The official French Newspaper of its day, Le Moniteur, carried the accounts of his conversion to Islam in 1798, and mentions his new Muslim name which was Aly Napoleon Bonaparte. He commends the conversion of General Jaques Menou, who became known as General Abdullah-Jaques Menou, who later married an Egyptian lady, Sitti Zoubeida. Few people are aware of this aspect to the Battle of Waterloo, because as we pointed out at the beginning, the history was written by the victors
It was the Arch Bishops of European Usury, The Rothschilds, who had managed to prevent the further liberation of Jews and Gentiles alike, by successfully preventing Napoleons clear Islamic vision for Europe becoming a reality
amazing actually, that the archbishops of usury, the rothschilds were able to distort history, napolean, who reverted to Islam along with his first general, Ali Napolean bonarparte and his first general Abdullah-Jacques Menou had a vision of an Islamic France(some of Islams laws are alredy implemented in french law on jurisprudence) In islam usury is strictly forbidden, so that means no federal reserve.Napoleon tried to rid Europe of usury, but failed in what was a valiant effort.
Agree with Den365 about the Cavalry and Artillary (though at Waterloo the union Brigade was wasted and was never given the chance)
If you do it on pure weight of men on the field, it can be considered a German victory however the Commander for the day was British... Or you could take it for what it was, An allied victory. Every country lost men it's unfair to give the glory to just the one that probably lost the most... (WW2 isn't purely a Russian victory after all...)
British Cavalry and Artillery was inferior to the French (even French of 1815), British Infantry was perfectly trained and someway excellent, but out of 70.000 Wellington's troops, 20.000 were British (mostly Irish, even the English Regiments), the other King's German Legion, Hanoverians, Brunswickers, Nassaures, Dutch, Belgian -not counting the 40.000 Prussians arriving -GERMAN VICTORY NO DOUBT ON EARTH
Britain's war effort against France was always hampered by a shortage of cavalry. Pound for pound it was the equal of any, but its lack of numbers was compounded by poor leadership and indiscipline that wasted not only good opportunities, but lives.
What balance! 60 000 french soldiers tired by the cold of Russia against 120 000 soldiers. I know Napoleon won with 1 against 20. It was the greatest conqueror of Europe and permitted its unification ans expansion of democracy
Long live the French Empire!
juultjuh99 1 year ago
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The official French Newspaper of its day, Le Moniteur, carried the accounts of his conversion to Islam in 1798, and mentions his new Muslim name which was Aly Napoleon Bonaparte. He commends the conversion of General Jaques Menou, who became known as General Abdullah-Jaques Menou, who later married an Egyptian lady, Sitti Zoubeida. Few people are aware of this aspect to the Battle of Waterloo, because as we pointed out at the beginning, the history was written by the victors
4unitedMAN 2 years ago
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It was the Arch Bishops of European Usury, The Rothschilds, who had managed to prevent the further liberation of Jews and Gentiles alike, by successfully preventing Napoleons clear Islamic vision for Europe becoming a reality
4unitedMAN 2 years ago
amazing actually, that the archbishops of usury, the rothschilds were able to distort history, napolean, who reverted to Islam along with his first general, Ali Napolean bonarparte and his first general Abdullah-Jacques Menou had a vision of an Islamic France(some of Islams laws are alredy implemented in french law on jurisprudence) In islam usury is strictly forbidden, so that means no federal reserve.Napoleon tried to rid Europe of usury, but failed in what was a valiant effort.
4unitedMAN 2 years ago
it's not a true music
just music done whith several parts of others musics
i recognize "le chant de l'oignon " (The Song of onion)
it was whith "On va leur percer le flanc", the favorite song of the Imperial Guard when it left to the charg bayonet in the rifles
looks at my video in my playlist here
/watch?v=gKRogpFUaY0&feature=channel
cumbas 2 years ago
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cumbas 2 years ago
La victoire est en nous'
zuccagna 4 years ago
whats this song called
Hundedox 4 years ago
I believe it is 'La victoire est en nous'
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See my contributions to "Battle of Waterloo 2007", where I explain myself better.
Den365 4 years ago
Agree with Den365 about the Cavalry and Artillary (though at Waterloo the union Brigade was wasted and was never given the chance)
If you do it on pure weight of men on the field, it can be considered a German victory however the Commander for the day was British... Or you could take it for what it was, An allied victory. Every country lost men it's unfair to give the glory to just the one that probably lost the most... (WW2 isn't purely a Russian victory after all...)
Just my opinion
Delogros 4 years ago
The commander on the day was Irish.
All things aside it was, without doubt an allied victory.
mart3442 4 years ago
Not being good at geography for the era, wasn't Ireland considered part of the British isles? If not then fair point to you :)
Delogros 4 years ago
It depends if you actually recognise the British isles....I dont but thats beside the point.
Wellesley was born in Dublin, Eire.
mart3442 4 years ago
British Cavalry and Artillery was inferior to the French (even French of 1815), British Infantry was perfectly trained and someway excellent, but out of 70.000 Wellington's troops, 20.000 were British (mostly Irish, even the English Regiments), the other King's German Legion, Hanoverians, Brunswickers, Nassaures, Dutch, Belgian -not counting the 40.000 Prussians arriving -GERMAN VICTORY NO DOUBT ON EARTH
Den365 4 years ago
Britain's war effort against France was always hampered by a shortage of cavalry. Pound for pound it was the equal of any, but its lack of numbers was compounded by poor leadership and indiscipline that wasted not only good opportunities, but lives.
IForgottenHopeI 4 years ago 5
One on One, British and German(KGL) were superiour to French Cavalry. HOWEVER as for skill in maneuver and discipline, the British cavalry
was so inferior to the French that whatever physical advantage
(excellent horses and much longer training)
they enjoyed was canceled out.
IForgottenHopeI 4 years ago 5
no. wellington and the prussians won the battle of waterloo and the british named a train station after it...really
icy300 4 years ago
What balance! 60 000 french soldiers tired by the cold of Russia against 120 000 soldiers. I know Napoleon won with 1 against 20. It was the greatest conqueror of Europe and permitted its unification ans expansion of democracy
Watch this: youtube(DOT)com/watch?v=jlHStv9NTCk
GeoffreyfromParis 4 years ago
this intro is a montage of the movie Waterloo. Great movie, and this is a great game.
kirkoa 4 years ago
Yeah, the bad quality is because the game is from, what? 1995 or 1996? I had so much fun playing it.
rtwfreak 4 years ago
interesting video, but bad quality
wismazstr 5 years ago