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Line of Fire (The Battler of Austerlitz) Part 1

A great documentary about that great battle the Emperor with a fairly good represantation of the battle and what actually happened that day and before .

Great commanders(NAPOLEON) Austerlitz part1

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The Jezabels - Austerliz

The Jezabels. From the new studio album "Prisoner". If you like this music, please support the artist and buy the album from iTunes or from their website :)

La Marche d'Austerlitz (by Jean Ledrut)

An extract from "La Marche d'Austerlitz" composed by Jean Ledrut for the movie Austerlitz directed by Abel Gance in 1960. This soundtrack became famous after the lawsuit of Joe Meek for plagiarism of Telstar song created in 1962. Joe Meek won in justice after his death.

Battle of Austerlitz (1805) HQ

Taken from the movie "Austerlitz" (1960), courtesy of Compagnie Internationale de Productions Cinématographiques (CIPRA) With threats emerging from the Russia and Austria, Napoleon abandoned his ambitions to invade England during the summer of 1805, and turned to deal with these new adversaries. Moving with speed and efficiency, 200000 French troops departed their camps near Boulogne and began crossing the Rhine along a 160-mile front on September 25. Responding to the threat, Austrian General Karl Mack concentrated his army at the fortress of Ulm in Bavaria. Conducting a brilliant campaign of maneuver, Napoleon swung north and descended on the Austrian rear. After winning a series of battles, Napoleon captured Mack and 23000 men at Ulm on October 20. Though the victory was dampened by Vice Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson's triumph at Trafalgar the next day, the Ulm Campaign effectively opened the way to Vienna which fell to French forces in November. To the northeast, a Russian field army under General Mikhail Illarionovich Golenischev-Kutusov had gathered and absorbed many of the remaining Austrian units. Moving towards the enemy, Napoleon sought to bring them to battle before his lines of communication were severed or Prussia entered the conflict. On December 1, the Russian and Austrian leadership met to decide their next move. While Tsar Alexander I wished to attack the French, Austrian Emperor Francis II and Kutuzov preferred to take a more defensive approach. Under ...

AUSTERLITZ minor combat -Stare Vinohrady fictional

Ficional minor combat. fictional deployment. demo for free at www.download.com

AUSTERLITZ 2005

The very famous battle of Napoleon Snapshot taken by Franck Brudieux, my brother

Napoleon Total War Battle of Austerlitz (1/3)

Welcome to the historical battle of the Austerlitz, included in Napoleon total war. This battle will give you a feel of the epic land battles in Napoleon total war. This is a battle of the French against a combined Russian and Austrian force, played on the hardest difficulty setting.

Battle of Austerlitz part2

The sun of Austerlitz

Rasputina: Snow-Hen Of Austerlitz

They say not far away, In fact upon that hill They say that there's a little girl there still She wasn't raised like the other kids Miss Lynn, the Snow Hen of Austerlitz The mother's blind and keeps some birds as pets That her baby is a human she forgets In a tiny wire pen that little girl still sits Miss Lynn, the Snow Hen of Austerlitz She must be ten or eleven now I heard she's pretty but she don't have all her wits She is the Snow Hen of Austerlitz Not having really neither wings nor beak She never learned to walk or speak To the child, the mother never says a word To communicate, this little girl, she chirps like a bird All the birds around they taught the little girl their language When she's not understood she starts to get real angry So she waves her hands around just like they were her wings Hope it when she's happy, you should hear her sing! I'll leave the cage door open We'll see how far she gets She's known as the Snow Hen of Austerlitz Kept like a pet in an old hen coop The mother didn't beat her and she gave her food Still pitiful no care shown but it's The life of the Snow Hen of Austerlitz A skinny thing with brittle glass-like bones Was it wind in the trees or the Snow Hen's moans? From pursed perch from that attic she flits Miss Lynn, the Snow Hen of Austerlitz She must be ten or eleven now I heard she's pretty but she don't have all her wits She is the Snow Hen of Austerlitz I'll leave the cage door open We'll see how far she gets She's known as the ...

Austerlitz 2011

This is just my own simple raw footage from Austerlitz 2011 --- info about the event: The 206th anniversary of the battle of Austerlitz was commemorated during the weekend following the 2nd december 2011, or 11 frimaire 220 according to the french revolutionary calendar. Austerlitz is one of the most important moments of the world military history. The commemorative events are not any celebration of Napoleon or his victory, and by no means any celebration of war or battle. The international political and war events that, at their time, influenced Europe essentially, and divided it for a long time, are becoming ground for get-togetherness and common interest for many people from all around the world. The aim of the events is the commemoration and support of knowledge of the common European history. The main points of program were the saturday battle re-enactement under the Santon hill (14:00), the evening defile, parade and fireworks in Austerlitz (19:30) and the sunday act of piety at the Peace monument, the place of the most serious fights of the battle of Austerlitz (10:30). The scenario of the battle re-enactment with commentary of historian and author of popular books consacred to the napoleonic wars Jiri Kovarik is inspired by the combat of the russian brigade Kamenski and the austrian brigade Jirczik against the french division Saint-Hilaire on the Pratzenberg. Mark Schneider from Virginia will be Napleon of the Austerlitz 2011 event, he has portrayed the french ...

