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Hicks Pasha Annihilated - Battle of Shaykan, Sudan 1883 

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The Battle of Shaykan (also called the battle of El Obeid) 1883.
The army of the Mahdi wipes out a 10,000 strong Eyptian army commanded by British officer William “Billy” Hicks - Hicks Pasha.
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Near the beginning of the 1966 film “Khartoum” staring Charlton Heston, an Egyptian army, commanded by a British officer, being annihilated by the Mahdi’s army in Sudan.
Whilst in a film, this battle is based on fact. An Egyptian army of 10,000 men, commanded by Col. William Hicks (Hicks Pasha), was wiped out by 40,000 Dervish warriors at the Battle of Shaykan (also called the Battle of El Obeid). Barely 300 men escaped the destruction.
The background as to how both the Egyptians and, later, the British ended up being involved in Sudan can be discovered in some of my other videos:
The battle of Tel-El-Kebir & the British occupation of Egypt 1882
• Battle of Tel El Kebir...
What then happened to General Charles Gordon can be viewed in these videos:
The British attempt under General Sir Garnet Wolseley to save Gordon (The Nile Expedition)
• The Nile Expedition to...
The battle of Abu Klea
• The Battle of Abu Klea...
Gordon of Khartoum (part 1)
• General Charles Gordon...
The often forgotten British effort against the Mahdi’s key supporter (Osman Digna) in the Red Sea coastal area in Sudan involved several bitterly fought battles.
The battle of El Teb
• The Battle of El Teb 1...
The Battle of Tamai
• The Battle of Tamai 18...
In the end, the British efforts were for naught.
They quietly withdrew their forces from Sudan and the Mahdi’s successor, the Khalifa would establish an Islamic caliphate in the country.
It would remain independent until a British-Egyptian army under General Kitchener re-invaded Sudan in the late 1890’s.
At the Battle of Omdurman, Kitchener decisively defeated the Khalifa’s forces and ended Sudanese independence.
The battle of Omdurman
• What Happened At The ...
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Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:50 The Mahdist Revolt
2:44 Britain Gets Involved
4:56 Hicks Pasha
6:59 Hicks Takes Command
8:41 Battle of Sennar
9:22 Hicks - Out Of His Depth?
11:08 Advance on El Obeid
13:28 Battle of Shaykan
16:04 Annihilation
18:26 Mahdi Triumphant
20:18 Send for General Gordon
21:08 The History Chap
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Комментарии : 871   
@MrMenefrego1
@MrMenefrego1 11 месяцев назад
No matter what your opinion of England, we should all agree that the British Empire era of the late 16th and early 17th centuries, at its height in the 19th and very early 20th centuries, was the largest empire in history, and, for a century, was the foremost global power, should be admired by friend and foe alike.
@DarrenMarsh-kx8hd
@DarrenMarsh-kx8hd Год назад
Such a well presented series about the British/Egyptian Sudanese war. Makes one look forward to your next instalment.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thank you.
@mrbritannia3833
@mrbritannia3833 Год назад
If you want you could say mahdist war it’s a bit easier
@michaelayers3998
@michaelayers3998 Год назад
Chris, this video, like all the ones of yours I’ve seen, is terrific. Your narration is intelligent, and clearly the result of focused research. Marvelous content. Thanks for your work-it’s educational and entertaining!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for your kind words of support
@Johnny-sj9sj
@Johnny-sj9sj Год назад
Yep! Great stuff and I have only just become aware of Chris's videos. Subscribed! 🇬🇧
@patrickmullane30
@patrickmullane30 Год назад
Truly
@yeildo1492
@yeildo1492 6 месяцев назад
@@TheHistoryChap And thank you for not using AI, which always has terrible pronunciation.
@galleste
@galleste Год назад
Very good insight into how the British got involved in Sudan. Your series on the British involvement there are very good and well done.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks you. Very kind.
@basharabdelkarim9548
@basharabdelkarim9548 Год назад
Very good episode and thank you for it, I'm from Sudan and I really wanted to know more about Shaykan, you did a great job in explaining our shared history.... please continue. Shaykan was the catalyst that drew Britain eyes into the region, and it really shows the important of logistics and soliders spirits... Thank you for your work !
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for watching. I find it interesting how Britain got drawn in. it was like a series of dominos.
