The Seven Years' War - Frederick the Great - European History - Part 4 - Extra History

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  • Опубликовано: 3 фев 2023
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    Berlin, December 28th 1746. Frederick the Great has become a common name but this was only the beginning, as a great monarch cannot know peace for long. In 1756 Europe's first world war had begun and Frederick was confident in his military. Priding himself on innovating troops and insuring his military was quick to react but Silesia would continue to be an issue.
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  • @extrahistory
    @extrahistory  Год назад +204

    Frederick the Great #5 is out right NOW on Nebula! Go to go.nebula.tv/extrahistory to support the show and to get Nebula First access to it! *Thanks so much for Watching!*

    • @pyeitme508
      @pyeitme508 Год назад +3

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    • @sussyyoutuber7668
      @sussyyoutuber7668 Год назад +3

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    • @Nick_cugan
      @Nick_cugan Год назад +2

      I think I can wait on yt

    • @Texanprime
      @Texanprime Год назад +1

      Please do Texas revolution please extra credit please

    • @LoLMasterManiac
      @LoLMasterManiac Год назад

      your maps are atrocious and incorrect, overall very lazy and low quality video

  • @humorsue8548
    @humorsue8548 Год назад +1202

    Fredrick really had an advanced No Girls Allowed pillow fort.

    • @extrahistory
      @extrahistory  Год назад +179

      😂😂😂

    • @pdruiz2005
      @pdruiz2005 Год назад +62

      Sanssouci is quite the pillow fort. It's definitely on my agenda when I visit Berlin and eastern Germany in the next few years. :D

    • @nathanseper8738
      @nathanseper8738 Год назад +22

      That’s a great way to describe it.

    • @jin_cotl
      @jin_cotl 9 месяцев назад +9

      @@extrahistorybro replied 😂

  •  Год назад +2770

    It's crazy how Frederick fulfilled his fathers dreams, without being the son he wanted.

    • @spartanx9293
      @spartanx9293 Год назад +188

      Yeah but at the same time his father raising him that way kind of created a man who was a bit of a douche

    • @Chadius_Thundercock
      @Chadius_Thundercock Год назад +131

      But he did become what his dad wanted. He became very involved in the military after his dads death, and actually started enjoying it, just like what his father wanted

    • @johnnymonsters9717
      @johnnymonsters9717 Год назад +115

      You often complete destiny on the road to avoid it

    • @Packless1
      @Packless1 Год назад +42

      @@johnnymonsters9717 ...indeed...
      ...that's how greek tragedies work...!

    • @luisfilipe2023
      @luisfilipe2023 Год назад +11

      Shows you the power of discipline

  • @MustardAndFries
    @MustardAndFries Год назад +1596

    "For every quality you learn about Frederick you like, there is one that you dont" Almost like people in history books are actual people!

    • @nyasputin
      @nyasputin Год назад +129

      At this point, we take what we get and aknowledge the ugly stuff. Humans will be humans.

    • @ramenbomberdeluxe4958
      @ramenbomberdeluxe4958 Год назад +150

      Yeah, like the misogyny for example. I'm honestly the LEAST shocked about that, considering how badly women had it universally in most societies. For some reason, women just drew a short straw, because men for some UNGODLY reason decided to claim women were inferior, and stacked countless systems against them. Not that men didnt suffer either, but the point is, oof.
      So Frederick being misogynistic is like monarchs being tyrannical; some of them are better than others and a few even nearly progressive, but its such a common trait across most societies that like...is anyone surprised?

    • @Limrasson
      @Limrasson Год назад +17

      Weird they said that at anti-semitism, but then didn't specify what the unlikeable thing against that was?

    • @Limrasson
      @Limrasson Год назад

      @@ramenbomberdeluxe4958 If I were to guess the original reason for men to take over was hightened risk taking and agression which supports decision-making under pressure as well, no? But then when we got brains big enough to process the idea, we didn't had brains big enough to get this so it became "bigger monkey = better monkey" and the rest is history, I guess.

