I hope you enjoy the first part of our new series, Napoleon in Italy! This topic was chosen by our Patreon supporters - join their ranks here: www.patreon.com/EpicHistoryTV Big thanks to PMF Productions, our collaboration partners for this series, check out their channel here: www.youtube.com/@PMF_Productions

@abubakartukur8004

Жыл бұрын

I'm pleading with epic TV to prepare series on Samori Toure, the Franco -Madinka wars.... also the thirty years wars of Europe.

@utkarshtrivedi8870

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for making my day better. I was desperately waiting for this one since months. Kudos to you and your whole team 👏

@Archduke_Michal

Жыл бұрын

it was so good pls never leave the napoleonic this is just the best long live epic history!🎉

@jl88570

Жыл бұрын

I really enjoyed it friend. Keep going your excellent work.

@alecvaughn9579

Жыл бұрын

It’s about time! Love you’re videos! You guys are my number one source to learn about the Napoleonic Wars! Keep it up these amazing videos!

Each time you mentioned Berthier, Masséna,Lannes, Marmont, Suchet, Augereau,... I was like "I know that guy!"

@artinrahideh1229

8 ай бұрын

There's a rifle called Berthier

@Ruina11

8 ай бұрын

@@artinrahideh1229ever heard of 12 pounder Napoleons?

@jazzjj7665

7 ай бұрын

Haha yea it’s like a marvel cameo

@rockon1989

7 ай бұрын

Leonardo DiCaprio pointing meme

@T.K.Wellington1996

6 ай бұрын

true lol 😂

Edit: To upload the documentary on coronation and Austerlitz day is brilliant :)

@robgeibert5971

Жыл бұрын

... It's " Epically Brilliant " ... ⚔️ 😎

@thesuplexguy7789

Жыл бұрын

Also the day he became emperor of the french in 1804

@Fenniks-

Жыл бұрын

@@thesuplexguy7789 Yes indeed

@jkent9915

Жыл бұрын

Was this ever actually a holiday? As huge as Austerlitz was, I would expect Napoleon’s Coronation to have been celebrated on 2 Dec.

@mikecimerian6913

Жыл бұрын

Austerlitz has received a lot of attention but the Italian campaign still has a lot of terrain to cover. Austerlitz is Napoleon's masterpiece, I am among those who wish to know more about his early years in command. :)

I love how Napoleon was always underestimated by everyone yet managed to achieve incredible feats

@TheRaptorSh00T

Жыл бұрын

Ahah I sure loved your own video about Napoleon, maybe you will some more about him or the french army ^^

@vietnguyenhoang5795

Жыл бұрын

Kutuzov didn't,and still suffered at Austerlitz Still,hotheads got their position in Alexander's army to strike preemptively while holding a very advantageous position.I personally thinks that Kutuzov must fortify that height better,into a grand fortress perhaps built by palisades and wooden stuff

@maxanderson9293

Жыл бұрын

@@vietnguyenhoang5795 that would have taken too long and once Marshall Mortier Corp caught up, Kutuzov would have been outnumbered and could have encircled.

@vietnguyenhoang5795

Жыл бұрын

@@maxanderson9293 At least some basic fortifications like sandbags.Napoleon spent the whole day studying his enemy's positions.Far as I know,fortifying a height with almost 100000 troops is entirely possible

@maxanderson9293

Жыл бұрын

@@vietnguyenhoang5795 Kutuzov had to attack, he couldn't defend on the hill, once outnumbered, he could have outflanked and cut off. And if he built the kind of defenses like you said the Napoleon attack would have been even more deadly since, troops of the 4th column would have been trapped between the French and their own defense when they needed to retreat.

It’s crazy how the Italian campaign was essentially the dream team of Napoleon’s greatest military minds even before he became Emperor.

@joshuagrover795

7 ай бұрын

Yet when Napoleon's created the first eighteen Marshals of the Empire in 1804, the choices were of equal number (nine) of the Army of the Moselle and Rhine and the Army of Italy. It seems quite obvious or that despite the Army of Italy playing the bigger role in the victory over the First Coalition, Napoleon didn't want one army to feel overshadowed by the other army and to maintain loyalty of his new empire.

@fabioq6916

5 ай бұрын

That is what can happen when you let merit decide who leads instead of aristocratic birth

@martinwarner1178

5 ай бұрын

@@fabioq6916 Same as in Germany, WW2. Although, I always favour peace.

