The Prussian army looked very different in 1806, there were some attempts to modernise but it was still very slow and inflexible compared to the highly flexible French. That Davout was able to make a mockery of an enemy many time his size is a testament to his skill and the men he commanded. Davout deserves more credit than he gets sometimes and I often what a difference he might have made at Waterloo instead of Ney.
Marshall Davout achieved a greater success in that day, compared with Napoleon. Napoleon faced the enemy roughly in a 1:1 ratio, while Davout's people battled against the Prussians, 1 against 3.
The pronouncing of German and French names and places is appalling and painful. The battle is Jena (Yay-na). Please have respect for other cultures, not just your own. Take the time to properly research the names and places of your videos.
@@cinematicbattles559 I thought as such - please do a check of how names and places are pronounced before publishing. It would make for a much more enjoyable video.
It always amazes me how war an battle has changed thru out the years. How back then they just stood in a line an shot at each other, those were some brave men to stand there not knowing which of those bullets had their names on it. Then now it all about being sneaky and stealthy an mechanical weapons just very interesting
Davout, with only his own Corps, did outstandingly well against the majority of the Prussian Army, whilst Napoleon with the majority of his Army did quite poorly against only a part of the Prussians.
Beautiful creation. I would like to get in touch with you because I would like to propose a collaboration for my channel in Italian and another in German.
Listen, if you're going to make videos about history, it's very important to pronounce the names of historical figures and place names correctly, otherwise it becomes difficult to follow or to take the narrator seriously. The account of these great battles is harmed by amateurish narration.
@@timber750 Napoleon chose his generals based on loyalty like general bourmont but bourmont literally deserted with his staff and told Blucher napoleons plans but even blucher was so disgusted that he did not even wanna talk to him
@@PanzersoldatenNapoleon did trust Davout--that is why he left him in charge of Paris, rife with treacherous elements. The point I was trying to make was that Davout's tactical superiority compared with Ney might have been decisive at Waterloo. But Grouchy's dilatory pursuit of the retreating Prussians after Ligny is also in the picture.
They were usually kept in the prisons of the nations who captured them, facing years of captivity since prisoner exchanges were not a feature of the Napoleonic wars.
Total War is the last place you want to go to replicate historical battles from the 18th and 19th century. Incorrect drill, formations, uniforms and inaccurate depiction of the battles and their terrain. Any of Hiller's games are far better, even if you don't have a bunch of troops all bunched up.
bernadotte easy, he is good when he was governor or hannover, but when he become marshall he is like sakura & tarkin "useless and sabotages french army"
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The Prussian army looked very different in 1806, there were some attempts to modernise but it was still very slow and inflexible compared to the highly flexible French. That Davout was able to make a mockery of an enemy many time his size is a testament to his skill and the men he commanded. Davout deserves more credit than he gets sometimes and I often what a difference he might have made at Waterloo instead of Ney.
It would be nice if the live or computer voice would learn to pronounce French and German names. Duh-VOWT? von BLUTCHER? And many others. Come on!
The gross and absurd MISPRONOUNCIATIONS of places and names is ridiculous - and slovenly. Look them up if you have to,
My apologies the narration was generated using AI
Each of these animated armies consist of multiple sets of twin brothers! Impresssive. Like watching a video of an actual Napoleonic battle.
can't understand most of what he says because he butchered all the names
Marshall Davout achieved a greater success in that day, compared with Napoleon. Napoleon faced the enemy roughly in a 1:1 ratio, while Davout's people battled against the Prussians, 1 against 3.
Auerstedt was won by Marshal Davout, he won a battle he could not win…
Whilst Napoleon came very close to losing a gimme.
The pronouncing of German and French names and places is appalling and painful. The battle is Jena (Yay-na). Please have respect for other cultures, not just your own. Take the time to properly research the names and places of your videos.
My apologies the narration was generated using AI
@@cinematicbattles559 I thought as such - please do a check of how names and places are pronounced before publishing. It would make for a much more enjoyable video.
It always amazes me how war an battle has changed thru out the years. How back then they just stood in a line an shot at each other, those were some brave men to stand there not knowing which of those bullets had their names on it. Then now it all about being sneaky and stealthy an mechanical weapons just very interesting
Napoleon did not face the main Prussian army only a corp Davout faced n defeated the main Prussian Army
Please learn how to pronounce the names of principal figures.
My apologies the narration was generated using AI
Davout, with only his own Corps, did outstandingly well against the majority of the Prussian Army, whilst Napoleon with the majority of his Army did quite poorly against only a part of the Prussians.
Those are 1813 Prussians. They look nothing like the 1806 Army.
