Napoleon - The Deadly Emperor of Europe 

WW2 Germany: defeats France in 6 weeks Napoleonic French Empire: reaches Berlin in 19 days

"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake." -Napoleon Bonaparte

Napoleon(1799): I am the Senate

No one: The British: Napoleon is short

If Napoleon died in the bomb assassination attempt would he have been known as Napoleon Blown Apart?

Courage isn't having the strength to go on - it is going on when you don't have strength. Napoleon Bonaparte

“My enemies are many, my equals are none” - Napoleon Bonaparte 🐐

The goal of Napoleon wasn’t to beat the British in the sea but to secure enough time for a land invasion (the distance between France and England is 80km)

There was no mention of the great odds against Napoleon, and his military revolution in tactics.

My enemies are many & My Equals are none "Napoleon Bonaparte

Misleading title; war was declared on Napoleon more much often he declared it on others.

"Nothing is more difficult, and therefore more precious, than to be able to decide." -Napoleon Bonaparte

Napoleon when he gets exiled to Island Elba *Aight I'ma head out*

The 100 days is the most legendary thing in history, man just walks towards Paris and slowly builds up an entire army and scares away the ruler that replaced him before he even got there.

He took 200,000 troops all the way from the coast of France near the English Channel to the Austro-Hungarian border, and captured an entire imperial army. He later said: “I have destroyed the Austrian army by simply marching.” Absolute chad 🗿

The pronunciation of Trafalgar physically hurt me

Napoléon is a hero and a visionary he was first to create the Civil code, he created the Civil code (still in use today), he rebuilt France from nothing, and also he was the first to give equal rights to the jews, he was the first to promote people according to their acts not only because they were born a certain way

Back when France had decisive and innovative leadership

Narrator: Napoleon was the greatest conqueror in history. Genghis Khan: Hold my fermented horse milk.

How can you make a video about Napoléon without mentioning the Peninsular war,which was Napoleon's first defeat and is thought by many as the beginning of the end for the Empire? Disappointing.

"I have destroyed the Austrian Army by simply marching." -Napoleon

"I love power. But it is as an artist that I love it. I love as a musician loves his violin."

Napoleon really improved France a lot and was a proper man of the people I feel. My theory is that the rest of Europe's pro-elitist, pro-establishment governments couldn't stand seeing a country being run by someone who wasn't just for the elites and so kept trying to bring him down all because they were paranoid that they would be overthrown and replaced by Napoleon-like leaders

Ok, which of you wanna yell at the narrator for something being incorrect?

All hail Napoleon. The great liberator of Europe.

his story didn't end with his death, in the mid 19th century one of his relatives, Louis-Napoleon also went into French politics and became France's first president, only to become it's last monarch as emperor. he reigned until the Franco-Prussian war where he was deposed and replaced with the third French republic. France has been a republic ever since, and is currently under the Macron administration since 2017.

Land: exists Napoleon: It’s free real estate

Guards guarding Napoleon when he was exiled in Elba: *Yeah he gone.*

Honestly, this video is one of the more inaccurate videos ive seen about the emperor. countless mistakes in the video. its clear that you guys did not do research before making the vid.

9:49 *Europe had not been unified under one ruler since the roman empire* Charlemagne: Am I a joke to you?

Who is here after Nepolian trailer?

Napoleon's desire for conquest pushed him to attack in Waterloo? He was forced to attack before the Prussians arrived; that's why the British held back. That he wasn't crushed and got close to victory is a feat in and of itself.

napoleon: tries to invade russia russia: SUMMONS GENERAL WINTER

There is nothing we can do

Who's here after the Napoleon trailer dropped?

Fun Fact::: Haitians beat Napoleon and The Spanish.. But they had to pay 29 BILLION for freeing themselves. Last payment was made 19 years ago *Edit last payment made n 1945

Napoleon is so great that the only way to defeat him is not to fight him

Watching this as im playing napoleon total war

No mention was made in this video of how Napoleon sent 50,000 French troops to Haiti to re-enslave the Black people there but instead, Napoleon was defeated by Toussaint L'Ouverture and Jean-Jacques Dessalines in the Haitian Revolution.

This is so terribly inaccurate, generalized, and information lacking. Videos shorter than this talking about this same exact subject have done a lot better then this

Don't forget he once possessed a powerful artifact called "Apple of Eden"

Thanks for the upload!

There are so many flaws in this video for example: 1. He did declare war but only for defensive purposes and those were ONLY three times while the coalition declared many wars. 2. The Infographic channel said that Napoleon got most of his fame that will lead to him being the emperor in the battle of Toulon and when he fired cannons to royalists, but they forgot that he actually got most of his fame from the battle of Marengo which destroyed the Holy Roman empire's army and because of that Vienna was defenseless. Because if that they were able to make peace as well as ceding northern italy to France. 3. the estimated people that were killed by the guillotine was actually 40.000. 4. They really need to say that after the war of the third coalition the Holy Roman empire was dissolved and also Napoleon created the confederation of the Rhine. 4. The narrator says that Napoleon is ruthless (not directly) because he declared many wars that in which he didn't actually declared but his enemies declared but really is he? No, he even made the Napoleonic code which got the inspiration from the Justinian Code or the Corpus Juris Civilis and just like the Justinian Code it is a civil code. Not the first but first to be spread world wide. 5. The flag of Austria isn't the (from top to bottom) red, white, and red but it's actually a horizontal black and yellow. 6. They didn't said anything about the peninsular war. 7. Napoleon was defeated in Waterloo because of the Prussians and they did NOT helped the British repel the french, rather Prussian army general Blucher decided to attack from behind or the flank (I forgot). Rumor then sirculated throughout the french army that the prussians were going to attack them from behind. Not wanting that the french began to flee for dear life. There are maybe more flaws but I don't want to rewatch it which is because I like to forget things, but not history.

