Swiss Guards defend the Tuileries Palace
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The Swiss Guards of Louis XVI valiantly defend the Tuileries Palace against superior numbers on August 10, 1792. Later, the Swiss are overwhelmed and massacred by the revolutionary swine.
The Marseillais rushed in, fraternized with the gunners of the National Guard, reached the vestibule, ascended the grand staircase, and called on the Swiss Guard to surrender. "Surrender to the Nation!", shouted Westermann in German. "We should think ourselves dishonored!" was the reply. "We are Swiss, the Swiss do not part with their arms but with their lives. We think that we do not merit such an insult. If the regiment is no longer wanted, let it be legally discharged. But we will not leave our post, nor will we let our arms be taken from us."
Idiots
What badasses.
Chills down my span
Swiss Guard. The one's the best military formation in the history of the world. Respect for them. Greetings from Cracov, Poland :)
I am swiss and going to join the pontifical swiss guard. If you think they are just a ceremonial guard you couldn’t be more wrong. They are well trained, armed with the best that weapon industry has to offer and are determined to give everything, even their lifes, for those who entrusted them with their safety! With the traditional loyalty and fighting spirit of our people! Vive le roi! Vive l'église catholique!
Freut mich sehr zu hören, dass es "sowas" noch gibt. Würde mich freuen, Sie gelegentlich kennenlernen zu dürfen. Ansonsten: alles Gute in Rom und Gottes Segen ! Pour dieu et le roi ! Mit den besten Grüssen aus dem Freiamt.
🙂 God bless you. I'm Catholic and I love the Pope and the Church despite its many corruptions
Were you able to?
How's the guard goin?
Elite troops generally live for this sort of moment, that one time they could distinguish themselves so singularly in the pages of history. The Swiss were mercenaries of world reknown throughout the 16th and 17th centuries, they lived for the fight but seldom cared under which flag it came.
I've seen you everywhere on videos like this.
One of the most surreal moments of my recent years was being down in the catacombs of Paris and seeing the skulls and bones of the Loyal Swiss Guards who perished defending the Tuileries Palace in August of 1792!
I went so far as to touch a few of the human remains which filled me with an unusual physical connection to history: This was a person who was actually at the Tuileries Palace when it was attacked by the Paris mob on August 10, 1792! Surreal!
Loyalty, Thy name was Swiss.
Honneur aux Suisses, qui ont su défendre la France et le Roi mieux que les Français durant la Révolution. Que leur sacrifice ne soit jamais oublié ! Ils resteront un des corps d'armée pour lequel j'ai le plus d'admiration !
1:37 Poor Frenchman. He just wanted to talk about Mountains.
The Swiss take no bullshit. If they say stop, you’d better stop or they’ll make you😂
One in the eye for the freemason revolutionaries, the Swiss Guard died at their posts. Brave Men.
Ce film défend les criminels de cette révolution. Celui qui a fait ce film Renoir l'ignorais comme beaucoup de français ignorent les crimes très nombreux de cette révolution. Vive notre Roy ⚜️
Christiane Vattier nous connaissons les excès de la révolution ! Mais tes rois n'ont rien compris à la souffrance de leur peuple . Ils ont eu une vie de plaisir dans leurs châteaux. Leur sort final était malheureusement inévitable , eu égard à leur comportement.Vive la nation plutôt que vive notre roi !
Vive Le Roi !
@@jean-louispirottin4144 C'est ce qu'ils vous ont dit (les vainqueurs, l'éducation républicaine), il y a des auteurs qui soutiennent que des semaines avant la chute de la Bastille, les portes de Paris étaient bloquées, provoquant des pénuries et la famine dans la ville, qui avec les milliers de révolutionnaires Des affiches et des tracts répartis stratégiquement dans toute la ville, ils ont réussi à enflammer la population et ont donc été incapables de la manipuler. Creusez plus profondément et étudiez la véritable histoire, l'histoire officielle qu'ils nous racontent est celle qu'ils veulent nous faire croire, même l'histoire des brioches de Marie-Antoinette est fausse.
man, that man mocking the soldiers saying that should leave to mountains had it coming, if a man says that prefer to die instead of leaving it's arms, take it granted and get the hell out of there if you are not willing to fight xD
I didn’t think it was mockery. I thought it was genuine -
Viva la monarquía!
*Honor et Fidelitas*
1.36. right answer! xD
this movie is: La marseillaise
The Rule of the mob. Louis XVI was not a tyrant. . RIP brave men.
ps: Robespierre got his first statue in… the Soviet Union
lucky you weren’t some parisian peasant during his reign huh?
your french republic wouldn’t even be a thing if it weren’t for the ideals of the revolution.
