Boy is it a lot of work removing white supremacist comments! Anyways - time for CORRECTIONS/DISCLAIMERS: 2:01 - Wrong borders! While similar to the borders of the time - it is in fact the modern borders of the state of Haiti and the Dominican Republic 1:23 - While these names have indeed been used to describe the whole island they're not very accurate terms to use - especially today.
Maybe don't censor comments then. Let idiots expose themselves. It's also a pretty hard pass for me when one subjective person, you, get's to decicde what is a white supremacist comment. No thanks, breathing is white supremacy these days to some people. Also, there's like maybe 10k in the entire world, press X to doubt that you had a load of them in here. Would also be nice if you'd publicly state you'll remove any commemts glorifying or downplaying what happened to the innocents(mostly women and children, perhaps a few men) whites during all this, but I doubt you will. Oh that virtue, always just out of reach to those of us who are only doing it for the social currency.
@@FeatureHistory That's fine, be consistent then. Thanks for replying too. Also, inb4 someone comes on here stating I'm a crying white male, asian living in Ireland, so you can toss that excuse for my comments.
@@aarontynne6004 I would just call you stupid. Since that's your obvious take. The Haitian revolution summons the white racists who love to suddenly give a shit about the "innocent" women and children slavers. As if they didn't literally own other people and deliberately use massive violence to work tons of slaves to death.
@@aarontynne6004 For 5 years I did refrain from moderating my comment sections, but I now feel strongly that if I'm going to continue to cover and discuss controversial and traumatic subjects that I need to step in to prevent the harmful permeation of hateful disinformation. I feel while a great deal of my audience are great people, I've inadvertently allowed a subset of bigots to attach themselves to my content. I know this because I see their comments every day - and while my own moderation is mostly a Sisyphean task, I hope it'll be better than nothing. I fully intend to continue to allow comments that I disagree with or that even directly insult me, but I will step in and remove comments that reinforce hatred and bigotry against marginalised groups - especially when they do so with lies and the deliberate omission of facts. I'm sorry if my initial comment came off as a bit combative, I got a bit worked up focusing on the nastiness in the comment section. I would've fully agreed with you when I was younger, but now I think differently. In my own very videos I have made harmful comments, mostly under the guise of ironic comedy, but still I accidentally helped encourage this small part of my community to feel confident in their bigotry. It's important that I at the very least do something to rectify this now that I'm older, and I like to think, wiser. I hope you can understand where I'm coming from.
Fun fact: When Haiti entered the Olympic Games they realized Haiti and Lichtenstein had identical flags. Since then both countries added something to their flag. Haiti its coat of arms and Liechtenstein their princely crown.
@Olaka Don't know what's fun about that "fact". Also, what? They "graped" (gonna assume you meant raped) and enslaved the *indigenous* Haitians, "worse" than the Europeans? Are you suggesting that the African slaves weren't in fact brough to Haiti by Europeans, and existed there prior, and enslaved the indigenous people? I think you might be very confused, cos your comment makes no sense.
Hello from someone who was born and raised in Haiti, I appreciate you doing videos on the Haitian Revolution. It is not talked about enough. The Haitian Revolution is complex and it is nearly impossible to give it a shot, even when focusing from the arrival of the Europeans to the rule of the whole island by Toussaint Louverture, in 12 minutes. I believe you did a good job overall but there are couple points that could be emphasized on. Three revolutions in one: Yes, the Haitian Revolution was inspired by the French Revolution, which at its turns was inspired by the American Revolution. But it is important to realize that all 3 main classes on the island (Whites, Affranchis, Enslaved People), were fighting for something. Among the White class existed the people that were loyal to France and those who wanted an independent Saint-Domingue ruled by the Whites in which slavery would still be maintained. The White plantation owners who were for separation from France called themselves "Pompons Rouges", they were for a lot more representations, less taxations and the ability to trade with any countries and at the price they deem fit best (Lot of connections with the American Revolution). The Loyalists called themselves "Pompons Blancs" , and they were for the structure of the French Monopoly to be kept in place. As you mentioned, the Affranchis were for Equal Rights to the Whites as suggested in the Code Noir, the last one was a set of laws regarding the French colonies in the Caribbean at the time. Lastly, you had the Enslaved People fighting for their freedom. Lastly, Sonthonax did not abolish slavery in all French colonies out of courtesy, it was due to direct pressure from Toussaint Louverture. When all rebels were fighting for freedom for their own clan, Toussaint demanded that slavery to be abolished in all French colonies.