@Jp19981

4 ай бұрын

​@@martinwarner1178Oh please...Hitler whishes he was a brilliant strategic/tactical military leader like Napoleon. Napoleon also had some big f*cking balls and led his troops in battle while Hitler hid behind his desk when his men fought for him

@cristianfebres2121

4 ай бұрын

Who were these?

The legendary series is back! thanks EHTV!

@radugabrielsima4883

Жыл бұрын

To my oponent: I apologise for my mistake, true,Napoleon was fighting the first Reich in Italy. But it it true aswell he was against the existing Reich that he dismantled in 1806. My mistake is due to the fact that I am cut from my books for more than 10 years and rely on memories only. So, I am right in the sens of absolute truth. I do my best with what I have at my disposal, Thank you

@balabanasireti

Жыл бұрын

Cringe

@shelv9538

Жыл бұрын

@@balabanasireti nah it isn't

@Cba409

8 ай бұрын

Amen

"Steingel, Desaix, Massena! Victory will be gained; go, hurry, attack; they are ours!" One of Napoleon's last words on Saint Helena. You can see what a big impression the first victories made on him. Update: I made a mistake, it wasnt his last words, he said that 3 days before his death. But still interesting

@adelhany4708

Жыл бұрын

Hey, I was wondering if you could provide where you got that info as I would like to know more.

@user-uk7ri4en1b

Жыл бұрын

“According to historian George Moir Bussey, writing in 1840, on May 2nd, 1821, just three days before Napoleon's death and while he was in a state of fever: "The Emperor spoke of nothing but France, of his son, and of his ancient comrades. 'Steingel, Desaix, Massena!' he cried, 'Ah! the victory will be gained! hasten, urge the charge! they are ours!' He leaped from the bed; but his strength failed him, and his attendants with the gentlest care replaced him." Not on the deathbed, but yea, in agonising fever.

@johnsmead5096

Жыл бұрын

im not crying, youre crying

@kennethknoppik5408

Жыл бұрын

@@user-uk7ri4en1bthat's very interesting but it was 3 days before he died so it wasn't his last words. I heard his last words were France ,army ,chief of army and Josephine.

@haveagreatday6822

Жыл бұрын

@@kennethknoppik5408”One of his last words” read that again

Masséna really was one of the great French looters of the era and it really hurt his campaigns half the time. A huge part of the blame for inciting so many Spaniards to rebel falls completely on him. A wizard on the battlefield, but an absolute tool when it came to ensuring compliance from the local population and actually ruling them

@pathebasse4052

Жыл бұрын

se souvenir du Talent de Masséna..great

@Tuathadana

Жыл бұрын

He objectively should've been used areas where that action was necessary, not in a place where you're trying to earn hearts and minds.

@thelimon4338

8 ай бұрын

@@TuathadanaI agree 100%

@meinraddreizacker5845

7 ай бұрын

Massena and Augereau were from poor, impoverished backgrounds, not gifted with Kingdoms like Murat or Joseph to rule as their own. This doesn’t exactly excuse the fact they were extortionists to the max, but it goes a long way to explaining their behavior. Greed is a hard vice to ignore, especially when you can satisfy that vice with the barrel of a musket or point of a saber.

@dominicp9296

6 ай бұрын

I agree with everything you said except when you said a tool lol I hate that shit

I was wondering (and hoping for) whether you plan to cover Napoleon in Intaly (and probably in Egypt as well) after making those absolutely incredible videos about his 1805-14 campanings. Aaaaand, here it comes!! THANKS!!

@kamilmatejka5299

Жыл бұрын

Egyptian campaign would really be awesome.

@NDR-hn3ue

Жыл бұрын

YES !!!!

@cowby6264

Жыл бұрын

he already covered the egyptian campaign i think

@CovfefeDotard

Жыл бұрын

@@cowby6264he didn’t

@NDR-hn3ue

Жыл бұрын

@@cowby6264 No this channel hasn't

The greatest history teacher returns ! I am so excited for this one , this what I should have been taught in high school regarding Napoleon instead of a dumb 2 min summary

@RestitutorOrbis270

Жыл бұрын

My book just says "campaign of Italy" 💀

@angusyang5917

Жыл бұрын

Even Oversimplified's narration of this part of Napoleon's campaign was arguably more detailed than what is taught in schools.

