With music like this,it's no surprise to me that the Old Guard fought with such audacity! A great song from an even greater nation,vive la France from Great Britain! :-)
"The ideas that underpin our modern world-meritocracy, equality before the law, property rights, religious toleration, modern secular education, sound finances, and so on-were championed, consolidated, codified and geographically extended by Napoleon. To them he added a rational and efficient local administration, an end to rural banditry, the encouragement of science and the arts, the abolition of feudalism and the greatest codification of laws since the fall of the Roman Empire. " -Andrew Roberts, British historian.
Yes, we know Andrew Roberts! This begs the question why did French women not get suffrage until 1945? Roberts is typical of upper class, white, male orientated historian. Nauseating little man.
C'est vrai, mon ami, le Chant du départ était le hymne de l'empire. You're right, Napoleon did not ban la Marseillaise, though he did not encourage it either. Davout's troops played it as they entered Berlin in 1806.
For the "Chant du départ", in the contrary it was even regarded under the Empire as its Anthem It's true that during 25 years (between the Revolution of 1789 at the end of the Empire in 1815) with all these wars to be made against the kingdoms which attacked France, the French citizen left much at his home ^^
For the Marseillaise, Napoleon never prohibits it officially, but he did not like it's true Especially not for political reasons but for sentimental reasons ^^ (on the contrary even the 1st time that he hears it in the presence of Rouget of Lisle his creator, he thanks it for the song) It's only later when he learned that Rouget of Lisle was the lover of Joséphine the great love of Napoleon, that it have evil has to hear the Marseillaise ^^
The duke of Wellington said that just the presence on Napoleon on the battlefield was the equivelent of adding 10,000 men to his forces. The is no desputing that napoleon was a great General
@@gutsjoestar7450 sans les prussiens les anglais se serait fait massacrés et enfoncés leur centre donc non les prussiens ont sauvés le cul des anglais à waterloo
@@supracsgo5040 peut être seul le courage de Wellington et de ses homme nous l'aurait dit, mais les gars anglais ont bien tenu contre la garde impérial ,
@@gutsjoestar7450 Contre la moyenne garde.. et avec les prussiens sur le flanc français il a pu prendre tout les régiments qu'il lui resté pour les tournés contre la moyenne garde donc forcément à 2 contre 1 c'est tjrs plus facile et encore il y a 3 régiments anglais qui ont détallés la vieille garde n'a jamais combattu les anglais mais les prussiens à plançenoit pour couvrir la retraite de l'armée
Pour le "Chant du départ", faux, tout au contraire il fut même considéré sous l'Empire comme son Hymne Il est vrai que pendant prés de 30 ans (de la Révolution de 1789 à la fin de l'Empire en 1815) avec toutes ces guerres à mener contre les royaumes qui nous attaquaient, le citoyen français partait beaucoup de chez lui ^^
Pour la Marseilaisse Napoléon ne l'interdit jamais vraiment officiellement, mais il ne l'amait pas c'est vrai Surtout pas pour des raisons politiques mais pour des raisons sentimentales ^^ (au contraire même la 1ère fois qu'il l'entends en présence de Rouget de Lisle son créateur, il l'en remercie vivement) Ce n'est que bien plus tard lorsqu'il appris que Rouget de Lisle fut l'amant de Joséphine le grand amour de Napoléon, qu'il eu du mal a entendre la Marseillaise ^^
nice video to this tribute 5 stars :-) but you don't choice the perfect french military songs for this tribute my friend ^^ for example "The prisoner of Holland" or "Auprès de ma blonde" its other title, was sung less by French Army during the Revolution and Empire wars ^^ she was more used by French Royal Army in 18th century on the reign of Louis XIV and after during the 19th by the French Republic Army
i have all military march and song of Empire and that would have been more "reality" with for example the "Chant du départ" the hymn of Empire :-) despite that it's a very nice video ;-)
@kinabaluish it does aboit 90% of the world. apart from those nations u mentioned. even in those nation its citizens liked bonapart but wot the goverment did is wat it does todai, out classes a person. so dey made him into this great thieve of europe like they do with modern terorizm but even then people didnt believe it
Vive Napoleon! He was a megalomanic, ruthless, gambled and frittered away his soldiers, refused the counsel of his subordinates, created puppet governments, installing his kin. Failed in Spain and Russian (where there he squandered 600,000 of the best soldiers in Europe. The age of Napoleon is fascinating; but it is also an abject lesson about not following demigods to ruination.
kelly1863 He also saved France from the subjugation of tyrants on 5 separate occasions, brought liberal reforms to some of the most overbearingly conservative nations on the planet, paved the way for a united Germany, fostered social and scientific reforms that would change the world, and paved the way for the reintroduction of Oriental culture into Europe. Among other things. So yeah, fuggg afff my emprur
the music & guard, like Macron, Sarkozy, & Napolon short, little men, the personification of the Frenchman- the strutting cock crowing pretentiously upon his dungheap at bears, eagles and lions. Even Mali threw out the French as they were useless at fighting the Islamic State. The Mali hired real men- Russians: Cossacks and Chechens. The self same that destroyed Napoleon at Borodino and harried them from Moskow. When Hitler conquered France in 6 weeks, the world cheered, especially Ho Chin Minh, a hearty Victor Victoria Deutschland! Blowing up the Versailles train carriage was the Kirsche upon the Schwarzburg torte. Blücher would have cheered.