@EtonieE25
@EtonieE25 Год назад
@@TheHistoryChapYep that great British ARROGANT pride which by 2023 has become a laughing stock to the rest of the world! 🤣
@elgappa8693
@elgappa8693 Год назад
Amazing video and channel. British history has been something I never got to study in detail, and this channel so far has been a wonderful entry into this field.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Glad you are enjoying my videos.
@michaelpielorz9283
@michaelpielorz9283 10 месяцев назад
british history mostly was very simple: Hand over your country,gold and diamonds and work for free or Mr Martini-Henry will talk to you!.He is very convincing
@corcaighrebel
@corcaighrebel Год назад
Excellent as usual Chris, I especially like the use of old photographs. I'm Irish and was in London at the weekend & really got a feel for British history, with statues and buildings, wondering what London must have looked like in Victorian times. Thankfully relations between Ireland and Britain have improved enormously with the white hot tip of history having cooled a lot which allows for greater objectivity in relations. I toured the Palace of Westminster and walked Horse Guards Parade and found it all very interesting. Look forward to seeing more of Britain. I would be keen to see some videos on British exploits in India & China in the 18th and 19th centuries. Particularly love the period around Gordon and saw Cleopatra's needle in London, donated by the Egyptians many years ago and sitting by the side of the Thames.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Sounds like you have a very hectic tour around London. Thanks for your support and I’m glad that you are enjoying my videos.
@ropeburnsrussell
@ropeburnsrussell Год назад
You always add detail and nuance, even to episodes I am familiar with. Another very good job.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Very kind of you. Thanks
@markwilkes8209
@markwilkes8209 Год назад
Excellent once again Chris, many thanks.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
My pleasure.
@barrywebber100
@barrywebber100 Год назад
Thanks for the fascinating historical story telling. It was very interesting and entertaining.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thank you for those kind words.
@TorinFinney
@TorinFinney Год назад
Fantastic work, sir, on all your videos, so glad I discovered your channel. I remember visiting the Crypt in St. Paul's Cathedral when I was in London in December 2003 and marveled at the memorial plaque for the British correspondents killed in the Sudan. Frank Vizetelly (who died with Hicks Pasha) was of particular interest to me as he had covered the American Civil War and I portrayed a Harper's Weekly artist at battle reenactments across the US for many years. I would love to learn more about the names listed on that plaque at St. Paul's if you are ever so inclined. Once again, good show!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for sharing the US link to Frank V.
@Slavador2393
@Slavador2393 Год назад
A conscripted army with very little training, poor logistics, defunct morale, andvHicks own arrogance sealed their fate. Hicks, although a good leader had been dealt a hand he couldn't win with. Thanks Chris, always a pleasure watching your videos.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it. It was only as I researched that I changed my opinion on Hicks (rather like you, I think he was dealt a poor hand).
@andyf10
@andyf10 Год назад
But a good commander in the field would have turned back once water was not found. Continuing just invited the disaster that duly arrived.
@Slavador2393
@Slavador2393 Год назад
@@andyf10 that is why i said Hicks was arrogant.
@patrickclune3600
@patrickclune3600 Год назад
Just fast forward to 2023 in the Russia vs Ukraine war. Prisoners, conscripts, discipline etc. It kinda sounds like history repeats itself in different countries, different eras but just as deadly
@anthonylewis2080
@anthonylewis2080 Год назад
​@patrickclune3600 : Almost similar to the Invasion of Iraq - a nation that had no connection to 9/11 - look at the end result. Endless attacks, crimes, instability and worse than that, Daesh Terrorist Network and rivals battling for supremacy and autonomy : an episode that cost too much in terms of money, international relations and most devastating, human life.
@derekp2674
@derekp2674 Год назад
Chris, thanks for another interesting episode.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
@davidwoods7720
@davidwoods7720 Год назад
Thanks so much as always Chris
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
My pleasure
@majorronaldmandell7835
@majorronaldmandell7835 Год назад
Another fascinating and informative history lesson! Thank you!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
My pleasure.