@balabanasireti

Жыл бұрын

Why would you need to learn it in school?

@blazertrail5344

Жыл бұрын

Why would you need to learn this in school? It’s interesting, yes, but precise knowledge of napoleon’s troop movements is probably completely irrelevant to your life. Teaching things like the effects of the French Revolution socially and politically are much more important.

@martinmorles1

Жыл бұрын

@@blazertrail5344 Napoleon and French revolution is an important period of history , where the liberal ideas of today began. It deserves more attention , like the only thing I can recall learning of the revolution from school is the chopping of heads.

A masterpiece! No other words can describe this.

@shams6598

Жыл бұрын

Napoleon was a legend

Can’t tell you how happy I am to see this series come back, and how fitting it is to pick it up with Napoleon’s rise to fame. I am really looking forward to this series as I think his early campaigns in Italy and Egypt are sometimes overlooked. Magnifique, mon ami!

I have seen a lot of Napoleon content and documentaries over the years. I have ready many books about him. Nothing and no one even comes close to how well-made, informative, concise, accurate, and interesting EHTV's series on Napoleon is. This channel is the gold standard for Napoleon content.

@Seraphiel123

Жыл бұрын

If you have not already read it, I strongly recommend "Napoleon The Great" by Andrew Roberts. It is a very interesting, detailed and informative biography of Napoleon's life and campaigns. The audio book version is also very well read (how I listened to it while at the gym).

@imanoldurham5395

Жыл бұрын

Really? Because "The little corporal" is not accurate.

@nostradanus181

Жыл бұрын

​@@imanoldurham5395 how so?

@NDR-hn3ue

7 ай бұрын

Best channel on You Tube

@user-qc1yz6dm8m

7 ай бұрын

I doubt accurate.. especially un the waterloo and wagram videos

Just to hear the familiar Napoleonic names in that Epic voice, is pure, sweet nostalgia. Thank you for this, truly. I'm so glad I stayed up to catch the premiere!

The only place on the internet where you can openly admire Napoleon

@Spiderfisch

Жыл бұрын

Who is going to prevent you from it

@walideg5304

Жыл бұрын

There are many many many admirers of Napoleon. Even if he was not a perfect man his track record is enormous

@jarko4626

Жыл бұрын

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle describes him the best: “He was a wonderful man - perhaps the most wonderful man who ever lived. What strikes me is the lack of finality in his character. When you make up your mind that he is a complete villain, you come on some noble trait, and then your admiration of this is lost in some act of incredible meanness.”

@boceksiadam

10 ай бұрын

@@Spiderfisch r/historymemes

@syaramogot3419

9 ай бұрын

And Tumblr

Been waiting years for more Napoleon content from Epic History. You guys never disappoint!

Thank you so much for this! I watched every video of Napoleon series many times. And today we will see The Little Corporal sighted the French cannon himself, as he will do at Montereau, 18 years after.

As an Italian I have to thank Napoleon for awakening the national consciousness of my country during this first campaign and for creating a first independent Italian nation state. We Italians still love him as our first President of the Italian Republic and as King of Italy. Vive l'Empereur ! 🇮🇹 ❤️ 🇨🇵

@RestitutorOrbis270

Жыл бұрын

Viva l'imperatore! Viva Napoleone Bonaparte!

@eliasbonafe9236

Жыл бұрын

Ah vedo che ce ne sono di italiani :)

@gs7828

Жыл бұрын

Technically the first King of Italy was Odoacer :)

@lorenzod3667

Жыл бұрын

@@gs7828 I said first President of the Italian Republic. I know he wasn't the first to hold the title of King of Italy.

@RestitutorOrbis270

Жыл бұрын

@@eliasbonafe9236 caso raro lol

Napoleon Endgame - France 1814: "The next day, at the Battle of Monteraeu, the French droved the Allied Wurttemberg corps back across the river with 30% losses. According to some accounts, the Emperor sited the French cannon himself, as he had at Lodi, 18 years before."

@maxanderson9293

Жыл бұрын

Chills literal chills.

@lmaomf121

Жыл бұрын

"Napoleon had the Allies on the run, but for how long?"