I also like the mountains. 1:37
Vive la monarchy !!! Down with the revolution.
Yes, Joe, long live the King!!
Long live the Monarchy !
Well it's too late the king is long gone and France has a president now
Joe Garingan Vive la Nation ! Vive la République une et indivisible ! Liberté, égalité et fraternité ! Les rois n'ont rien compris à la souffrance de leur peuple et leur disparition était inévitable eu égard à leur comportement égoïste .
@@jean-louispirottin4144 Jacobin propagande
What movie is this?
This scene is taking from a movie called " La Marseillaise" which was released in 1938 & directed by Jean Renoir.
What is this movie ???
Louis XVI has escaped to the Parliament. Why did the Swiss defend the furnitures at Tuilleries?
vsovereign3 king Louis sent messege to the Swiss with orderder to surrender but message didn't come or come but too late. The Swiss Guard was the most faithfull royal formation and the general the Swiss had opinions "royal formation" so revolutionaries didn't trust them. I think the Swiss soldiers feared of disarmament ( as a last resort loss of life ) and their concers were not unreasonable. The great confusion, problem with communication, fear and honour so we have got a legend
Back then many Swiss made income by working as mercenaries. Over the time Swiss people has realized that mercenary works require trust, and so they began to stick loyal and faithful to their employers until the contract ended. The way they have thought (and they were right) was that if they were to run away in fear while still in contract, their descendants won’t be able to work as mercenaries anymore by future employers, and to gain the ultimate trust from their employers and future employers they sticked loyal to their employers no matter how harsh the conditions were.
Them sticking around probably made people think that the king is still there.
As I see it the Swiss Guard didn't have any illusions about either Louis XVI. or the Jacobins.
But what choices did they have anyway?
To give a bit of added context, 9 days before this happened the Old Swiss Confederacy had its 501 anniversary.
The perpetual peace treaty with Francis I. had been signed 276 years ago and the agreement had never been betrayed by either side.
For 276 years the Swiss had been France's elite warrior class, nobody outranked them in prestige.
I see why the Illuminati is based in Switzerland now
erinnert mich für moderne und historische Schweizer Garde
moderne und historische Schweizer Garde
Vive le roy et à bat la république !!!
Vive le Roi !
Vive people poor
@@asaadnaeem4121 Vive le Roy et vive le peuple, à bat la république!!
What is name this film ??????
Ich denke noch an unsere Brüder😢
Are they right or wrong?
The Swiss Guards? They are right.
If one believes most situations in life are relative (to the first person observer) thereby subjective in nature , I suppose it depends on who you ask.
To be loyal and brave never is wrong
There is no right or wrong in history.
Hard to say. They gave a pledge, made a promise to the King of France, to fight for him loyally until discharged. They just kept their word.
what movie is this from?
This scene is taking from a movie called " La Marseillaise" which was released in 1938 & directed by Jean Renoir.
That Hamilton Woman 1940.
well the one thing I will never understand in this moive is why the siwss guard sallied forth beyond the palace when they were out numbered more then 10 to 1. what logical sence was there for the guard to do that.
18tangles in what way then and I see.
18tangles I c.
The guards are loyal. They made their last stand.
If i am the commander of a regiment back then. I will remain loyal to the king or ruler i serve and fight to death. Even if it is a lost cause.
Except only if the soldiers under me doesn't want to fight. So i have no choice.
Delbert Baron Lee ik. unlike the next batch that had to hold the place.
Well we have to face the facts that each person or country has its own ambitions.
As long as human beings exsist. There will be wars. It will never end.
qual il nome questo la film ?????
What movie is this???
Does anyone know what movie this is from
according to voley1995, it's la marseillaise
(napp28 also said that it was la marseillaise)
@@gravyfloppa1314 ok, thanks
Soulless mercenaries
Vive la Nation, Vive la République une et indivisible ! Liberté, égalité, fraternité ! Plus jamais de dictature par des monarques absolutistes , égoïstes et indifférents aux souffrances de leur peuple ! Vive la révolution française !
Vive people poor 🌹🌹🌹🌹
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:)
The national guard attacked one of the Swiss officers first, let's not get it twisted
yep, and after the king forced the swiss guard to stand down, the french revolutionaries slaughtered them.
What movie is this from?
according to voley1995, it's la marseillaise
(napp28 also said that it was la marseillaise)