@user-mb8ft2ev1r
@user-mb8ft2ev1r 11 месяцев назад
Excellent again. Every single one of your battles and features you have done I’ve been very interesting.. definitely keep up with the good work
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 11 месяцев назад
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@jfh9219
@jfh9219 Год назад
Here I am at 3:48 am USA central time watching this video. I couldn't stop at one. Well done as usual!! I will watch the rest when I wake up. Always a treat to watch your videos!!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Very kind of you. Thanks for your support.
@charlescap-bu5cn
@charlescap-bu5cn 10 месяцев назад
HAHAHAH Me too, only it's 1:59 a.m. just outside Chicago.
@longshot7590
@longshot7590 10 месяцев назад
EXCELLENT Video! I thoroughly enjoyed learning the history of this area!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 10 месяцев назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@tonyrichmond4015
@tonyrichmond4015 Год назад
Another BRILLIANT presentation!!!!! Again many thanks.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
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@rodeastell3615
@rodeastell3615 Год назад
Excellent and truly interesting video. Miss you though standing in front of your bookcases and relating parts of the story. Thanks for posting.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Oh, the library of books will make another appearance in the future.
@AndrewCastlemaine
@AndrewCastlemaine Год назад
Another great presentation. Keep them coming 👍
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Will do. Thanks for watching
@canary_in_a_coalmine
@canary_in_a_coalmine 3 месяца назад
Having just rewatched Khartoum I was really looking for more background on Pasha Hicks, and, as ever, you did not disappoint!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 2 месяца назад
Thanks for watching my video.
@billhicks2001
@billhicks2001 10 месяцев назад
Chris, I'm a resent subscriber.....and I'm so impressed with your docos, I'm in Oz & look forward to pouring a glass of cognac and sitting back to learn all about history. thank you.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 10 месяцев назад
Sounds like a nice way to watch my videos! Thanks for your support
@lajoszlatos3285
@lajoszlatos3285 Год назад
It's absolutely fantastic..again! Thank you!!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
My pleasure.
@willbliss349
@willbliss349 Год назад
another great video good job and hard work is greatly appreciated..
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks.
@iainhunneybell
@iainhunneybell Год назад
I *love* your story telling style. Just wonderful
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Very kind of you. Thanks.
@stigg333
@stigg333 Год назад
Thanks again for a fantastic history lesson really interesting and educational, stay well.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it.
@badfinger524
@badfinger524 Год назад
I very much enjoyed your video. Thanks.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
My pleasure. Thank you for watching
@AhmedAhmed-yz4rd
@AhmedAhmed-yz4rd Год назад
Great documentary 👏 Thank you sir.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
My pleasure. Thank you for watching
@rodneyshackelford7529
@rodneyshackelford7529 Год назад
Excellent presentation, thank you
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
My pleasure. Thank you for watching
@free_gold4467
@free_gold4467 Год назад
Your stuff is so good, thank you.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for your kind words of support
@peterbarker3433
@peterbarker3433 Год назад
Wonderful stuff - well researched and truly inspiring. Once again, well done.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Many thanks for your support.
@grandadmiralzaarin4962
@grandadmiralzaarin4962 Год назад
Excellent video on a fascinating subject. I remember the film Khartoum very vividly. Along with Zulu it kickstarted my interest in the Victorian Colonial period.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Me too. Two great films.
@grandadmiralzaarin4962
@grandadmiralzaarin4962 Год назад
@@TheHistoryChap I always rather found myself pitying Hicks. Even had he been the most brilliant commander in Victorian history, it would have made little to no difference with such a rabble of an army(some of the conscripts would go so far as to rub lime in their eyes and shoot off their trigger fingers to try and get out of service. The Bashi Bazouks would regularly operate more as thieves than soldiers), and the political pressures placed upon him to achieve a decisive victory soon all posed almost insurmountable tasks.
@Clive697
@Clive697 Год назад
There are a few other fair to reasonably good films about Colonial 'little wars' such as The Four Feathers, 55 Days at Peking and Breaker Morant, but the period was only briefly fashionable for film makers. Now, with the left's historical revisionism, only 'white man bad' films are likely.
@michaelpielorz9283
@michaelpielorz9283 Год назад
yeah the good old times when you could shoot a bunch of coloured "non british "(:-) and call yourself a hero !!
@richardglady3009
@richardglady3009 7 месяцев назад
Fantastic lecture. Great video. Thank you.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 7 месяцев назад
You're very welcome!
