The Napoleonic Wars - OverSimplified (Part 2)

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@jorgegandara984 2 года назад

Napoleon: 'If some other small man with a stupid moustache tries to conquer Russia, he must know 2 things: it's huge and it's cooooooooooold.'

@slavikchukhlebov8494 2 года назад

Napoleon lost 5/6ths of his army before it got cold...

@tow3842 2 года назад

Shmitler: hmmm, i have an idea guys

@-xnnybimb-9398 2 года назад

Napoleon: *I was the average height for the time!*

@Nate-dv5dp 2 года назад

Most oh his soldiers actually died from diseases during the summer march.

@OmalleyDoc 2 года назад

Some other small man with a stupid moustache: What? I don't speak French. Vormarsch!

@vale.antoni 2 года назад

The age old question has been answered: Expired poison gets less poisonous, than it was before expiry.

@achmodinivswe9500 2 года назад

Napoleon is the most bravest scientist

@Fardinton 2 года назад

I think it depends on the type of poison.. Organic poison like snake's or scorpion's definetly expires but poison made from phosphorus or cianide can last a long time. Freaking ricin from Breaking Bad Lasted a year xD

@MrPathorn 2 года назад

It depends, If it is Inorganic (Arsenic, Heavy Metal,Cyanides) It will be more poisonous If it is Organic (Snake Venom, Baterium, Herbs) it will be less poisonous. If it is Corrosive Substance (Acid/Base), it will be less poisonous. If it is radioactive, It will be less poisonous

@dont2604 2 года назад

ƊÕÑT ŘĒÄĎ ḾÝ ҎŘÕḞÎĹE ҎÎḈ₸ŬRĘ

@emmanueloduntan3286 2 года назад

They Expire on reverse basically😂

@SadieNya 5 месяцев назад

Needing 5 empires including superpowers of Europe, to defeat one man with untrained troops is crazy

@m.c.martin 3 месяца назад

They were incredibly salty and extremely stubborn 😂

@Mxtxcoupleslover08 2 месяца назад

Ikr 😂😂

@broidk8291 2 месяца назад

I’m no historian but isn’t it even crazier they just kept coming back for more? And craziest that Napoleon hadn’t squashed them enough that they were able to keep coming back for more? We’re his treaties pretty light?

@m.c.martin 2 месяца назад

@@broidk8291 Napoleon didn’t believe in Harsh Treaties because he didn’t want their economy to shrink, and the more he got, the better his economy. He did most of this to avoid war with England to prevent them from blockading his supplies, which ultimately led to him losing in 1815

@Flamingghost1025 2 месяца назад

This story is just europeon countries bullying a short french general and getting their ass kicked most of the tine.

@Ethan-bp6wp 6 месяцев назад

“Sir, Oversimplified hasn’t posted in a year, what shall we do?” “There is nothing we can do..” Update: HE’SSS BACKKKK

@chipperjaunte 6 месяцев назад

Im also waiting

@marieblade5275 6 месяцев назад

I look at the videos as Xmas presents 😄

@UmBetaEdits 6 месяцев назад

"There is nothing we can do..”

@jerriejoen 6 месяцев назад

*amour plastique (slowed) starts playing*

@domithegoodhomie 5 месяцев назад

Dans mon esprit tout divague, je me perds dans tes yeux Je me noie dans la vague de ton regard amoureux Je ne veux que ton âme divaguant sur ma peau Une fleur, une femme dans ton cœur Roméo Je ne suis que ton nom, le souffle lancinant De nos corps dans le sombre animés lentement Et la nuit je pleure des larmes qui coulent le long de mes joues Je ne pense à toi que quand le jour sombre, que s'abattent sur moi Mes tristes démons, dans l'abîme sans fond Aime-moi jusqu'à ce que les roses fanent Que nos âmes sombrent dans les limbes profondes Et la nuit, quand tout est sombre, je te regarde danser Je résonne en baisers, le long de ta poitrine Perdue dans l'avalanche de mon cœur égaré Qui es-tu, où es-tu Par les pleurs, par les rires de ton ombre effarée Je résonne en baisers Dans mon esprit tout divague, je me perds dans tes yeux Je me noie dans la vague de ton regard amoureux Je ne veux que ton âme divaguant sur ma peau Une fleur, une femme dans ton cœur Roméo Je ne suis que ton nom, le souffle lancinant De nos corps dans le sombre animés lentement Et la nuit quand tout est sombre je te regarde danser @@jerriejoen

@MagikarpMan 2 года назад

Napoleons a legend, guy took over Europe, clapped Austria 5 times lost against a combined Europe, got exiled came back and went straight back into war with all of Europe again. If that ain't some shit straight out a movie I don't know what Is

@mochalo4912 2 года назад

Totally agree , I thought he was overrated ,but hands dow this guy is a legend

@Windows11Official 2 года назад

He's probably one of my favorite historical people I have ever seen

@Kxy2x 2 года назад

We alr knew this but okay

@sayosweeti5757 2 года назад

and people wonder how he got a complex

@frankschaefer8890 2 года назад

Napoleon clapped Austria 6 times though lmao

@that-one_guy 2 года назад

When you realize that Napoleon only lost because his enemy's are fleeing No, this is not how you are supposed to play the game

@salomonhernandez792 2 года назад

Dude spoilers

@salomonhernandez792 2 года назад

Uncool

@MERCENARYTAO1 2 года назад

fabian strategy works

@catch_it8552 2 года назад

@A Cheeseburger lmao, this guys spoil something from 200 years ago, what a spoiler

@rhoydplaz2853 2 года назад

@A Cheeseburger hahaha

@Red-mg4ro 5 месяцев назад

Napoleon really did have an action-comedy for his life. Half of the wars were the Four Stooges going "it'll work this time" until it finally did.

@Doctor__Star 3 месяца назад

"Hey Prussia, where have you been?" "Well, I found out how to beat Napoleon." "Oh really Einstein, how do you figure that?" "Well, since he always attacks first and wins, I figured that if I attacked first then I'd win! I'll attack with blinding speed!" "Oh you wanna see blinding speed chowderhead? *Sweden pokes Prussia in the eyes, then slaps Russia purely to continue the joke.*"

@bloodhoundo9320 10 дней назад

@@Doctor__Starcan't believe it took THAT long for multiple nations to take out one man

@a-e180 6 месяцев назад

"France, the army, the head of the army, Josephine..." -Napoleon's last words.

@godzillatoons3947 27 дней назад

Kinda heartwarming that Josephine was among his last words.