    • @ben91869
      @ben91869 Год назад +98

      @@Limrasson what an edgelord

  • @ApplePi3.1415
    @ApplePi3.1415 10 месяцев назад +409

    Fredrick's dad: You need to like manley thigs!!!
    Fredrick: I like men

  • @AfaqueAhmed_
    @AfaqueAhmed_ Год назад +397

    Fredrick :- I ain't bloodthirsty .
    Also Fredrick :- But to win you must strike first .

    • @johanroyce6324
      @johanroyce6324 Год назад +11

      Light Yagami said it best

    • @nevermindthegermans6242
      @nevermindthegermans6242 Год назад +4

      Machiavelli did nothing wrong.

    • @rennor3498
      @rennor3498 Год назад +14

      'Let he who wishes for peace be ready for war'

    • @pendragonxt3674
      @pendragonxt3674 Год назад +1

      @@johanroyce6324 and yet he lost in the end because he couldn’t defeat the team of Near and Mello, even though Light’s followers managed to kill Mello.
      And Matsuda did most of the damage to Light that caused his death.

    • @efaristi9737
      @efaristi9737 Год назад +6

      Well, that's still not being bloodthirsty. He made preemptive wars for strategical reasons, not because he had fun killing peoples.

  • @TumblinWeeds
    @TumblinWeeds Год назад +360

    There’s a saying in Chinese, “a pitiful man always has a hateful side”. I think that describes Fredrick. He could have grown up more open minded and enlightened, but it was squashed by his father. It’s hard to blame him for not being able to shake off his father’s influence entirely

    • @xenotypos
      @xenotypos Год назад +32

      That's what made him famous. His father may have been very harsh, but shaped the Prussian army and Frederick's military mind. We probably wouldn't talk about him if his father didn't have that influence.

    • @ahnafahmed4951
      @ahnafahmed4951 7 месяцев назад +8

      and at the same time without his father's influence there would be no Frederickthe Great

    • @revilokid
      @revilokid 6 месяцев назад +8

      @@ahnafahmed4951 maybe so but would that be a bad thing ?

    • @MrGksarathy
      @MrGksarathy 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@revilokidTrue.

    • @MrGksarathy
      @MrGksarathy 5 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@xenotyposDebatable, honestly.

  • @philtkaswahl2124
    @philtkaswahl2124 Год назад +166

    "For everything you'll learn about him that you'll like, he'll tend to have an equally awful quality."
    Applies to a lot of mostly fondly remembered historical figures, honestly. Or even prominent present ones.

    • @Prodigi50
      @Prodigi50 Год назад +19

      Applies to most people honestly. Everyone has an ugly side.

    • @Dap1ssmonk
      @Dap1ssmonk День назад

      @@Prodigi50everyone has at least one stupid opinion, most have many.

  • @harrisonlee9585
    @harrisonlee9585 Год назад +653

    "It would require a great philosopher and historian to explain the causes of the famous Seven Years' War." -The Narrator from Barry Lyndon

    • @scottanos9981
      @scottanos9981 Год назад +28

      "Everyone finna catch these hands" - Sun Tsu

    • @masterofdoots5965
      @masterofdoots5965 2 месяца назад

      "The score is still 5-2" -Napoleon Bonaparte

  • @todd7383
    @todd7383 10 месяцев назад +46

    Frederick the Great really said every night is boys’ night

  • @MyFandomsAreLit
    @MyFandomsAreLit 7 месяцев назад +53

    I’ve been watching this with my roommate’s brother, and he finally said what I’d been thinking, “Why are people so mean to talented people? Like, okay, you’re jealous, better yourself. Don’t ruin others.”
    I cackled.

    • @mione12gft71
      @mione12gft71 4 месяца назад

      But what are the jealous ppl in case?

    • @MyFandomsAreLit
      @MyFandomsAreLit 4 месяца назад

      A lot of people are jealous of those who have a talent or something they’re good at, and instead of finding their own calling, they choose to bring the other down

    • @mione12gft71
      @mione12gft71 4 месяца назад +1

      @@MyFandomsAreLit No, but I mean in the video, who was jealous of whom?