@FranciscoPreira
@FranciscoPreira Год назад
Great video sir, aplause, keep 'em coming.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Will do. Thanks for your support.
@alexanderpavlovichromanov3065
So glad to see you returning to the fascinating campaigns and stories in Sudan, sir. Also don't forget to cover the battle of Kirbekan and the stories of Major General William Earle later on!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
I will add to the list.
@lokischildren8714
@lokischildren8714 Год назад
Excellent a new the history chap video
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Hope you enjoy it.
@rolfgall9495
@rolfgall9495 Год назад
I love history. You, Chris, are doing a damn well job in your presentations! Kudos to you! 🤜🏼🤛🏼❤️
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Glad you like my videos
@kaoskronostyche9939
@kaoskronostyche9939 11 месяцев назад
I like your work. Thank you.
@gerrypowell2748
@gerrypowell2748 Год назад
Once again well told and riveting to listen too👌❤️
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thank you.
@bullettube9863
@bullettube9863 Год назад
Another excellent presentation on a little understood war!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for watching.
@billballbuster7186
@billballbuster7186 Год назад
Very good presentation Chris, I remember the line from the movie "don't you do a Billy Hicks on me!"
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Oh I had forgotten that line...
@jeffbruin5487
@jeffbruin5487 Год назад
Well done, I enjoyed!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thank you for watching.
@DorCarlosFury
@DorCarlosFury Год назад
Thank you a lot for this brilliant class !
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
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@DorCarlosFury
@DorCarlosFury Год назад
@@TheHistoryChap I already fone (Sorry my awful English)
@johnedreslin
@johnedreslin Год назад
Excellent presentation, filling in a lot of blanks about the history of the British in Egypt.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for watching.
@andrewsteele7663
@andrewsteele7663 Год назад
Good morning, Chris, I was a bit late getting to this one. I always may sure I have time to watch it undisturbed. Because I am always enthralled by your telling of the story. And this was the same, just brilliant, I can see the charging Marhdi' as I write this. I could also feel that oppressive heat and the lack of water. Thanks again for another brilliant telling, Cheers
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
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@andrewsteele7663
@andrewsteele7663 Год назад
@@TheHistoryChap Done, cheers
@MarkDenson-ld8bf
@MarkDenson-ld8bf 4 месяца назад
Another great video thank you
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 4 месяца назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@cameronmccreary4758
@cameronmccreary4758 Год назад
If I remember correctly Sir Winston Churchill fought the Mahdi at the Battle of Omdurman during the late 1800s. He had injured his right arm and was unable to draw his sword for the cavalry charge; he drew his Model C96 Mauser pistol instead and shot his way through the charge. Thank you very much Chris for bringing us this account of the British Army fighting the Mahdi and the first of the revolts.
@macdansav1546
@macdansav1546 Год назад
Great post. In the Omdurman campaign the enemy was the Khalifa, the Mahdi's successor. Churchill took part in the (rather misjudged) charge of the 21st lancers. Just one story of many in his amazing life!
@jon9021
@jon9021 Год назад
Thank god for that C96!…different campaign, but very similar.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Correct except by the time of the Battle of Omdurman the Mahdi was long dead and it was his successor, the Khalifa, running Sudan.
@joelgoldberg3019
@joelgoldberg3019 Год назад
Churchill fought agaisnt the Mahdi's successor the Khalifa Abdullahi. The Mahdi died shorlty after Gordon died.
@idontknowpreston3673
@idontknowpreston3673 Год назад
Winston had dislocated his shoulder playing polo while stationed in India.
@aussiefan354
@aussiefan354 Год назад
Great video mate. You have a new subscriber from Australia!!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for the sub. I'm just 300 short of hitting 100k!