@toonistiny 6 дней назад

@@godzillatoons3947Really shows that despite not having seen each other in years, Napoleon still held Josephine closely to his heart.

@f-35alightningii79 2 года назад

Parents, teachers, friends, life coaches: “You can’t just run away from your problems.” Russia: “Observe.”

@Hot_Grill43 2 года назад

Also the emus

@jodofe4879 2 года назад

Russia has virtually infinite space to run away to. Do you?

@AnimationFanboy2k4 2 года назад

Thanos: Dread it, *RUN* from it, destiny still arrives.

@f-35alightningii79 2 года назад

@@jodofe4879 I have a passport and money for plane tickets. So yes!

@swatbaker 2 года назад

I can litteraly see the Spongebob lobster meme lmao

@ethanelliot4559 2 года назад

"and they all declared war, not on France, but on Napoleon himself." The only man to ever have multiple countries gather hundreds of thousands of troops JUST to take his head. He may not have been a god, but he damn sure was more than an emperor.

@housesports000 2 года назад

Napoleon was so powerful that the only thing that really defeated him was himself

@Jacob-yg7lz 2 года назад

Does Osama Bin Laden count?

@josehernandez9565 2 года назад

@@Jacob-yg7lz nah that was just payback and it only took 2 squads

@hassam171 2 года назад

@@josehernandez9565 and 11 years

@memecliparchives2254 2 года назад

@@Jacob-yg7lz Well he wasn't exactly a ruler of a country or a state so technically no.

@RayzleGZ 6 месяцев назад

Fun fact, Aurther Wellington studied Napoleons tactics, and battles. Helping him to make similar predictions of what Napoleon might do next. And creating formations. Defending attacks

@refrigeratorskator 5 месяцев назад

His name is Wellesley, the Duke of wellington

@polkka7797 5 месяцев назад

Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington @@refrigeratorskator to be precise

@zeusdrinkswater828 5 месяцев назад

it is CRAZY how 30 minutes RU-vid video is more accurate than a 2.5 hours movie. The director clearly hated Napoleon and did everything to convince the audience of his bias, while Oversimplified shows the true history

@christomorpho 5 месяцев назад

Every frame of that film looks like a neo classical painting. Thoroughly entertaining, visually spectacular, and hilariously dark. Yes, it wasn't historically accurate and the script lacked a bit, but psychologically it wins all around - these were Scott's intentions I'm sure. Brilliant entertainment. The violence was awesome. 4/5 stars.

@Mehmetimuser1453 5 месяцев назад

Well Ridley Scoot is British soooooo

@ililililili9726 5 месяцев назад

@@christomorpho It was boring as hell.

@ViMBarN 5 месяцев назад

@@christomorphothe script lack a BIT? The storytelling was awful, the message unclear and muddled, it wasn't either a deep or interesting character study, nor an epic and grand historical movie... It failed at everything it tried to do. Even Joaquín Phoenix didn't shine.. great photography and music but.. 3/5

@johanneswurdak4841 5 месяцев назад

@@ViMBarN Josefine was the Main character in the movie

@thehomie6059 2 года назад

Imagine being such a threat to all of Europe that you were sent to a island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean and guarded by a whole army of troops and two boats 24:7 I would take that as a compliment honestly

@gamercarmen3957 2 года назад

couldn't napoleon just swim when the boats where on the other side of the island, at night, or try to kill off the soldiers one by one?

@muksimulmaad7413 2 года назад

@@gamercarmen3957 lmao what is this prison architect?

@miguelangelamezcuarosales7687 2 года назад

@@gamercarmen3957 I´m sure you can´t be talking seriously...

@sauron8838 2 года назад

That is clearly the mark of the most dangerous man alive.

@Noname-gh4jb 2 года назад

@@gamercarmen3957 dude real life isnt an action movie

@lakshyawahi323 2 года назад

"When he attacks, we run away." Emus: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN

@alishabajaj3575 2 года назад

Shows you actually watch everyone of his videos... Ur a true fan!

@jorgeigualbonilla9998 2 года назад

Fabian: "Hey I invented that!"

@afrenchlizard1309 2 года назад

His strategy was to use speed to overwhelm the enemy and just obliterate them. Sounds like blitzkreg.

@stonereviews4738 2 года назад

Haha

@shawncollard623 2 года назад

That’s what we call foreshadowing

@murmur1721 5 месяцев назад

After Napoleon's defeat, Tsar Alexander invited him to go to Russia, but Napoleon was offended and refused then. But then, already on the island of St. Helena, he decided to write to Alexander that he thought about their old friendship every day, missed him and would like to come to Russia, but the British did not let him go.

@vrubel5301 5 месяцев назад

they had an interesting relationship, it seems like Napoleon really wanted to be friends with Alexander

@ehellsword2 5 месяцев назад

To be fair that's suspicious. You refused an invitation so many times then when you get arrested you want to hang out? That sounds like he only wanted to go to stay out of St. Helena not because he wanted to be friends.

@murmur1721 5 месяцев назад

@@ehellsword2 he refused once, not many. And he often called Alexander his friend in letters, even when he went to Moscow.

@ehellsword2 5 месяцев назад

@@murmur1721 Even then. Napolean wants to hang out AFTER he gets arrested? Still suspicious to me.

@murmur1721 5 месяцев назад

@@ehellsword2 but he was friends with Alex long before that, soo

@F_Bardamu 4 месяца назад

This mix of historical accuracy and witted humour is unparalleled. From a French perspective, a great relief after watching Ridley Scott's failed biopic. Subbed to your channel.

@shurale123 23 дня назад

As a french person, what do you think of Napoleon himself?

@F_Bardamu 23 дня назад

@@shurale123 Napoleon is very controversial even in France: at the same time a dictator spilling blood recklessly for his own ambition, one of the greatest military masterminds that ever lived and, yes, someone who laid the foundations for modern France. His military endeavours were objectively catastrophic (France was smaller and poorer in 1815 than before he seized power), but his attempt to keep the best of both political worlds (royalty and the revolution) was actually quite visionary. That's why the French Republic couldn't completely disown Napoleon. In a nutshell, Napoleon was full of contradictions, lights and shadows. But comparing him to Hitler as Ridley Scott once did is just ludicrous. Either provocative or plain ignorant.

@enisserifi926 2 года назад

I'm kinda sad Napoleon lost like that, imagine being so good at war the only thing people can do to win is not to fight you.

@owesyoumoney3912 2 года назад

Rome did it to hannibal in the second punic war lol. Cant lose battles if you never engage.