    • @MyFandomsAreLit
      @MyFandomsAreLit 4 месяца назад

      I don’t remember what the video was about but it this kid is a kindergartener acing middle school level math I don’t feel like questioning him tbh

  • @garabic8688
    @garabic8688 Год назад +200

    So Frederick the Great literally had a Hakuna Matata palace

  • @cortneyblohm466
    @cortneyblohm466 Год назад +388

    Oh man, I visited Sanssouci during a work trip to Berlin about 7 years ago and took a tour. The castle was extravagant. The stories the guides told about that place, some of the people who stayed there, etc were pretty crazy.

    • @redacted_lol
      @redacted_lol Год назад +11

      it's a lovely monument
      (even though the neighbouring Neues Palais outshines it in my opinion)

    • @manwithmountain
      @manwithmountain Год назад +3

      Envy! 😁

  • @sethmaki1333
    @sethmaki1333 Год назад +108

    If a period biopic of this man were made today, it would be not only a legit Oscar contender, it would be the hands down favorite. Hollywood needs get their thumbs out and do this project already.

    • @Thoralmir
      @Thoralmir Год назад +19

      They'd amplify his homosexuality and practically hide his misogyny.

    • @sarasamaletdin4574
      @sarasamaletdin4574 Год назад +8

      I would assume Germans have already more something? Hollywood doesn’t make that often biopics of non English speaking people. And biopics set prior to 20th century are quite expensive.

    • @Noidonteatbabiesstopasking
      @Noidonteatbabiesstopasking Год назад +9

      @@Thoralmir How do you ‘amplify’ homosexuality? It’s either there or it isn’t

  • @mohamedalshehri5535
    @mohamedalshehri5535 Год назад +286

    This series has been absolutely amazing

  • @I_Love_Learning
    @I_Love_Learning Год назад +358

    Thank You guys so much, I never knew Fredrick the Great was so interesting! You present what could be a stale encyclopedic article in a fun and engaging light.

    • @kalterverwalter4516
      @kalterverwalter4516 Год назад +7

      That is Not even the Tip of the Iceberg! Besides that His Father, Grande Father and Grande Grande Father Had all extreme Interesting lifes.

    • @dunkelheit5055
      @dunkelheit5055 Год назад

      @@kalterverwalter4516 Is Frederick I really that interesting? I barely ever found info's on him and most say he was mediocore despite formally creating the Kingdom of Prussia.

    • @kalterverwalter4516
      @kalterverwalter4516 Год назад +4

      @@dunkelheit5055 Yes absolutely. At least in my opinion. But more as a Person than Just from an Political Standpoint. He wasnt great but He wasnt a Garbage King Like Prussian Histography make him Out to be.
      He shared many similarities with His Predeceasora. Like His Grandson He wasnt His Fathers Favourite and wasnt meant to become the Elector/Duke of Prussia. And Like him He Loved Architecture, Science and Arts. He founded the Ancestors of the Prussian Academy of Science and the Prussian Academy of Arts.
      Like the Last Emperor Wilhelm the Seconds He was also crippled. His Nickname among the people was crooked Fritz.
      Dude there are so many Bigger and smaller Storys about him I cant wrote all down. If you are Interested House Of Historys has a 20 minutes Documentary about him. IT Just Covers the Basic stuff but still is a Great Video

    • @dunkelheit5055
      @dunkelheit5055 Год назад +1

      @@kalterverwalter4516 Thanks for the answer, I'll definitely watch that video. I always thought he was sort of mediocore, never considered him to be a bad King, but thank you alot for the Documentary. I didn't even know he founded thoose Institutions, they probly couldn't reach full potential though since his son imidately defunded them...

    • @I_Love_Learning
      @I_Love_Learning Год назад +1

      @@kalterverwalter4516 Thank You! I guess I have a rabbit hike to fall into!

  • @alexschusch7906
    @alexschusch7906 Год назад +210

    I think it's a bit sad that the series nearly never mentioned one of Frederick's inner politics like his big educations programs for the common population, his big migration program's were he provided shelter for oppressed Protestant's all over Europe in prussia or his big establishment of the potato that was one of the big factors why Prussia will become so powerful.

    • @DaJalster28
      @DaJalster28 Год назад +23

      Spoiler: youre gonna love episode 5

    • @alexschusch7906
      @alexschusch7906 Год назад +5

      @@DaJalster28 alright, thank you!