C' est pourquoi je refuse d' apprendre l' Anglais. Apprendre l' Anglais c' est comme se soumettre. Les anglais ne peuvent pas Gagner sur Une bataille Non! Waterloo certes, mais Austerlitz d' Abord!
Les Anglais ont perdu à Waterloo ! Dans Les Ligne Anglaise il y avait des Prussiens plus les prussiens de Blucher Il y avait plus de Prussiens que d'anglais ! En Plus avant l'arrivé de Blucher La Garde imperial était entrein de faire reculé les anglais ! Waterloo = Victoire Prussienne !
"The Guard dies, but the Guard does not surrender!"
Merde !
Yes true
But I have not died and I have already surrendered!
Boom! said Wellington and the world was rid of them.
With music like this,it's no surprise to me that the Old Guard fought with such audacity! A great song from an even greater nation,vive la France from Great Britain! :-)
traitor!
Vive L'Empereur!!!
The middle Guard broke, the units of the old Imperial Guard either retreated in good order or stood and died. "The Guard dies but does not surrender".
Vive l'Empereur!
superb images and of course the grand music!
thanks :)
Aupres de ma blonde
A qu'il fait bon fait bon
vrey nice video
🎵Auprès de ma blonde qu'il fait bon fait bon 🎵
Oh...I know... Sauf que je dis, que Waterloo n' efface pas Austerlitz, ni les autres Victoires.
"The ideas that underpin our modern world-meritocracy, equality before the law, property rights, religious toleration, modern secular education, sound finances, and so on-were championed, consolidated, codified and geographically extended by Napoleon. To them he added a rational and efficient local administration, an end to rural banditry, the encouragement of science and the arts, the abolition of feudalism and the greatest codification of laws since the fall of the Roman Empire.
" -Andrew Roberts, British historian.
Yes, we know Andrew Roberts! This begs the question why did French women not get suffrage until 1945? Roberts is typical of upper class, white, male orientated historian. Nauseating little man.
@@Insperato62 U know nothing
Damn, i really respect the imperial guards, the best bastards in this time! hourra for them!
Vive L'Empereur
the Chant du Départ was interdised by Napoleon at the end of the Consulate, like La Marseillaise
C'est vrai, mon ami, le Chant du départ était le hymne de l'empire.
You're right, Napoleon did not ban la Marseillaise, though he did not encourage it either. Davout's troops played it as they entered Berlin in 1806.
and "hop!!" in my playlist "Age of Napoleon" ^^ :-)
Merci..
Génial.
For the "Chant du départ", in the contrary it was even regarded under the Empire as its Anthem
It's true that during 25 years (between the Revolution of 1789 at the end of the Empire in 1815) with all these wars to be made against the kingdoms which attacked France, the French citizen left much at his home ^^
For the Marseillaise, Napoleon never prohibits it officially, but he did not like it's true Especially not for political reasons but for sentimental reasons ^^ (on the contrary even the 1st time that he hears it in the presence of Rouget of Lisle his creator, he thanks it for the song)
It's only later when he learned that Rouget of Lisle was the lover of Joséphine the great love of Napoleon, that it have evil has to hear the Marseillaise ^^
J’aime cette march :)
C pa la marche de la garde imperial
Glorious
The duke of Wellington said that just the presence on Napoleon on the battlefield was the equivelent of adding 10,000 men to his forces. The is no desputing that napoleon was a great General
I thought it was 40,000
Heuuuu..... sorry my dear.....
Waterloo à été gagné par les PRUSSIENS mister. Ca les anglish refuseront de l’admettre. ^^
Vive l'Empereur !!!
bien dit !
les anglais ont bien gagner waterloo
c'est les anglais qui ont pris en tenaille les française et qui on résisté tout le long
@@gutsjoestar7450 sans les prussiens les anglais se serait fait massacrés et enfoncés leur centre donc non les prussiens ont sauvés le cul des anglais à waterloo
@@supracsgo5040 peut être seul le courage de Wellington et de ses homme nous l'aurait dit,
mais les gars anglais ont bien tenu contre la garde impérial ,
@@gutsjoestar7450 Contre la moyenne garde.. et avec les prussiens sur le flanc français il a pu prendre tout les régiments qu'il lui resté pour les tournés contre la moyenne garde donc forcément à 2 contre 1 c'est tjrs plus facile et encore il y a 3 régiments anglais qui ont détallés la vieille garde n'a jamais combattu les anglais mais les prussiens à plançenoit pour couvrir la retraite de l'armée
la garde IMPERIALE l'unité la plus crainte de tous les temps
@leonn54 Have you read Felix Markham's "Napoleon", or "Napoleon" by Vincent Cronin? "Napoleon for Dummies" is an excellent piece of work too.