I played a Napoleonic tabletop (Marengo campaign) with Mr. Rocco last evening at his beautiful home in Virginia. I felt like I had walked into the dwelling of one of the Emperor’s old Hussars. He’s a true gentleman and lover of this history.

"Never was Napoleon so great as during the war in Italy, there he was a hero, now he is only an emperor. In Italy he had no soldiers, they were almost unarmed, no bread, no shoes, no money, no administration, no one to expect help from, anarchy in the government. He himself was unassuming, he had a reputation as a mathematician and a dreamer, he had no victories under his belt, no friends. Everything had to be created, and he created it." ©General Lassalle in 1809

I am a medical student and I have to keep count of every minute yet I couldn't resist the urge to finish it in one go.. This is by far the best history channel I have ever come across. All of the 27:26 minutes was worth it. Keep up the great work and ofcourse waiting for the next part.

@Zogerpogger

Жыл бұрын

Are you saying Napoleon is the Gregory House of warfare?

@balabanasireti

Жыл бұрын

Cringe

@RS-gu3xk

Жыл бұрын

Finally I met an indian who watches these series

@aniruddhasharma3032

Жыл бұрын

@@RS-gu3xk which state?

@RS-gu3xk

Жыл бұрын

@@aniruddhasharma3032 mumbai

"Terror Belli. Decus Pacis." Seeing the names of Napoleon's future marshals feels like meeting your old buddies that you've been through so much with.

You know these guys are not kidding when Murat's name is pronounced correctly! Keep up the good work! By the way, I don't know if you've already done it but I need a video on the 2nd Italian campaign! 🥺

I am so glad PMF productions got recognition they were doing a series on the Italian campaign that I thought was awesome

Can not tell how happy I am. The Napoleon series is back!!!

Thank you for this. Your series on Napoleon has entertained my friends, family and I for many hours. Bit by bit you've created an absolute monster of a documentary of Napoleon's military career, bringing alive a period of history passed over by many these days.

French Republic took 4 years conflict with Austria. Suddenly a little napoleon come in and single-handling the whole fortune of war.

Glad PMF production got this collaboration. Go check out his channel.

is great to see PMF production in colaboration with epic history TV, great quality of both... congratulations, working together is a great concentration of force... this series is getting even better.

@derpynerdy6294

Жыл бұрын

its a good thing so they are the deserving collaboration after historymarche

De loin la meilleure série de vidéos sur le sujet. Heureusement que les anglophones sont là !

Napoleon understood the supreme importance of the tactics of being lucky. Without that, you're History, Sunshine❤️

Outstanding as usual. Thank you so much for providing such videos and this new serie. Happy Austerlitz day to you and your wonderful team.

ABOVE ALL, INDOMITABLE SELF BELIEF. Truer words have never defined such a legend better than this. If all of us had that kind of courage, our lives would be unconquerable and we could achieve anything we set our minds to. What an extraordinary video. Award winning work with an award winning voice!

Nobody does Napoleon as well as you guys, I love that this series is back!

I am almost sad Ridley Scott is doing a full Napoleon life story in one movie I feel that is almost impossible. In my opinion he should’ve done Napoleons life to the end of this campaign and then started a part 2 going on part 3. His story is just too epic and long to be put into a 3 hour movie. Thoughts ??

@seankelly9610

5 ай бұрын

The directors cut is supposed to be 4 and a half hours. We will see if that helps

@syjiang

5 ай бұрын

the movie format is probably a poor choice for Napoleon's life story. If they really want to do it justice, a well produced long miniseries would be more suitable. There is just far too much he did, both military and civil, to be glossed over in a few hours.

INCREDIBLE HOW FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY ARMIES MANAGED THEIR VICTORY OVER POWERFUL ENEMIES. Thanks for this video from Spain.

@dogestranding5047

7 ай бұрын

contra España tambien

Thanks

This new series about Napoleon made my day! Congratulations to PMF Productions for having his dreams collabing with Epic History realized. It's one hell of a collaboration! Good job 👍

After rewatching the Napoleonic series so many times, the legendary series is back 🥹

The long awaited "prequel"! Hope to see a Napoleon in Egypt soon!

The Austrians allegedly had people trying to destroy the Lodi bridge according to François Vigo-Roussillon. Fantastic video.

Good timing ! Today is the birthday of Napoleon's coronation and of his victory at Austerlitz ! Can't wait for the video, that is going to be very epic ! Thank you so much for doing such a great job !

