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Eugene of Savoy: One of the Greatest Generals of Early Modern Europe 

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@joekerr9197
@joekerr9197 6 лет назад
This guy is a legend. One of the greatest strategists in European history and beyond. It is interesting to note that he actually left the French court because the French king (who was his cousin) refused to let him pursue a military career. The thing is he was kinda small and sickly so they in fact laughed behind his back for requesting to join the army. He left France and went to Austria...something the French would regret during the "War of Spanish Succession". He was of the same Savoy branch that would later become rulers of Sardinia and eventually united Italy.
@trenbolone_user
@trenbolone_user 4 года назад
Like Hitler... He burned entire Bosnian cities. Deportated ethnic Bosnians and he let Serbs live there until Bosnians returned to Eastern Bosnia
@johnwicksfoknpencil
@johnwicksfoknpencil 4 года назад
Joe Kerr The French obviously forgot the story of David from the Bible.
@TheGAMERzz4
@TheGAMERzz4 4 года назад
@@trenbolone_user jesus christ care to share sources? those are hefty allegations.
@spacemarinechaplain9367
@spacemarinechaplain9367 4 года назад
Tomatenpresse Do worry, he won’t because he pulled that straight out of his ass.
@MucizatTevarih
@MucizatTevarih 3 года назад
He defeated in War of the Spanish Succession 1712 Battle of Denain by Claude Louis Hector de Villars.
@niclasjohansson3390
@niclasjohansson3390 6 лет назад
If this man would have been English or American, they would have made a thousand movies, and books, to glorify him.
@ppsarrakis
@ppsarrakis 6 лет назад
i dont think so,learning about ottoman-killer leaders isnt political correct nowdays.
@rodrigopaim82
@rodrigopaim82 6 лет назад
American figures have thousands of movies and books made about them because the authors of said movies and books are British and American. Is their fault that Austria does not have a booming global movie industry ? lol
@boahkeinbockmehr
@boahkeinbockmehr 6 лет назад
@Pferd Schild more likely they'd turn him into a proud lesbian woman of colour nowadays...
@AEIOU05
@AEIOU05 5 лет назад
@Pferd Schild He was actually quite sexually active during his younger years at versailles, and i'll just say it wasn't with women.
@Peristerygr
@Peristerygr 5 лет назад
@@AEIOU05 Pferd prefer old german movies made from 1933 to 1945.
@angelscorrangell5371
@angelscorrangell5371 2 года назад
He earned the nickname "the ottoman slayer" by crushing the ottoman horde on battlefields. Was a true hero and military genius, spreading fear among obnoxious ottomans. In my opinion, he was also underrated, less known general. He definitely deserved more recognition and respect. I'd like to thank you personally, for covering him in this video.
@ryder_thompson
@ryder_thompson Год назад
Greetings from Senta (Zenta) where an important battle took place involving Eugene of Savoy. He is a legend!
@heliotropezzz333
@heliotropezzz333 5 лет назад
He offered his services, early on, to Louis XIV and Louis rejected the offer. That was a costly mistake for Louis. He then became one of the most effective generals fighting against Louis XIV.
@paulbantick8266
@paulbantick8266 3 года назад
Yes! But not the most effective...
@tasnimulsarwar9189
@tasnimulsarwar9189 3 года назад
@@paulbantick8266 I see. Who was the most effective then?
@paulbantick8266
@paulbantick8266 3 года назад
@@tasnimulsarwar9189 Well, Marlborough of course! John Churchill. The General and his battalions that the most powerful army on earth grew to fear.
@tasnimulsarwar9189
@tasnimulsarwar9189 3 года назад
@@paulbantick8266 thank you. Will look into the guy.
@rayzas4885
@rayzas4885 2 года назад
@@paulbantick8266 Eugene was more effective
@joebutterman3084
@joebutterman3084 5 лет назад
It's interesting to note that four powers named major warships in his honor: Austria, a dreadnought; Germany, a heavy cruiser; Italy, a light cruiser; Britain, a big gun monitor.There's too little written of this great soldier in English.The narration here lacks inspiration.
@SultanTrk
@SultanTrk 6 лет назад
Wow I can't believe I've never heard of this man, he definitely deserves more attention. Also I found it quite funny that he said "Either I will take Belgrade or Belgrade will take me" since Mehmed II said the same thing about Constantinople before conquering it.
@CaraTibi
@CaraTibi 5 лет назад
Turks have a funny way of hijacking people and history.
@RandomGuy-df1oy
@RandomGuy-df1oy 5 лет назад
@@CaraTibi how so? They were just conquerors. They are being hated because they were strong and fearful
@LORDMEHMOODPASHA
@LORDMEHMOODPASHA 4 года назад
@@CaraTibi Fatih Sultan Mehmet said his quote in 1453, 235 years before Eugene took Belgrade...in other words Eugene ripped off Mehmet. Next time *Read Slowly* before you comment & I'd advise brushing up on your knowledge of history before you start critiquing others so that an embarrassing faux pas like this doesn't reoccur.
