Daneøksen | Danehæren | Bjørn Andreas Bull-Hansen

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • Bjørn Andreas Bull-Hansen, forfatter av Jomsviking-serien, forteller her om daneøksen, et fryktet våpen i vikingtiden.

Комментарии • 28

  • @snakesocks
    @snakesocks 4 года назад +49

    I don’t speak Norwegian but I agree completely with the man holding the giant axe.

    • @teleruin8686
      @teleruin8686 Месяц назад

      he he. He is telling about how the dane axe was used, and that his main character in his new book series were using that weapon

  • @silversmith847
    @silversmith847 4 года назад +26

    I have to admit ive no idea what you're saying but i love listening to your language and wish more men would dress this way.

  • @berryfairy68
    @berryfairy68 2 года назад +2

    Loved listening to this 😊

  • @Ezekiel_0121
    @Ezekiel_0121 4 года назад +15

    Ah yes
    Enjoyed a histroy video inwhich I can't understand but still do.

  • @dominicconnor3437
    @dominicconnor3437 3 года назад

    I don't know what you said but it's awesome!!!

  • @BetterAircraftFabric
    @BetterAircraftFabric Год назад

    Great Video Channel and Great wonderful books! - These books are great reading while living at a remote homestead in the wilds of Alaska! Regards, Lars

  • @dandy6360
    @dandy6360 4 года назад +4

    More please

  • @frenzyviz6296
    @frenzyviz6296 2 года назад +2

    Great to hear you speaking your own language. Looks like interesting history. Perhaps you could do this in English?

  • @vortex514
    @vortex514 4 года назад +4

    That was interesting to see. I could get the general idea of what was said. Given the context but I still have no idea what was actually said.

  • @Thetarget1
    @Thetarget1 4 года назад +1

    Det er fedt at høre Bjørn tale norsk, når man er vant til engelsk.

    • @eyeballdude
      @eyeballdude 2 года назад +1

      Jag skulle precis göra samma kommentar! 👍

  • @arkansasbigdoghensley1607
    @arkansasbigdoghensley1607 4 года назад +1

    Very cool #BjornHanson , Did not understand what was said , But I got the message as they say . Stay safe brother .

  • @janks4608
    @janks4608 4 года назад +3

    The Danes had their axe, and knowledge of how to organiaze an army fore the modern warfare of the day. Probebly much of it learnt through fighting the German emperor all the time. Like Torstein Knarresmed, people along the sea route to the north, Norway, had their boat and knowledge of open ocean travel. This took them to Sibiria, Iceland, Greenland and ultimately to north America. That´s an incredible amount of dangerous ocean to explore in open boats...not bad

  • @rossmckee2709
    @rossmckee2709 3 года назад

    Takk skal du ha

  • @solidsnake7444
    @solidsnake7444 2 года назад +1

    I actually understand something !!!

  • @ladamyunto
    @ladamyunto 4 года назад +2

    god historie, fin bok

  • @perperson199
    @perperson199 4 года назад +1

    Her har vi en forfatter som lever sin historie

  • @kevinmalone6132
    @kevinmalone6132 4 года назад +3

    What a beautiful shape that 'axe' is...my two most useful tools are my knife and my axes...however mine are for splitting firewood..not for battle.

  • @lindazimmerman751
    @lindazimmerman751 3 года назад

    🥰

  • @Marcus-on1sx
    @Marcus-on1sx 3 года назад +1

    Awesome!
    When a French version of Bjorn Andreas Bull hansen books will be released?
    Which music tune you used?

  • @campsitesweden
    @campsitesweden 4 года назад +1

    Great!

  • @DB-xq3yn
    @DB-xq3yn 4 года назад

    Har snart läst ut "Jomsviking" i svensk översättning. När kommer nästa bok ut på svenska? Det är bråttom för de är beroendeframkallande!

  • @writingforgodot
    @writingforgodot 3 года назад

    ..I could almost get it, even in English. :)

  • @afatblackjedi5739
    @afatblackjedi5739 3 года назад

    I dont have a clue what you said but I do like you sit and chat videos

  • @boathemian7694
    @boathemian7694 3 года назад

    Larping is fun!

  • @beyondvger3682
    @beyondvger3682 2 года назад

    Beautiful tools if you're hoping for combat. Its more likely that your life will be destroyed with the push of a button, a keyboard stroke, chemical or biological warfare. What you're doing is theatrics to draw people in to purchase your books.

    • @MarshallConway
      @MarshallConway 2 года назад

      He is demonstrating how a Dane axe would be used during the Viking age, and why it was such a feared weapon, this has nothing to do with modern warfare.