I believe that he actually said 40,000, on account of an Empire: Total War quote
Pour le "Chant du départ", faux, tout au contraire il fut même considéré sous l'Empire comme son Hymne
Il est vrai que pendant prés de 30 ans (de la Révolution de 1789 à la fin de l'Empire en 1815) avec toutes ces guerres à mener contre les royaumes qui nous attaquaient, le citoyen français partait beaucoup de chez lui ^^
Nice.
Pour la Marseilaisse Napoléon ne l'interdit jamais vraiment officiellement, mais il ne l'amait pas c'est vrai
Surtout pas pour des raisons politiques mais pour des raisons sentimentales ^^ (au contraire même la 1ère fois qu'il l'entends en présence de Rouget de Lisle son créateur, il l'en remercie vivement)
Ce n'est que bien plus tard lorsqu'il appris que Rouget de Lisle fut l'amant de Joséphine le grand amour de Napoléon, qu'il eu du mal a entendre la Marseillaise ^^
perfect video like usually my friend :-)
5*****
Vive la guard vive las giletes jaunes 🇬🇧🇫🇷🦖
The Imperial Guard broke and ran !!!!
nice video to this tribute
5 stars :-)
but you don't choice the perfect french military songs for this tribute my friend ^^
for example "The prisoner of Holland" or "Auprès de ma blonde" its other title, was sung less by French Army during the Revolution and Empire wars ^^
she was more used by French Royal Army in 18th century on the reign of Louis XIV and after during the 19th by the French Republic Army
Vive les guard vive la France friends neighbours allies 🇬🇧🦖🇫🇷
Where are you?
dans la garde il n'a pas que les grenadiers il a les pontonnier les chasseurs les marin et j'en passe
et les canoniers...
@SuperBradva who said we dont like him? he was a fine enemy.
@MarcelBrayard lol...napoleon was italian...
LA GARDE MEURT MAIS NE SE REND PAS !
i have all military march and song of Empire and that would have been more "reality" with for example the "Chant du départ" the hymn of Empire :-)
despite that it's a very nice video ;-)
if you looks the channel of members here and my channel for example it will be a good beggining...
tout a fait et le reste qu'a laissé Napoléon à la France comme le code civil entre autre..
Waterloo !!!!
Viva la France
Napoleon was not an idiot...
Asking for mutual peace and respect then saying Napoleon was an idiot is not following your own advice!
@kinabaluish it does aboit 90% of the world. apart from those nations u mentioned. even in those nation its citizens liked bonapart but wot the goverment did is wat it does todai, out classes a person. so dey made him into this great thieve of europe like they do with modern terorizm but even then people didnt believe it
vive l' france
Vive Napoleon! He was a megalomanic, ruthless, gambled and frittered away his soldiers, refused the counsel of his subordinates, created puppet governments, installing his kin. Failed in Spain and Russian (where there he squandered 600,000 of the best soldiers in Europe. The age of Napoleon is fascinating; but it is also an abject lesson about not following demigods to ruination.
Merde
kelly1863 He also saved France from the subjugation of tyrants on 5 separate occasions, brought liberal reforms to some of the most overbearingly conservative nations on the planet, paved the way for a united Germany, fostered social and scientific reforms that would change the world, and paved the way for the reintroduction of Oriental culture into Europe. Among other things. So yeah, fuggg afff my emprur
pff don't worry, It's just an other epic french bashing fail...
Do you know Louis14.... le roi soleil?
Vive l'Empereur , boutons l 'anglais hors d' europe.
BAILEN (1808).
Rocroi
the music & guard, like Macron, Sarkozy, & Napolon short, little men, the personification of the Frenchman- the strutting cock crowing pretentiously upon his dungheap at bears, eagles and lions. Even Mali threw out the French as they were useless at fighting the Islamic State. The Mali hired real men- Russians: Cossacks and Chechens. The self same that destroyed Napoleon at Borodino and harried them from Moskow.
When Hitler conquered France in 6 weeks, the world cheered, especially Ho Chin Minh, a hearty Victor Victoria Deutschland! Blowing up the Versailles train carriage was the Kirsche upon the Schwarzburg torte. Blücher would have cheered.
Es lebe der Kaiser
C' est pourquoi je refuse d' apprendre l' Anglais. Apprendre l' Anglais c' est comme se soumettre. Les anglais ne peuvent pas Gagner sur Une bataille Non!
Waterloo certes, mais Austerlitz d' Abord!
pareil et si je suis mauvais en anglais c'est pour écorcher leur langue!!
Les Anglais ont perdu à Waterloo !
Dans Les Ligne Anglaise il y avait des Prussiens plus les prussiens de Blucher
Il y avait plus de Prussiens que d'anglais !
En Plus avant l'arrivé de Blucher La Garde imperial était entrein de faire reculé les anglais !
Waterloo = Victoire Prussienne !
ISRAEL AVEC L EMPEREUR !
Vive l'Empereur!
Vive l'Empereur
VIVE L'EMPEREUR!