  • @WalkerKinsler
    @WalkerKinsler Год назад +142

    Thank you for explaining the French-British alliance switch for the Seven Years’ War. So many history channels have just mentioned it as a funny thing that happened without elaborating

  • @abcdef27669
    @abcdef27669 Год назад +127

    With those opinions about Austria and Christianity, I'm surprised that Frederick didn't tried to ally himself with the Ottoman Empire.

    • @Argacyan
      @Argacyan Год назад +62

      In fact, France had already had alliances with the Ottomans, so allying the Ottomans would've preserved the Prussian-French relations.

    • @enib5989
      @enib5989 Год назад +54

      The Ottoman empire at this period was not as strong as it had once been and was still recovering from previous wars with Austria and Russia. The Ottomans had little to gain from the 7 years war for the cost that it would incur. This is why they didn't join the conflict aside from some border squabbling with Austria near the end. Fredrick's poor diplomacy and the fact that Prussia did poorly in the war for the longest time, probably wouldn't have inspired the Sultan with his reliability as an ally

    • @spartanx9293
      @spartanx9293 Год назад +17

      What did you think he wouldn't hold a similar opinion on Islam?

    • @sarpyasar5893
      @sarpyasar5893 Год назад +2

      Well that was actually being one of the reasons of the first particion of poland ( stoping russia from gaining to much ottoman land and thus using them as a target to throw against the austria and russia itself) I am not native english speaker

    • @MD.Akib_Al_Azad
      @MD.Akib_Al_Azad Год назад +2

      @@spartanx9293 but they both hate the Austrians

  • @rikralph
    @rikralph Год назад +78

    "If they ever got married, he'd kick them out."
    Freddy the Based: Girls have cooties, I might catch it from you!

  • @MaxRobertoErikson
    @MaxRobertoErikson Год назад +14

    4:03
    "For everything you learn about him that you like, he'll tend to have an equally awful quality."
    I feel like you could say that about most historical figures, especially the further back you look.

  • @kellysunserenity4068
    @kellysunserenity4068 Год назад +25

    Love these episodes. Been interested to know more about Fredrick since he was mentioned in the Catherine the Great series. Wonderful job guys! Thank you!

    • @extrahistory
      @extrahistory  Год назад +1

      Thanks so much! We loved doing the series!~

  • @abcdef27669
    @abcdef27669 Год назад +22

    See the title of next episode: "Do You Want to Live Forever?"
    What a coincidence: I've watched the first Highlander movie yesterday.

    • @jansix4287
      @jansix4287 Год назад +2

      You better rewatch Starship Troopers. 😏

  • @climax050
    @climax050 Год назад +62

    Love finding out more about important historical figures! Here just after release and just want to say thanks EC for all you do :)

  • @littlekuribohimposte
    @littlekuribohimposte Год назад +24

    All I really know about the Seven Years War is while Prussia was fighting everyone in continental Europe, Britain was taking every French colony in America and India.

    • @xenotypos
      @xenotypos Год назад +2

      The biggest thing to remember is rather how Russia changed side just when Prussia was finally starting to break, and even helped them. It was due to a rather unbelievable reason. Truly a miracle.

  • @lilyminer9164
    @lilyminer9164 Год назад +202

    It almost feels like a good thing to learn about Fredricks flaws at this point. When learning about history I tend to take broad sweeps at peoples moralities and not see them as complex and nuanced human being. While I myself am part of the lgbtq+ community and love learning all sides of queer history the hateful beliefs he harboured, and more importantly inforced as an influential ruler shouldn’t be ignored.

    • @rasmusn.e.m1064
      @rasmusn.e.m1064 Год назад +30

      Exactly. Saints become monsters and monsters become saints. Only people remain people.

    • @thefutureisnowoldman7653
      @thefutureisnowoldman7653 Год назад +18

      It's common for members of the LGBT community to make sweeping judgements without looking for deeper context.

    • @Medvelelet
      @Medvelelet Год назад +4

      @@thefutureisnowoldman7653 Kek

    • @ramenbomberdeluxe4958
      @ramenbomberdeluxe4958 Год назад +39

      @@thefutureisnowoldman7653 Thats a grand sweeping judgment in and of itself though. Plus it's vague as hell, so it can sadly be easily weaponized against them too. You should at LEAST consider rephrasing this sentence.