So many flaws in this video. I'm disappointed.

still did not understand how did the royalty allow him to be exiled to elba. woudnt it be obvious he could attempt to seize power again?

Napoleon didn’t just sell Louisiana because of the British navy. He also lost the Haitian revolution which cost him a lot of money, he then sold Louisiana.

I’m glad you posted this because he is on my mid term next week

Fun fact, without Napoleon there probably wouldn't be a Batman. Because of Napoleon's racism Alexandre Dumas, père wrote The Count of Monte Cristo-1844, which inspired Zorro-1919, which inspired Batman-1939.

Person: France was weak Napoleon: allow me to introduce myself welp.

Keep up the great stuff

Love this videos

“Sir, what do we do” “There is nothing we can do”

Thank you guys, I have an essay due on him in May and it’s worth my whole grade

Amazing video!

Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries: Exists. Napoleon Bonaparte: Hippity Hoppity these countries are now my property.

0:20 almost all of those overseas colonies werent part of France during the Napoleonic era

You should also bring out that it took 7 coalitions to beat Napoleon

"There is nothing we can do" -Napoleon Bonaparte

Napoleon was a brilliant general, but his inability to settle for anything other than complete control of Europe is what led to his downfall.

After watching all these history videos and listening to history lessons I have learned one thing: Don't attack Russia on winter.

Go to your room Napoleon No you go to room DAD! Ok

Dude it’s like when I learn something new in history class I always get a noti about it😂

Napoleon: we are undefeated and we will never lose even to the most unorganized people Haiti: hold my machete

Napoleon is the greatest man the world has ever given birth to.

"There is nothing we can do"

The first French empire? So we just forgot Charlemagne? What kind of nonsense is this?!

Infographics show, remember me?

5:05 the battle of what now??? 😂😂 never heard anybody say it that way before, doesn't matter if it's the right way to pronounce it, it just sounds so alien to me hahaha

I'm a simple man I see a short dude in the title I click

nice

He was born on 1769 of course he was the greatest conquer of all time

Napoleon is 5’6ft tall and has 56 battles won, weird right?

Great question of life: If napoleon won Waterloo: If Alexander the great lived longer: Asda or Tesco

My teacher assigned this video! Nice work!

1800' european monarchs : declares war against Napoleon seven times to depose Napoleon. This channel : this guy was a deadly emperor. *facepalm*

The video is a bit tainted by the UK point of view, even if mostly okay, two things are not accurante in this video : By 1805 Napoléon was indeed planning to invade the UK because they actually broke the treaty of Amiens of 1802 by refusing to free Malta like they promised. Pitt the Young was wishing the return of the war which happened in 1803 by a new declaration of war from him. Napoléon moved his armies to the east before Trafalgar because Bavaria and Baden - actual allies of France - were invaded by Austria because the UK actually payed Austrians and Russians to declare war on France. Why did the UK pay these empires for a war? To occupy the french on the continent in the case where the french could cross the channel (if Trafalgar had been a victory). A bit different than "Napoleon wanted to submit Europe" ;) ! + Nope, Napoléon did not declare war on any country in 1815, instead the UK and its allies declared him as ennemy of the humanity, it's the litteral title they gave him. Napoléon was not marching on Wellington for conquering land, he was trying to separate the british and the prussian armies because together they outnumbered his forces, just like the 700 000 men who were marching on France by 1815. Napoléon was not a diplomat, but there is a bias in the video even if slight bias.

nice vid

We are learning about Napoleon in school right now. I will tell my teacher about this video and maybe she will show it to the class as a review.

Napoleon is the real-life version of Emperor Palpatine.

You did not really explain that the battle of Austerlitz was basically the battle of cape trafalgar but on land

This video has so many inaccuracies, fists of all napoleon only ever declared war on Spain and russia, everything was defensive. He was just better at land warfare than anyone else. That's just to name one

Why he gotta do Kevin Heart like that tho😭😭

"the battle of 'Trafalgar'" this is why we find Americans insulting. Somehow we can say all of your words but you can't even begin to pronounce ours.

I would say that 'big things come in small packages' but Napoleon really wasn't all that short for the standards of the time.

Learned about this all past year but never bothered to think of the pretty clear Star Wars parallel I could’ve made.😂

To be honest, I view Napoleon as the greatest conquerer. Of coarse Alexander and Khan conquered more land, but Napoleon faced far greater foes than them.

Even Napoleon was Pushed back into France he still Won some Battles even his Armys are Short.. in 1814

The fact that he came from nowhere and conquered everything is so impressive

Who came here after the movie

ppl always forget to mention the dutch and belgium troops during the battle of waterloo

I was actually average height at the time -Napoleon

Russia: leaves continental system France: it’s treason then

Thank you for blessing me with this video a day before my exam

Oh wow it is amazing how much this is historically wrong :o

legend never die😎

“I walk the line” - Napoleon Bonaparte

Nice... I love you

I think that Napoleon was the strongest soldier in the world

Napoleon terrified his enemies so much they resorted to pathetic insults about his height.

*Napoleon gangsta until the hills start playing Prussen Gloria*