Great Northern War. Battle of Poltava. Part two.

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Great Northern War. Battle of Poltava. Part two.

New Russian Movie.
Release Date: 20 February 2007 (Russia)
English title: The Sovereign's Servant
Russian title: Sluga Gosudarev



Europe, 1709. Russia and Sweden are at war. Two French duelists are exiled by King Louis XIV of France: one to the side of Czar Peter the Great of Russia, the other to the side of King Charles XII of Sweden. Although separated by war and allegiance, fate has not finished with them.

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  • I suppose war in those days was sort of an enjoyable and gory sport?

  • what is the song at 3:57?!?!?!

  • what is the point of muskets if they only used once and then used as cudgels to club each other to death 4:40 .. i know the sweds were trying to disperse the enemy but a crossbow and a sword would have been a better choice..

  • As you pitiful Americans, have become tired all the time think that the universe revolves around you.

  • @MarkramUK wellokaythen 

  • @usmc123100 It isn't Patriot audio... both films just used the same bog standard sound files because neither could be bothered to make their own.

  • what movie is this?

  • 41 sec you can hear audio from the patriot in the backround

  • Perhaps one of the most pathetic war movies of all time. I can hardly describe how much they failed on this one. Everyone who has the least picture of battles were done knows how wrong they are, through the whole movie. Surprisingy made by russians.

  • @jayjay042298456 They probably were trained for it. Forming a square generally takes 500+ men to be able to handle a force of 100 cavalry. They had neither the numbers nor the time to form one here, especially because they were in range of the enemy infantry, which would tear a square to pieces. This denotes considerable bravery on the part of the cavalry commander as his men could easily have been shot by his own infantry.

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