    • @eldorados_lost_searcher
      @eldorados_lost_searcher Год назад +27

      @@thefutureisnowoldman7653
      It's common for people to make sweeping judgements without looking for deeper context.
      There, I fixed it for you.

  • @nicolasdiaz1542
    @nicolasdiaz1542 Год назад +20

    Frederick's reign feels like a 4x game

    • @Xalerdane
      @Xalerdane Год назад +3

      Specifically, _Europa Universalis._

  • @jacob4920
    @jacob4920 Год назад +29

    Have to agree with the "Using Professional Wrestling to Teach History" argument. If American education had used this tactic when I was a young adult, American Adult Males nowadays would be among the most historically educated people in the entire universe (every boy I knew in Middle School, including myself, was nose-deep in WWF/WCW Wrestling back in the day)!

  • @Some_Guy_In_Ohio
    @Some_Guy_In_Ohio Год назад +12

    "Privately, he was an outspoken atheist"
    😄 Attention Editor: pick one 😄

  • @hannahcrossett3415
    @hannahcrossett3415 Год назад +9

    Frederick is so cool! Thank you so much for sharing him!

  • @comediccomrade5716
    @comediccomrade5716 Год назад +22

    Man Frederick really said “bros before hoes”

  • @JustmeandBob
    @JustmeandBob Год назад +1

    Man, I hadn't seen an extra history series for a loooong time, like 2021-2022 long.
    Feels good to come back to quality content once again :D

  • @filipp0tonelli
    @filipp0tonelli Год назад +53

    Fantastic episode! Have you ever considered doing a serie on Alexander the Great of Macedonia?

  • @Boring_Animation_Studio
    @Boring_Animation_Studio Год назад +27

    Amazing animation and the history is so freaking great.

  • @tabithajones3809
    @tabithajones3809 Год назад +4

    Great history lesson once again! Keep up the good work! :D

  • @LifeHackTobi
    @LifeHackTobi Год назад +3

    Honestly the best ad for Nebula is You Tube itself, I had for ads watching this video, gonna get Nebula now

  • @ohoneysenpie9781
    @ohoneysenpie9781 Год назад +5

    I genuinely love your guys's content but I'd probably still watch it on RUclips only for the fact that it's like watching TV I got to wait a week for the next new episode

  • @jeremy1860
    @jeremy1860 Год назад +79

    You know, in hindsight, it's weird that the SYW wasn't remembered as the legit First World War 🤔

    • @poilboiler
      @poilboiler Год назад +16

      Was it fought in and involved many nations fron several other continents as well? That's kinda a requirement for a WORLD war.

    • @pluemas
      @pluemas Год назад +53

      ​@@poilboiler it did, Britain got involved and that meant that there was fighting in America, India, Africa and the Philippines. This was not just Europeans fighting in those places either, the Mughals, several African kingdoms and several American and Asian groups were involved.

    • @maxkogler1830
      @maxkogler1830 Год назад +24

      @@pluemas
      It was almost as World Warry as WW1.

    • @poilboiler
      @poilboiler Год назад +4

      @@pluemas Neat, I didn't know that.

    • @beeaggro2593
      @beeaggro2593 Год назад +9

      @@poilboiler Yeah it was everywhere. It's actually how Washington and co got their start and basically led to the US Revolution. Like it was fought in Detroit and St. Louis for example

  • @AKAZA-kq8jd
    @AKAZA-kq8jd Год назад +9

    Oh no 7:25 A coalition of nations against one small nation who will save them form the bullies the parallels to the napoleonic wars are so fascinating and Frederick the great deserves a lot of credit.

  • @Basement_crusader
    @Basement_crusader Год назад +15

    Fredrick the great is basically a redditor

  • @danielsantiagourtado3430
    @danielsantiagourtado3430 Год назад +13

    Go frederick! Can't wait to see his masterpiece!

  • @night_dust_shade
    @night_dust_shade Год назад

    You guys did a great job. I have been watching your videos since 2021, and I really have enjoyed it 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @I-am-Hrut
    @I-am-Hrut Год назад +9

    Frederick the Great! Out the gate, first servant of state!