Battle of Austerlitz part3

the sun of Austerlitz 1805

Battle of Austerlitz (1805)

The Battle of Austerlitz

The Battle of Austerlitz, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, was one of Napoleon's greatest victories, effectively destroying the Third Coalition against the French Empire. On December 2, 1805, Napoleon's troops decisively defeated a Russo-Austrian army, commanded by Tsar Alexander I, after nearly nine hours of battle. The battle took place at Austerlitz (Slavkov u Brna) about 6.5 km (four miles) east of Brünn (Brno) in Moravia.

AUSTERLITZ BATTLE - Before the battle - Abel Gance (1960) - English Sub

The night before the battle in this great movie about this famous great battle of the Napoleonic age by famous French director ABEL GANCE (1960)

AUSTERLITZ Battle - NAPOLEON - December 2, 1805 - Boulogne - Abel Gance (1960) - English Sub

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Battle of Austerlitz (1993 BBC Documentary Brian Blessed narrates)

The Battle of Austerlitz, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, was one of Napoleon's greatest victories, where the French Empire effectively crushed the Third Coalition. On 2 December 1805 (20 November Old Style, 11 Frimaire An XIV, in the French Republican Calendar), a French army, commanded by Emperor Napoleon I, decisively defeated a Russo-Austrian army, commanded by Tsar Alexander I and Holy Roman Emperor Francis II, after nearly nine hours of difficult fighting. The battle took place near Austerlitz (Slavkov u Brna) about 10 Km (6 mi) south-east of Brno in Moravia, at that time in the Austrian Empire (present day Czech Republic). The battle is often regarded as a tactical masterpiece. The French victory at Austerlitz effectively brought the Third Coalition to an end. On 26 December 1805, Austria and France signed the Treaty of Pressburg, which took Austria out of the war, reinforced the earlier treaties of Campo Formio and Lunéville, made Austria cede land to Napoleon's German allies, and imposed an indemnity of 40 million francs on the defeated Habsburgs. Russian troops were allowed to head back to home soil. Victory at Austerlitz also permitted the creation of the Confederation of the Rhine, a collection of German states intended as a buffer zone between France and central Europe. In 1806, the Holy Roman Empire ceased to exist when Holy Roman Emperor Francis II kept Francis I of Austria as his only official title. These achievements, however, did not ...

Battle of Austerlitz (1805) HQ

Taken from the TV miniseries "Napoleon" (2002), courtesy of A&E Television Networks. Great Britain broke the Peace of Amiens and declared war on France in May 1803. Napoleon set up a camp at Boulogne-sur-Mer to prepare for an invasion of Britain. By 1805, Britain had convinced Austria and Russia to join a Third Coalition against France. Napoleon knew the French fleet could not defeat the Royal Navy in a head-to-head battle and planned to lure it away from the English Channel. The French Navy would escape from the British blockades of Toulon and Brest and threaten to attack the West Indies, thus drawing off the British defence of the Western Approaches, in the hope a Franco-Spanish fleet could take control of the channel long enough for French armies to cross from Boulogne and invade England. However, after defeat at the naval Battle of Cape Finisterre in July 1805 and Admiral Villeneuve's retreat to Cadiz, invasion was never again a realistic option for Napoleon. As the Austrian army marched on Bavaria, he called the invasion of Britain off and ordered the army stationed at Boulogne, his Grande Armée, to march to Germany secretly in a turning movement—the Ulm Campaign. This encircled the Austrian forces about to attack France and severed their lines of communication. On 20 October 1805, the French captured 30000 prisoners at Ulm, though the next day Britain's victory at the Battle of Trafalgar meant the Royal Navy gained control of the seas. Six weeks later, on the first ...