No thanks. Another "fluffy" Milk toast version! Haiti Is a a Living Hell directly because of Scumbags like Christopher Columbus. a Murderous pirate. These weak pathetic portrayals of history are quite Disgusting and DISINGENUOUS!
Hi, I agree. I’m grateful for videos like these. My name is Emmanuela Jean-Etienne. I am the second coming of Jesus Christ. I am Haitian American. I’m a civil rights activist, movement lawyer, & entrepreneur. I am calling for a ceasefire in Haiti as we prepare to rebuild our nation, starting in 2025, as the first truly “Smart Nation” in the world to run on 7G technology. Please tell any Haitians you know living abroad and in Haiti to read the books “Life 3.0” & “The Prince” and to order the AI games “Rise of Industries” & “Cities: Skylines II” (which comes out in October). The Queendom of Heaven will be on Earth in Haiti. John 3:16
Hello Jevah, how are you? You touched on a VERY important point, we must understand and RESPECT the history that occurred in Haiti, with historical facts and studies from the time and today, to understand the dynamics From conflicts. For that I recommend the channel (História Pública) history professor Ian Neves, who has extensive documents and academic rigor on the Haitian revolution, the name of the video is História Pública - Revolução Haitiana, The professor will even talk about how she influenced Brazil. Are there English subtitles.
Yesss! I was wondering that too! They came in fighting for the French, realized, 'hey, the Haitians are fighting for the same thing we are back home.' Flipped the bird to the French and joined the Haitains. Such a display of awesome standard on the part of the Poles.
For those interested, I recommend Georges by Alexandre Dumas, who was himself mixed race. It is about a 'mullato' who attempts to lead a slave revolt in Mauritius, get revenge on white colonialists, and marry a white woman. His father is a slave owner and his brother is a pirate slave trader. It's gives a very interesting insight into what living on plantation colonies is like and also insight into what Dumas' own views might have been (or what he may have felt able to write).
Dumas' father Thomas Alexandre Dumas was born in Haiti to a planter and his black mistress, raised and educated in France, joined the French Army and rose to General In Chief.
I wrote my thesis on the Haitian Revolution! I wrote about how the Haitian Revolution and the Aponte Rebellion, a failed slave rebellion in Cuba a few years later, both were fighting for the same goals and went about it differently.
Omg. I’m a Haitian subscriber and I somehow missed this video! UA-cam never sent me notification!! Thank you so much for this and informing how Haiti helped tear down slavery and colonialism
As an honorary Haitian I'm glad to see this topic covered more. Especially what happened directly *after* the revolution. Very relevant in modern day, especially in Haiti
Literally one of my favorite points in history. Toussaint Louverture was really remarkable imo. If you would have put him in any other civilization or time of distress in history he still would’ve went out a hero to the people.
AYYY! It's so good to have you back once more! The Haitian Revolution is such an interesting but messy conflict. Glad you made a vid on it (Now please do the Second Boer War like you said you might :)
"Where is this great man, whom nature owes to her afflicted, oppressed, and tormented children? Where is he? He will undoubtedly appear, he will shew himself, he will lift up the sacred standard of liberty." Abbé Raynal, 1770.
From all the history I have ever read or listed to this is the most depressing story. The whole history is Haiti is filled with blood, pain and suffering and I truly feel sorry from them.
@Emil Elholm When you look at the bigger picture of Haitian history post revolution you notice one thing. Every major power back than literary fucked Haiti somehow because Haiti was the first former slave colony to gain its independence. They all were racist when you compare them to modern standards. Yes there were horrible killing between every faction and mostly it was due to the color of their skill but that does not justify what what Haitian was gone true in 231 years of their independence. It is simply horrible and has been going on right to the present day. World could have done something but they dont simply care. And no they dont deserved it.
@@Ben-ek1fz Source of income? Slaves never got income from the slavers they rightfully killed. You have an incredibly dumb and racist take on something you clearly know nothing about?
That's because it's type of freedom scares the master classes in other parts of the world So it's better for those masters the rabble not learn much about it.
