Napoleon Part One - The Early Years Documentary
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Thank you for watching everyone. If you enjoyed this video, please watch episode two of our series on Napoleon. ua-cam.com/video/9AP-hi7I0cg/v-deo.html
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@@SynapseDriven Wellington could never hope to match Napoleon at his best..
He changed the modern world as much as anyone
I absolutely adore this channel and it's become one of my favorites. I've developed a recent habit of grabbing dinner, coming home and watching one of these documentaries instead of watching a movie while enjoying my meal.
Can't wait for Part 2! :D
Same!!
One of my favorite UA-cam channels!
It's my evening entertainment too, far more enjoyable than normal TV and I actually learn stuff
I agree. Between a movie and a good documentary this wins hands down.
I only eat if Im watching something.
Napoleon showed how getting an education, people skills, critical thinking, hard work and taking calculated risks can help you achieve anything.
And dead at the end 😂😂
@@ancientruth5298 And a LOT of others with you.
@@ancientruth5298he achieved more in 10 years then you me and millions and millions others will our whole lives. Not sure what's so funny about that. Men use to wanna be remembered now we use emojis on UA-cam
His math skills were off the charts.
Narcissistic hog heaven
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Seriously, we love this channel. So excited for this!
Love these videos. No bias, no agenda, just pure history. Great listening while I'm sitting on night shift.
Same here.
Yes, it's rare to find an unbiased source.
theres a little bit of an agenda there,
@@perfectstorm8204your mom has a little bit of an agenda.
Very few people have entire eras named after them.
One of the greatest military strategists ever lived.
I agree he was always willing to adapt his tactics basically the first modern commander to improvise guerilla warfare simply do what ever it takes to win
@@chriscostello9111u really think napolean improvised guerilla warfare 😂..u do realise there is a world outside europe
@@chriscostello9111can give u examples before that if u want .which one u need .50 yrs ago 100 ?200 300? How about a 1000 yrs ago napolean .from africa to americas to india there are hundreds of precursors
While I agree, he embroiled Europe in wars for a generation. I am very ambivalent on Napoleon.
Yes there is a world of war but Europe has probably seen the most and biggest scale of war
As an amateur historian, a huge fan of all history, and who watches nearly every big historian UA-camr, I must say, this is my favorite channel. The work and detail that goes into these, makes it look like a big budget documentary series. I can sit here for an hour and a half and I can barely tell so much time has gone by, just soaking in everything presented here.
I will continue to watch every single video you post, and I almost never do patreon, I will be joining yours to further support the hard work you do. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
In fact I'd say one of the few channels that hardly requires much work at all. Although don't let that change your view of enjoying the content.
Fascinating and rich video which is a very good primer for the complex events of the French revolution as well as a comprehensive history of Napoleon's early life.
We've just released part two, check it out!
Woohoo! I've watched a ton of biography videos on Napoleon and yet I'm learning so much from this one already! Thank you!
This channel is so much better than Weird History.
Outstanding video! I have learned so much from this and especially like the way that Napoleon's life and career (and his evolution as a leader) are explained in the context of how and why Europe was evolving politically the way that it was.
I am going to share this with a dear friend who is a history teacher. He will love it! Off to find the video for Part 2. Thank you so much! (Oh, just noticed that pt. 2 has not dropped yet. I'll be watching for it!)
I wanna watch this so freaking bad lol. Gonna wait for all of it though
I just watched the Ridley Scott movie. Now I'm brushing up my historical knowledge with these documentaries. Thanks.
Amazing as always! I can't wait for part two. Looking forward for one on leonardo da vinci. Thanks for amazing work!
The holy grail UA-cam channel for us history lovers
Thank you for this great documentary I am about to enjoy. I can't wait to see the other Napoelon movie when it comes out this week.
Napoleon was undoubtedly a rare military talent, witty and successful politician. He won lot of battles, gain a lot of titles. However, a special trubute paid to him from a historical perspective, he still remained an object of significant interest to researchers all over the world. His political decisions are outlined course of French history for very many years forward, on the other hand, Napoleon himself, as a true national leader made a bunch of mistakes, that doomed thriving and opulent Empire he created. He ventured to undertake some crucial false steps. From philosophical viewpoint it is of course is a big lesson for progeny.