@craigelliott7286
@craigelliott7286 10 месяцев назад
Wonderful account of British history! Keep them coming..... please.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 10 месяцев назад
I’m glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
@Richard500
@Richard500 Год назад
My Great Grandfather served in Egypt 1882-1885 and fought in the battle of Tofrek.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Then you might enjoy my video about the battle of Tofrek: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hV3vFjxKaX4.html
@carlmagrath6389
@carlmagrath6389 Год назад
I'm 71 and a fan of History now a fan of your channel, looking forward to learning more, just read Mutiny on the Bounty, and Tobruk, now reading Breaker Morant, thank you for your videos,. now for some Charlton Heston (Chinese Gordon)
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Glad you have found my channel. Here's today's video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w8HSOnO-LxI.html
@brianjennings7644
@brianjennings7644 11 месяцев назад
Thank you,..I've always wanted a good explaination for this.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 11 месяцев назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@tricky2055
@tricky2055 Год назад
Excellent video! You have a new subscriber from Birmingham. Birmingham, Alabama that is!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for your support
@majorhawker4776
@majorhawker4776 9 месяцев назад
You have earned another Subscriber great job. I had not heard of these battles being from the U.S. but have always been fascinated by British, Scottish, Welsh and Irish History as that is where 85 percent of my Heritage comes from.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 9 месяцев назад
Thank you for your support
@keralajoe
@keralajoe Год назад
I've no idea how this popped up as a suggestion but THANK YOU! This was fantastic.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it. Please check out my other videos on my channel.
@jonmeek3879
@jonmeek3879 Год назад
Again very well done Great story
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for watching.
@grahamash62
@grahamash62 Год назад
Very good videos, wish we had them when I was a kid.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for watching.
@gila.8755
@gila.8755 Год назад
Well done, thank you.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thank you.
@jon9021
@jon9021 Год назад
Every time I think he can’t make another excellent documentary…he proves me wrong!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Very kind of you.
@BMWtphs
@BMWtphs Год назад
Very nice video. I have been waiting for this one as you did a great job with the Anglo Egyptian war and then following up with Khartoum and Kitcheners revenge at Omdurman. However I have been dying for you to do one on the 2nd Anglo Afghan war. It’s a campaign that is hardly ever talked about, but in my opinion is one of GB’s best carried out and successful campaigns. Plus it features a great Victorian General of Frederick Bob Roberts.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
2nd Anglo Afghan war is on my list. Please make sure you subscribe to my YT channel or sign up for my newsletter at my website so you don't miss it (www.thehistorychap.com)
@nbwall56
@nbwall56 Год назад
What an utterly superior documentary.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thank you
@Axgoodofdunemaul
@Axgoodofdunemaul Год назад
Thanks for this. For the first time I understand the background and development of this war. I need to study the history of Sudan up to the present disaster.
@faisalal-shaibx631
@faisalal-shaibx631 Год назад
I'm from Sudan and I'd be glad to help if you ever need any 😊
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thank you for watching
@shirleymental4189
@shirleymental4189 Год назад
Another great tale, well told. Where ya gone, Chris? I kind of miss seeing you articulate the story. It's like teacher has left the room and we're left with the TV, on that big old frame they used to wheel in. (You in the staff room, having a crafty Woodbine?) Heh! Heh!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Kind words indeed. Thanks for your support.
@logynmohamed1615
@logynmohamed1615 Год назад
I LOVE THIS VID SM!!!! ,luv you Chris :D
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
@logynmohamed1615
@logynmohamed1615 Год назад
@@TheHistoryChap Np!!!!! :)
@seanchan7167
@seanchan7167 6 месяцев назад
Your storytelling is very entertaining! I wish you were my history teacher back in school!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 2 месяца назад
Many thanks
@theblackprince1346
@theblackprince1346 Год назад
Very close to 100k subscribers Chris, well done! Was wondering if you will do a special video to mark the achievement?
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
What a great idea. if you have a subject in mind please send me an email via my website (www.thehistorychap.com)
@creepystares9853
@creepystares9853 Год назад
exactly the kind of book I love to read. thank you for the introduction.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for watching
@jeremymorrall6750
@jeremymorrall6750 Год назад
My late father, who was born in 1923, told me he, when in St. Johns Ambulance in the 1930s in Bournemouth ( the following might actually have been when he was in the Boy Scouts) he used to push old servicemen who had been in The Sudan War - in their wheel chairs ( these may even have been bath chairs). Needless to say, he was always amused at Corporal Jones in 'Dad's Army' talking about 'The Mad Mahdi', General Gordon, 'The Battle Of Omdurman' etc.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
fascinating story. Thanks for sharing. have you seen my video about Lance Corporal Jones in the Sudan? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WL_F3E973bU.html
@anglo4906
@anglo4906 Год назад
Oh this ought to be a good one! Time to brew up lol. Thanks as ever.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Hope you enjoy :)
@johnhudghton3535
@johnhudghton3535 Год назад
Yes, another lesser known story, recounted very well indeed. Thank you.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
@NigelDeForrest-Pearce-cv6ek
Brilliant and Fascinating!!!!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thank you.