@Sconeburner 2 года назад

as with most wars throught history, as soon as you invade Russia you start to lose

@owesyoumoney3912 2 года назад

@@Sconeburner Russia is such a large landmass it was harder to conquer than a traditional European power

@thestanimal6076 2 года назад

Dude how do you lose 4 wars against some one and TRY AGAIN after the 2nd I'd be like naw fam I'm done fighting you

@evanq9743 2 года назад

@@thestanimal6076 Imo napoleon should have been more harsh in his peace deals after every war, his enemies were able to just come back again with the financial support they kept receiving

@FaffyWaffles 2 года назад

"Luckily they banished him to an Island" "But he Came Back!" "Luckily they banished him to another Island"

@cabbage_cat 2 года назад

Bill wurtz!

@Rubin_Rubinia 2 года назад

Bill! WHOO!

@GBudgiePH123 2 года назад

And then He "might" had enough.

@vin6665 2 года назад

The cycle continues- oh wait he died? Oh....

@InvincibleSucks 2 года назад

But he died!

@DeepFactsfy11 3 месяца назад

Napoleon's last campaign to defend France was legendary. At one point he even sighted the cannons himself like he did during the Italian campaign as a general many years ago. His army was small enough that he could take full command of all his men. EPIC history TV's coverage of this campaign is a masterpiece

@sajaalh7026 4 месяца назад

Napoleon's story is by far my favourite, he worked to raise himself up the ranks and recived admiriation by his soldiers and by france. He was smart and helped the country of france regain some stability and in my opininon Napoleon is DEFINITELY the greatest military general and i deeply find him a respectable and admireable

@shurale123 23 дня назад

You know, I have a small portrait of him at home. It has been there since my childhood and... well... constantly having napoleon around while growing up kinda makes you adore him. Even despite admitting his many mistakes

@hhrrm620 19 дней назад

@@shurale123 can you please point out some mistakes?? I want to learn. In this video, I didn’t find him making mistakes, it’s more like people were jealous, greedy and dishonorable which costed him.

@jaredwyatt3376 2 года назад

Napoleon- does literally nothing Britain- how many time do we have to teach you this lesson Copenhagen

@mosquitobight 2 года назад

The British were doing to Copenhagen what Saruman did to the Shire and confiscating all the fine pipeweed

@UIPLAYS 2 года назад

Napoleon: Discontinues trades with Britain Britain: What the hell Copenhagen??

@Shorty15c4007 2 года назад

Old man voice - "I love the British people"

@stevelowe2647 2 года назад

@@Shorty15c4007 I think English is more appropriate. British is just what the Welsh, Irish & Scottish call themselves so they don't have to admit being Welsh, Irish & Scottish. The English are more preferential of being called English

@rhae6993 2 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@BasicShapes 2 года назад

"They banished him to an island where he was never seen or heard from again" "BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE!"

@Ritayo-checkmyvideo-ph5dr 2 года назад

John

@adibzinnurine7917 2 года назад

It wasn't an island where Bear Grylls visit to show off his survival skills. It was colonised by the Brits.

@Blue-pk4ny 2 года назад

and a few years later, it came up again.

@agrimgupta1316 5 месяцев назад

These 2 videos are 100 times better than the Ridley Scott's movie. Plus unbiased and true to the content.

@albetto4475 4 месяца назад

too be fair ones for entertainment and this ones meant to be educational

@schmuckmcgee7294 5 месяцев назад

Just saw the Napoleon movie with Joaquin Phoenix. It was staggering how these two episodes (in a series titles Oversimplified) arguably conveyed more of his life story than a feature film.

@AD-tj4jc 2 года назад

Austria: declares war on France. Napoleon: "how many times do I have to teach you this lesson old man?"

@damp2269 2 года назад

that was his greatest mistake he should have spanked the old man in public for real after the first war. he wouldn't dare rise up again after that...,

@ronjayrose9706 2 года назад

Literally

@Slightlywethamster 2 года назад

@@damp2269 yues

@prussianspider2849 2 года назад

@@damp2269 probably would have done that if he knew what spanked was the balls on napolean

@Mxtxcoupleslover08 2 месяца назад

Ikr, the idiotic old man never learns 😑🙄

@linkfromzelda1002 2 года назад

This man was so badass that they needed to give him a heavily reinforced coffin to make sure he didn’t come back from the dead.

@florenmage 2 года назад

If he was capable of rising from the dead that Austrian monarch would have had to poop his pants a 3rd time.

@simontapaj2313 2 года назад

@@florenmage by then everyone would poop their pants even the british

@sofiawaqasi5947 2 года назад

Ngl pretty sure they did that so nobody would desecrate his body

@swagster700 2 года назад

@@florenmage lol

@Momo_Kawashima 2 года назад

From now on Napoleon will be described as a hyperactive 44-year-old menace

@someguyusingtheinternet641 6 месяцев назад

“What do we do now?” “There is nothing we can do.” Is such a hard line

@Terytery-in6cc 6 месяцев назад

" There is nothing we can do " *playing the fing song " ‏‪22:09‬‏

@zombierequin3381 2 года назад

We really need to go over that fact again: He got the thousands of troops sent to ARREST him to JOIN HIS SIDE.

@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 2 года назад

He maxed out his charisma stat.

@ryanguy5452 2 года назад

A yes a man of culture

@tanyag2499 2 года назад

He masterfully developed a cult of personality over the years and was a legendary general/emperor by that point. Quite impressive.

@CaliburXL99 2 года назад

“Thanks for the troops” Napoleon, probably

@paulbarbat1926 2 года назад

This man's propaganda was surely a thing. Let me tell you about one moment during what we French call "Le vol de l'Aigle" (the Eagle's flight, the return from Elba). One time, he was caught by royalist forces. One of his generals come to the royalists and say : "The Emperor is coming". The royalist leader, Delassart, responds with "I am determined to do my duty, and will arrest you if you don't surrender". Then, the best big balls tough guy of all times marches towards Delassart's forces, alone, and says to his army to stay back and not to shoot. The royalist officers tell their soldiers to shoot, but no one dares. Then, Bonaparte says : "Soldiers from the 5th, I am your Emperor ! Recognize me !" Then he opens his coat and says "If among you there is one soldier who wants to kill his Emperor, here I am!" Then the royalists soldiers scream "Long live the Emperor", and Napoleon has a much bigger force

@EvilPumpkin 2 года назад

“France... hell... the army... head of the army... Joséphine..." - Napoleon Bonaparte last words, his life truly flashed before his eyes,.

@dastemplar9681 2 года назад

@some random anime bunny He did, he received word of her passing during a ball on Elba (his first exile) and he shocked everyone by collapsing with grief in front of everyone. Her death shattered his heart.

