Napoleon vs Austrian Painter #shorts

[Drip_Tom_Taylorr]

Napoleon: 😇🇫🇷👑

Austrian Painter: 💀✋🇩🇪

[ክጎኗኗል]

Austrian painter:😊

Austrian painter:💀

[timatima]

The censorship of an Austrian painter looks creepy🥶

[nicolopanti]

The image of adolf without face and the other being distorted actually look pretty dam good with the added creepyness to it.

[SattwikDas-go]

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

[Plain_Editz]

"If art school says nein, Europe shall be mein."
- Austrian Painter

[Drip_Tom_Taylorr]

Napoleon: Just a Nightmare of Europe

Austrian Painter: The real thing 💀

[Drip_Tom_Taylorr]

"There's nothing we can do"

- Napoleon Bonaparte 👑🇫🇷

[galaxium]

The censorship on the Austrian painter is wild though 💀

[Drip_Tom_Taylorr]

Napoleon vs Austrian Painter in Intelligence:🗿🔥🙏
Napoleon vs Austrian Painter in a battle: 💀🔥🔥

[Ixidett]

I like how cappy censuring Austrian painter looks like someone who ppls wanna forgot but can't

[Alex-fuh]

In the military aspect, Napoleon easily surpasses Adolf; a more fitting comparison would be with Marshal Von Manstein. It is a significant mistake to attribute the military successes of Adolf to his own skills when, in fact, they were largely the achievements of his marshals, who are arguably among the greatest in history.
We must also acknowledge that many of Hitler's accomplishments were due to the work of the German high command. For example, Goebbels played a pivotal role in indoctrinating the German people, which was crucial to Adolf's rise to power. In reality, Adolf was more notable for his oratory skills and charisma. He wasn't even the most extreme figure among the high-ranking Germans of that era. In fact, it could be argued that Himmler had a significant influence on Hitler's anti-Semitic views and, alongside Goebbels, persuaded him to order the execution of Ernst Röhm, despite Röhm being a close friend of Hitler, even though he was openly attracted to the same gender.
The "Endlösung" (the document that formalized the genocide in Europe) was drafted by Reinhard Heydrich, whom Hitler referred to as "the man with the heart of iron." Hitler was essentially a puppet who delegated power to those he favored, a strategy that worked well initially (except for Göring, whose appointment to high command was a mistake from the start). However, as he gradually began to interfere more in military matters, his decisions became increasingly detrimental. His only exception to this pattern of poor judgment was during the invasion of France, when he heeded Guderian's advice (there may be other instances, but his wrong decisions weigh much more heavily).
I apologize if I've made any mistakes, as I'm still learning this language.

[الیقلی]

'If he is so evil that they are scared to say his name or show his picture, he has already won the battle of most evil men" a wise man🗣️

[Eg-sz]

Austrian Painter = villain
Napoleon = Antihero

[viniciushenrique]

"Too lazy to write"
At least he's honest.

[himanshurohewal]

Finally an edit about actual geniuses. Do more like this.

[Chair_editz]

Both great leader At the beginning of his leadership

[jethrosuperable]

Imagine if napoleon having the same technology as Germany💀💀💀💀💀

[alhsv]

hilter: i am europe nightmare
napoleon: no way im literally called the nightmare of europe

[Divine-Milowatt]

Napolean W moment,
I like this guy, not his height but his strategies.
Two nightmares of Europe in diff times.
Rip Europe