For those who are interested there is a film on this subject "Alexander Nevsky" (USSR 1938) The Ice battle is depicted well, and is in itself copied in the film "Billion Dollar Brain" (GB 1967).
Since you are interested in history of Crusades, there is a video about often overlooked Crusade, in Prussia (by Germans against Old Prussians). In this Crusade Catholic Poland fought against Crusaders. The title of the video by Armchair Historian is: *Prussian Crusade: Battle of Grunwald | Animated History*
Dude, i have just one request, try to find out a little more about the history of the Second World War because there was a man on the territory of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (today Serbia) who made a huge contribution to the victory of the Allies and his name was known to the whole world in that time - General Draza Mihailovich was the first in Europe to raise an uprising against Nazism on April 15, 1941. General Mihailovich was repeatedly decorated and praised by eminent personalities of the time. The Yugoslav Royal Army in Fatherland switched from frontal warfare to guerrilla warfare. That guerrilla who was in Draza's organization was known as the Chetniks, whom the whole world admired because of their feat. In the first three years, comics, documentaries and a Hollywood film were published about them (Yugoslav Chetniks) by the allies. They made diversions and sabotages on the railways, damaged the rails, lifted entire German train compositions, mostly in the period from 1942-43. while the key battle for the North African front was taking place, on which the whole of Eastern Europe depended ... In 1944, General Draza Mihailovich saved more than 500 downed Allied pilots in individual actions in one of the largest rescue operations behind enemy lines in the history of wars. this operation is known in America as the "Halyard Mission."
@@MrGiant Just look documentary "Draza Mihailovich - Hero and punishment" but you're must to type first "Pogledi" and click adjustment for transnlation cuz some parts in movie are on englesh but some are on serbian. "Pogledi" is production who make this documentary.
For those who are interested there is a film on this subject "Alexander Nevsky" (USSR 1938) The Ice battle is depicted well, and is in itself copied in the film "Billion Dollar Brain" (GB 1967).
Thank you for sharing. Have a great day.
I think ya gotta try some "sam o'nella academy", honestly think you'll love A) the topics he covers B) His unique presentation.
Thank you, I will cheque it out.
15:16 Nope, it's just that Bishops nowadays no longer mainly come from a warrior class.
there is also the destruction of kievan rus doc of this series
Since you are interested in history of Crusades, there is a video about often overlooked Crusade, in Prussia (by Germans against Old Prussians). In this Crusade Catholic Poland fought against Crusaders. The title of the video by Armchair Historian is:
*Prussian Crusade: Battle of Grunwald | Animated History*
Thank you for suggesting. I will cheque it out for sure.
Dude, i have just one request, try to find out a little more about the history of the Second World War because there was a man on the territory of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (today Serbia) who made a huge contribution to the victory of the Allies and his name was known to the whole world in that time - General Draza Mihailovich was the first in Europe to raise an uprising against Nazism on April 15, 1941. General Mihailovich was repeatedly decorated and praised by eminent personalities of the time. The Yugoslav Royal Army in Fatherland switched from frontal warfare to guerrilla warfare. That guerrilla who was in Draza's organization was known as the Chetniks, whom the whole world admired because of their feat. In the first three years, comics, documentaries and a Hollywood film were published about them (Yugoslav Chetniks) by the allies. They made diversions and sabotages on the railways, damaged the rails, lifted entire German train compositions, mostly in the period from 1942-43. while the key battle for the North African front was taking place, on which the whole of Eastern Europe depended ... In 1944, General Draza Mihailovich saved more than 500 downed Allied pilots in individual actions in one of the largest rescue operations behind enemy lines in the history of wars. this operation is known in America as the "Halyard Mission."
Thank you for the information. I will look that gentleman up.
@@MrGiant Just look documentary "Draza Mihailovich - Hero and punishment" but you're must to type first "Pogledi" and click adjustment for transnlation cuz some parts in movie are on englesh but some are on serbian. "Pogledi" is production who make this documentary.
He was a genocidal maniac and he alternated between fighting against the Axis powers and cooperating with them. Its not black and white
@@nosmokejazwinski6297 Learn history, Draza was a hero !
@@markorandjelovic2897 no, you should learn history and stop revering genocidal maniacs
When I see you I have some stuff for you.
Ha ha ha ha ha ok.