Narcissistic personality disorder blinds those military generals to the overall folly of their undertaking a conquest of civilization
Just discovered this channel. My life is complete.
"In short Napoleon was complicated" - Narrator 💯 😂
I find it funny that this channel had more sense to break up napoleons life into different parts, unlike Ridley Scott cramming it all into a below average film
A midnight release here in colombia! A perfect way to wake up! Loved the video guys! You're the best and cant wait for the others
Very good. Thank you.
Love this channel so much, can’t stop watching.
Yess!! I love when my phone lets me know you’ve released a new video. My fav channel on all of earth. Thank you!
Here comes the flood of Napoleon content!
You know who to watch...
I don't think the "flood of Napoleon content" has been interrupted once since he became emperor, but, sure!
@@frontenac5083 haha I mean I agree with you, but it definitely ebbs and flows! Anyway, this video is good Napoleon content thankfully!
What a strange complaint
This is not about Napoléon, but here we go: contrary to common belief, Robespierre was one of the most moderate members of the Comité de Salut Public. His image still suffers, after 250 years, from the various black legends crafted and spread by those who sent him to the scaffold. But it's also worth stressing that the man, influential as he was, wasn't the director, or president, or whatever of the dreaded Comité, which was a collective institution where no member held more authority than the others. He was actually working to end the Reign of Terror when the Comité was overthrown at the instigation of Fouché, the murderous, bloodthirsty thug who knew Robespierre was very intent on holding him accountable for his numerous crimes.
This is the absolute best english documentary on Napoleon ! It is very detailled and takes into account the era he was living in. Can't wait for the next part !
I listen to wonderful documentaries like these, with headphones, while doing "My Job" and feel like I'm getting a "Free Education" while getting paid to "worK"...!! Such a relaxing & calm voice-over is nice background to cover the loud & obnoxious co-workers I have to tolerate in the Office. Thanks People Profiles..!!
timing of this is exquisite
One of the Greatest military leaders to ever live! Absomutely adore your content guys! Keep beign awesome! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Could you please do some videos about the Borgia family? I absolutely love this channel!!! Thank you for everything that you’ve done so far!
I saw the Ridley Scott movie tonight and im of the opinion you can't do Napoleon justice with a runtime of 2-3 hours. I liked the movie but after reading books about him and watching this video it made me a bit sad because there is just so much more to tell.
I saw some reviews saying it's really historically inaccurate and mostly fictional. Also apparently a bit all over the place. Do you agree? I've not seen it yet.
@Joshua-fi4ji historicly they weren't as bad as other movies like Braveheart. For instance he didn't leave Egypt because of his wife.
@@johnhaydu2627 I don't see why you wouldn't be accurate with Napoleon tbh. He led one of the most eventful lives on the planet and there is very little that isn't documented.
@@Joshua-fi4ji I left the movie disappointed for sure.
@@johnhaydu2627 thanks. Wanted to see it in the cinema, but will probably wait until release now. Shame, a movie like that has a lot of potential.
I liked all the information about Corsica. Quite a story.
I really enjoyed this documentary, thank you!
Amazing!! Thank you for a superb well narrated, coherent, and detailed narrative of Napoleon's early years.
Finally.........
Here comed the wave of Napoleónic content! Loved this and im gonna love all the videos to come!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful
I look forward to the new 2023 Napoleon Movie! I hear a 4 hour version will be released… but main movie is 2.5 hours. I am especially interested in the 100 Days in 1815. He had so many times in 1813 and 1814 to agree to peace and give up captured lands but Napoleon is a habitual Gambler… no way he would sit back and just give up glory. THE British knew this and that is why they were so negative when peace was offered.
You will be sad. It's terrible and ignores reality.
Did you watch it in the end?
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that thumbnail portrait has "because tonight will be the night that i will fall for you" energy 😂
Outstanding! Thanks for such great work, as always.
It has begun!! ;P
Awesome video which will become a series. I love this channel beyond words! Thanks for all you do! You're criminally underrated.
Napoleon Complex will always be the best power play in every game, Thanks to Napoleon Bonaparte.
You had me reading on Napoleon complex before finishing the documentary 😂😂
Thank you and look forward to the rest of this series.
Very well done!!
This is what the Napoleon movie should have covered.