@CaraTibi
@CaraTibi 4 года назад
@@RandomGuy-df1oy Nooo, They were a treacherous empire that was not European and broke Islamic laws with mysticism and dirtied the noble faith of contemporary Islam.
@CaraTibi
@CaraTibi 4 года назад
@@LORDMEHMOODPASHA your post is incomprehensible as is. Could you please rewrite it.
@mr.sinjin-smyth
@mr.sinjin-smyth 4 года назад
I had no idea this Prince Eugene of Savoy was such a thorn on the Ottomans. I think he defeated the Ottomans more times than any other European general. The Battle of Zenta has always been among my favorites when it comes to Christians vs. Muslims conflicts. And to find out that Prince Eugene of Savoy also defeated the Ottomans in several more battles, now makes him one of my all time favorite generals. He also deserves recognition as one of the greatest generals ever, because he won several battles against one of the greatest empires in history (Ottoman Empire).
@SousukeAizen421
@SousukeAizen421 4 года назад
ottoman didnt deserve to be the one oof thet greatest though, the greatest empire that has ever ruled in the balkans were Russian Empire, Ottoman couldnt go head on with the russian empire without british and france intervention, without british and france, ottoman would have ended about 150-200 years earlier
@aknakcam4677
@aknakcam4677 4 года назад
@@SousukeAizen421 Lol if you look at that way, Russia was not alone against Ottomans. most of the time Ottomans fought with Russia and Austria at the same times. Also Russia was growing and Ottomans was declining at these times so it is normal. Earlier even march of Ottomans, Crimean Khaganate, defeated Russians several times.
@aknakcam4677
@aknakcam4677 4 года назад
Ottoman pashas were joke at these times. Eugene stomped these stupid pashas but Ottomans still couldnt take lessons because the whole system was corrupt
@aknakcam4677
@aknakcam4677 4 года назад
@UCJbBhX0w7MVYiaSkDnFCGVA said that"Crimean Khaganate, defeated Russians several times". I said neither Grandy Duchy of Muscovy nor Russia. Even I say Russia for Grand duchy of Muscovy, it is not wrong. Grand duchy of Muscovy succeeded by Tsardom of Russia and Tsardom of Russia succedeed by Russian Empire. These are same things with different forms. So dont equivocate. For a long time, Ottomans didnt see Russians as a threat so they just send some janisseries to the Crimea when Crimea asks for help. First actual war between Ottomans and Russia took place in 1687, long after Ottomans prime times. So if you say that "Russian Empire is greater than Ottoman Empire because Russians defeated Ottomans." It doesnt make any sense.
@SousukeAizen421
@SousukeAizen421 4 года назад
@@aknakcam4677 excuses excuses, you should really thank your british and french master from saving you, how does it feel to be british puppet state for 200 years ? before being discarded at the dawn of the great war that is after the ottomans outlived their usefulnes, doesnt matter how many battle the crimean kahanate won, in the end, they lost the war, that's all that matters, Russia is still a superpower while turkey is just an insignificant country
@ruttiger500
@ruttiger500 6 лет назад
One of my favorite generals! Eugene of Savoy. Thank you for covering this legend. Finally someone covers his exploits
@alaybozan2634
@alaybozan2634 5 лет назад
Battle of Zenta,aka the greatest BRUH moment in Ottoman history
@Alias_Anybody
@Alias_Anybody 4 года назад
Why is this almost the only video about him, while there are tons of videos about the 2nd siege of Vienna or the Siege of Malta (and obviously everything the English ever did)? That was a winning streak comparable to Skanderbeg, Yi Sun-sin and Napoleon (and on top never got himself killed or exiled). He's ignored to a degree that it almost looks deliberate.
@TheAustrianAnimations87
@TheAustrianAnimations87 2 года назад
While the 2nd siege of Vienna was a very important battle in history indeed, we still shouldn't forget Eugene of Savoy's roles against the Ottomans. He certainly deserves much more attention. Edit: Oh, found this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gPQXGtFIt0U.html
@aproudeuropean559
@aproudeuropean559 5 лет назад
He got revenge at mohács where the Hungarians were defeated at 1526. What a hero
@HingerlAlois
@HingerlAlois 5 лет назад
A Proud European He wasn’t the commander during this battle. The Imperial Army as such was commanded by the Duke of Lorraine, the left wing of the army that was attacked by the Ottomans and crushed them during the battle was under the command of Maximilian II. Emmanuel Elector of Bavaria. Eugene of Savoy was only one of several generals under the command of Maximilian II. Emanuel.
@aproudeuropean559
@aproudeuropean559 5 лет назад
@@HingerlAlois Good to know but still
@rattmayer2500
@rattmayer2500 5 лет назад
Thank you for making a video about a forgotten hero, the greatest general of the Habsburg Empire! Sincerely from someone whose country (Hungary) was liberated by Prince Eugene
@Kruppt808
@Kruppt808 5 лет назад
Skanderbeg, John Hunyadi, Vlad Dracul, John III Sobieski and the Prince. All played key roles in halting Ottoman expansion. Some are better known the others, not many movies about their exploits but history enthusiasts will never forget them.