@pancakestack4439 2 года назад

It is quite poetic, he died seeing what he had done

@EvilPumpkin 2 года назад

@@dastemplar9681 When he asked about what her last words were, and they told him that she whispered: "Napoleon..." before passing away. He got up from the ground and gave a little sad smile and answered: "She really loved me didn't she?" in a cocky-sad way.

@CaliburXL99 2 года назад

@@EvilPumpkin Damn dude, picturing all of that is really heart-wrenching 😔

@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 2 года назад

How the heck is this not a movie yet?

@jackgamer1418 6 месяцев назад

27:58 There's Nothing we can do.......

@karansjet3823 6 месяцев назад

the fact that he was able to blitzkrieg with those humongous steel balls is a feat in and of itself..... and his horses

@cmbeadle2228 2 года назад

Fun fact: during the Spanish American Wars of Independence, a Scottish mercenary admiral who was hired by the Argentinian independence leader Saint Martin, a hilarious person called Thomas Cochrane, tried to pick up Napoleon midway across the Atlantic and install him as Emperor of Latin America.

@bastiangalaz4580 2 года назад

More respect, it’s lord cochrane

@lohexd 2 года назад

almost the same happens during the Pernambucan Revolt in Brazil, where the rebels has plans to bring Napoleon to south america

@oguzkagankatran522 2 года назад

wow ı didn’t knew that ı love both cochrane and napoleon

@anonymouscausewhynot 2 года назад

They should’ve let it happen, tbh.

@theotmt7906 2 года назад

@@bastiangalaz4580 i nearly misread it as lord cocaine lol

@lukedantas8059 2 года назад

The Coalitions tried to defeat Napoleon. This enraged Napoleon who punished them severely.

@inferno_o_o 2 года назад

I wish theres a joke like this in the video

@jojo-rc9hb 2 года назад

@@inferno_o_o there may be

@blueyintros4482 2 года назад

I am still waiting for uncool, we haven’t herd it yet in this series yet.

@jamesboulter987 2 года назад

@@inferno_o_o but there wasn't so we punished oversimplified severely.

@jordanelberg3380 2 года назад

@@blueyintros4482 oversimplified is being uncool

@Number1neymarzete. Месяц назад

“Atleast he didn’t behead anyone” LOOKIN AT YOU HEN-RY

@sya_7489 5 месяцев назад

There's nothing we can do ~Napoleon

@marshallsharritt9018 2 года назад

"It got cold, stupid cold" Is practically a catch phrase now and it is a good point of reference to show the watcher that something that is about to happen

@tephlin1405 2 года назад

There's a good amount of those in this series

@raahyama4023 2 года назад

@@tephlin1405 Especially in russia

@ThePorschefan 2 года назад

So basically, Russia's superpower ain't nukes but rather winter

@jacksonbailey2643 2 года назад

Are you a member of the Channel?

@cheeseballgooberpants3591 2 года назад

@@ThePorschefan How about *Nuclear Winter*

@jacobmartinez4031 6 месяцев назад

To further put into context how influencial he was, the occupation of spain largely weakened the grip that the Vichy had over the latin-american colonies, seeing the opportunity of liberation, Mexico with a lot of other latin american "countries" declared their independence, and fought spain, even in that weakened state, the war was really hard on the independent side, and it took them 11 years to succesfully fight off the Spanish, and take down the Virrey, marking an end on the Virreinato, Napoleon being truly a legend.

@shaiblocker3506 6 месяцев назад

Yk, I never knew how much he actually did for the French people and the how good he was at war strategies. And his actual push for peace. This man was really a legend! If he would've had strategies for retreat and return who knows what he would've done

@Randomblindgirl 2 года назад

Napoleon: *breathes* Britain: Alright, war it is.

@SP-qs4yh 2 года назад

Pretty much what you get when France and Britain are there.

@quintusfabiusmaximus8700 2 года назад

france and britain love their rivalry eh?

@_Hyunism 2 года назад

The you are not the father reference at 5:02 😂🤣

@2kmichaeljordan438 2 года назад

France and Britain is the world’s greatest rivalry, what do you expect?

@aniusers 2 года назад

@anomie nous I wonder if Britain would've ever even batted an eye if he remained an independent Corsican noble... but well, we wouldn't ever have this epic series to begin with, would we?

@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un 2 года назад

"I've got it! When he approaches, we run away" *Infinite IQ*

@mightycannon1512 2 года назад

iS tHaT a JoJo ReFrEnCe

@nechrosmaosx4297 2 года назад

rUN aWaY

@tanishwangoo7379 2 года назад

Actually the strategy was more complex than that, it was developed by Roman ruler Fabian during the war with Hannibal and basically meant you avoided large scale battles with your enemy and let him run out of resources while combating smaller and numerous attacks in all directions.

@sonnajmuddin 2 года назад

@@mightycannon1512 "hey smokey do you see his legs?we'll use that to our advantage." which is running away

@luckyluciano1584 2 года назад

The Dutch had a problem with this strategy

@PlsLeaveMeAlone 5 месяцев назад

Napoleon was truly one of the greatest Giga Chads that will go down in history. But because of his age and having to win 1v4s constantly, “there is nothing we can do.” 😢

@vitalygolubchik1535 3 месяца назад

Four being african nations with zebras with bow and arrow? Why Napoleon couldnt take Britain 1 on 1, he lost in Russia 1 on 1. He is a dreamer soy boy.

@NotaDelusionaljetsfan 6 месяцев назад

There is nothing we can do. - Napoleon Bonaparte.

@javierramirez7639 2 года назад

He was so dangerous they put 2,000 soldiers on an island to guard one guy, what a legend.

@themadsuika3909 2 года назад

Just to be sure…

@banga-a-bang-a209 2 года назад

and the coalition declared war on Napoleon as a person.

@jepong1768 2 года назад

even in his burial they even make sure he can't do anything at all...

@kepigirl 2 года назад

@@jepong1768 They thinking some mummy type of shit Everybody gangsta till the French start becoming pharaohs

@damnsonwheredyoufindthis.3830 2 года назад

And 2 naval ships too. Thats some max wanted level shit

@cyruscheng499 2 года назад

“The people to fear are not those who disagree with you, but those who disagree with you and are too cowardly to let you know.” - Napoleon

@snacksizedsalami1278 2 года назад

oH sNaP tHaTs DeEp

@carolinacuevas3204 2 года назад

It means that if someone loudly voices their dislike of you then you know how to have a target on, but if they are slow and methodical you don’t know the danger you are in.