Congratulations, I now like Napoleon 100x more than I already did. Kudos.
Came u please do one on Georgiana buchess of Devonshire
He's referred to as 'The Enlightenment on Horseback' fore good reason.
Please do the Musical Greats! Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, etc!
What we've all been waiting for! ❤🔥
One of the 10 greatest "great men"!
Many thanks for sharing.
Yes!!! This is the true history channel how they use to be back in the day...❤❤😊😊😊😊.
Yet another youtube channel that gets Napoleon & the time period right, whereas Napoleon the movie absolutely failed in everything except costumes and cinematography. Great documentary!
Superb documentary!
this man should have been borned between Alexander the Great and Julius caesar.
Everything about this man is ancient. His perception of the risk/reward couple, his conception of politics, his way of leading armies, even in his Icarian race towards immortality. Why did providence place him at this time? Perhaps because to definitively crush 1500 years of royal power over Europe, a man from the past was needed to definitively crush any temptation to go back in time. Freedom can only be born from the ashes of tyranny, and it took a man from ancient ceasars to light the fire
Such a great video!
Saving this for bedtime when there is no distraction. Thanks in advance! 😅
I’m watching the new Napoleon movie tonight! I’ve been watching Napoleon documentaries for weeks now. I was shocked that the The People Profiles did not have one out yet for him. I watched the Josephine Bonaparte episode and LOVED it! Very excited for this FIVE PART series! 🙌🏼 ❤M
Good stuff! Love all documentaries on the Emperor.
Thank you so much!
Well timed good sir
Brilliant!! Very well made. Definitely seeing the next one. Bravo!!
Nice one.
Thanks. For the information.
Thank you.
@@PeopleProfiles You're Welcome.
I love a bit of Napoleon history
This Napoleon movie > the one out in theaters rn
He earned it.
Napoleone Buonaparte is the real name from Corsica. His family originally from Tuscany fought with Pasquale Paoli against France.
Why was the photo of Napoleon changed in this video? It was beautiful.
Thanks.
Awesome!
Thanks!
Thank you!
A child of his time ❤
Going to Corsica in June. very interested
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Fascinating history. I was drawn to watching this because of the Ridley Scott movie on Napoleon which has come out (2023), of which I'm not hearing good reports (trust the movies to balls it up) --- So a straightforward and **factual** documentary is very welcome, especially this first part which covers Napoleon's early life, influences and accomplishments, and the world he inhabited.
It's great this channel didn't use the photos from the recent movie "Napoleon".
This is interesting about him 😊
Napoleon is only seen as small due to a style in British and German newspapers of the time. They would always depict foreign leaders as tiny to give the impression they were infantile in nature. That's literally where this very British trope stems from.
Spot on.
Also the French foot was larger than the British foot, as is the issue with Imperial measurements.
@Joshua-fi4ji some could say that's one of the reason Napoleon "created" the metric system hahaha idk i'm just making a joke
Napoleon’s ice my favorite. Every time I eat that I felt like invading other country
That's funny
I smiled seeing this when I've just heard how ridley Scott's napoleon should've been in many parts.
Napoleon begins as does many a young man with ambitions as well as with liabilities
Napoleon my man!
And he was definitely average height for the time.
After the atrocious Ridley Scott movie, I need this
Any chance of profiling Michael Collins in the future?
Excellent video, quite objective for an English historian, it is rare enough to emphasize it. On the other hand, I did not understand the allusion to the two world conflicts, because the rivalry between imperialist European powers does not date from 1790.
Studied artillery mathematics explains a lot
Mercury Cyanide is considered by most historians to be the cause of Napoleon's death and seeing as he was under the English's duty of care (ie imprisonment) it is generally believed they were responsible for his departure from this world.
Awsome chaneel...where was i before
I majored in history in college but primarily studied American history. This treatment of Napoleon gives me a snapshot of the post enlightenment Europe that I sorely desired. Thank you!
Bro please make a video on alexander the great
6:20 that’s the cross of St. George!
When is Episode 2 being released?
I think more people should be aware that napoleon was originally Italian
*I think more people should be aware that you're a r34arded dunce.*
*MORON*
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It is indeed, and Napoleon wasn't Italian at all, obviously, as anyone with a functioning brain knows. @@DonnellOkafor-cq2gr