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  • You didn't know that the Catholics of Europe fought a war against the Protestants to snuff them out for 100 years?Its called the "100 years War" wikipedia it.Joan was just a rally point at one short few years term.

  • Interesting, creative....very well done!!

  • Saint Joan The Greatest Christian Saint And Greatest Christian Martyr Ever She Sacrificed Her Pious Life For Words Of God And For The Freedom Of Her Motherland From The evil clutches of england,Saint Joan Bravely Fought evil english army.

  • @saccyind What you wrote sound so irreligious! The evil clutches of england.I doubt the whole story.Why wasn't she made a saint for centuries?Why was it overturned?No one religion as the Catholics murdered,destroyed & tortured more innocent people. In that evil you are greatest.

  • @RasMajnouni Saint Joan never murdered Innocents evil english were Burning And Looting French Villages And raping French women evil english even killed Younger Sister Of Saint Joan .Saint Joan Bravely Fought Against The evil Tyranny of england For The Freedom Of France

  • @saccyind What a silly precis of the situation! The 100 Years War was a war between the House of Valois and the House of Anjou (AKA Plantagenets). BOTH were FRENCH houses fighting for the throne of France following the death of the last Capetian king. It just happened that as well as claiming the throne of France, the House of Anjou also had the throne of England, and most French aristocrats in England also had lands in France. It was much more complex than "Evil English raping France"!

  • @saccyind You might also consider that there were many cases where troops of the House of Valois committed atrocities...the siege and rape of Soissons in 1414 being just one case. The city was held by Burgundians and was captured and sacked by the Dauphin, with verified records of the Dauphin's troops committing the most horrible atrocities against their own French citizens, including raping of nuns on the alters of churches. I suggest you read more history before making one-sided comments.

  • @robnaylor55 that massacre and rape was done by burgundians and burgundians aided and were allies of english so Don't Tell Me To Read History I Already Did That In My Graduation,burgubdians were allies of evil english and same bastards like english

  • @saccyind This is pure garbage. The town was held by Burgundian troops, though most of the townsfolk were sympathetic to the Dauphin. When the Dauphin's troops broke into the town they not only massacred the defending Burgundian troops and allied English archers, but also their own sympathisers among the French townsfolk. This shocked Europe at the time and it's ridiculous that you're trying to revise well-recorded history. You maybe need to go back to school?

  • @robnaylor55 what is pure garbage it's a Historical Fact that evil english along with bergundians were Raping French Women,Masscaring Villagers And Stealing Money And Burning French Villages Saint Joan Fought Against This And evil english Executed Her By burning

  • C'est si beau, il n'y a rien à rajouter...**********

    merci ma chère Ice.

  • Very beautiful video creation and words...Very well done indeed...A great addition to my favorites!!!

    ~Frank~

  • Leonard Choen, is the only singer that he have the Nobel Swedish Academy, with yours beautiful poems that he wrote. bBlural, very beautiful video 5 *****

    Dear Leila, thank you for share with me.

    satiesss

  • "If he was fire, she must be wood". I am fascinated with the way you assembled, and selected scenes of both films. Intense, as the poem. Thanks. Leila.************************­**

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