  • @LoudRevised
    @LoudRevised Год назад +20

    “Everyone’s favorite fighting Prussian!” -
    Erb Alexander the Great vs Ivan the Terrible

  • @whyyaskkwhyy
    @whyyaskkwhyy Год назад +16

    Thank you for at least mentioning some of the less savory thing Fredrick did/ was, even if i wish youd gone into more detail. All too often historical figures are mythological near gods rather than human people

  • @dietogetherfighttogether2463
    @dietogetherfighttogether2463 Год назад +1

    Yesterday I visited Potsdam and saw his palace Sanssouci , his grave his park it was so emotional for me that walking in his park his garden. The garden he walked and lived I really would want to travel to the past and wanna see him alive while he walk in Sanssouci Park..

  • @aaronnataren4861
    @aaronnataren4861 Год назад +8

    I hope this is understood.
    A lot of people get the title great, not because everything goes great for them, but because despite everything hitting rock bottom for them, they find a way to rise to the challenge, they create their success, they walk it off, and keep moving forward, and by doing so, they become great.

  • @thenaiam
    @thenaiam Год назад +2

    Yeess! Extra Mythology! I had almost given up on expecting more videos.

  • @bagelboys9428
    @bagelboys9428 Год назад +10

    This is awesome! Its my birthday today and all im watching is this series AGAIN. Thank you extra credits!!! amazing birthday gift!

  • @DasNetzwerk
    @DasNetzwerk Год назад +3

    This series about Frederick the Great ist really great!

  • @JoeJackaboa
    @JoeJackaboa Год назад +2

    Not getting nebula. Can't get enough of the cliffhangers and the suspense.

  • @jjwhalen2587
    @jjwhalen2587 Год назад +2

    Just watched the next episode on nebula... Loved the Bastard Pac cameo!

  • @GigaRoman
    @GigaRoman Год назад +64

    Frederick was at his peak in the 7 years war

    • @CometTheProto
      @CometTheProto Год назад +8

      In 1757 yeah, after that it was only downhill until Empress Elizabeth died.

    • @patrickjeffers7864
      @patrickjeffers7864 Год назад +2

      He got lucky...

    • @GigaRoman
      @GigaRoman Год назад +3

      @@patrickjeffers7864 no the Austrians were more competent than years before,but that badbutt of Frederick still managed to kick their butt and elevate a nation that before him could challenge no more than Saxony into a great power

    • @patrickjeffers7864
      @patrickjeffers7864 Год назад +5

      @@GigaRoman not saying he wasn't a great general, perhaps the greatest tactician..and yes the Austrians under Daun were way more formidable. But dude was on the point on collapse, even suicidal because he couldn't prevent prussia's destruction. Like the u.s civil war, the south had better commanders but the north had numbers, eventually that will start to show. But unlike the u.s, where Lincoln lived until the theater, the tsarina died. Fred was saved. That's it

    • @andrewklang809
      @andrewklang809 Год назад +2

      The Prussian army was getting ground to dust, Berlin was burning. The Kingdom on the verge of extinction. 🎵 Thooooose were the daaaaaaaaaays.....🎵

  • @nathanr.9507
    @nathanr.9507 Год назад +11

    Out the gate, first servant of state!
    Oblique attack tactics ain't exactly straight!
    He's got creative talents and battle malice!
    Hard as steel on the field, genteel in the palace!

  • @robertm.8653
    @robertm.8653 Год назад +14

    In a 12 minute video there were around 9 minutes of content and 3 minutes of talking about Nebula/ending.
    So now the videos are 75% content, and the rest go towards encouraging us to support the channel and shout-outs to patrons, which is a nice deal.

    • @Citsatpans
      @Citsatpans Год назад

      I will admit though, I get irate when it is a 3-minute Hello Fresh ad.

  • @jish55
    @jish55 Год назад +6

    Cannot wait for next weeks episode, cause oh boy does Frederick nearly get ganked, where his only reason for not dying was thanks to Peter the 3rd idolizing him so much and essentially ending the war with Prussia against what Elizabeth had wanted before her passing.

  • @veldrensavoth7119
    @veldrensavoth7119 Год назад +3

    5:45 bro the fact they hate each so much and never even DATED

  • @easternhills1329
    @easternhills1329 Год назад +1

    6:48 that explosion zoom in is so good!

