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  • I LUV CAVALRY ATTACKS :D

  • I love the history of Poland and Lithuania, Russia, Sweden, Prussia, Norway, Denmark, Finland etc.....And I'm American. Maybe my interest in the Baltic/Scandinavian/Northern Slavic nations comes from my Norman ancestry, but that was a very long time ago.

  • will turner?

    

  • 2 1 drop

  • WHAT MOVIE IS THIS I NEED IT

  • wow those Swedish shouldve stood thier ground during the cavalry charge and held their bayonets out

  • part three?

  • lol 5:11 that guy takes a bullet and doesnt even fall down. What a badass!

  • Why didn't the swedes flank with there cav?

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  • It's strange that you idiots not Russian translator not set.

  • There are too many foults in this movie for it to be acceptable. They havnt looked up swedish warfare at all. I can understand that they wanted to make Russia look good since its a propaganda movie. But they should have made sure to stay to the facts when it came to the battle! One bigger error for example is that Sweden had half the size of the Russian army which does not show at all. There are lots of errors in the battle and even more in the rest of the movie, just sad to look at...

  • @DeltaMeister

    The Swedish army was much more experienced.

  • @Bobmozg Yes the Swedish army was much more experienced since Charles XI made sure to train the soldiers during the peace period. Beacuse of a trauma he met when he was young and never wanted Sweden to go to war again. The gaint army Sweden was building during the period of peace was just to scare other countries from declaring war. But his son Charles XII was facinated by war and tactics. When Charles XI died and all Swedens old enemies declared war at ones he went on the offence.

  • @DeltaMeister

    Are you saying that the Russian defeated the Swedes number?

  • @Bobmozg hmm the Swedes number? If you mean the number of soldiers on the battlefield at Poltava the Russians had 40000 soldiers and the Swedes had 17000.

    The Swedes had 60000 experienced soldiers from the start. The soldiers the swedish army lost in battles on the way to Poltava was nothing compared to the numbers they lost from starvation and sickness. The russian army made sure to burn farms on the way, so that the Swedes wouldnt be able to get provisions from them.

  • @DeltaMeister Hope I gave you the answer you wanted, am not sure what you meant in the question.

  • @DeltaMeister

    No, no, you're saying that Russia won thanks to a large army?

  • anyone else think the swedish uniforms look awesome good looking? :o

  • This battle was far from what actually happened. But I guess they didn't have time for all the main parts of the battle to cut it down to a 20 min long battle,

  • lol 4:57 Green commander: Alright guys we have orders to stand here and look good.

    Green soldier: but we'll die we have to retreat

    Green commander: Not without the generals orders. (to get the joke youtube college humor The Worst Starcraft General)

  • what is that really catchy tune that starts playing at about 3:57?

  • @PyjamaShark9 Peter the great

  • 4:40 a guy is smiling lol

  • фильм офигеннный

  • this is such a stupid way of war fare people get used as ponds

  • @52684 but its military casualties here not millions of civilians due to bombartments of cities

  • "IF" DOES NOT COUNT!!!

  • And this ERKJAN is STUPID ASSHOLE !!!

  • What uneducated person call russian king coward.So,he does not know anything about this king. This is most brave and reforming king in whole imperial russian history.Perhaps this guy need to read more insted saing such stupid things!

  • Standing while enemy fires ypu was like bravery test in that times.And not every bullet came out from enemy's musket,it gave failure if it was loaded wrong.Soldiers also turned away the face before they puled the triger,because it could make them blind if barrel break due too high charge of gun powder into musket. So,ther was some percent of luck also.

  • Polish invaded Russia first.Russia did not atack Poland .All this suffering which poles had from russians later is just a payback. It's fault of polish,they have started this.

  • can someone can write me the firing procedure of the swedish please ?

  • @MrShallad

    Russia and its allies, Denmark-Norway, Poland-Liethuania and Saxons declare war against us not other way. So Swedish Empire did not started this war. Swedish troops attacked in Russia because it was better fight in enemy land than in own land.

