The Napoleonic Wars - OverSimplified (Part 2)

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Images:

-Napoleon and Alex on raft © RMN-Grand Palais / Art Resource, NY

Music (licensed under a Creative Commons license):
Marty Gets A Plan
Hard Boiled
Dances and Dames
Fast Talkin
Pina Colada
Investigations
Face Off
Bumbly March
Minima
Sneaky Snitch
Faster Does It
Constance The Descent
Exotic Battle
Covert Affair
Digya
Accralate
I Knew A Guy
Outfoxing the Fox
Crossing The Chasm
Invariance
Infados
Enter The Maze

From Artlist:
Ian Post - Eminence Landscapes
LMOP - The Whisper Man
Kevin Graham - Autumn
Maik Thomas - Bonus Track
Ian Post - Futuristic War
Ian Post - Into The Battle

Thanks for watching!

[ice_agebaby]

Everyone turned against Napoleon, even his own people, except pierre the absolute legend

[Vipers_Pit]

Napoleon to Austria. “How many times do I need to defeat you”

Austria: Yes.

[lukedantas]

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

[snek]

Man seriously fought all of Europe and only lost when he got teamed by all directions. The fact he made it that far while winning makes him one of the biggest legends in the history of the world.

[ivan_a_]

Can we just appreciate for a moment that Oversimplified releases both parts and doesn’t make us wait?

[that-one_guy]

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

[BessmaITube]

I just wish I had some of Napoleon’s energy… dude spent 20 years with his troops on his horse fighting wars back to back, and before his death he wrote a damn book about those 20 years. Impressive.

[Red-mgro]

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.

[abdullahzaki]

France: Hurts British economy
Britain: *stares at Copenhagen with visible bloodlust*

[ryanboggs]

“I don’t know why, but the little bastard scares me” one of napoleon’s classmates at the time.

[grayblur]

The relationship between Napoleon and Pierre is basically Batman and Alfred 😂😂😂😂

[Ethan-bpwp]

“Sir, Oversimplified hasn’t posted in a year, what shall we do?”

“There is nothing we can do..”



Update: HE’SSS BACKKKK

[charlesdaugherty]

Nepos real height was 5'7"
Normal even for today.
He surrounded himself with an elite guard with a 6' height requirement. So he looked shorter.

[leandros]

almost every campaign in history

"it got cold."
"stupid cold."

[hunterkiller]

English: It's over, Napoleon, I have the high ground.
Napoleon: You underestimate my power.
Narrator: The English did not and has learned from Russian's mistake.

[CT-]

Honestly one thing I like about napoleon is that he wasn't a lazy general or emporer who just got all the credit for what his soldiers did he did wars himself and really affected the history of the world he even had EXTREMELY humble beginnings

[musaal-khadim]

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

[entarte]

Everybody gangsta till OverSimplified say "it got cold, stupid cold"

[jacksonwilliams]

“If you can capture the element of surprise, you’re way ahead of the game”
- Jay Maisel
- Napoleon’s Life Quote

[Lewisbrawl]

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