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History vs. Napoleon Bonaparte - Alex Gendler

History vs. Napoleon Bonaparte - Alex Gendler

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After the French Revolution erupted in 1789, Europe was thrown into chaos. Neighboring countries monarchs feared they would share the fate of Louis XVI and attacked the new Republic, while at home, extremism and mistrust between factions led to bloodshed. In the midst of all this conflict, Napoleon emerged. But did he save the revolution, or destroy it? Alex Gendler puts Napoleon on trial. Lesson by Alex Gendler
Date: 2020-08-22

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This time we are sure, the English do not know how to tell the story without lying. #Dunkirk
End of the first coalition 1802 - End of the sixth coalition 1814! Too bad because the truth stuck much better to another war 100 years later.
Finally there is only an Englishman with the simple knowledge of his story to think that the life of Napoleon can be told in 5 minutes.
Finally there is only one Englishman to succeed in so much omitting and lying so much in 5 minutes.
Because you forget to talk about the central role that England has played in this whole story, because she is the conductor. It is she who makes the Napoleon a Legend.
Sorry for you.

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Its defeat put french canadians to slavery by the red coat loyalists, to this day. French canadians have been forced to built the unwanted expansion of the western canada against their will and their native allies. To this day, the quebeckers lose more than fifty percent of their income taxes every years to federal gov owns by the british bloodlines and the native nations have been squared in reserves. One day it's going to turning out.
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The young Napoleon had revolutionary ideas, but later on he became the leader France needed at the time. In fact, looking from afar, it seems that France can't live without a strong leader, e. g, the French president has more power than the UK's prime minister and, arguably, more than the US president.
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While Historys lawyer is sometimes correct, History itself is, depending on the situation, on all sides, so, I suggest that the lawyers at least agree on some things, or, in other words, give some facts passes. Also, I suggest that historys lawyer be supportive of certain historical people.
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The British are the best in rewriting in history and napolean isn't even their biggest victim. The British so conveniently destroys their colonies and then left to write themselves as a force for good. Trust me u can't giveeven 1 good thing the British have done to their colonies.
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in the seventh and final coalition the declaration of war stated that britain and its allies are declaring war against napoleon not france. imagine the level of baddass you'll have to be so that an entire continent declares war on you personally!
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Its Simple yet wildly unknown phrase.
Ut is dont judge past by the present but you can judge present by the past
I suppose some of you lads and chaps and cameraden Fritz's have forgotten IT but Hey there you go

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Great, carrying on with the damn stereotype that Liberty guiding the people by Delacroix belongs to the 1789 French Revolution just in second 0: 11 IT DOES NOT, IT'S FROM THE 1830 REVOLUTION FOR GOD'S SAKE.
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Ted-ed: Religion is so made up - so as your story.
British already invaded France at the start of the french revolution.
Napoleon was a Army officer passing by and his first battle was at Toulon.

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And to think small nations are bullied like this nowadays. Just because the great powers feel threatened by a small nation's independence, people are condemned to suffer. Still no one bats an eye. Sad.
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