  • Caroleans have nice uniforms.

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  • where can i find the full movie?Can you tell me plz?

  • @Wossha You mean Arab sweden with a french King?

  • @SAHELLMAND Does that change the fact that he doesnt even have swedish blood?

  • lol love how each side takes turns shooting

  • 5:19 out amo carge get them russians on the russia side counter attack

  • From about 4:10 onwards is a total rip off of the battle scene of the battle of Camden in the Patriot..

  • @MrFreddieBurgoyne that's how all battles were fought in that time,so there's no other way to do it

  • @Lordsebastian101 I don't mean the way they fought... I mean the way it's filmed. The camera angle and movements are exactly the same.

  • @MrFreddieBurgoyne oh..ok

  • 04:50

    thats what i love about this type of warfare, they take turns too shoot each other.

  • Laughing my fucking ass off. Russians cant speak swedish in this movie it sounds terrible! xD

  • these soldiers stood still while the enemy shot at them, then the enemy stood still while the other army shot at them

    how crazy and stupid

  • omfg its orlando bloom long lost twin brother lol

  • 4:40 WTF are you waiting for? Let's just stand and let the enemy fire :-D Awesome tactics.

  • 4:15 The Patriot-Battle of Camden?

  • @Pandaonfire5 if you listen closly you can hear that they used the sounds from the patriot also

  • @Pandaonfire5 Yep, this is defenetly a rip-off of The Patriot

  • @Pandaonfire5 Maybe, they are using song of this film...heard english in Russian-Swedish battle it's weird isn't it ?

  • @whitemen02 Hahaha yea it is awkward, but they are both great scenes!

  • @Pandaonfire5 No. This is the Battle of Poltava in 1709, Imperial Russia and Sweden.

  • @1toscany Yes but if you watch this it looks exactly the same. /watch?v=HUFTcrbRyEM

  • @Pandaonfire5 Nah dude it isn't. Its the russian drummer boys, ik it does look like a scene from the patriot and i think it would achcaly be close to the Battle Of Guilford Courthouse.

  • @ThePimpycat They actually copied sounds from patriot...

  • @MIMALECKIPL Oh really? Didn't realize.

  • @ThePimpycat Yeah, all you need is listen to sounds of battles in patriot and compare to this one... you'll hear it

  • What logic in waiting when 1 army will shoot and after that shoot them? - its's clear that army which shoot 1-st has advantage because after their shot opposite army will has less people to "revenge" them.

  • @ReisorKlo I think that in this movie they made it to look more dramatic, in reality, i am pretty sure both sides wanted to be first to fire the shots, and often started firing while moving in closer. 

  • 4:00 the russians are playing fucking good music :D

  • Alright, let's have a party! Every out into the middle of the large open field and shoot at each other!

  • i just found lots of sound effects from "The Patriot" in this movie.. i could even hear "take aim! Fire!"

    WTF?!

  • One thing that confuses me is the fact that from what I can tell.. only the first line of Russian Troops fired... while the first and second Swedish lines fired.

  • I enjoy watching these battles....but the band music that they used to play is annoying....

  • @reborn84 they were given some achohol to calm there nerves they did that in the revolutionary war they do that in every war

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  • It's really hard to fathom what's going on in the soldiers' mind when both sides stood facing each other and firing off. It just doesnt make sense to our contemporary minds.

  • i LIKE IN ALL FILMS THE HORSE CHARGE

  • NICE FILM 

  • haha sweden rock on that age

    

  • Забавно заметить что и тупые пшеки комментируют то видео, видимо такие умственно отсталые засранцы всё ровно как всегда любят смотреть наши вещи... и дальше что сказать.. пшеки, шведы, финны сосите у нас член и фиг вам всем:)

  • Haha the russians are always gonna be such angels in their movies

  • This film is Russian Propaganda, of course russians are 'good' and got power and swedish are 'bad'.This film is similar to 1612.

  • @viproxor That may be but the battle scenes are awesome.

