that resided in the Frankish Empire after relocation and this Region bears it´s Name now.
The Burgundy in what we now call France.
its wild how quickly ww2 came and went, blink and you'll miss it. even tho its such a huge event in our history now
For pre 800s Scandinavia, look up Vendel period(roughly 500 - 800 ad). The Nordic bronze age is also fascinating.
I will definitely be looking up the Nordic Bronze Age! Thank you
Shades of Antiochus IV Epiphanes! Been studying the book of Daniel (Old Testament), and the prophecy half of that book makes mention of the Seleucids. After Alexander the Great passed, four of his generals divided Greece up into four kingdoms; the Seleucids were one of those. Antiochus wasn't a very nice guy. Never knew there was an Austrian Empire; Austria was quite tiny by the end of the video. Interesting yet challenging video to watch.
Challenging is a good way to put it! Couldn’t agree more with this one
With your commentary, the term "human race" has never been more appropriate lol
European history is consistently interesting to me because the stories involved are always different depending on who is telling it, leading to long standing disputes still debated to this day. Like ancient whodunits that have never been settled.
The British Empire reached its greatest extent just before World War I, around the year 1913. The Empire encompassed approximately a population of 455 million people, but for some reason this doesn't show that because it's focused on Europe specifically, but a point worth noting. Same with the French/Dutch/Spanish Empires, however the British Empire was by far the largest population.
it was 1921 actually, just before ireland gained independence and the german colonies in africa were handed to the british
Pompey ended the Seleucid Empire in 64 BC. Yes, the Burgundians are the tribe that established their kingdom in modern-day eastern France and Switzerland. The Cherusci are Arminius' tribe that kicked the Romans' ass in Teutoburg Forest in 9 AD. 7:50 Exactly - Cordoba started out as an emirate by the deposed Umayyad caliph Abd al-Rahman I until his descendant Abd al-Rahman III eventually claimed the title of caliph in 929 - thus openly challenging the "official" (Fatimid) Caliphate.
Thank you for this!
"Rome is Pacmanning this land!"
Imma use that
Or as bill wurtz once said "Aaaand the Romans just ate the entire mediterranean for breakfast"
Hello there !! You asked about Scandinavia before the Viking age started. Well, other than that they were also a part of the germanic people (from DNA testing that has been done in more recent years), not too much is actually known. There are some areas with figures carved into the rocks in caves and other places under the open sky as well, proving that they were def here and using some kind of metal tools.
I appreciate you adding this! I’m going to look into the Nordic Bronze Age & see what I find
@@NoProtocol 🙂 Cool !!! 👍I do enjoy your videos a lot !! Keep up the great job you are doing !!!
Yes the region is named after the germanic burgundians that migrated there forming a kingdom for hundreds of years
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Check out Arminius the Cherusker or Herrmann the Cherusker
Thanks for the recommendation! This video let me know I have quite a few Germanic tribes to learn more about 😅
The Roman Empire never fully conquered Wales 🏴
Woah, too much information, too fast. Will have to watch again at half speed. Interesting as ever.
Where was Asterix and Obelix?
it is still strange to me that russia is counted to europe. cause it is sme kind of hybrid. most of its land is in asia. but most of its people are in europe.
The brittons were celts it was the romans that called them brittons
Scandinavians ? before 800 ?
they were eating cheese
then they got cheesed off
then they started to fight
so they joined the party
Portugal same borders since 1249, so boring 😂 (compared to the amount of wars that happened throughout Europe)
No such thing as the "Byzantine Empire." It was the Roman Empire.
The Byzantine Empire, also referred to as the Eastern Roman Empire, was the continuation of the Roman Empire centred in Constantinople
Anyone heard of the British Empire?................................😜
All this has shown me is that it's been a while since the last imperial takeover... too long even. It doesn't look that hard either.
I'm starting the next global Empire.
keep us posted
@@NoProtocol Will do. I thought I posted this comment 20 minutes ago, but it disappeared so I reposted it. They're already trying to stop the uprising.
that's usually when people are about to go down bad in a game of Risk
He has the "Gauls" and the "Celts" as separate entries on his list of populations, whereas the "Gauls" WERE "Celts" something is off here and I can't be bothered checking his data. I'm outta here.
It could be to differentiate between those living in Europe and those living in the British Isles. They would be called Celts in the UK but Gauls in France. Despite French nobles ruling England for hundreds of years the UK likes to keep France and the UK as very separate entities.
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God watching history like: "What empire?"
hey im super early
Hi! Welcome back (:
Sorry for being late
Not too late to be last
Jesus God, this woman is gorgeous.
Gaurd your heart brother.
@@earthwormandruw More important she has a beautiful mind with a good grasp on world events.
@Boa_Omega yeah I'm sure, but more importantly she's hot.
@Boa_Omega no.. more importantly she's hot.
@Boa_Omega I'm sure she does, but more importantly she's freaking hot.
Second!
confirmed
@@NoProtocol Yay