@christopherseivard8925
@christopherseivard8925 Год назад
Thanks Chris! Now the film makes sense! The cinematographer in me begs for some obscure technicolor wide screen observation, but I've nothing to add!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it.
@geraldmiller8973
@geraldmiller8973 Год назад
well represented and accurate. another great video from a historian who tells the truth. well done.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for watching. Appreciate your support.
@JoeJ94611
@JoeJ94611 5 месяцев назад
Very well written narration!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 3 месяца назад
Glad you enjoyed it.
@MrBook123456
@MrBook123456 Год назад
good video well made
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thank you.
@sirfox950
@sirfox950 Год назад
I missed the Sudan stories, thanks
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Plenty to go at.
@ryanvictoria6206
@ryanvictoria6206 Год назад
Another awesome episode!👍😀👍 I"ll be rewatching Khartoum(1965) again tonight.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
The more I watch the film, the more I enjoy it.
@rup54
@rup54 Год назад
@@TheHistoryChap I love it. Even more than Lawrence of Arabia - believe it or not!
@selvoselvo1
@selvoselvo1 Год назад
Good video, explains a lot about this strange episode, Hicks really had a well-armed and supplied army, even if it with low morale, but why he didn't use bashibozuks for reconnaissance, to camp inside a wooded area where he does not command the view of surrounding terrain was also not smart...he could have chosen a plateau or something at least near the source of water, his cavalry should explore where the water lies and lead the army there. If the guides deliberately lead him into the trap it reminds a lot of Varus defeat in Teutoburg.
@ingerlander
@ingerlander Год назад
Great stuff
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thank you.
@Fred-px5xu
@Fred-px5xu Год назад
Brilliant video lecture on Hicks Pasha Sir. Vicissitudes seem to plague the man's campaign. Poor advice, doubting one's experience etc..What a tale ... Despite all hopes the man was a true Victorian Soldier. Thank you Sir for stating the facts so eloquently. Bravo!
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for your support.
@zippy5131
@zippy5131 Год назад
Absolutely fascinating as you never get to hear about the Sudan, unless you buy lots of books. Realy enjoying this peice of history.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it. Check out the others on my Sudan / Egypt playlist here on YT.
@charlescap-bu5cn
@charlescap-bu5cn 10 месяцев назад
My college library (1963-1967) had the memoirs of Sir Evelyn Baring, which I used in a report of 1870-1914 British expansion.
@thierryaubert9099
@thierryaubert9099 9 месяцев назад
Merci pour cette brillante vidéo. L’Histoire est le meilleur roman jamais écrit !
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 9 месяцев назад
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
@mitch40aw
@mitch40aw Год назад
Another good story Chris 👍. Any closer to getting the story about Piper Findlater? Had hoped I could show it to my father as Piper Findlater is a distant relative but sadly dad passed away at the end of March this year.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
No closer. My research list will keep me going for years!
@Ferocious_Imbecile
@Ferocious_Imbecile Год назад
Well done. A good script, very professionally presented and an interesting piece of history. I think the entire Victorian and Edwardian era would offer many other subjects that would be excellent for your treatment.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Seem to have fallen into this period and lots of people enjoy it.
@Ferocious_Imbecile
@Ferocious_Imbecile Год назад
@@TheHistoryChap Barbara Tuchmann, Proud Tower is a superb book. Also Tournament of Shadows by Karl Meyer. You've almost certainly read them.
@michaelpielorz9283
@michaelpielorz9283 Год назад
for the begin you may choose the" Amritsar massacre (:-)
@jmc7034
@jmc7034 Год назад
Yet another excellent gem of forgotten British history
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@hnafe6239
@hnafe6239 3 месяца назад
As a Sudanese, this was A LOT more informative than what I was taught in School. Thank you for the entertaining and highly educational video.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 3 месяца назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@icecoffee1361
@icecoffee1361 Год назад
Almost 🎉97k🎉 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 wonder what the 100k special will be 🙈
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Send me your nomination by email via my website (www.thehistorychap.com)
@icecoffee1361
@icecoffee1361 Год назад
@@TheHistoryChap will do 🫡
@ceciljohnrhodes4987
@ceciljohnrhodes4987 Год назад
Simply brilliant.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Very kind of you.