  • Oh my lord, haha. We did have music. Fucking russian propaganda this is

  • Wow, guess they werent drilled with "FORM SQUARE!!!!".

  • if only wars were still fought this way.. with balls!!!! but with honor! take the field win the battle. take the capital win the war. i like this way of fighting because it has less innocent people killed.

  • @SpainBlood001 haha too true :P

  • @SpainBlood001 yea I understand you'r opinion but its also people losing there lives unecesery exualy leaders should duel agains eatchother with a sword and who ever wins is the victor of the war no more huge armies and uneceserie lives just a duel range in the un head cothers ( sorry for bad englich)

  • @SpainBlood001

    You still need ALOT of balls to join the army mate, todays soldeirs are just as tough probabaly even tougher than back then.

  • @mwillis1000 Tougher than back then... Never !

  • @Litzen2k

    Is that sarcasm?

  • @mwillis1000 No.. it's the truth. Modern soldiers and military cant be compared to the older and more heroic age of warfare in toughness and courage. Roman-era , Medieval times, Napoleonic Wars.

  • @Litzen2k

    Well, soldeirs today are trained for much longer and have mchtougher training, they have hev backpacks on (So need to be even fitter). But the toughest soldeirs ever, are either British SAS or Spartans.

  • @mwillis1000 I see the forefathers in warfare where more tougher then todays. Maybe our generation have much more tougher training but they cant never be as hardened as they were.

  • @Litzen2k

    I think they are just as tough.

  • @mwillis1000 Walk intro a straight line of firing muskets and cannons blowing your friends to shreds within a meter of you. Thats how I see the scale.

  • @Litzen2k

    Yeah, but join the army and you will see the bravery each soldier has each day.

  • @mwillis1000 word, each era have its soldiers and bravery.

  • @mwillis1000 And you would have to say the Navy SEALs, too.

  • @OpTicalxL96A1Tv

    Yeah, but tthey arent as good as SAS though. Spetsnaz are the 2nd best.

  • @SpainBlood001 they did do that... in WW1... guess how many soldiers died then?

  • @breakthro444 war is war

  • @SpainBlood001 um what are you talking about? if you take a city the attackers rush in and everything inside is fair game, people, the garrison and kids. And usually a attacker had taken a city they would award there men by letting them have orgy's with the women inside the town.

  • @SpainBlood001

    You mean less innocent people killed in battle itself. What about looting and pillaging before and after? Remember what most of the central Europe looked like during the thirty years war?

  • @SpainBlood001 Why would I go to war, trained, enter the front-line, and be opened fire upon first as the first Russian infantry line like the one showed here? No doubt the way the wars were fought were honourable and and courageous but it was also highly stupid, unnecessary and primitive...

  • @SpainBlood001 every war innocent people die.... the soldiers. wars are fought by people that dont know each other because someone says they have too. All war is bullshit honor no honor balls or vaginas it doesnt matter.

  • @SpainBlood001 Quite a romatisized view of things you got there.

    Ever heard of foraging? Invading (and defending, for that matter) armies often sustained themselves by plundering and stealing whatever they could from the local countryside.

    Not to mention all the diseases that would spread, and hunger when armies stole all the food.

    There were plenty of innocent people dying in those days too, but the media wasn't around to tell you about it ;)

  • @SpainBlood001 Civilians were killed during this time period aswell if you look to Napoleon Wars French troops burn churchs with Spanish inside of them! Milions of Spaniards and Portuguese civilians died during the Peninsular War whole towns and villages burned down.

  • @SpainBlood001 It wasn't always as good and gentle as people sometimes think.

    During the great norther war alone, Swedish raiding parties raided and destroyed hundreds of russian villages before the invasion of 1707. Russian soldiers also raided the swedish coast at the later stages of the war.

    Every war in human history has had civilan casualties. But it's true that it could be more of a gentlemans war sometimes as well.

  • гэта выдатна! дзякуй за загрузкі!