Only a few years, excuses, they had no chance against France at that time
Beautiful creation. I would like to get in touch with you because I would like to propose a collaboration for my channel in Italian and another in German.
Thank you :) Just give me an Email at cinemeticbattles@gmail.com
Listen, if you're going to make videos about history, it's very important to pronounce the names of historical figures and place names correctly, otherwise it becomes difficult to follow or to take the narrator seriously. The account of these great battles is harmed by amateurish narration.
My apologies , the narration is made using AI as I haven’t got a suitable voice actor unfortunately
The AI is dreadful. I think every name was pronounced incorrectly.
@@cinematicbattles559why don't you try yourself?
Agreed, even the main location of Jena is mispronounced. Get rid of this AI.
It was fine for 90% of viewers.
I found the video very interesting.
Thanks for making it.
The battle is pronounced YAY nuh. NOT "Geena". Marshal Davout is called "devout" instead of duh VOO. Just terrible. So many more.😝
My apologies the narration was generated using AI
Nobel invented TNT and they give the Nobel Prize for peace........
A great video and the narrative is very-well synchronized! Thank you.
Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed :)
Did I hear ‘under pressure from his wife’? That is a bold statement
Since my favorite marshal is davout this is one of my favorite battles also can you try doing Eylau or friedland
Yeah I’m thinking friedland for my next video😁
Oooo now time for the great marshal Lannes to show off
Too bad Napoleon did not have Davout with him on his final campaign.
@@timber750 Napoleon chose his generals based on loyalty like general bourmont but bourmont literally deserted with his staff and told Blucher napoleons plans but even blucher was so disgusted that he did not even wanna talk to him
@@PanzersoldatenNapoleon did trust Davout--that is why he left him in charge of Paris, rife with treacherous elements. The point I was trying to make was that Davout's tactical superiority compared with Ney might have been decisive at Waterloo. But Grouchy's dilatory pursuit of the retreating Prussians after Ligny is also in the picture.
A Prussian hurrah even with their marked decline.
Comme a si bien dit Bismarck
"Sans Iéna, pas d'Allemagne!"
They couldn't beat the British on the battlefield though as proved 8 times out of 10
Les traductions en français ne sont pas à la hauteur du sujet présenté !
Is this like a game, how did you recreate the scenes?
What happens to all those captured?
They were usually kept in the prisons of the nations who captured them, facing years of captivity since prisoner exchanges were not a feature of the Napoleonic wars.
@@manuelacosta9463I saw a book decades ago called "Napoleon, Gaoler of Europe", which probably detailed the situation.
Total War is the last place you want to go to replicate historical battles from the 18th and 19th century. Incorrect drill, formations, uniforms and inaccurate depiction of the battles and their terrain. Any of Hiller's games are far better, even if you don't have a bunch of troops all bunched up.
Wdym hillers games
are you using mods ?
Only an extra map mod
The Landwehr weren't created until 1813...
Davout is pronounced like "davoo". Why can these UA-cam narrators not pronounce words correctly?
AI narrators.
Why are you becoming mad on this video?
Excellent.
Good overall; atrocious pronunciation of both French and Prussian names. The town is pronounced "Yay-nah" not "Gina".
No one had a chance against France at that time on land
A simulation so suspect as to accuracy.
King fredrick who was involved in many wars said on his deathbed,he wished he could take it all back
Hardly a strategic success - he had no control over Ney !!! and the Prussians failed to press their advantage.
needs maps !
they / them and \\\
before the wa ar
One out of ten??
For Napoleon 1/10; for Davout 10/10.
Jena-Auerstadt 1806.Prussian Army of 1813-15 shown.Good grief!
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Love it dude!
Thanks for the support bro ❤️
so where was Bernadotte's troops? what happened? i know that he was anti Napoleon.
bernadotte easy, he is good when he was governor or hannover, but when he become marshall he is like sakura & tarkin "useless and sabotages french army"
Bernadotte was "anti" towards anybody than himself ...
Like Napoleon said about Bernadette "I raised a poison snake""!
epic man keep them rolling
Cheers bro
Great slaughtering of both soldiers, and the various commanders' names. Who is [Satchet]? Or [Rootsel] for that matter?
"Suchet" for the first.
Wrong prussians. The 1806 uniforn hat much more in common with the old ones from the 18th century. What we have here are the 1813s.
The 1806 Prussian Army would have looked familiar to Frederick the Great. The one shown was the 1813-15 Army of Blücher.
Nobody ever learns about war from the past. Ridiculous suffering because the Queen ordered her husband to to issue an ultimatum to the French maniac!
Napoleon was no "maniac". He was a supremely able individual.
Von Jena flog der preußische Adler 1814 nach Paris!
and the french flag made it to berlin in 1918 and 1945
French began
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