  • @alirezarivandi3553
    @alirezarivandi3553 Год назад +1

    Hey extra history.
    Would you kindly write "finale episode" when the last episode of any series is uploaded?
    I start watching these series once the finale episode is available. (sorry, I'm too impatient to watch one single episode per week and wait one week for the next episode to be uploaded.) Love you guys❤️❤️❤️

  • @arturowagner4728
    @arturowagner4728 Год назад +3

    Visited Sanssoucci many years ago. Impressive place!

  • @bhupsquad6589
    @bhupsquad6589 Год назад +4

    I love this series

  • @francoserrano8909
    @francoserrano8909 Год назад

    Thanks for translate the videos!

  • @mepmepimabee9866
    @mepmepimabee9866 2 месяца назад +1

    9:54 That was so sudden, yet so welcome

  • @peterhickman9082
    @peterhickman9082 Год назад +1

    The music for this series is is my favorite!

  • @blairscartoonshistory7477
    @blairscartoonshistory7477 Год назад +5

    I think Napoleon said that if you fight the same enemy to much they learn to defeat you ( I can’t remember the Exact quote)

  • @michaelmoon3429
    @michaelmoon3429 Год назад +16

    Since you covered the Hundred Years War and the Field of Cloth of Gold could you cover the Anarchy, Henry II of England, or the Wars of the Roses?

    • @henrysolarta9552
      @henrysolarta9552 Год назад +1

      They already did the 100 years war

    • @MixerRenegade95
      @MixerRenegade95 Год назад +1

      @@henrysolarta9552 Yeah, Michael had already said that.

  • @dapperduck4250
    @dapperduck4250 4 месяца назад

    We all have postive and negative qualities, yet is the value we place on those qualities which determines our character and our moral compass

  • @HisCarlnessI
    @HisCarlnessI Год назад +2

    The nebula ad is indeed the last entire quarter of the video. If it feels like it's weirdly wrapping up early that's why.

  • @VSastrocompasss
    @VSastrocompasss Год назад +3

    Fredrick is a great name. Fredric ♧ 📺

  • @snapchatsnacks3154
    @snapchatsnacks3154 Год назад +9

    Eugene of savoy would make a great series

  • @vibepenguin4459
    @vibepenguin4459 Год назад +15

    You lot should do a series on Alfred the Great!

  • @alfrancisbuada2591
    @alfrancisbuada2591 Год назад +3

    And thus began my nation's long revolution

  • @Christian_731_Channel
    @Christian_731_Channel Год назад +10

    6:39 You showed a larger British-Hanover than it was, as you added Swedish-Pomerania.

    • @zafelrede4884
      @zafelrede4884 Год назад

      Yeah the maps on these series are never accurate.

  • @coolio3267
    @coolio3267 Год назад +19

    I'm kinda dissapointed that one of these episodes isn't called "the miracle of the house of brandenburg"

    • @Packless1
      @Packless1 Год назад +1

      ...in the classic anime 'Neon Genesis Evangelion' Major Misato Katsuragi says: "A miracle only happens, if somebody effects it."
      ...and she's right...!
      ...so it was a miracle, because Frederic griped the opportunities...!

    • @alexschusch7906
      @alexschusch7906 Год назад

      Hopefully this is how the next episode is called

    • @daspotato895
      @daspotato895 Год назад +1

      He wasn't of the house of Brandenburg, it was the house of Hohenzollern

    • @evilofparadise
      @evilofparadise Год назад +1

      @@daspotato895 Frederick himself called it “the miracle of the house of brandenburg”. Besides, the house of Hohenzollern can also be called the house of brandenburg as they ruled and ruled from the electorate of brandenburg, just as the house of Habsburg has also been called the house of Austria because they ruled and ruled from the archduchy of Austria

    • @daspotato895
      @daspotato895 Год назад +2

      @@evilofparadise I genuinely didn't know that. Thanks for the correction.