@@vulpes7079 Way freer than it was under the rule of literal slavers. But hey, I'll be happy to stick you on a sugar plantation if you are so dissatisfied with slaves freeing themselves. Then if you get uppity I'll give you the same humane treatment slavers did for the people they used as property. You get honey and insects.
I always loved the way you format your videos I know it must be hard but I really want you to remember you do this because it’s supposed to be fun and a bit of coin. If either of the 2 bring you down take a break baby we will always be here waiting your return
I am from louisiana and after the revolution we had both white french slaveowners and haitians that feared the change it would bring immigrate here. Needless to say it was a tense scene on the docks of new orleans, with slaveowners and former slaves seeing one another in the same destitute position.
@@ULTAC family stories that come from new orleans, if you take a tour of new orleans they might mention it. Every street and nook and cranny has a story behind it there
This was really brillant and entertaining. This helped me to understand the Hatian Revolution. I know this took alot of work to do so keep up the amazing work. Have a great day.
From what I know of flags, the Haitian flag was created by ripping apart a French flag & removing the white! (It also got confused & got a shitty coat of arms added onto it to help differentiate it between Liechtenstein at the 1936 Olympics)
I can't possibly stress enough how much of a fucking shame is the fact that your videos don't pass 1M views. Like this video just like every other should in my opinion reach 5M every god damn time. For real it's absolutely infuriating, I hope one day you'll be able to live from it and that this comes soon because those videos are above top notch. The style is unique and the information always well brought, and yet you're an outsider in the big circle of history channels on this site and I fucking hate that. Anyway of course amazing video like always, can't wait for the next one take care.
I like the fly-in icons and pictures. But it is too much when used for all text. I think making text appear most of the time, rather than letting in fly-in, would be easier on the eyes. Thanks for the vid.
I'm soo proud to be 100% haitian, born on another island in the 90's i seen the whole world hate us haitians growing up, but finally the truth is being spread of our history and the respect towards us haitians restored!
@@Ben-ek1fz revolutions have existed long before America, and long before 1776. America was just the first revolution to be done in earnest against a nation (a relatively new concept at the time), rather than a monarch or religion. But it is true that they kicked off a string of revolutions that would last until the 20th century. Ironically culminating in Vietnam, as Ho Chi Minh was a fan of Jefferson.
>Showing the DR as part of Haiti Bro no don't do that (This was a reaction to the opening sequence. It was unwarranted, thank God) I'll edit here all the little things I find factually incorrect: -First obvious one is that the borders of the Colonies were not those you showed. Borders were conclusively devised in the Treaty of Aranjuez in 1777, those you happened to show (i.e. modern DR/Haiti border) came along in 1929 and 1937, where conventions on border arrangements were convened and the borders were redemarcated. This was the only major inaccuracy I could find. Hopefully it gets resolved going into the next part. Hello from Dominican Republic!
I REALLY think you should start citing your sources somewhere. I believed most of what you said but I have just seen you be incorrect like 5 times in one video. (The video about the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda)
Oh no… it is such rich with culture and it still suffers. Americans have a responsibility to love their neighbors. I know that it is by no means a wealthy nation, I have been there, and I wish I wasn’t 8 years old the last time I went so I could remember. I love their cultures and I remember loving it when I was 8 and even younger too! It was by far my favorite place to go on vacation as a boy, and I always liked the people there too.
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Boy is it a lot of work removing white supremacist comments!
Anyways - time for CORRECTIONS/DISCLAIMERS:
2:01 - Wrong borders! While similar to the borders of the time - it is in fact the modern borders of the state of Haiti and the Dominican Republic
1:23 - While these names have indeed been used to describe the whole island they're not very accurate terms to use - especially today.
Maybe don't censor comments then. Let idiots expose themselves. It's also a pretty hard pass for me when one subjective person, you, get's to decicde what is a white supremacist comment. No thanks, breathing is white supremacy these days to some people. Also, there's like maybe 10k in the entire world, press X to doubt that you had a load of them in here.
Would also be nice if you'd publicly state you'll remove any commemts glorifying or downplaying what happened to the innocents(mostly women and children, perhaps a few men) whites during all this, but I doubt you will.
