@@Fosterlandet-musik he was the artillery engineer for our great King Gustavus Adolphus. Later on he commanded the Swedish forces in Germany after the death of John Baner. He won many battles, his greatest were Breitenfeld II and his masterpiece Jankowitz. War winners. Karl X Gustav learned the art of war serving under Torstensson and he performed unbelievable feats of valour during both battles. Torstensson was called "The Lighting" because of the rapidity of his marches and the movement of his forces on the field of honor... Especially artillery.
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Congratulations for your national holiday on 6th June Sweden from your friends in Germany
I really love Germany. Im proud to be Germanic and to be your brothers
Älska Sverige och våran kultur
Thank you for creating this beautiful channel!
Such amazing songs!
Have you ever heard of any about Lennart Torstensson?
No Could you tell me more about him and I’ll look in to that
If there’s any song you want I can upload them
@@Fosterlandet-musik he was the artillery engineer for our great King Gustavus Adolphus.
Later on he commanded the Swedish forces in Germany after the death of John Baner.
He won many battles, his greatest were Breitenfeld II and his masterpiece Jankowitz.
War winners.
Karl X Gustav learned the art of war serving under Torstensson and he performed unbelievable feats of valour during both battles.
Torstensson was called "The Lighting" because of the rapidity of his marches and the movement of his forces on the field of honor...
Especially artillery.
@@jonswanson7766 ok
What is the painting called?
Gustaf II Adolfs likfärd
Vapen och sprit!