Ep1 PBS Napoleon (To destiny) part 5

[luisfernandosantosn]

someone knows the name of the music at 3:25?

[mbarana100]

VIVE LE NAPOLEON thank you Napoleontas for posting this are you canadian like me you got this from the CBC television channel

[Napoleontas]

@487shawn I cannot stand such stupidity, Stalin cannot be compared with Hitler, Stalind killed aproximetally 30 millions most of them were his own, and Hitler according to the Jewish propaganda was responsible for a 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 6 or even 10 million dead Jews(who were responsible for Bolshevism and for 2 world wars), the Americans started a multitude of wars, they have nuked 500.000 civilians, they killed millions and attacked nations that were already at war aiding Bolsheviks,

[TheAcademyKnight]

onward men! onward napoleon! alexander!

[gmihut]

It is a great serial.

I'm looking for more like this

[HectorL360]

i want more :S

[crazzydeano]

thanks i really liked this doc ;-)

[r4d4101]

ty for uploading.

[cgeniusrp]

"They haven't seen anything yet! In our time, no one has the slightest conception of what is great. It is up to me to give them an example."

That explains everything. If every American had this attitude, maybe we would actually become the great civilization we think we are.

[HannibalRaihan]

thanks for uploading. never truly realised and appreciated the courage and genius that is Napoleon Bonaparte. he deserves to be amongst the likes of Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Hannibal of Carthage etc.

[havee3333333]

He was actually 5 foot 6.. A decent height for a Frenchmen at the time

[Thutmosis7]

@havee3333333 5'2

[johnnydorris]

Cheers buddy...i learned a lot....I really did'nt know much about this remarkable man other than his name.great upload

[alexjtrejo]

yeah this is great i need to learn more about this guy. what happens after this. did he go on further? i never knew about him. hes amazing

[jimmy27paul]

@alexjtrejo Did you watch the whole series and if so good wasnt it?

[hashimirasama]

And Americans say French don't know to fight!!!

I guess it's the failure of their education system!

[Freez57fr]

@hashimirasama

The French won most battles during the Napoleonic wars than the Americans in all their history.

[votumseparatum1]

@Freez57fr Difference here is this: the French were battling to defend their country and to conquer Europe. America is in the BUSINESS of fighting. War is not the same today as it was yesterday. True, America has more losses than it does victories but the battles are more skirmishes than actual battles and they are done merely for resources. Nothing else. They are not supposed to be won these days.

[fjoseyahoo]

whats the name of the song in the closing credits?

[AVIATIO]

Just from this documentary I have learned several succeeding traitors able to grant vast power onto ordinary men.

1. Be confidant.

2. Attract powerful friends.

3. Think in unorthodox ways.

4. Take advantage of social unrest/general social weakness.

5. Be ruthless.

[Anarchistt86]

Thanx 4 uploading such a beautiful documentary of this great man.

[Napoleontas]

@Anarchistt86 Iam confused

an anarchist thinks that Napoleon Bonaparte was a great man?

[PoppingSanta]

@Napoleontas

Anarchists are idiots ;)

[whitepointer2]

To truly live one ,must risk death.

[sunnyblack15]

Its up to me to give them example ....destiny Is my lucky star ....

[sqwishdabug]

Love it. Thank you.

[Rico8458]

no doubt whatsoever, He put france on the map of the world. He made france great and that lasted until today.

[evenflowjimbo]

@Rico8458 Well, France was great before Napoleon. He just strengthen their fame.

[rareitemhunter1]

thanks for uploading this^^

[greghadathought]

thankyou Napoleontas

[gm198604]

maybe he was great but does this has to do with being the only men who earned his place because he was talented and not the decent of a noble family.

were there great general at his time who held ranks in the army because of their talent. meaninng were there generals talented other than those in france at that time.

[jimmy27paul]

This is salt in the wounds of those brits and americans who like to say the french are cowerds.

[TheWeimarRepublic]

anyone know what song is playing as the credits scroll at the end?

[Keisari70]

The best documentary I have seen on

the great Napoleon.Thanks for posting.

Still it irks me when he is called small.

Far as I know he was of medium hight

for males of the era.The rubbish that he

was small had more to do with British

propaganda than fact.

R.I.P. Napoleon the Great.

[FrenkieWilde]

He was really small , it is a fact taken from his grave , small in form but great in power...

[biagiotti2006]

@FrenkieWilde

He wasn't small, he was about 5 foot 7. The English messed up the measurements.

[LDD86]

@biagiotti2006

yup. the french inch (used before they invented metric) was longer than the english inch, therefore what was 5 ft 2 in french inches was more like 5 ft 7 in english measure.

[hagopovski]

indeed , thank you

[greygirl1990]

Thank you so much for posting this. It has helped me so much in studying for an upcoming test. It's made history interesting and come alive. So much better than a boring old text book!

[tsharnii]

i think what made him great is he felt loved which is the most prevelant intinct that requires fullfilling to make men great.

[at1212b]

He must somehow be related to Caesar.

[BabkenBMW]

He was much Greater than Caesar.

[5150RDH]

There will never be another battlefield commander like Napoleon again! Initially, he always led his men from the front (like every great commander should) & said he couldn't expect his men to follow him if he himself wasn't willing to lead the charge! The amazing thing about Napoleon was he was also an amazing political administrator who spent countless hours creating new laws & reviewing archetectural designs for new Parisian monuments. He was a perfectionist even in the smallest of details!

[Grant12345331]

truly napoleon is a true example of a man who shws valor on the battlefeild!!!!!gr8 vid

[5B0YAKASHA5]

Boy, and did he gave u an example. He was the 1st to confront the old system, to fight it.

[elchavo655]

good stuff

[saiyaneer]

this was a great documentry

[cardboardtiger]

This is brilliant for my A-level course.Thanks for uploading

[kinGte0SoSa]

thank you for posting this

[Napoleontas]

Τhank you for your kind comment

[africanchina1]

"In our time no one has the slightest conception of what is great, it is up to me, to give them an example..."

[alanfecu]

magnifico yo he visto los 4 episodios y no me canso de verlos de nuevo, gracias

[Adamalgorithm]

thank you for posting this

[rubenmanfred]

This is such a great doco..ive been looking 4 it on youtube for ages! Great job mate, could u put up the rest of it? It would be awsome!

[Napoleontas]

Yes friend i intend to upload every episode

[freespeech4u2]

when?

[Napoleontas]

i already did it

[freespeech4u2]

that was quick