@sergenguler1386
@sergenguler1386 4 года назад
Yes, they're. But already the Ottomans were reached to natural borders in east also we can say this for west, about fort of Vienna. It's so higher than Ottoman's border. And if we say this they are important in collapsing of ottomans. and finally, Skanderbeg is national hero from Albania. He is not affected the Ottomans. We can see this, ii.Murad's attitude. We'll not forget them. And you never forget too some persons. ((:
@Kruppt808
@Kruppt808 4 года назад
@@sergenguler1386 Skanderbeg was a small pebble in.the ottomans shoe, but they couldn't remove that pebble for years. They would send armies into his country, sink massive resources into military campaigns with little to show for it time and time again. He wasn't a threat to invade Istanbul obviously but he put up massive resistance despite being hugely outnumbered every battle and siege.
@sergenguler1386
@sergenguler1386 4 года назад
@@Kruppt808 cleverly, Skanderbeg is little person for us but, we are not thinking as we are in Albania. So yes they're affected to collapse of Ottoman
@alessiodecarolis
@alessiodecarolis 3 года назад
A movie about Prinz Eughen? With this political environment surely someone could accuse him of imperialism/racism against the"poor" ottomans (but with modern CGI and good writers would be awesome!)
@fredbarker9201
@fredbarker9201 2 года назад
@@Kruppt808 Stephen the great did really well for what he had to even if it didn’t end the best
@joefriday8607
@joefriday8607 6 лет назад
Great to have a video about Eugene Von Savoia but please check your data! He was at the battle of Vienna because he had just received the news of the death of his brother Louis Julius, killed at Petronell by the vanguard of the Ottoman army and the Tatars. He ran to Austria, as many other young nobles volunteers, to avenge his brother's death and to fight against the enemies of Christendom. Of course he fought well at the battle of the Kahlenberg but, even more important, he had strong support from influent members of the Imperial High command, and he very logically took command of his brother's regiment, the von Savoy dragoons (former Kuefstein dragoons until February of 1683).
@onyxabier4502
@onyxabier4502 2 года назад
There was muslim lipka tatars who saved Jan Sobieski's life in the battle field vs christians fighting under ottoman flag . It was a battle of power but no religion .
@keelyleilani1326
@keelyleilani1326 5 лет назад
Eugene of Savoy, Louis II Prince of Conde, Marshal de Turenne, Marshal Maurice de Saxe, Gustavus Adolphus, and Frederick the Great. Hands down best commanders of the 17th and 18th centuries. Napoleon was the best of the 19th and Charlemagne was the best of medieval times.
@americancaesar1830
@americancaesar1830 5 лет назад
Don't forget Peter the Great my favorite Russian general by far, a true Orthodox Christian hero as well :)
@nomooon
@nomooon 5 лет назад
You forget Marlborough and Villars
@zhugeliang007
@zhugeliang007 4 года назад
@@americancaesar1830 If you like Russian general, I suggest you learn about General Alexander Suvorov. That guy is a spectacular millitary commander.
@rayzas4885
@rayzas4885 2 года назад
We don't know enough about Charlemagne to say he was the best
@jacques8221
@jacques8221 6 лет назад
Interesting to see how a young foreign noblemen became the most respected military figure in Austria, even fighting against his previous homeland France. This story makes me think about Maurice de Saxe, who was a German aristocrat but is now the most revered French military leader of Louis XV's time.
@jacques8221
@jacques8221 6 лет назад
but it says at the begining he was born in paris
@Fankas2000
@Fankas2000 6 лет назад
Thants more of an indication of how much Austria sucked at war.
@tonecruise8277
@tonecruise8277 6 лет назад
Bella gerant alii, tu felix Austria nube...we are too smart for war
@canemcave
@canemcave 6 лет назад
I think the family was french by father and italian by mother - swiss not that much
@TheAiurica
@TheAiurica 6 лет назад
By that time, there was not such thing as "nationality". Loyalty was a very personal thing, and since he did not swore loyalty to Louis XIV he felt free to swore loyalty to any other king or emperor. By the way, this wasn't something new, or unheard of. Louis II, Prince of Condé, which was a french general during thirty years war, switched side and took command of spanish army against France in 1652. This was never considered shamefull or outrageous, since Prince of Condé was allowed to return to France in 1659.
@empressofromulas
@empressofromulas 3 года назад
He is amazing! Helped turn tide in Ottoman wars.I have never heard of him-and I would enjoy historical movie on his life and times.