  • @rotmistrzjanm8776
    @rotmistrzjanm8776 Год назад +5

    0:57 *Laughs in Casimir III the Great from Poland*

  • @jaydenfox7309
    @jaydenfox7309 Год назад +2

    He has the Best videos ever 😊

  • @generalsmite7167
    @generalsmite7167 Год назад +11

    Imagine Frederick the great fighting napoleon the world would shake

    • @Game_Hero
      @Game_Hero Год назад +6

      "finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary!" -Frederick

    • @maarekstele2998
      @maarekstele2998 Год назад +3

      French columns vs prussian calvary and lines, sounds apocalyptic to me

  • @Ellespacejourney
    @Ellespacejourney Год назад

    Incredible!

  • @breadcat0469
    @breadcat0469 Год назад +6

    You know its a good day when extra credits upload and you find out that holding a sawblade in public is technically legal in the UK

  • @themangix357
    @themangix357 Год назад +4

    * Frederick the Great feeling great on his "accomplishments" *
    Barbarossa and Bismarck: * FACEPALM * this imbecile...

  • @Suojeluninja
    @Suojeluninja Год назад +1

    Did visit his summerhouse in Potsdam once. Can recommend.

  • @chenzyjerry
    @chenzyjerry Год назад

    Nice video!

  • @sourabhmayekar3354
    @sourabhmayekar3354 Год назад

    Good one guys

  • @wrathofnerds
    @wrathofnerds Год назад +1

    Excuse me while I geek out so hard over the fWo shirt and Jim Ross style big hat.

  • @adams8584
    @adams8584 Год назад +3

    5:43 Its a oversimplification that Silesia was Protestant. While the larger part of it, known as Lower Silesia, was mostly Protestant at the time, Upper Silesia was almost completely Catholic (with the exception of Duchy of Cieszyn/Teschen, which remeined with Austria anyway), and even Lower Silesia had a large minority of Catholics, espacially before Prussian takeover.

  • @shreyashshreekant148
    @shreyashshreekant148 Год назад +2

    As great as freddy is, this is where you see the difference between him and napoleon. One was bad at diplomacy, the other had a bigger alliance to face and no fucks to give

  • @fakename2890
    @fakename2890 Год назад +2

    A video series on the Takeda clan would be great or just on Takeda Shingen.

  • @ferretyluv
    @ferretyluv Год назад +2

    “Privately outspoken” is an oxymoron.
    He’s playing the flute backwards.

  • @davidlssekarpantschof2107
    @davidlssekarpantschof2107 Год назад +4

    Finally!’

  • @MaskHysteria
    @MaskHysteria Год назад +6

    Would love to see a video on George Washington's involvement in helping to trigger the Seven Years War at Fort Necessity.

    • @NY-rg3gy
      @NY-rg3gy Год назад +1

      Make it 'choose your 9wn adventure' with assasination of diplomat

  • @thebestteammate6528
    @thebestteammate6528 Год назад

    I love this

  • @Bigtime_Dave
    @Bigtime_Dave Год назад +10

    Great video, really love your channel. But could u guys do more video on African kingdoms and history

  • @ErikHare
    @ErikHare Год назад +3

    I know you can't mention everything but in the lies episode it would be great if you could mention JS Bach

  • @chipchilinkachip910
    @chipchilinkachip910 Год назад +3

    I like Frederick more with each episode.

  • @jasonsdailysafari5409
    @jasonsdailysafari5409 Год назад

    Finally!

  • @MarcMagma
    @MarcMagma Год назад +4

    Great series but I'm a bit disappointed that there was no mention of Fritz meeting Catherine and sending her to Russia as a plug for the Catherine-series...

  • @sillygoose7646
    @sillygoose7646 Год назад +4

    So his summer home was named Hakuna Matata? What a wonderful phrase!

  • @goofymode8205
    @goofymode8205 Год назад +6

    He really had his own "no girls allowed club"

  • @Valery0p5
    @Valery0p5 Год назад +2

    3:37 still better than whatever the Da Vinci Code came up with, lol. (Like this wasn't the actual reason for Leonardo's artistic choices)

  • @efaristi9737
    @efaristi9737 Год назад +1

    that's good, i don't think there is many peoples that realised that peace is temporary and it's always only a question of time before the next one broke out so better prepared yourself for the worst and hope for the best.
    5:11 A shame their personnal relationship wasn't as good...