A rare glimpse into time frame and some of the forgotten logitic details of Napoleonic battles. Amazing work.

Epic History TV at their finest. Thank you, and to PMF Productions, for bringing this subject to a wider audience. And it drops on the anniversary of Austerlitz, too. Quite auspicious.

I LOVE how you guys released this on December 2nd... the day of coronation... the day of Austerlitz.... VIVE L'EMPEREUR! VIVE EPIC HISTORY!

Oh man. I'm so glad PMF productions got this recognition, I saw his whole napoleon in italy series which he did as a tribute to your napoleon series and it's great. Great video as always from you guys too.

Napoleon Bonaparte is my favorite and inspirational character. What a career he s had. One of the best commanders the world ever had. Over sixty battles just lost only 8 or so battles. One of the best tactians ever. Bold and always courageous leader who gave a code and also a law which has his name and still used by the world. EHTV thanks for creating these videos. Thnks for all your hard work and dedication also all the members and crew of ehtv . One of the most thrilling episodes ever. After watching these videos i used to search all these things and now had a great knowledge about Napoleonic era. Thnks also for it EHTV. Also after you showed some osprey books i started to read them . They are brilliant books. A huge fan of you from Sri Lanka ❤️🔥.love you guys. Also expecting more great Napoleonic content from ya channel. Thanks again for providing with great knowledge and information. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Love the narrator's voice for these videos. He does an excellent work.

Hell yeah. Gives us more!!! I hope you cover also French Revolutionary Wars from 1792 to 1802 (all theatres, not just Napoleon's entry). Keep going!

THIS is what the internet was created for. Not garbage Kardashians, cat videos, influencers, but BRILLIANTLY created, historically correct, Hollywood rivaling quality documentaries of real history that moved the wheels of Europe, and eventually even the fate of the world. To think that the United States bought some third of all it's land from Napoleon so that he could pay for the first true world war is to remind us how relevant this is, even to our world today. Vive La Emporor!

@chh066

Жыл бұрын

I love cat videos tho

@alilshotofrhum

Жыл бұрын

*Vive l'Empereur

Yasss!!! Napoleon is back!!!

Easily my favourite video of the channel thus far...and there's some fierce competition! Excellent work, Toby and PMF Productions, with a fantastic start to the series. The new style for the Revolutionary Wars looks brilliant and helps to distinguish from the later Empire series. The overall quality and cinematic value the whole documentary had was truly amazing.Thank you for the opportunity and I am immensely grateful. Can't wait for part 2!

@billy6479

6 ай бұрын

now i think Rivoli is the best !

Very well done. Vive l'Empereur!

@deteon1418

Жыл бұрын

Hey. Not unexpected to you here.

@FieldMarshalYT

Жыл бұрын

@@deteon1418 hey gamer

Finally the eps about Napoleon's early victories.

The Man The General The Myth The Soldier The Leader The Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte

Glad to see this channel is going to cover Napoleon’s conquests during the War of the First Coalition.

I liked learning about WW2, but learning about Napoleon is more than enough to crave my love for history.

One more series of the Napoleonic Wars? Bring it on!

By far the greatest historical documentary, at least the best on Napoleon ever.

It’s so cool watching this after watching the 3 hour Napoleon Marshall’s video and recognising some of the names and the greatness they’ll go onto achieve. Murat is still such a favourite, hilarious boyyo with the respect of the Cossacks. Can’t even write such an entertaining story just had to happen

@tibsky1396

Жыл бұрын

Ooorah Murat !

Thank you EpicHistory, for tracing my story with such grace ..... And I hear the narrator is British!! Oh the irony .....

Epic History TV is the best of any channel I ever seen. thank you very much!!!!

This Napoleon series is my all time favorite youtube series from my all time favorite channel

Napoléon Bonaparte is my favorite historical person and military commander. He's first Italian campaign is also my favorite. So thank you very much for this !!!

He was a Captain of Artillery during his first victory and the winning strategy of maneuvers to force the British in the Battle of Toulon to retreat by Sea. His knowledge of Using Terrain and Artillery to support his Infantry attacks made him a genius in the eyes of his enemies. His organization of his Army into 20-30k man self sufficient Corps, made his Army extremely dangerous as being able to change directions and attack quickly.