@christopherbentley7289
@christopherbentley7289 2 года назад
Amongst the comments here implying the irony of the fact that a German vessel of WWII was named after a personality who had fought alongside Sir Winston Churchill's famous ancestor nobody has thought to mention that, to accentuate that irony, the Italians had the 'Eugenio di Savoia', a light cruiser, in WWII and in WWI the Austro-Hungarian Empire had another 'Prinz Eugen', a Dreadnought-class battleship, which was commanded by the future Regent of Hungary, Admiral Miklós Horthy, whose wife would go on to launch the 'Prinz Eugen' of the Kriegsmarine. In another twist of irony, given the fact that one of the actions of the 'Prinz Eugen' of WWI was bombarding Ancona, the 'Eugenio di Savoia' was launched by the Duke of Ancona. It's been very interesting over this past few days looking into the activities, in a similar part of Europe, but slightly earlier in history, of that other personality after whom another of Italy's 'Condottieri' Class light cruisers was named, Raimondo Montecuccoli.
@TheFrenchGrunt
@TheFrenchGrunt 6 лет назад
🎵Prinz Eugene, the noble knight🎵
@princekrazie
@princekrazie 6 лет назад
PRINZ EUGEN DER EDEL RITTER
@boahkeinbockmehr
@boahkeinbockmehr 6 лет назад
@@princekrazie *edle
@zahrimperium9007
@zahrimperium9007 5 лет назад
Lies den Kaiser wiedrum kriegen Stadt und Festung Belgerad
@R.Lennartz
@R.Lennartz 2 года назад
@@zahrimperium9007 Er ließ schlagen eine Brukken, daß man kunt hinüberrucken, mit der Armee vor in die Stadt.
@namekman01
@namekman01 5 лет назад
you could say he... is the very model of a modern major general
@trygveplaustrum4634
@trygveplaustrum4634 6 лет назад
Eugene of Savoy... with Gustavus Adolphus in the Up Next section... Oh, my two favorite generals! I can't help but get hyped!
@vinm300
@vinm300 4 года назад
4:50 Spanish Succession : William III was the one calling the shots. He'd already organised a Triple Alliance and Grand Alliance for previous wars with Louis XIV. And had been calling for a Grand Alliance over Louis' occupation of Flanders but was refused by parliament. Only when British commerce was threatened did parliament acquiesce. The Dutch (who had been fighting France on and off since 1669) were obviously in. Archduke Charles (Leopold's son) the Allies candidate, visited Queen Anne in 1704 (to receive her imprimatur) before landing in Lisbon. I should add, William died in March 1702 and war was declared in May 1702. But William had been the driving force. As much as he distrusted/disliked John Churchill, he had sent him to the Hague as a plenipotentiary in 1701. Everything hinged on Parliament giving the nod.
@marcopothuizen
@marcopothuizen 5 лет назад
I know a lot of history, but this video surprised me. Thank you for posting information about this great military leader.
@seen203
@seen203 6 лет назад
Thank you for helping free Europe, Eugene.
@mattbarbarich3295
@mattbarbarich3295 3 года назад
I don't believe in reincarnation but like to think Victor Orban of Hungary today is his spiritual successor, God Knows somebody like that is needed so much today in Europe.
@johannesmaximilian848
@johannesmaximilian848 6 лет назад
Nothing less than the saviour of Europe
@samuelmontenegroserniotti7146
@samuelmontenegroserniotti7146 6 лет назад
Dont forget about Charles Martel, Jan Sobieski and Pelagio. They also can hold that title.
@TheTariqibnziyad
@TheTariqibnziyad 6 лет назад
James R. Astor from Austria ah cmon the Ottomans were shit anyways, did you believe they were willing to invade all of europe 😂
@timpenfield5
@timpenfield5 5 лет назад
ARE U SUGGESTING, FOR 1 MINUTE THAT LIFE UNDER THE OTTOMANS WOULD BE ANYTHING LESS THEN AWESOME??????????????? AAHAHAHAAAHhahahahaaaahaaaaahahahaha R.I.P GENERAL
@cv4809
@cv4809 5 лет назад
@tesko radic because Sarajevo was held by ottomans
@cv4809
@cv4809 5 лет назад
@tesko radic you were complaining about Eugene attacking Sarajevo, and I said that it made perfect sense for him to do so because Sarajevo was an ottoman stronghold And what he did was perfectly normal for the time, the ottomans were also cruel against their enemies
@fabius5366
@fabius5366 3 года назад
Born to a noble French family ??? His father was Eugene Maurice of Savoy from the Carignano family of Italian extraction and his mother was Olympia Mancini, another Italian family. Historically Savoy was a duchy across Italy and France and the Savoy royal house was one of the driving forces determining the creation of the unified Italian nation. A correct definition would be Italian-French noble family. Incidentally, the full name would be Prince Eugene Francis of Savoy-Carignano.
@blackpaint9093
@blackpaint9093 3 года назад
Not even french-italian but fully italian. The family had embraced the italian identity over 100 years before he was born lol
@Numba003
@Numba003 4 года назад
I enjoy these videos describing famous people of history whom I’ve barely (if ever) heard of. Stay well out there everybody, and Jesus Christ be with you friends.😊
@andreydragomirov8559
@andreydragomirov8559 6 лет назад
During the War of the Spanish Succession there was another major war in Europe: the Great Northern War - the first war the Russians won due to the Russian Winter and thr war that made Russia a great power. For that matter it would be nice if you cover Charles XII of Sweden and/or the Swedish Karolean army - despite fighting alone against four states and being outnumbered in every battle by between 2/1 and 4/1 they were undefeated for nearly 10 years.