AUSTERLITZ Battle - NAPOLEON - December 2, 1805 - The last scene - Abel Gance (1960) - English Sub

Last minutes of the great movie about this famous great battle of the Napoleonic age by famous director Abel Gance (1960)

Pyramid Austerlitz - The Netherlands! And the Triangle of Abraham

Special Report - Non Mayan Pyramid Investigation- On 10/10/10 we came across a pyramid in the middle of The Netherlands. Pretty much the last thing one would expect. It is called the Pyramid of Austerlitz, as we would learn or La Pyramide d'Austerlitz. It was built during French occupation of Holland or the lowlands in 1804 by General Marmont. Better said, it is claimed that the troops were idle so and not too long before that the General had been with Napoloen in Egypt and wanted to built such a masterpiece in Holland, for with it's flat landscape, it would really stand-out. Marmont's army of 18000 soliders, in a party like atmosphere it is claimed, built this 4-sided pyramid in just 27 days. Notice how we always get back to 9? So I was wonder while filming how it may make alignments with the position of the sun, stars or perhaps earthly landmarks. Found this: Triangle of Abraham Mohamed Sabet, of the Delft University faculty of architecture, sees an alignment between Jerusalem, The Great Pyramid at Giza, the Paris Observatory, Mecca and the Austerlitz Pyramid in Holland. Source: hddesign.forumup.nl For more info, watch 2012portal.myfeedportal.com as we follow this non-Mayan mystery, but none-the-less perhaps linked in the bigger scheme of 2012 and things. If ever in Holland near Zeist, just outside of Utrecht, visiting and climbing the Pyramid Austerlitz - the largest pyramid in western Europe, is well worth it!

1805 - Austerlitz (1/6)

Austerlitz war Napoleons perfekter Sieg. Doch wie gelang es Napoleon, die gegnerische Koalition zu besiegen, die mit frischen und zahlenmäßig überlegenen Truppen gegen ihn aufmarschiert war? Anhand einer detailgetreuen Rekonstruktion geht die Dokumentation dieser Frage nach. Im August 1805 bereitet Napoleon bei Boulogne mit seiner über 200.000 Mann starken Armee die Invasion Englands vor. Doch aufgrund der Überlegenheit der englischen Marine, die den Ärmelkanal vor der nordostfranzösischen Küste kontrolliert, erweist sich die Operation als zu gefährlich. Als Napoleon erfährt, dass die Engländer eine Allianz Russlands und Österreichs gegen ihn betreiben, befiehlt er seinen Truppen die Umkehr. Dank des schnellen Vormarschs seiner Soldaten kreist Napoleon den Gegner ein und zwingt die österreichische Armee bei Ulm, die Waffen zu strecken. Ein Meisterstück Kriegskunst Dann verfolgt er die russischen Truppen, die sich auf dem Rückzug befinden. Das militärische Geschick Napoleons besteht vor allem darin, dass er die Russen zum Kampf auf einem von ihm gewählten Schlachtfeld zwingt: auf den Höhen von Pratzen über dem Dorf Austerlitz. Um dies zu erreichen, untergliedert er seine Truppen in mehrere Corps, die sich an verschiedenen Orten befinden, so dass der unerfahrene Zar Alexander I. den Eindruck gewinnt, Napoleons Armee sei zahlenmäßig unterlegen. Am Vorabend der Schlacht lässt Napoleon seine Truppen schnell anmarschieren. Während des gesamten Verlaufs der Schlacht, die in ...

Bernadotte at Austerlitz and Wagram

Jean Baptiste Bernadotte played an importent part in both the battle of Austerlitz (1805) and the battle of Wagram (1809). In 1799 Bernadotte was one of Europes mightiest person as warminister in the frensh government, he was Napoleons chief and perhaps the only person that could have stoped his coup. Bernadotte also wanted to conquer India...from Great Britain, but the plan didn´t take place. Pics on Emperor Napoleon I and Marshal Bernadotte, general Macks (Austrian army) surrender at Ulm in Oct. 1805, also on Kaiser Franz II (Austrian) and on the battles of Austerlitz and Wagram. Pic on Marshal Lannes death at Wagram and on general: MacDonald (french commander), also a pic on Archduke Charles in a fight! Battle of Austerlitz 2 Dec. 1805 (French victory) Frenchmens under Napoleon I 75 000 Killed and wounded 8 000 Russians and Austrians under Tsar Alexander I and Kaiser Franz I 85 000 Killed and wounded 15 000 Battle of Wagram 5-6 July 1809 (French victory) Austrians under Archduke Charles 135 000 Killed and wounded 23 750 Frenchmens, Saxons, Bavarians and Italians under Napoleon I 150 000 Killed and wounded 27 500 Music: German march-music. Ulf Sawert

The Battle of Austerlitz

My second Napoleon: Total War video. At the Battle of Austerlitz on December 2nd, 1805, the French Imperial Army defeated the combined armies of Austria and Russia. It was Napoleon's greatest victory. Music is from the Napoleonic era: Le colonel Chabert Marche de Cuirassiers Audrapeau and parts of Marcha slave op. 31