@user-nv6hg1fj6x
@user-nv6hg1fj6x Год назад
Nice narrative, I'm memorizing the article of this battle since I was in secondary school almost 17 years ago, despite Hicks pasha's army outnumbered the Mahadi's warriors and you can also observe the difference of the weapons, stick and swords against fire the Mahadi and his warriors win the battle due to the motives and reasons that you've mentioned in the video. .Thank you
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment.
@user-nv6hg1fj6x
@user-nv6hg1fj6x Год назад
You're welcome but your videos are deserve to watch and give time
@fookyff
@fookyff Год назад
I have a Kaskara sword, my theory ( imagination) that it was a souvenir from the Sudan war. On doing a little investigation, it was used by camel riders and used as a downward slicing weapon, the ' balance ' is terrible but I could imagine devastating wounds to the unfortunate recipient.
@user-nv6hg1fj6x
@user-nv6hg1fj6x Год назад
The prince of Darfur (Ali Dinar) who killed by the British forces has been owning that kind of sword 1898-1916
@alanmoffat4454
@alanmoffat4454 Год назад
A VERY GOOD TELLING OF A SAD STORY .😊
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for watching.
@davidwaddington9414
@davidwaddington9414 Год назад
I use to watch in awe at that battle scene at the opening of the film Khartoum which I realise now was a little short of the truth.. and Gladstone later telling his commanders that were being sent to help rescue Gordon "don't do a Billy Hicks on me "
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for contributing
@GuineaPigEveryday
@GuineaPigEveryday 5 месяцев назад
Haven’t seen the video yet but just have to applaud any mention of this film, as someone studying history masters rn, i just love British historical epics, they’re fascinating and just super exciting to watch, love the book Queen Victoria’s Little Wars that covers a lot of wars like these. Haven’t seen many ppl discuss Khartoum tbh, also The Charge of the Light Brigade is a brilliant movie from that same era, also very underrated and surprisingly super accurate, did my bachelor’s thesis on the Crimean War
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap 3 месяца назад
Hope you enjoyed my video & thanks for taking the time to comment. If you haven't already, please subscribe to my channel so you don't miss future videos.
@whicker59
@whicker59 Год назад
As a historian for 58 years, u made a subscriber outta me.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for your support.
@beachboy0505
@beachboy0505 Год назад
00:10 A superior film 🎥 to Zulu. Underrated because of the unfortunate ending. Brilliant performance by Sir Laurence Olivier. So amazing acting, he was unrecognisable.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Whilst it is not 100% accurate it is a lot more accurate than "Zulu".
@davidgray3321
@davidgray3321 Год назад
My great Grandfather was sent there 1884 for 2 years, Scot’s guards pipe major.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for sharing
@jeffsmith2022
@jeffsmith2022 Год назад
Hello Chris, I knew you get round to Billy Hicks...Well done...As usual, the historical facts are somewhat different than what is portrayed in the film, Khartoum...
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
My pleasure.
@rsacchi100
@rsacchi100 Год назад
Thanks for giving a detailed picture of the Khartom back story. Maybe someday someone will make a movie giving an acurate depiction of The Battle of Syaykan. Is there any consistency as to who called it The Battle of Shaykan vs The Battle of El Obeid?
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for taking the time to post
@Troberts8910
@Troberts8910 Год назад
@The History Chap. At the 11:45 mark, the picture displayed. Is it some sort of puckle gun or mini rockets? Great narration and delivery by the way, really enjoyed the video. Subbed.
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
Thanks for your sub. Nearly at the 100k mark.
@Troberts8910
@Troberts8910 Год назад
@@TheHistoryChap Keep submitting this type of content, and you should reach 100k in no time.
@wolfgangkranek376
@wolfgangkranek376 Год назад
Nice. Maybe you can also look into Slatin Pascha (Rudolf Slatin).
@TheHistoryChap
@TheHistoryChap Год назад
He is on my list, as is Emin Pasha.
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