@Jcrpdx
@Jcrpdx 3 года назад
It's amazing to me how little is taught in school. Thank you for this video.
@hoodyniszwangsjacke3190
@hoodyniszwangsjacke3190 2 года назад
It's Austrian History and is taught in Austrian High Schools (Gymnasium). But not so much of British History ist taught in Austrian Schools (except of course Lord Nelson at Trafalgar), so I think Austrian History is not much of a topic in British Schools either.
@sirlordhenrymortimer6620
@sirlordhenrymortimer6620 5 лет назад
One of the most underrated general of all time , this guy thought freidrich the great
@MonaLisa-d3r
@MonaLisa-d3r 2 года назад
I saw him his picture in 17th century abandoned castle in france.the same place i stay when im a child.he is my great great ancestor.
@DidierDidier-kc4nm
@DidierDidier-kc4nm 5 лет назад
He teamed up very well with Malborough and together they put their ego away that is very rare ! a perfect badass military Genius pair !!!unfortunatly for us! French !!
@yankees29
@yankees29 3 года назад
They worked very well together.
@EmersonSalmeron
@EmersonSalmeron 5 лет назад
This guy needs a movie
@dominiquecharriere1285
@dominiquecharriere1285 5 лет назад
Every Savoyard is proud of Eugen, probably the second most predominant figure in our 1000 years history (the first being Duke Amedee VIII).
@dominiquecharriere1285
@dominiquecharriere1285 5 лет назад
@Jean nous sommes les meilleurs! Moi je suis de Moutiers mais cela fait hélas 41 ans que je suis parti. Je suis un Savoyard errant, comme beaucoup!
@lordofhostsappreciator3075
@lordofhostsappreciator3075 4 года назад
Savoy is Italy.
@capitainefrance5734
@capitainefrance5734 4 года назад
@@lordofhostsappreciator3075 I'm afraid it's the contrary.
@dragooll2023
@dragooll2023 3 года назад
@Louis Garidel French origins* wich makes no difference, being objetive. The current dynasty of the UK is no less english for having german roots.
@terza333
@terza333 3 года назад
@Louis Garidel Savoia is 100% Italian since at least '600, nothing to do with France
@numbersandletters0i608
@numbersandletters0i608 6 лет назад
Excellent video! May I request you do a video on Charles XII of Sweden in the near future?
@thewolf7444
@thewolf7444 6 лет назад
Ah when Hapsburg Austria didn't suck at life.
@martialme84
@martialme84 6 лет назад
Habsburg. Way to unnecessarily ruin an otherwise witty comment.
@wrestlingbear1188
@wrestlingbear1188 3 года назад
He was one of the baddest mf's ever led an army into combat. Pure, unadulterated, genius. Cold, calculating fox.
@hoodyniszwangsjacke3190
@hoodyniszwangsjacke3190 2 года назад
Baddest: classical beginners error. But so predictible for Germans/Austrians learning English.
@kaveebee
@kaveebee 2 года назад
I agree, I love the look of him, nothing like a god of war but looks can sure be deceiving
@animeXcaso
@animeXcaso Год назад
"Pure" Openly gay, transvestite and engaged in sex parties planned for the holiest christian festivities
@champagnegascogne9755
@champagnegascogne9755 4 года назад
His legacy as a German Heavy Cruiser in 1930s is rightfully fitting.
@animeXcaso
@animeXcaso Год назад
...and then made into one thirsty moe waifu
@RC15O5
@RC15O5 5 лет назад
Now I feel like playing Empire: Total War.
@dobypilgrim6160
@dobypilgrim6160 6 лет назад
Interesting that the Hapsburg's greatest general was. a Frenchman. No wonder Napoleon loved him
@alexanderchristopher6237
@alexanderchristopher6237 6 лет назад
Napoleon honored Frederick the Great, a Prussian king, whose nation he bulldozed. Because he's French? Napoleon is a Corsican, not French.
@diegoyuiop
@diegoyuiop 5 лет назад
@@alexanderchristopher6237 And house of Savoy is not exactly French
@tonyhawk94
@tonyhawk94 5 лет назад
@@alexanderchristopher6237 Lol Corsica was French even before his birth. And if you doubt who he was just read his testamment and you'll see.
@MarcoBonechi
@MarcoBonechi 4 года назад
Napoleon is Tuscan. His family migrated just two generations before and Corsica was sold by Genova to France just around his birth.
@blackpaint9093
@blackpaint9093 3 года назад
@Antoine B de M Funny how you quoted our national hero Pasquale Paoli(sounds quite italian to me). When he himself in his most famous writing wrote "WE ITALIANS". Fucking french colonizer acting like he's corsican. Corsica first, italy second
@watteau6646
@watteau6646 2 года назад
This is an excellent synopsis, thank you for making it. Love the visuals. quibble: 3:39, 7:22: it's "cavalry" (horseback soldiers), not "Calvary"(where Jesus was crucified)
@wolloms
@wolloms 3 года назад
I love and respect any man who kicked Ottoman ass.