  • Ahh... The march of Sweden at 3:54 and the March of Russia at 4:10

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  • this is FAKE MOVIE this battle was not in estonia 

  • @JarnsidaViking GOOGLE TRANSLATE

  • More bullshit movies.

  • song at 3:57 ??

  • but the thing...it was the british who stopped further swedish humiliation by the russians...its was the royal navy who guarded the coasts of sweden when sweden it self was weak.

  • Swedish fire volley, Russians do g to stop them, kills 12 Russians, swedes stand there waiting to get massacred, russians fire volley, entire swedish army massacred

  • Form square, why don't they form square for horse?

  • this movie is too russian... too russian,,.

  • like the last video:D most of the sounds come from mel gibsons PATRIOT:)

  • ahaha so funny how everyone hate us Russians cuz' we always win battles

  • @AweSomeRussianOne Always? Russia has lost many times and won many times too. Ppl don't hate russia for their winnings, its the communism that ppl hate.

  • @TheImamo93

    lol, western states hated russia much earlier before communism, watch their caricatures of 18th and 19th century

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  • wow, this way out of league with glofying :D At 5.13 russian musket seem to be 10 times more effective

  • Russians did the same shit about Polish invade on Russia.

    "1612" - and they called it historical film

  • För jävla dålig svenska hahahahaha

  • go from vänster

    -ni går iväg

  • damn these nice clothes they have

  • @matsmax Yob tvoyu mat, buddy.

  • I'm sorry, but a smallsword is not a practical weapon for a cavalryman.

  • @bgdancer100 i dont know if you understand enything of europe history (because usa have no history) So please dont talk about smallsword or enything.

  • @matsmax1 Yob tvoyu mat, bub.

  • hahaha go från vänster xD

    they are mixing swedish with english

  • this is cool movie, but russian propaganda

  • Hehe the guy on the left at 4:40 was smiling.

  • Does anyone know the name of the marching song at 4:05?

  • @iceheart920 If anyone is interested, the name of the marching song at 4:05 is Russian Glory or Preobrajensky March.

  • yes it is true that we Swedes were defeated but it was only for a few days earlier we had destroyed the first Russian army, and we were heavily weakened

  • This movie is pure shit. The swedish wouldn't have waited for the russians to fire their volley lol XD.

  • who is best... always the same arguments.. sweden and russia has faught many wars with victories on both sides.. why try to end a peace that has lasted 200 years?.. cmon ppl.. im swedish.. and all i say is lets live at peace and understanding with our russian neighbours.. and russians with us swedes... youre neighbours.. ok.. i must admitt i find some of the things in this movie offensive towards swedes.. but then again.. some of our "propaganda" isn´t always polite towards russians either..

  • @Jack23ooo Grishka is name xDDDD Brothers)

  • lol 4:45 First volleys were never taken at that close of range, usually a charge would be taken before that, not a straight up march.

    And they're so polite:

    Swedish: "After you"

    Russians: "No, after you"

    Russians: "I insist"

    Swedish: "Alright" *gunfire*

    Russians: "Our turn..."

  • 0:32

    TEAMKILL!

  • I love how the russians portray the swedes as the bad guys in this film. They fought after all a defensive war, and forget about general looting and swedes rapeing poor russian women. Looting was punishable by death in the swedish army, the russians sufferd because they buried or burned thier own food.

  • Us Swedes sure could kick some behind back in the day...

  • Michael Bay's Battle of Poltava

  • nice movie

  • who are the russians: the blue?

  • @Sooi3 The Russians wore the green coat with red facings(cuffs and collar).

    The Swedish wore the blue coat with gold facings.

  • it will be dumbed if Russia presented it in the way that they lost more men,of course they are Portraying their Country......if Sweden made this movie it will be the same that Sweden showing bravery even at defeat.....but a country will not make a movie portraying their country lose.

  • @luftwaffe789456123 .The UK did with the film "A Bridge too far".

  • @grobo11 yeah they showed how several British Yank survived several Regiments of Germans attacking the Bridge.