@yyn886 2 года назад

@Name Osoba They might betray you without you knowing

@mobolajiade-aina8643 2 года назад

@22JEREMY OPPENZATO yep

@omarbradley6807 2 года назад

@Name Osoba Someone who disagree with you openly, could be either your enemy or even your friend. But the ones who don't told their opinions, The "Yes Man" is normally an enigma, and scary, because there must be a reason of why they didn't speak their mind, hence the treason reason is a posible one.

@cql9269 6 месяцев назад

"Sir oversimplified hasn’t posted in a year” “Well, there is nothing we can do”

@harrisonofcolorado8886 18 дней назад

He posted again. Well, 3 months ago, but still.

@Goku-bn1lo 6 месяцев назад

The fact that this guy destroyed Europe and the Brits for so long it's crazy how he was the actual king of Europe

@gg-ps1vz 2 месяца назад

The brits were pretty successful militarily overall but the countries they were financing performed badly. Money couldn’t buy skill

@blueghost. 2 года назад

“Its always invading Russia that destroys the whole army” -SunTzu ~The Art Of War

@sergelengerelmaa2450 2 года назад

unless you are the mongols

@murkywateradminssions5219 2 года назад

i think the only country to have truly defeated russia is mongolia correct me if I'm wrong

@secrectpirate3096 2 года назад

@@murkywateradminssions5219 but even they were defeated by the Russians

@zavulon422 2 года назад

Actually thete was not united Russia. Granddad of Ivan the Terrible has united most of russain lands and pushed mongols away.

@ivanskopin7723 2 года назад

Before anyone mentions Poland - Poland was successfully kicked out after a very short time in Moscow by a volunteer army.

@voidraldarken 2 года назад

I like how the most effective plan against Napoleon is: *Don’t fight Napoleon, just run away, and attack everywhere else.*

@JesterLaughAtU 2 года назад

Worked against Hannibal.

@SimonNZ6969 2 года назад

It's called humility. Know when you're outmatched. Then instead of confronting them directly, poison their dog and burn their house down. Works every time.

@trenchcoatdoggo5185 2 года назад

@@SimonNZ6969 Does this advice come from experience?

@georginho36 2 года назад

how to fight napoleon: - step 1: do not fight napoleon - step 2: fight everyone that is not napoleon

@blackhoundSSC 2 года назад

There's a saying I heard that Napoleon was beaten by Captain Winter in Russia.

@PintoBeean 5 месяцев назад

Napoleon is undoubtedly the best military general of all time and my favorite historical figure

@codypugh-xr2hk Месяц назад

“Run straight at the enemy. Try not to die” The funny thing is, this pretty much sums up Napoleon’s battle tactics from 1812 onwards. He was advised by his Marshall’s to flank the exposed Russian left at Borodino, but opted for a frontal assault. He threw all his reserves at the allied center at Leipzig and again with the Guard at Waterloo. That’s not to say he didn’t still have flashes of brilliance (6 Days Campaign) but Napoleon’s genius had really been worn down by years of war and the constant need to strategize and come up with ever more ingenious maneuvers, as his enemies learnt from his playbook.

@acroy8589 2 года назад

Napoleon: Drinks poison Poison: doesn’t work Napoleon: “guess thats that”

@Megumu_Iizunamaru. 2 года назад

Napoleon have poison resistance?

@rayzard3687 2 года назад

BUT THAT POISON CAUSED STOMACH CANCER AND HE DIED AFTER

@felixgutierrez993 2 года назад

@@rayzard3687 Thats what I was thinking as well. Most likely that poison lingering there was the cause but YEARS after

@fethier4601 2 года назад

When Napoléon drinks poison the poison gets poisoned.

@user-kh6qf4jf9p 2 года назад

Even his poison knew better than to attempt to kill him

@mr.fufu1437 2 года назад

You are forgetting the best part about Napoleon's return from exile. When he walked up to the first military outpost, "If there is any man among you who would kill his emperor, Here I stand!” Not one soldier questioned his returned. That's how much he was loved.

@onan8431 2 года назад

hehehe

@SquashGuy02134 2 года назад

How'd he even fit through the door with such huge nuts?

@mikeor- 2 года назад

When Napoleon confronted the first legion sent to arrest him, he said this: "Soldats! Je suis votre Empereur! S'il y a quelqu'un qui veut tuer son Emperor, me voici!" In French, these words translate to: "Soldiers! I am your Emperor! If there is any one of you who wishes to kill his Emperor, here I am!" Instead of shooting at him, the men dropped their arms and ran into the embrace of their former comrades-in-arms crying out: "Vive l'Empereur!" meaning "Long live the Emperor!"

@Name-lw9uf 2 года назад

@Takeda Shingen ok liberal (Btw your essay is wrong)

@Name-lw9uf 2 года назад

@Takeda Shingen That English is giving me an aneurysm, and I'm a conservative too.

@ViktorLikesToDraw 6 месяцев назад

“well, when daddy horse and mommy horse love eachother very much, then daddy horse...” *5 minutes later* Napoleon: IM GONNA BE *SICK*

@mabel.the.shih.tzu. 3 месяца назад

Napoleon: stops trade with Britain Britain: I SWEAR to god Copenhagen!

@Jack209 2 года назад

"It got cold, stupid cold" is the moment every single invincible European leader's success gets turned around.

@justawhiteguywitharocketla590 2 года назад

Russias weather is basically a kryptonite to any foreign invaders

@crimsonizedghoul 2 года назад

@@justawhiteguywitharocketla590 except for Genghis Khan, who waited till winter then invaded Russia and won

@justawhiteguywitharocketla590 2 года назад

@@crimsonizedghoul so Genghis Khan is the most legendary leader

@someoneirrelevant6815 2 года назад

“Why would you try to fight in the cold?! Think, Europe, Think!”

@billyjohnson9900 2 года назад

“Those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat” -Not Adolf Hitler

@jarupongch 2 года назад

Napoleon: Makes Britain mad Britain: This enraged Britain, who punished Copenhagen severely.

@charles7186 2 года назад

classic

@zap1050 2 года назад

Hmmm sounds familliar you know

@wilsoniothegreat6162 2 года назад

Oh Britain! 😀👉🏻 🇬🇧

@gooffshithead8357 2 года назад

I lowkey feel sorry for Copenhagen 😔

@dude_1234 2 года назад

Oof

@LazyDave04 6 месяцев назад

1:14 there is nothing we can do

@NancyHampton-cn8hh 2 месяца назад

This was by far my favorite 2-parter on this channel. He had such a good story man Holy fuck

@friedbagel6893 2 года назад

I can't really remember any other general that slapped the shit out of 6 different countries MULTIPLE TIMES through the years and got to be exiled TWICE before finally dying while being buried in 5 coffins surrounding him, he truly is the strongest militar of all times

@bluehoodieguy7568 2 года назад

you know its bad when they had to have 2,000 British soldiers guarding him and two ships as well,JUST TO make sure he couldn't try anything AGAIN

@PUNISHERMHS_2021 2 года назад

@Suit Person ?