@jaimequimaime-autrementnon2500
@jaimequimaime-autrementnon2500 5 месяцев назад
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@huns12345
@huns12345 3 года назад
Will never forget this story
@jovangasovic8922
@jovangasovic8922 4 года назад
Well done. Greetings from Senta!
@Liphted
@Liphted 6 лет назад
Brother, I've only seen one video, and I know this channel is fresh. I'm about to watch this second video, and if it's as good as the one on the Swiss Pikemen, I think I'll be hook yo!
@sanuku535
@sanuku535 3 года назад
One of the Seven gratest in the eyes of the Napoleon.
@elvispelvis5891
@elvispelvis5891 5 лет назад
A true legend and a hero
@kenhart8771
@kenhart8771 2 года назад
An absolutely remarkable military leader with eminent achievements and astonishing unknown especially for mostly younger Europeans which formed Europe in so many ways after defeating and defending Christians from the powerful Ottoman Empire.
@KapiteinKrentebol
@KapiteinKrentebol 6 лет назад
Thank you for the informative video. Maybe you can do Von Wallenstein some day.
@markherron1407
@markherron1407 7 месяцев назад
Prince Eugene of Savoy is 4 of Clubs ♣♣♣♣REST IN POWER BLACK people RULED Europe for THOUSANDS years Blessings and Hugs 👑💜
@MucizatTevarih
@MucizatTevarih 3 года назад
He was seriously defeated by Claude Louis Hector de Villars at the Battle of Denain 1712.
@TheAustrianAnimations87
@TheAustrianAnimations87 3 года назад
While the Austrians suffered more casualties than the French, this battle wasn't decisive and most of Eugene's army was still unharmed. However, the French managed to capture most of the towns which they lost in the last years.
@MucizatTevarih
@MucizatTevarih 3 года назад
@@TheAustrianAnimations87 Yes you are right. This was not a decisive French victory. However, with the French defeat at the Battle of Malplaquet in 1709, Paris was left defenseless. France could fall. They carried out a counterattack and were saved from destruction thanks to this battle. So it was an important victory.
@derrickbonsell
@derrickbonsell 6 лет назад
The fact that the Ottomans held on that long against such an alliance is a testimony to the continued strength of the Empire, contrary to narratives of Ottoman weakness after the death of Suleiman Kanuni.
@generalgut918
@generalgut918 6 лет назад
>such an alliance They still couldn't field armies as large as the Ottomans though. You're acting like it was 1 nation vs. 4 nations. It was one empire of many nations versus other nations.
@levrur7913
@levrur7913 6 лет назад
Syed Ahmed Holy Roman Empire was the only empire in the alliance, and holy Roman Empire isn't as strong as you think
@boahkeinbockmehr
@boahkeinbockmehr 6 лет назад
@Syed Ahmed the only european empire was the holy roman empire, and that was less coherent, than anthing that comes even remotley close to a unified state .plus it was in a constant state of war with france, hence the bulk of its forces were always bound in the west. As well as constantly fending off the tartars in the east. E.g. the siege of vienna only encountered such a small resistance force, as the french were doing a full skale invasion from the west at the same time. This betrayal of christianity even started the hereditary enemyship with the french from the german side. This is also why the emperor did not send troops to aid vlad dracul, after he annihilated the ottoman forces in his region, as again war with france was on the horizon. The problem was not, that european powers didn't have the power to crush the ottomans in europe, it was more that they were all in a mexican standoff and no power could risk taking on the ottomans, as that would have weakened their position too much in their conflict with the other european powers.
@jabotjab6239
@jabotjab6239 6 лет назад
@Syed Ahmed Since the second part of the 18th century, ottoman empire became more a puppet state of British empire who protect them against Russia
@Sadoyasturadoglu
@Sadoyasturadoglu 5 лет назад
@@jabotjab6239 in the Battle of Chesma(1770), there was a British admiral in the Russian fleet. How do you think the Russians have crossed the English channel and the Strait of Gibraltar? Also they were allies in the Battle of Navarin (in 1827) and WWI. The British always protect their own interests.
@CaptainPicardStarfleet
@CaptainPicardStarfleet 6 лет назад
This channel is amazing
@schizoidboy
@schizoidboy 6 лет назад
King Louis the XIV declined Eugene of Savoy's petition to join the Army declaring the request was modest but not the one making it. It would be probably one of the biggest mistakes Louis the XIV ever made during his reign. Not only did he lose a good officer but also ended up losing to him.
@cassielaralim5443
@cassielaralim5443 6 лет назад
Avanti Savoia!
@Cocodrillo18
@Cocodrillo18 3 года назад
one of the museums in my home town (timisoara) was one of his houses ,
@liamslivka9252
@liamslivka9252 4 года назад
Prince Eugene of Savoy lived from 1663 - 1737. Beethoven's Fifth Symphony (the background music for this video) was first performed in 1808. Perhaps you should have picked a piece of music from the time period in which Eugene lived.