Oh that virtue, always just out of reach to those of us who are only doing it for the social currency.
You can doubt it if you'd like but I'm not going to host racist dribble on my videos.
@@FeatureHistory That's fine, be consistent then. Thanks for replying too.
Also, inb4 someone comes on here stating I'm a crying white male, asian living in Ireland, so you can toss that excuse for my comments.
@@aarontynne6004 I would just call you stupid. Since that's your obvious take. The Haitian revolution summons the white racists who love to suddenly give a shit about the "innocent" women and children slavers. As if they didn't literally own other people and deliberately use massive violence to work tons of slaves to death.
@@aarontynne6004 For 5 years I did refrain from moderating my comment sections, but I now feel strongly that if I'm going to continue to cover and discuss controversial and traumatic subjects that I need to step in to prevent the harmful permeation of hateful disinformation. I feel while a great deal of my audience are great people, I've inadvertently allowed a subset of bigots to attach themselves to my content.
I know this because I see their comments every day - and while my own moderation is mostly a Sisyphean task, I hope it'll be better than nothing. I fully intend to continue to allow comments that I disagree with or that even directly insult me, but I will step in and remove comments that reinforce hatred and bigotry against marginalised groups - especially when they do so with lies and the deliberate omission of facts.
I'm sorry if my initial comment came off as a bit combative, I got a bit worked up focusing on the nastiness in the comment section. I would've fully agreed with you when I was younger, but now I think differently. In my own very videos I have made harmful comments, mostly under the guise of ironic comedy, but still I accidentally helped encourage this small part of my community to feel confident in their bigotry. It's important that I at the very least do something to rectify this now that I'm older, and I like to think, wiser. I hope you can understand where I'm coming from.
Fun fact: Haiti was the first country to recognise the state of the revolutionary Greeks in 1827.
They did that mainly because of heavy slave trade ottoman empire was doing and opposed that.
Fun fact: When Haiti entered the Olympic Games they realized Haiti and Lichtenstein had identical flags. Since then both countries added something to their flag. Haiti its coat of arms and Liechtenstein their princely crown.
They also supplied the greek soldiers with as much coffee as they needed to fight against the Ottomans.
It was at 18-3-1822
@Olaka Don't know what's fun about that "fact".
Also, what? They "graped" (gonna assume you meant raped) and enslaved the *indigenous* Haitians, "worse" than the Europeans? Are you suggesting that the African slaves weren't in fact brough to Haiti by Europeans, and existed there prior, and enslaved the indigenous people?
I think you might be very confused, cos your comment makes no sense.
I really love your art. The bound hands turning into a flag and then that turning into the flag of a ship was great
Hello from someone who was born and raised in Haiti, I appreciate you doing videos on the Haitian Revolution. It is not talked about enough. The Haitian Revolution is complex and it is nearly impossible to give it a shot, even when focusing from the arrival of the Europeans to the rule of the whole island by Toussaint Louverture, in 12 minutes. I believe you did a good job overall but there are couple points that could be emphasized on.
Three revolutions in one: Yes, the Haitian Revolution was inspired by the French Revolution, which at its turns was inspired by the American Revolution. But it is important to realize that all 3 main classes on the island (Whites, Affranchis, Enslaved People), were fighting for something. Among the White class existed the people that were loyal to France and those who wanted an independent Saint-Domingue ruled by the Whites in which slavery would still be maintained. The White plantation owners who were for separation from France called themselves "Pompons Rouges", they were for a lot more representations, less taxations and the ability to trade with any countries and at the price they deem fit best (Lot of connections with the American Revolution). The Loyalists called themselves "Pompons Blancs" , and they were for the structure of the French Monopoly to be kept in place. As you mentioned, the Affranchis were for Equal Rights to the Whites as suggested in the Code Noir, the last one was a set of laws regarding the French colonies in the Caribbean at the time. Lastly, you had the Enslaved People fighting for their freedom.
Lastly, Sonthonax did not abolish slavery in all French colonies out of courtesy, it was due to direct pressure from Toussaint Louverture. When all rebels were fighting for freedom for their own clan, Toussaint demanded that slavery to be abolished in all French colonies.
No thanks. Another "fluffy" Milk toast version! Haiti Is a a Living Hell directly because of Scumbags like Christopher Columbus. a Murderous pirate. These weak pathetic portrayals of history are quite Disgusting and DISINGENUOUS!