@dreel37 2 года назад

@Suit Person 🗑️

@taowroland8697 2 года назад

Caesar, Hannibal, and Ghengis Khan, are probably in the same echelon of top militarily and politically adept figures. Alexander was a doofus though.

@sidhantmohapatra5145 2 года назад

@@taowroland8697 I mean if he leaved longer he would have been the greatest general of all time , and probably conquer more than the Mongols.

@DanielFuentes-mr3nn 2 года назад

The most important thing I learned about Napoleon here wasn't that he shaped modern history and was responsible for the spread of revolutionary ideals such as freedom, liberty, and justice in Europe and the world. The most important thing I learned about Napoleon was that he was actually average height for the time

@himlingpatrice 2 года назад

In fact, he was. British made a mistake with his size. His size in french feet was converted at 1 for 1 in english feet. Which was totally uncorrect.

@wow9279 2 года назад

@@himlingpatrice "mistake"

@iamthelaw69 2 года назад

Shawties at the time must be easy to hook up with, considering average height now is like gigantor to them.

@luckyluciano1584 2 года назад

As a Dutchman I want to argue about that

@gauth3174 2 года назад

@@luckyluciano1584 As a French man : "Hey, that's cheating".

@thalastianjorus 5 месяцев назад

I have always found it interesting that it is a "historical debate" as to whether the Wars of the Coalitions were caused by Napoleon, or if he were defending himself against an aggressive Europe. He literally started none of them. Every single one he was, initially, the defender. Yes. He had a habit of pushing _back_ into the countries after their initial attack, and he rarely let go of territory once he took it. However - he did not start the wars. In fact he was quite content to rule over France for a number of years... Before England managed to bribe Prussia and Austria enough. If anyone could be called the aggressor in the Napoleonic Wars? It was England. They spent years throwing the modern equivalent of of tens of billions of pounds at anyone in Europe that would harass or attack France. They funded an entire black market to bypass French borders/laws, and even paid for entire mercenary armies for other nations... as long as they used them against France.

@m.r4841 5 месяцев назад

That's true for the first coalition. But not for the other. Napoleon was so strict, harsh and brutal to his defeated nations like Spain or the the German territory that it was only a matter of time until they had to fought back against Napoleon's oppression. Just like WW1 and 2. WW2 became unavoidable because the harsh terms of the treaty of Versailles. Long-term peace and Friendship in Europe was never a possibility with Napoleon's style of ruling.

@thatrabidpotato8800 3 месяца назад

Oversimplified's videos are entertaining, but you always have to keep the title of the channel in mind. He leaves a lot out and is pretty biased on top of it.

@user-ie6sy1ro6u 6 месяцев назад

oversimplified hasn't posted, what do we do? There's nothing we can do

@leandros817 2 года назад

almost every campaign in history "it got cold." "stupid cold."

@leon6777 2 года назад

Just the ones where Russia is invaded

@leandros817 2 года назад

@@leon6777 ye XD

@condedooku9750 2 года назад

Cold and... Guerrilla time.

@raiden6507 2 года назад

Moral of the story: don't invade Russia, especially not in winter

@leonardusrakapradayan2253 2 года назад

@@raiden6507 more like: don’t invade Russia, but if you do, retreat before winter

@TheSchultinator 2 года назад

When your biggest enemy sticks you on a rock in the middle of the ocean, AND guards you with 2000 men, AND AND permanently assigns 2 warships to patrol around said rock, I'm willing to say you won anyway

@TheAJmoviemaker 2 года назад

My thoughts exactly He might lost the battle of his present, but he won the war of history.

@flamingrubys11 2 года назад

did those warships continue circling even after his death

@TheSchultinator 2 года назад

@@flamingrubys11 I don't know

@rodrigopadilha5682 2 года назад

@@flamingrubys11 legends say they are still circling today

@firstlast7052 2 года назад

When he realised that he could not escape to America, his choice was surrender to the British--in the hope he could live in the home counties (outside London), or surrender to the Prussians who would have executed him. The British chose to imprison him on Saint Helena, if they had been really spiteful they could of done so on South Georgia (even further south, remoter, more desolate and colder).

@scandited2763 6 месяцев назад

Moral of the story: Never forget about fleet (Nelson gaming) If to be serious, even if Nelson didn’t head to Trafalgar, even if he lost, Nelson wasn’t the only one experienced fleet commanders. There were Saumarez, Hood, Collingwood and many others

@lastman5680 5 месяцев назад

Came back to this after the new movie and well, the quality difference is just huge... This guy did a much better job at showing what this man was, what he did, and I'd like to highlight the ending montage about the duality of Napoleon. THIS is what the movie should have done, explain (or show) each and every good and bad attribute about Napoleon and then just leave the viewer with one question. What was Napoleon? I truly hope we will get a miniseries about him someday, with the quality that Oversimplified set.

@midnightflare9879 2 года назад

Germany in 1914: It's not fair! Literally everyone is agianst me! There are so many of them, they call themselves "The Allies" Napoleon: First time? Hitler later: Second, actually. Napoleon: That's cute.

@andrewjones3022 2 года назад

GREAT COMMENTS 👍

@forsagebone 2 года назад

Napoleon: *Laughs in War of the 5th Coalition*

@golden2690 2 года назад

i would say 1918 would make more sense

@thepodcasts8268 2 года назад

Hitler was 1939

@jedrek112233 2 года назад

Comparing Hitler to Napoleon is like comparing jaws to nemo

@gabebernhard4601 Год назад

Napoleon: “You wouldn’t get it Pierre! No one would ever kiss you!!” Pierre: “Except your ex wife”

@Someonecalledeli Год назад

OOOOOOOOO

@fb47655 Год назад

Emotional damage

@bravogaming1413 Год назад

Tactical nuke Incoming!

@mistyXO_ Год назад

omg looooooooooooooooooool 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Darthshadow888 Год назад

Ohhhhhh

@That_One_Girl.. 2 месяца назад

When you're so powerful that a European superpower literally seals your coffin

@WorldWeave 6 месяцев назад

24:55 “We declare war” “You’re declaring war on France AGAIN?!” “No, we’re declaring war on *you* …SPECIFICALLY!”