@MalaysianChopsticks
@MalaysianChopsticks 6 лет назад
Frederick got mention! Woot! Frederick next please!
@TheTariqibnziyad
@TheTariqibnziyad 5 лет назад
The original Eugene was as Chad as it gets
@Frenchylikeshikes
@Frenchylikeshikes 4 года назад
I was born in Savoie, but weirdly enough I do not know much about the house of Savoie. Thanks for this video!
@Tomtiedom12
@Tomtiedom12 6 лет назад
Great video! Can you do a video on admiral Michiel de Ruyter?
@HistoryUncovered
@HistoryUncovered 6 лет назад
Very interesting..sounds like a good idea for a video.
@h2energynow
@h2energynow 6 лет назад
There is a movie called the Admiral. I found it on You Tube ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rNFb0gwZ_fI.html
@badmacdonald
@badmacdonald 5 лет назад
i havent watch this yet i paused to say this! eugene was one of the greatest generals Europe has ever produced ! that is a fact!
@jahmive
@jahmive 6 лет назад
thx for the vid mister robot
@kaveebee
@kaveebee 2 года назад
The painting shown at 4.25. Who did it and was the Prince Eugene the smaller figure in the centre?
@CV_CA
@CV_CA 6 лет назад
This guy had balls.
@FroggyFrog9000
@FroggyFrog9000 6 лет назад
Thats amazing!!!!!
@tobydawson4599
@tobydawson4599 6 лет назад
Your understating how important Malborough was in that war
@christosvoskresye
@christosvoskresye 6 лет назад
You left out the fact that later he was reincarnated as George S. Patton. [No, I am not being serious. I could easily enough imaging Patton identifying with him, though.]
@Pfsif
@Pfsif 6 лет назад
Dude is rocking that fro!!!!
@gorila987k
@gorila987k 6 лет назад
I should say Serbia thanks, but then I remembered "the great migration of the Serbs" of 1690s and Kosovo 1999 and it feels bad man.
@nwerner3654
@nwerner3654 5 лет назад
Oh, so thats where "prinz eugen" comes from. Cool video!
@andraslibal
@andraslibal 2 года назад
He has a statue in the fortress of Buda.
@btoch6668
@btoch6668 5 лет назад
An early fan of Seviche, he liked raw fish pickled in vinegar.
@jasonsavoy5397
@jasonsavoy5397 2 года назад
He was great general!
@jamiengo2343
@jamiengo2343 6 лет назад
Marlborough liked this video
@mattm.4861
@mattm.4861 6 лет назад
The moment you realize the Germans named a ship after him.
@nomooon
@nomooon 5 лет назад
I knew the ship before the man
@knockhello2604
@knockhello2604 5 лет назад
sunk with the Bismark tho
@meatymeat717
@meatymeat717 4 года назад
@@knockhello2604 nah, it was captured by American and used for testing nuke at Bikini Atoll
@robjus1601
@robjus1601 Год назад
Although my ancestor lost his life on the walls of Belgrade in 1688, he fought with Eugene. Sir Pancheri left 7 children.
@MrMarek19
@MrMarek19 6 лет назад
respect for him we need him now in europe
@danrich92
@danrich92 6 лет назад
"When I grow up, if I'm gonna be anything, that thing is gonna be a bad-ass"- 11 year old Eugene of Savoy. Yes I stole this from Drunk History
@matveykurland7012
@matveykurland7012 Год назад
The picture at 6:10 is wrong. The picture is not Charles VI but his son-in-law Francis I.
@mattinnj979
@mattinnj979 5 лет назад
Damn. What a stud!
@ERPRocks
@ERPRocks 5 лет назад
The siege of "Lee-la"? Really?
@jannogania8542
@jannogania8542 3 года назад
here i am at the age of 22 doing stupid shit mean while this guy...
@radec5166
@radec5166 Год назад
He never defined his nationality, but the British called him "a violent man, just like the Italians".
@Hope-om1kc
@Hope-om1kc Год назад
He was french
@radec5166
@radec5166 Год назад
@@Hope-om1kc well no, it was defined as French by Voltaire, for the English it was defined as Italian, for others it was seen as German. But he belonged to an Italian Royal family(although a branch belongs to it) and his mother was Italian.
@milivojnonkovic4151
@milivojnonkovic4151 3 года назад
Man do i like that man.
@freezingwisdom9837
@freezingwisdom9837 6 лет назад
Can you do one on Charles XII of Sweden aka carolas rex
@johnceenalol9164
@johnceenalol9164 4 года назад
Guys this is my ancestor!!!!
@choco_cornet9500
@choco_cornet9500 3 года назад
I came here learning Prinz Eugen was named after him
@NguyenLyubyuStrana
@NguyenLyubyuStrana 2 года назад
Then he reborned as a heavy cruiser then when the heavy cruiser ded,he reborn into…
@youtubecansukkadik
@youtubecansukkadik 3 года назад
I noticed that his statue depicts a horse rearing up with both front hooves off the ground. I've heard that means they had died in battle, but he died in his sleep. I looked up the hoof placement of these hero horse statues & apparently the hoof placement is a myth. Anyone else heard this?