Hi, I agree. I’m grateful for videos like these. My name is Emmanuela Jean-Etienne. I am the second coming of Jesus Christ. I am Haitian American.
I’m a civil rights activist, movement lawyer, & entrepreneur. I am calling for a ceasefire in Haiti as we prepare to rebuild our nation, starting in 2025, as the first truly “Smart Nation” in the world to run on 7G technology. Please tell any Haitians you know living abroad and in Haiti to read the books “Life 3.0” & “The Prince” and to order the AI games “Rise of Industries” & “Cities: Skylines II” (which comes out in October).
The Queendom of Heaven will be on Earth in Haiti.
John 3:16
Hello Jevah, how are you? You touched on a VERY important point, we must understand and RESPECT the history that occurred in Haiti, with historical facts and studies from the time and today, to understand the dynamics From conflicts. For that I recommend the channel (História Pública) history professor Ian Neves, who has extensive documents and academic rigor on the Haitian revolution, the name of the video is História Pública - Revolução Haitiana, The professor will even talk about how she influenced Brazil. Are there English subtitles.
Poland x Haiti really was one of the best lowkey link-ups in history ngl
Goat comment
Interesting choice of topics! Can't wait to hear about Polish soldiers stepping in.
*Furiously adds to script*
Yesss! I was wondering that too! They came in fighting for the French, realized, 'hey, the Haitians are fighting for the same thing we are back home.' Flipped the bird to the French and joined the Haitains. Such a display of awesome standard on the part of the Poles.
@@FeatureHistory lol
Yes!!!!!
For those interested, I recommend Georges by Alexandre Dumas, who was himself mixed race. It is about a 'mullato' who attempts to lead a slave revolt in Mauritius, get revenge on white colonialists, and marry a white woman. His father is a slave owner and his brother is a pirate slave trader. It's gives a very interesting insight into what living on plantation colonies is like and also insight into what Dumas' own views might have been (or what he may have felt able to write).
Dumas' father Thomas Alexandre Dumas was born in Haiti to a planter and his black mistress, raised and educated in France, joined the French Army and rose to General In Chief.
I wrote my thesis on the Haitian Revolution! I wrote about how the Haitian Revolution and the Aponte Rebellion, a failed slave rebellion in Cuba a few years later, both were fighting for the same goals and went about it differently.
Finally, something on the Haitian Revolution where the comments aren't all about Polish people.
Omg. I’m a Haitian subscriber and I somehow missed this video! UA-cam never sent me notification!! Thank you so much for this and informing how Haiti helped tear down slavery and colonialism
As an honorary Haitian I'm glad to see this topic covered more. Especially what happened directly *after* the revolution. Very relevant in modern day, especially in Haiti
May I ask what you mean by honorary
@@md.tamzidislam6580 he’s just some Polish dude
@@md.tamzidislam6580 Polish are (and I quote) "Negroes of Europe" pls dont ban me yt
@@josephnarvaez9507 tbh, the Title would apply more top the Irish.
@@hatinmyselfiscool2879 I am Irish myself. It hasn’t applied since probably the 1950s.
How confusing do you want your revolution to be:
Haiti: *Y E S*
Literally one of my favorite points in history. Toussaint Louverture was really remarkable imo. If you would have put him in any other civilization or time of distress in history he still would’ve went out a hero to the people.
Thank you for covering this. Little known and never talked about situation. This is why I subscribe!
Amazing and entertaining content as always. Looking forward to the next one.
AYYY! It's so good to have you back once more! The Haitian Revolution is such an interesting but messy conflict. Glad you made a vid on it (Now please do the Second Boer War like you said you might :)
"Where is this great man, whom nature owes to her afflicted, oppressed, and tormented children? Where is he? He will undoubtedly appear, he will shew himself, he will lift up the sacred standard of liberty."
Abbé Raynal, 1770.
From all the history I have ever read or listed to this is the most depressing story. The whole history is Haiti is filled with blood, pain and suffering and I truly feel sorry from them.
@@Ben-ek1fz No they dont. Are you fucking serious ?