@MrBUBBAKY

Жыл бұрын

His Corps , were self sustaining Units and had their own Artillery, Calvary , Infantry, Engineers, Supply/Commissary Units and Medical Personnel.

I respect him and his courage and legendary act love from Northeast, Assam 🚩🙏

So I love epic history and I’ve watched this at least 10 awake and fully focused but if I need to go to bed with some sweet thoughts I will just listen to this. Always gets me how a 27 year old is doing this shit

Internet: "How much quality do you want in your history videos?" Epic History TV: "Yes."

It is fascinating seeing the origin stories of these men that would eventually become the masters of France (Napoleon himself, Suchet, Lannes, etc). These are such fantastic videos.

I’m obsessed with Napoleon. Watched all your videos on him!

It's amazing to see the old names cropping up in small ways

Finally It Is Back!!!!! Next Egypt Campaign Please!!!!

The calm, collected, thoughtful demeanor of both the graphics and the narration is what keeps me coming back.

So good to see PMF production channel helping here. They made a great series of videos

i'm so happy because of your return!

17:40: “general Augereau and Masséna, to be the two greatest offenders..” Marshal Soult: hold my wine

Omg i really really wait this series for a long time. Hope you guys make series about Napoleon campaign in egypt too! Thanks so much epic history

@suiryuudannojutsu2754

Жыл бұрын

đồng hương :))

@minhlehoang1764

Жыл бұрын

@@suiryuudannojutsu2754 chuẩn :))

I love Napoleon history. Thank you

Compliments to Keith Rocco, Art work is beautiful

A great start to this new series. The video production looks and sounds awesome!

I can vouch for Napoleon Souvenirs, I bought 2 blades, l'aigle in bronze, a Napoleon Bust, a flintlock replica and a replica of Jean Lannes Maréchal Baton. Great stuff, quite excited to get my hands on the 90x90cm flag of the Imperial Guard. Making for a really nice display.

@paulheydarian1281

Жыл бұрын

Please don't hurt yourself. I assume the blade is sharp.

@Daggz90

Жыл бұрын

@@paulheydarian1281 It's as dull as your intellect I'm afraid. Better luck next time.

@paulheydarian1281

Жыл бұрын

@@Daggz90 🤔😅😂🤣

I am very excited with this new series of Napoleon's campaigns. Please make it up from here to Marengo to complete the saga!

The fact that before Napoleon they were campaigning for years and “him” shows up and gets it done in two weeks IS CRAZY he IS him

Love how all the animations and video work has evolved over the years. Looking crisp!

Thank you Epic History Tv. You made my day 🙌🏾

Thank you Epic History TV for Napoleon series.

All this for free!!! Wow. Thanks for the content.

I’ve seriously been waiting all week for this! Thank you Epic History for your work on these videos 🙏🏻

Great video as usual and beautiful pictures too. Just a word about the Directory. At first, It was not seen as being led by incompetent and corrupted men, especially Lazare Carnot who was nicknamed The Organizer of the Victory. As a member of the Public Safety Committee during the Convention, he profoundly reorganized the French army and made it to be able to fight against the First Coalition and the civil war in Vendée. I think that the Directory has been discredited with its Coup d'Etat of 18th Fructidor when it eliminated the royalist political opposition. And threatened of being arrested and deported, Carnot had to run away...

@billy6479

Жыл бұрын

there's a Place Carnot in my city

The Greatest Napoleonic series is back! I cannot give enough praise to Epic History; the fact this series is free on KZread is a gift to humanity!

You've gotta respect EHTV for getting their Napoleon videos sponsored by a genuine Napoleonic souvenirs shop and not some bs scam like Established Titles.

This is what I have been waiting for, I am so glad Epic History TV makes eductional videos in such detail and with such high quality!

Technically when Bonaparte was assigned to the Italian front, he assumed command of the Armée des Alpes, which only later was renamed Armée d'Italie... However excellent explanation of Napoleon's first campaign as CO

Astonishing work, thank all who took part of making this doc. and also great to see Napoleon once again

This series was really epic and above all amazing work!

A stunning video as always. Keep up the great content!

Your Napoleon series is truly a work of art. I hope that one day when you finish, you will create a complete story of the whole era of this man.

We needed this for a while now.... I love your work and solemnly thank you for your information and support

Thanks so much for uploading such a incredible work like this. You are a genious!