@denifnaf5874 6 месяцев назад

Not ominus

@varadraigaonkar107 2 года назад

Imagine being such a badass that they put you specifically on an island looked over by guards and ships just to make sure

@jonathanward3633 2 года назад

Exemplified even more with that crazy coffins in coffins in coffins thing. Dude he's dead, he's not coming back from that 😂

@devyph6310 2 года назад

@@jonathanward3633 they did that because There were many cases of ppl buried alive at that time

@firemangan2731 2 года назад

@Spartan_Royalty Implies really how much of a GOD level boss he is 😂

@jeyphr 2 года назад

Napoleon was like an SCP Object

@truefailure6359 2 года назад

@@jonathanward3633 If there ever was a way, I feel Napoleon would somehow figure it out Zombie Napoleon would probably be on another level of scary to them 😂

@pvzfan4208 2 года назад

I don’t think you can really blame Napoleon’s big ego. *Multiple empires declares war on HIM personally.*

@damnsonwheredyoufindthis.3830 2 года назад

And 2000men and 2 ships guarded his island to make sure he doesn't escape. Just HIM, not an entire prison of criminals. Hell i bet most prisons would be a lot easier to escape from. This is some "most wanted" supervillain kinda stuff. Also kinda funny how they decided to drop him off on an island under guard if it would have been a lot easier and way cheaper just to kill him. They knew he would rather die than live on an isolated island besides the guards and guests

@alicechromatica4540 2 года назад

@@damnsonwheredyoufindthis.3830 The reason why they didn't kill him is for them to have positive image from their respective people.

@markalanajon3295 2 года назад

@@alicechromatica4540 yeh like imprisoning the emperor of France is better than killing the emperor of France

@S-Fan2006 2 года назад

Do you notice any countries that you wouldn’t expect to declare war?

@damnsonwheredyoufindthis.3830 2 года назад

@@S-Fan2006 on france, not HIM, they didn't mind france with a different leader

@RandomGuyPro 6 месяцев назад

Sir oversimplified have not posted for over a year what do we do? Napoleon: There is nothing we can do...

@CoolestFish2103 3 месяца назад

I love how running away is a reoccuring gig in oversimplified videos, im a huge fan!

@552jacki3 2 года назад

Okay let me get this straight. Napoleon was losing allies left and right, he was commanding an army of noobs, he didn't have enough horses for his army. And his enemies' entire plan was still "don't fight Napoleon". What even is this dude?!?

@Psytinker 2 года назад

A talented general in a profession historically populated largely by fuck ups, regardless of how much propaganda says otherwise, and before factoring in nepotism baked into aristocracy, operating during a time where warfare relied heavily on morale and discipline, and pioneering a sentiment of "nationalism", a concept of loyalty to a nation, which is much stronger than loyalty to an aristocrat.

@Marrrrley 2 года назад

I mean, it's largely debatable if Napoleon's existence was beneficial or a prejudice for France's history, since, just looking at the results, France ended up in ruin and left the UK to become the global superpower after all of this... But one thing was not debatable at all, Napoleon's military genius. The guy is at the top of history when it comes to generals' talents, right alongside the likes of Julio Cesar, Alexander the Great or Genghis Khan (probably some Chinese warlords too but pardon me if I don't know their names haha). Some random generals of the time couldn't even compare to him and they knew it, which was probably really humiliating but what you gonna do.

@jgw9990 2 года назад

@@Marrrrley The coalitions of monarchs were out to destroy Republican France either way. Without Napoleon its pretty likely they'd have succeeded and France would've descended back into monarchies. In the end he didn't win, but given his opposition that's not necessarily surprising.

@JFKLSD8659 2 года назад

Don't forget, Britain was also giving all his enemies a HUGE amount of money. 💰

@fredbarker9201 2 года назад

@@Marrrrley his biggest achievement is not in battle though. a quarter of the world uses Napoleonic code (many amendedments over the two centuries but with much the same) He did a lot for education, economics, science & arts, religion, property rights

@TheJoshuiChannel 2 года назад

Moral of the Story: Never pick on a man who was average sized at the time.

@anoon- 2 года назад

Hitler is currently exactly average height.

@asianlifter 2 года назад

@@anoon- well, not currently. hes just ashes rn

@bxbunderscore 2 года назад

me when i realise that i am average height ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

@kraio-sfu 2 года назад

Moral of the story: Never invade Russia

@piccalillipit9211 2 года назад

This is good advice. At 18 I was exactly average hight for my time. Now Im 50 and in short for my time and very inclined towards invading countries to make up for it... Seriously - the average has gone up like 1 1/2 inches / 4cm in Europe in the last 30 years...

@valbroderick8156 5 месяцев назад

I think its rather interesting that throughout all of these wars snd battles, besides only one or two instances, every lost he ever had was simply because the people around him either weren't as snart as him, or inexperienced conscripts.

@Mondstaub1310 5 месяцев назад

All things considered I think he did at the end win. If not on the battlefield then in history. Everybody knows his name even if they don't know much else but even most kids know the name Napoleon. The allies who defieded him, nope never heard of them and when we learn their names we are likely to forget them soon after but Napoleon really made himself immortal through history.

@Yun-yd1im 4 месяца назад

Don't undercut either Wellington or Nelson. Those names are ones that stick around as well.

@HanHonHon 4 месяца назад

Can't you say this about Hitler?

@oZqdiac 3 месяца назад

@@HanHonHonSort of But we also remember the names of those who took him down as well

@HanHonHon 3 месяца назад

@@oZqdiac People remember the Duke of Wellington right?

@oZqdiac 3 месяца назад

@@HanHonHon Yeah i guess but none of the other ones

@musaal-khadim9794 2 года назад

"What's your superpowers again?" Britain : "I'm rich..."

@alisona.4166 2 года назад

So, Britain’s Batman?

@phantom66games45 2 года назад

Not anymore lol

@harrisonvanonselen925 2 года назад

The English Channel equals +100 defence

@serioussaitama576 2 года назад

I guess they are masters of sees

@liyifenn 2 года назад

we're rich and we have lots of tea innit

@PokeMario-pk4ot 2 года назад

Fun fact: Napoleon was actually just one inch shorter than the average height of the time. The idea of him being exceptionally short was from propaganda from the allies

@noone-qu5ec 2 года назад

UK most probably

@Daniel_ACG 2 года назад

So what was George Washington seen as?? That was before napoleon's time and he was 6'2

@derpythean-comdoge8608 2 года назад

@@Daniel_ACG Europeans just could never be as HUGE as us Americans.