@Emil Elholm When you look at the bigger picture of Haitian history post revolution you notice one thing. Every major power back than literary fucked Haiti somehow because Haiti was the first former slave colony to gain its independence. They all were racist when you compare them to modern standards. Yes there were horrible killing between every faction and mostly it was due to the color of their skill but that does not justify what what Haitian was gone true in 231 years of their independence. It is simply horrible and has been going on right to the present day. World could have done something but they dont simply care. And no they dont deserved it.
@@Chivaltic He's just very racist.
@Emil Elholm Slavers don't make anything. They literally use violence to force other people to make things.
Go be wrong and racist somewhere else
@@Ben-ek1fz Source of income? Slaves never got income from the slavers they rightfully killed. You have an incredibly dumb and racist take on something you clearly know nothing about?
Amazing content by feature history always
Yes! The Haitian revolution is so underrated
That's because it's type of freedom scares the master classes in other parts of the world
So it's better for those masters the rabble not learn much about it.
@@Praisethesunson lefties be like: yeah me having to work 5 days a week at mcdonalds is basically like being on a sugar plantation in the 1800s
@@hurr48 not a lefty think ya sheep
@@Praisethesunson if you think that what happened under Dessalines was the creation of a free society... Damn
@@vulpes7079 Way freer than it was under the rule of literal slavers.
But hey, I'll be happy to stick you on a sugar plantation if you are so dissatisfied with slaves freeing themselves. Then if you get uppity I'll give you the same humane treatment slavers did for the people they used as property. You get honey and insects.
Hello, Feature History. Love you! :D
We miss you Mr Feature.
You are partly the reason for bloody history of Haiti. But I still love you❤ Vive L'Empereur !!!
That new intro was absolutely fantastic!
Great video as always. I'll be glad to see you and part two in six months to a year from now.
Spartans: i told ya, slaves will get ya on your sleep
Glad to have you back at it bro
solid vid as always and ur french pronunciation wasnt bad at all big man 👍👍👍big ups
HONEY TURN ON THE TV, FEATURE HISTORY UPLOADED!
I always loved the way you format your videos I know it must be hard but I really want you to remember you do this because it’s supposed to be fun and a bit of coin. If either of the 2 bring you down take a break baby we will always be here waiting your return
HE’S BACK LETS GOOOOOOOO
The legend returns
I am from louisiana and after the revolution we had both white french slaveowners and haitians that feared the change it would bring immigrate here. Needless to say it was a tense scene on the docks of new orleans, with slaveowners and former slaves seeing one another in the same destitute position.
@@ULTAC family stories that come from new orleans, if you take a tour of new orleans they might mention it. Every street and nook and cranny has a story behind it there
@Joshua Bailey the haitian revolution was not 400 years ago.
@Joshua Bailey it was a little more than 200 years ago.
Welcome back, King
Really cool intro, it’s been really cool seeing your growth
Welcome back!
Cool new intro.
New intro hype. New intro hype.
Feature History is a LOCAL LEGEND confirmed
Welcome back
Welcome back sir 🙏
This was really brillant and entertaining. This helped me to understand the Hatian Revolution. I know this took alot of work to do so keep up the amazing work. Have a great day.
Each video just keeps looking better and better.
is the last frame of the intro the flag of Feature History?
About time
BABE WAKE UP FEATURE HISTORY UPLOADED
Good to have you back.
had to watch this video then answer questions for an assignment in class
About damn time you beautiful British man
I hate you
From what I know of flags, the Haitian flag was created by ripping apart a French flag & removing the white! (It also got confused & got a shitty coat of arms added onto it to help differentiate it between Liechtenstein at the 1936 Olympics)
Swell video chum 👍🏻
I like the new intro
Thanks for the content and updates! We will be around when the next one comes. :)
I can't possibly stress enough how much of a fucking shame is the fact that your videos don't pass 1M views. Like this video just like every other should in my opinion reach 5M every god damn time. For real it's absolutely infuriating, I hope one day you'll be able to live from it and that this comes soon because those videos are above top notch. The style is unique and the information always well brought, and yet you're an outsider in the big circle of history channels on this site and I fucking hate that. Anyway of course amazing video like always, can't wait for the next one take care.
