Giuseppe Garibaldi: For Love and Country | Unifying Italy | Extra History | Part 2

Captured by Brazilian soldiers during the Ragamuffin War, Anita searches the battlefield for the body of her lover, Garibaldi. Her captors claim he's dead, but she refuses to believe it. That night, driven by hope, she escapes, dodging gunfire and navigating the jungle for four days before reuniting with Garibaldi. Their love, forged in the fires of war, becomes legendary. This is the tale of their incredible journey together, from intense battles to the birth of a movement that would forever change the course of history.

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Part 3 - Release Date: 9/14
Part 4 - Release Date: 9/21
Part 5 - Release Date: 9/28
Series Wrap-up & Recommended Reading / Lies Episode - Release Date: 10/12

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[omartaipe]

When he was bored instead of go reading a book or go to a walk he simply join a revolution what a character

[santiagoerosa]

As a Uruguayan i never new that Garibaldi had taken part in our civil war. Man is a legend

[renegadeleader]

"One of the reasons Garibaldi found her so sexy was that she was a very talented rider..."

Talk about double entendre.

[ivanpetro]

I have dual citizenship, Brazilian and Italian, so Garibaldi is my dual hero.

[abcdef]

Just adding some names:
1-Fructuoso Rivera, the Colorado leader.
2-Manuel Oribe, the Blanco leader.
3-Juan Manuel de Rosas, dictator of Argentina.

Both Oribe and Rosas would be defeated by a united force of Argentinians, Uruguayans and Brazilians in 1852.

[GhengisJohn]

Me when they said Garibaldi needed uniforms: "This is it right, the sponsor lead in?"
Me when they said he'd need food: "Ah okay, I think this is it."
Then they said factor and I knew, that was indeed it.

[also_arles]

Wondering who wrote THAT novel...perhaps it was ghost written by a certain prime minister. 🤔

[markpatrick]

5:06 Oversimplified: "WHO SUMMEND ME?!?"

[gingerscoppedit]

By far one of the best series done by the channel so far.

[unpapelcascaron]

OH SHI YALL DOING A GARIBALDI SERIES????

[ryanharrington]

Garibaldi sounds like one hell of a man

[fritoss]

6:09 this is à mistake ! The biggest foreigners group in Montevideo at that time were the French (moslty immigrant from the Southwest) and then the Italian

" Montevideo had become a foreign capital with a very strong European but especially French dominance: 2/3 of its inhabitants were in fact of European origin, and nearly half of them were French, most often born in the Adour basin or in a Pyrenean valley"

[leonardorivelorivelo]

One sad thing is that, just like in the United States. Brazilian history classes never focuses on what exactly was going on the rest of the continent, Only the broad strokes, Garibaldi himself is never even mentioned on most states, the rebellion itself is told as a "oh yeah this happened, moving on"
Extra History is amazing for going shallow enough that most people understand what happened while at the same time making those interested for it to go deeper. Thank you all for this great content

[danielsantiagourtado]

THIS SERIES HAS BEEN SO EPIC! One of my héroes! Thanks For this Guys 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤

[joaovitormatos]

"one of the reasons Garibaldi found her so sexy is that she was a very talented rider"

Not a sentence I thought I would ever hear in ExtraHistory

[LontonRulez]

I love this channel so much, thank you for keeping it going

[Cheshire]

Alexandre Dumas: history's most succesful weeb

[danielsantiagourtado]

Been waiting For this all week guys! Thanks 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[GlerpidyGlarson]

Oh my god it's my great-great-grandpa

[Da-Thicccy]

Love your vids! Keep being who you are and entertaining us with history