@Daniel_ACG 2 года назад

@@derpythean-comdoge8608 actually the Dutch are way taller and northern Europeans I would say are taller

@PokeMario-pk4ot 2 года назад

@@Daniel_ACG tall

@PYBR0 6 месяцев назад

20:55 There’s nothing we can do

@mybutt1929 6 месяцев назад

27:32 theres nothing we can do.

@OlafJorigson 2 года назад

Germany a 130 years later: "Invading Russia seems like a good idea."

@st3am267 2 года назад

Yea especially during the winter during frigid weather conditions would seem like an awesome idea for anyone trying to invade Russia Edit: sorry guys, forgot to add that germany invaded before summer, but they weren't able to take over russia in time lmaoo

@randomtromboner4018 2 года назад

@@st3am267 except they didn’t invade during the winter

@Kenshi876 2 года назад

@@st3am267 You just watched a video that clearly showed that france didn't invade in winter and this might shock and amaze you neither did germany.

@rickkcir2151 2 года назад

@@st3am267 They invaded during the summer, for the love of everything we all have these magical devices on our persons that give us information in 5 seconds, can we please stop perpetuating this lie that Napoleon and Hitler invaded during the winter.

@singmysin 2 года назад

@@randomtromboner4018 bruv obviously they didn't invade during winter but they stayed long enough for it to become winter and turn into a problem

@piersonchristensen8836 2 года назад

This enraged the British, who punished Copenhagen severely.

@user-rg4js2tp3e 2 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@greenretardspider6388 2 года назад

that line MAN, just that line!!!

@Legion849 2 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@kiwiontheinternet5810 2 года назад

Lol

@perfectshadow5740 2 года назад

Copenhagen got mad and used nukes to make a wall. It was blown up by the British completing the cycle.

@Whyareuhere_1847 6 месяцев назад

“Theres nothing we can do”

@suyogmore752 5 месяцев назад

The Napoleon movie experience just got better thanks to Oversimplified... keep it up brother. We wove you 😂❤

@fall1n1gr 2 года назад

When your enemies use so many coffins to make sure your dead body won't come and conquer them, you definitely won. edit: thanks for the many fake internet points strangers!

@macedonianmapperawc3917 2 года назад

100th liked

@spacemub9311 2 года назад

LMFAOO

@achmaddaru9456 2 года назад

It's Napoleon baby 😎

@hadilol 2 года назад

wow

@Caroleonus 2 года назад

I think it was probably more to avoid looting for "relics" lol

@JustsomeKid93 2 года назад

I love how much this guy got into the allies heads. He left such an impact they put him in like 7 coffins out of fear that he would come back as a zombie and reclaim France

@maxxysitlhou6266 2 года назад

There could be a spell to revive him

@adrianoarne-ritz249 2 года назад

It would be kinda badass for him to be like some sort of a French guardian prophesied to return at it's greatest time of need

@gengarzilla1685 2 года назад

They could have really used that when Hitler blitzkrieged them into the ground.

@binkycatfish 2 года назад

ayo binky fish 2?

@Nugcon 2 года назад

Living in their heads rent free

@deadlydiamond Месяц назад

Napoleon: *hates France* Also Napoleon: *fights for the country and kisses the French Flag after being exiled to Elba*

@Liam-vb8yh 6 месяцев назад

There is nothing he could’ve done.

@Iceman-wx6oo 2 года назад

It's crazy that literally hundreds of thousands, if not millions, died because a few dozen people didn't like each other (obviously an oversimplification but still).

@justawhiteguywitharocketla590 2 года назад

And some people also called one man short.

@neinno8172 2 года назад

Except, those dozen men are responsible for all their subjects, state and territory. Stands to reason

@theeternalsuperstar3773 2 года назад

The Napolionic Wars was essentially World War 0.

@taylewis8235 2 года назад

World War Prequel

@lesscringeymapperdude 2 года назад

@@theeternalsuperstar3773 not rlly as Asia Africa and a lot of parts of the world were neutral. its more similar to a gulf war but if Saddam actualy had a chance

@ranvirchoudhary929 2 года назад

the fact that there were 4 countries united with HUGE financial support from the British, and still had to run away, proves how much of a giga chad Napolean actually was.

@PurooRoy 2 года назад

Not to forget he did not have a professional army.

@gengarzilla1685 2 года назад

They didn't want to let their guard down this far in. Which is understandable, you know what they say about cornered rats.

@kaliyuga1476 2 года назад

@@PurooRoy he did have the best army in the world at that time

@NeverGoingToGiveYouUp000 2 года назад

@@gengarzilla1685 He did have the best army, during his prime. What Puroo and the original commenter said was after the war with Russia. When his conscripts where comprised of young'uns. So, not professional by the standards of his old army.

@zionj104 2 года назад

terachad

@verygoodmen7761 6 месяцев назад

Napoleon having empires declaring war on HIM personally is just mind blowing😮

@johnrafferty4364 5 месяцев назад

You could say he lost in the end but when your so dangerous you have to be exiled to an island in the middle of the ocean guarded by 2000 men and circled constantly you haven't really lost

@sam.guirguis 2 года назад

My man was fighting 1v4 consistently, and wining, a true goat.

@fredbarker9201 2 года назад

“My enemies are many, my equals are none”

@nicksieben7701 2 года назад

No wonder Napoleon is a ba-a-a-a-a-ad ass.

@atishghosh 2 года назад

His clutch was OP

@TheValutOfEd 2 года назад

Mate it was a 1v7 with Britain Portugal and Spain as well. He was the Goat

@mohamedaitbassou6564 2 года назад

Wait till you hear about an Austrian painter

@this_is_patrick 2 года назад

Basically every invasion into Russia: They *were* successful, but then it got cold. *Stupid* cold.

@cammycat3558 2 года назад

Only if they invaded from the west because you know what the mongols did

@Apparoid1 2 года назад

Now all we need is the Great Northern war to complete the Trifecta of Russian Invasions

@shivmalik9405 2 года назад

@@cammycat3558 And Japan in 1905

@simonescelsa 2 года назад

Except for the Mongols, their Russia was Japan and their Vietnam was...Vietnam

@Milky_Nguyen 2 года назад

@@simonescelsa the Vietnamese Mongol invasion: it got muddy. Stupid muddy

@boubacarfall1759 5 месяцев назад

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@elessal 23 дня назад

from humble beginnings to probably the biggest emperor the west has seen since Alexander. the was like batman, a mastermind who could only be defeated by the entirety of the justice league (europe)