Pls click the link in the description I beg of you
@@beachass (I already did, I'm part of the patrons)
@@cebonvieuxjack you are a benevolent god in my eyes
@@beachass lmao that is one weird way to compliment people but thanks I guess haha
Liberté ou la Mort! 🇭🇹
Was just listening to the Dan Carlton episode on this subject
Love to see the Balkan revolutions and Wars next
He’s already done them! They’re actually what got me to subscribe, they’re very good
@@Stefan-bu6ms hes done them on the Yugoslav collapse not the balkan wars as far as im aware but yes the ones on yugoslavia were excellent
@@mu2960 My mistake, sorry, I didn't realise we were talking about different conflicts.
@@Stefan-bu6ms lol theres so few Balkan conflicts idk how u got confused (sarcasm btw)
Oh wow there is animation in the intro. Nice.
Wowie, a new feature history
The king is back
Keep up the good work man I’ve been watching your channel since I was 15 (I’m 20 now)
As a French I really congratulate you for going through so many tough French names !
Great video
This is awesome
He’s alive!
He's alive guys, cancel the tickets
U rock men!!!
Maybe in the future you can do a video about the Gran Colombia 👉👈
Opening is ANIMATED now?? He's evolving...
He's kinda regressing, but okay.
I like the fly-in icons and pictures. But it is too much when used for all text. I think making text appear most of the time, rather than letting in fly-in, would be easier on the eyes. Thanks for the vid.
I'm soo proud to be 100% haitian, born on another island in the 90's i seen the whole world hate us haitians growing up, but finally the truth is being spread of our history and the respect towards us haitians restored!
Yes, we are learning this at school, I already know so much!
The intro was fucking awesome holy shit.
Well well well look who decided to show up
Your videos are always good
Love that new intro!
I was starting to think you were never going to post again
I love this channel
A true revolution, it was inspiration for a lot of future revolutions for colonised people. Violence is often the answer.
@@Ben-ek1fz revolutions have existed long before America, and long before 1776. America was just the first revolution to be done in earnest against a nation (a relatively new concept at the time), rather than a monarch or religion.
But it is true that they kicked off a string of revolutions that would last until the 20th century. Ironically culminating in Vietnam, as Ho Chi Minh was a fan of Jefferson.
I can't get over how drippy uniforms were back then
Love it!!!
Its funny i learned a little bit of the haiti revolution last week in my American history class when going over a lesson about the Louisiana purchase
Loving the animation in this video
Love the artstyle!
great video
I too listened to the new Dan Carlin episode! Either way super happy to see a new FH episode. I also wanted to look more into the Haitian Revolution.
If you haven't listened to Mike Duncan's episodes on the Haitian Revolution on his podcast Revolutions you're in for a treat
great contextualization!
Woah... he lives!
Cant wait for the Polish Trolling
>Showing the DR as part of Haiti
Bro no don't do that
(This was a reaction to the opening sequence. It was unwarranted, thank God)
I'll edit here all the little things I find factually incorrect:
-First obvious one is that the borders of the Colonies were not those you showed. Borders were conclusively devised in the Treaty of Aranjuez in 1777, those you happened to show (i.e. modern DR/Haiti border) came along in 1929 and 1937, where conventions on border arrangements were convened and the borders were redemarcated.
This was the only major inaccuracy I could find. Hopefully it gets resolved going into the next part. Hello from Dominican Republic!
Haiti be like: Being Fr*nch is a waste of time
Damn that new intro, you're never not one uping yourself :D
Holy shit the intro is even more animated
The slaves at haiti when they realise they are at a ratio of 20:1 with the withe population: we do a little trolling
I REALLY think you should start citing your sources somewhere. I believed most of what you said but I have just seen you be incorrect like 5 times in one video. (The video about the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda)
Amazing
Oh no… it is such rich with culture and it still suffers. Americans have a responsibility to love their neighbors. I know that it is by no means a wealthy nation, I have been there, and I wish I wasn’t 8 years old the last time I went so I could remember. I love their cultures and I remember loving it when I was 8 and even younger too! It was by far my favorite place to go on vacation as a boy, and I always liked the people there too.
Lol... I liked it before I watched it.Already new it was gonna be pure gold
YESS HAITI
Mencius Moldbug wants to have a chat
When we thought he was dead. He arose again!
Can you do the turkish independence war please?
Rippa
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