  • @luftwaffe789456123 British yank?

  • @luftwaffe789456123 These movies do exists, most swedish films about the great northen war has a very sad tone and shows mostly suffering rather then patriotism and glory. You can take the 2nd german movie Stalingrad as another exampel and you see a humiliating defeat, not a glorious one.

  • WTF! They take turns shooting each other

  • Måste alla svenskar här låtsas att dom är doktorander i historia och hävda att dem vet allting om slaget vid Poltava. Ni är patetiska för den ända kunskapen ni har kommer från wikipedia. Sverige fick spö thats it, det är det enda man vet! Nu kan ni gå och äta bajs allihopa!

  • @stjarthalbajs vem är patetisk nu då?

  • I'm sorry but it must of took a lot of balls to just... STAND there, and let them shoot at you and wait your turn. lol

  • @mrbeast85 Understand this. It was known as the 'Gentlemen's way' of fighting. The rifles, or muskets they used were fired and had to be reloaded. Taking the chance as the other side reloaded their weapon, they fired. And it went back and forth. The bayonet charges were mostly used for or if the ammunitions were gone or ordered by the General staff. Swedish Military were more fancy this way. - Don't hate me for trying to clear up facts. xD

  • When war was about wining battles and not hunting an old man....

  • Why would two armies just stand there and politely take turns at shooting eachother then politely fix bayonets and charge eachother? This is NOT how armies operated on the battlefield durning this era. Its shown in other films too such as The Patriot and its not only inaccurate but it looks very very stupid. I don't expect films to be 100% authentic in everything they portray but I wish they would get some pretty basic, logical stuff right.

  • @mrbeast85 Apparently, before trench warfare existed... this is how they fought. Kind of sad, because I was also curious about it, and I found this out as I ranted at an American movie that portrayed the same strange strategy...

  • It was a bit that everyone may forgets in this war, it was denmark, poland and russia against sweden. and the pirates was against sweden as well. so pretty many against us in sweden and we had around 70 - 80 000 soldiers in the begining when they had 310 000. then the number went up on both sides.

  • @ostenab Hmm, No i think the pirates were with the swedes, Sweden had 1 500 madagaskar pirates on their side.

  • @12345678909269 1500 madagaskar pirates, mayby, but the other pirates?

    and in this battle it was 34000 russians against 16000 swedish soldiers.

  • @ostenab Vet nästan inget om piraterna i det stora nordiska kriget, allt jag vet var bara att svergie hade lite hjälp ifrån andra. Står det äns något om att Ryssland hade pirater på sin sida oxå? jag får wikipedia lite...

  • @12345678909269 sverige hade i vanliga fall hjälp av england, men inte i det här slaget. här var det enbart svenskar mot ryssland. och 16 000 mot 34 000.

  • @ostenab sverige hade inte alls nån hjälp av england

  • @Feloxish inte i detta slag men i kriget.

  • This reminds me of a movie about the american revolution, i think the flag and drum scene gave it away, but I didn't hear "british grenafiers" as the scene took place.

  • Cheesy, but love the closeup of doglocks!

  • @VikingOfSuecia Faktum är att filmen är korrekt i sitt beskrivande av slaget. Under Poltava användes få till inga av de normala taktiker som karolinerna normalt utförde vilket brukar skyllas på dålig befälsordning och bristande kommunikation.

    Detta är också anledningen till varför svenskarna i filmen springer som yra höns, det är vad som hände.

  • i dot think that was entirely accurate, i mean its not like one army would fire a volley then wait for the other army to have a turn and then charge for the Melle, its tottally illogical to warfare.

  • @shiyboy4 Actually, historical accounts agree that that is how it happened. Swedish tactics at poltava was hilariously bad, since they did not do any of the stuff they usually did.

  • @BrommaHerman yea, thats quit ridiculous isnt it,

  • SWEEDS 100% SLAVS!

  • @rusbp

    wtf swedes isnt slavs.