AUSTERLITZ - The Battle itself - Dec 2, 1805 - Part 2 Attack of Austro-Russians - Abel Gance (1960)

The Emperor to the humblest soldier, they widespread also the noble ideas of the Revolution to all the people from Europe & made them to understand and to become aware of their importance in the life of their nation We say commonly that the wars of the Revolution & the Empire were : "EUROPE OF PEOPLE (represented by France) vs EUROPE OF KINGS (represented by all kingdoms from Europe vs France)" And IT'S TRUE!!! & if these ideas unfortunately lost 1 century with the defeat of France against all Europe of the despots and the autocrats, it overcame nevertheless and make laws nowadays in all the democratic countries of the world :-) Long Live Napoleon!! Long Live France!! yes But also nowadays, because it's necessary to live in its time! Long Live our big Europe, united & strong in the peace!! =================================== De l'Empereur au plus humble soldat, ils ont répandus les idées nobles de la Révolution à tous les peuples d'Europe et leur ont fait comprendre et prendre conscience de leur importance dans la vie de leur nation On dit communément que les guerres de l'Empire c'était : "L'EUROPE DES PEUPLES (représentée par la France) contre L'EUROPE DES ROIS (représentée par tous les royaumes contre la France)" Et C'EST VRAI !!! et si ces idées ont malheureusement perdue 1 siècle avec la défaite de la France contre toute l'Europe des despotes et des autocrates, elles ont quand même vaincu et font lois de nos jours dans tous les pays démocratiques du monde Vive ...

Paul Austerlitz Quintet/Afro - Dominican Jazz Project.

Short Clip of concert: Paul Austerlitz Quintet Artist: Paul Austerlitz - Bass Clarinet/ Jose Duluc - Percussionist, Dancer/ Babatunde Lea - Percussionist, Drums/ Richard Johnson - Piano Eric Wheeler - Bass

AUSTERLITZ arounds combat . Foggy morning

WHOLE GAME greatestbattles.iblogger.org SHARPNEL STUDIOS Austerlitz game. french versus russian ( Pc Ai) fictional combat. Cam Studio recorder. demo : www.gamershell.com www.download.com Awesome napoleonic site (armys & battles) web2.airmail.net

Austerlitz (Slavkov) Battle Re-Enactment 2011 Part Two

This was my fourth year in attendance at the re-enactment of the Battle of Austerlitz. They are always lots of fun. The detail is terrific. The re-enactment usually takes place on the first Saturday of December. Anyone can attend. There's no cost. You can find out details each year at this website: www.austerlitz.org Movie Part Two is the actual re-enactment. The Battle of Austerlitz, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, was one of Napoleon's greatest victories, where the French Empire effectively crushed the Third Coalition. On 2 December 1805 a French army, commanded by Emperor Napoleon I, decisively defeated a Russo-Austrian army, commanded by Tsar Alexander I and Holy Roman Emperor Francis II, after nearly nine hours of difficult fighting. The battle took place near Austerlitz (Slavkov u Brna) about 10 km (6.2 mi) south-east of Brno in Moravia, at that time in the Austrian Empire (present day Czech Republic). The battle is often regarded as a tactical masterpiece. Each year the Battle is re-enacted on Santon Hill the exact spot where it was fought.

Austerlitz II

En gare de Paris Austerlitz en 1995

Austerlitz - Bataille des Trois Empereurs (1805)

Le Chef d'œuvre de Napoléon. Cette campagne est encore étudiée dans les plus grandes écoles militaires du monde.

The Battle of Austerlitz Trailer, Napoleon Total War

150000 men meet on a field of battle, and an Empire is lost forever... "Revenge is like a ghost. It takes over every man it touches. It's thirst cannot be quenched, until the last man standing has fallen. The world's men of action will look and wonder... how it came to this. You may be able to destroy me, but the beast will eventually come for you." Some random thing I put together to avoid studing for my finals. On a side note, having Fraps being able to record sound again really takes a load off... Mods: The Rights of Man II www.twcenter.net Napoleon Total Flags 2.0 Uses narration from Modern Warfare 2 World Premiere Trailer Also uses audio from the movies Kingdom of Heaven and Troy. Music: Medley- La Vieille Garde-I Troy Soundtrack The Greek Army and It's Defeat And no, I wont be filming a battle of Austerlitz, that would take forever.

From Boulogne to Austerlitz

The story of the Grande Armée from Boulogne in 1804 through the victory over the Austrians and Russians at Austerlitz, 2 December 1805. My first attempt at a video. I combined paintings and drawings of the period with those of reenactment photos from 2008 and 2009 in Maryland, New York and Québec of the 3me régiment infanterie de ligne. The music is the Marche Consulaire and the Marche d'Austerlitz.