@terencewinters2154
@terencewinters2154 3 года назад
When the europeans weren't fighting mongols or ottomans they were busy fighting each so map makers could have an occupation.
@levinb1
@levinb1 6 лет назад
The greatest military mind that the Austrian Empire would produce.
@AEIOU05
@AEIOU05 5 лет назад
The Austrian Empire was proclaimed in 1804, he served the Austrian Hereditary Lands as they were known then.
@alanle1471
@alanle1471 3 года назад
Where did he learn military strategy? Who taught him?
@johnalexander651
@johnalexander651 6 лет назад
He won every single battle except his last. Such as shame.
@boahkeinbockmehr
@boahkeinbockmehr 6 лет назад
Well that's usually what happens to soldiers, they survive every battle they fight in except their last.
@johnalexander651
@johnalexander651 6 лет назад
Statistically unlikely but still deep.
@raukouy
@raukouy 11 месяцев назад
My ancestor
@kaloarepo288
@kaloarepo288 6 лет назад
Eugene of savoy was as camp as a row of tents! By that I mean that he was gay and never married.Most people around him knew this.The grateful Austrians built the stunning Belvedere palace for him in Vienna(now an art museum) In the same way that the grateful British had the equally stunning Blenheim Palace for the victorious duke of marlborough his co-commander in the war of the spanish Succession.I would define his nationality as italian rather than French (his mother was the niece of the very Italian cardinal Mazarin PM of France and his father from house of Savoy which came to rule the kingdom of sardinia with its capital at Turin,Italy.They eventually became kings of united Italy in the 1850's but had to give their core territory of Savoy to France because the French emperor helped them against the Austrians.They also gave the town of Nice to the French as part of this agreement.I don't know where eugene is buried but most members of the Savoy dynasty are either buried in the basilica of La Superga overlooking Turin, or in the basilica of Vicoforte in Piedmont or in the Pantheon in Rome.
@JayzsMr
@JayzsMr 6 лет назад
Kalo Arepo he signed his name 'Eugenio von Savoy' italian German and French and this wasn't a time where nation states existed.
@kaloarepo288
@kaloarepo288 6 лет назад
True but there were broad cultural areas that could be considered French, or Italian, or English or German.Mozart would be considered a German because he came from a German speaking cultural group -he wasn't even really an Austrian as salzburg, where he was born, was then a separate political entity to Austria -it was ruled by a prince-bishop and Mozart's mother and father were from Augsburg.Many many Italians (some were Swiss Italians) moved to the habsburg lands, to Russia,Poland, the Netherlands, the british isles and even scandinavia -they were often great soldiers like the Colloredos and Piccolomini who fought for the Holy Roman Empire or architects like the ones who designed many of the Czarist palaces in Russia, painters like Tiepolo and canaletto/Bellotto or musicians and composers like Caldara,Porpora,Bonno and a host of others who worked for the Habsburg Court.
@Variant1on1
@Variant1on1 6 лет назад
Kalo Arepo I saw Eugene’s portraits on another video & it was so obvious that he was gay. He was giving the selfie pose long ago.
@borneandayak6725
@borneandayak6725 6 лет назад
Great Catholic....
@TheTariqibnziyad
@TheTariqibnziyad 6 лет назад
wait so you're telling me thats the real Eugene !!! in the end he was better than all of us.
@EneaSolimano
@EneaSolimano 5 лет назад
Come on!!! He was born in France but He was Italic, as many of the greatest commanders in human history. He was a SAVOIA in Southern France (old Roman Provenza, Italian zone) and his mother was the italian noble OLIMPIA MANCINI. He had a great statue in Budapest.
@tomasvlcek4476
@tomasvlcek4476 5 лет назад
EneaSolimano His first language was french. Savoy were French at that time.
@tonyhawk94
@tonyhawk94 5 лет назад
Savoy as always been part of the Gallo-Romance not the Italo-Romance the Savoy people speak Francoprovençal not Italian and they have almost nothing to do with Italy. + it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialetto_savoiardo
@Nubrezyu
@Nubrezyu 4 года назад
@@tonyhawk94 He was Italian!🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
@Nubrezyu
@Nubrezyu 4 года назад
@@tomasvlcek4476 fuck france
@tonyhawk94
@tonyhawk94 4 года назад
@@Nubrezyu I'm waiting for your arguments, I gave mine in the previous comment ;)
@yasinkaraca4840
@yasinkaraca4840 6 лет назад
Prince Eugen is King of France's bastard . King of France is Roi Soleil . I respect Prince Eugen , he was a great commander , an anecdote ; The Grand Vizier "Diamond" Mehmet Pasha killed during the Zenta war . I guess the reason for this nickname is very clear .Prince Eugen didn't win a only great glory after the Zenta war, also won a great loot .
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