Fifes and Drums of the Swedish Army 

Norwegian baron ur a legend.

Agree

@Ghost XII eh no

@Ghost XII explain Russian invasion of sweeden

@@AkashitheCapitalist You are aware that the overwhelming majority of battles between Russia and Sweden were Swedish victories, right? Russia simply has done what it has spent its entire history doing - throwing away their soldiers’ lives and putting their hands where they do not belong.

@@BelleroseQC Wrong wat about battle of moscow ha TELL THE PRISONERS TO BURN THE CITY TO THE GROUND

@@AkashitheCapitalist What battle of Moscow are you trying to reference here?

I hope you gain sentience and realise that you don't have to keep referencing G&B whenever you watch a video that has napoleonic fife and drum songs. 🙏🙏🙏

​@@user-whatareyoudoing I agree, I've had enough seeing comments like these.

I also play gnb and like this comment, but I see it to much

I agree with all of the replies to this, it’s annoying seeing these types of comments.

bro wtf do yall gotta hate people for what they comment, theres no rules about it.

Let's escape Lezig :>

@@Studio_Polemosif someone rings the bell one more time before we are ready… Im going to lose it >:(

NO.

@@mark_nooby3633 YES

Vardøhus 🤑

Eller "Porilaisten marssi". Pojat, kansan urhokkaan, mi Puolan, Lützin, Leipzigin ja Narvan mailla vertaan vuoti, viel' on Suomi voimissaan, voi vainolaisten hurmehella peittää maan. Pois, pois rauhan toimi jää, jo tulta kohta kalpa lyö ja vinkuen taas lentää luoti. Joukkoon kaikki yhtykää, meit' entisajan sankarhenget tervehtää. Kauniina välkkyy muisto urhojemme, kuolossa mekin vasta kalpenemme. Eespäin rohkeasti vaan, ei kunniaansa myö sun poikas' milloinkaan! Uljaana taistolippu liehu, voitosta voittohon sä vielä meitä viet! Eespäin nyt kaikki, taisto alkakaa, saa sankareita vielä nähdä Suomenmaa! 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮

@@kaewakoyangi8071 Original lyrics were written in swedish though, the same as the finnish national anthem.

hur är det med Poltava?

svensksund@@vsah8521

​@@vsah8521poltava is the consequence of some bad luck

@@wyvern0069 what about Carolus Rex marching all of his soldiers with no camping?

@@vsah8521 what about not judging the entire swedish history with a single blunder

Hope Russia learns it’s lesson in Ukraine now to. Love from Sweden

@@RIckardMBHope you will stfu! This is a topic about Sweden vs Russia! Not your goofy ahh Ukraine!!!

meanwhile: Arabian Invasion of Sweden...

@@neinnein9306 Yeah thats worse.

Dit konung un gor

I have added timestamps in the information box to each march.

It will never happen. We Finns are not going to accept that!

Come back to daddy :)@@timoterava7108

Finnarna sköter sig bäst själva efter egna behov och eget huvud som våra jämlikar. Låt det som var ligga orört och det som byggs nytt bli som det blir självständigt och i samförstånd.

It wont happen because it will make the country look like a penis (and the fins wont like that, of course)

And poor as fuck we were.

Sweden sent volunteers during both Schleswig Wars. Around 7,000 Swedish troops assisted the Danes in the First Schleswig War. It was the Swedish government who refused to fight a war against Prussia.

@@faderneslandet3489 If I remember correctly, the Swedish government until then had an overall good relationship with the Prussians dating back to the Napoleonic Wars (where they were allies). Thus, while they disapproved of their dispute with the Danes, they weren't willing to fully jeopardize that. The Scandinavian and Germanic countries have had roller coaster relations for centuries it seems.

@@faderneslandet3489 There were not 7.000 Swedes involved in the fighting of the First Schleswig War. That's completely wrong. 260 Swedes, mostly Scanians, volunteered for Danish service. That was the only non-monetary Swedish contribution to the Danish cause. However, four Swedish regiments were sent to Fyn in the summer of 1848 to help keep the ceasefire between German and Danish forces. These did not partake in any action, however, and can not be said to have assisted the Danes. The Swedish King and government refused to get themselves involved in any fighting.

@@gustav331 Sweden landed 7,000 troops on the Isle of Fyn opposite Jutland to assist the Danes in the First Schleswig War.

@@faderneslandet3489 Those were the four regiments that I mentioned. They were only there to maintain the ceasefire. They never partook in any combat, nor were they intended to do any such thing. King Oscar I, though sympathetic to Denmark, did not want Sweden to get involved in a war. The troops therefore stayed on Fyn, where there never was any fighting throughout the war.