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Prussian Socialism Episode 14: Napoleon and the German War of Liberation
Napoleon humiliated Prussia at the twin battles of Jena and Auerstedt in 1806, reducing Berlin to a French vassal. After Napoleon's defeat in Russia, the German states rose up against their master. But it was not easy. The Emperor returned to Germany with a new army to beat down the Prussians, Russians and Austrians, and to keep hold of his continent-spanning empire.
Greg Conte and Warren Balogh discuss what the German War of Liberation meant for Germany and for Europe.
This was a great one
I’m highly enjoying your work Greg!
TRS needs more of this!
In regards to Monarchism,once the genie (the King is not some special person and his right to rule is questioned) is out of the bottle, its over, it was the same for the Romans.
Outstanding, I can’t think of a better single podcast I’ve ever listened to. My source for most of my Napoelon knowledge is Andrew Roberts’ biography. About Napoleon learning about real heroes vs. comic books: According to Roberts, Napoleon did not have many friends in military high school, and was very thin. The reason given was that he skipped friend time and even eating lunch most days so that he could spend more time and money reading books on all subjects, but especially military history. He’s like weaponized autism. Napoleon was president of one of France’s intellectual societies for a time,… Read more »
Breathtakingly based podcast
Derek Chauvin is very progressive. He was the first cop to take a knee.
The Romantics of the 18th century arose in reaction to the destruction caused by the French Revolution to the foundations of European society. Romantics were returning to ancient traditions destroyed by Liberalism.
I would say that the French Revolution was the Bolshevik Revolution of it’s time and Napoleon was the Stalin in that they both became dictators of radical revolutionary states and made them more conservative.
Given that the Revolutionaries not only legalized race mixing, gay sex, gave equality to the Jews, Negro Slaves, and freed the Marquis de Sade from the Bastille, I’d fight for the King.
Another fantastic episode, thank you
Culture whether you like it or not..
Uh…. I’m gonna say based
Another excellent episode!
To be Fair to the old Prussian tactics, the British Army copied Frederick’s military tactics and Wellington used Old Prussian Disciplined Line Tactics with great success in Spain and Waterloo.
The Napoleon reburial could have also been an act of winning over the locals.
Thank you, Greg! I look forward to listening to this later today. You do fine work and we value what you do so much.
Great show! Great podcast series – learning so much. Thanks!
Another great general of the Napoleonic wars / War of 1812 is British General Sir Isaac Brock (from the Channel Islands) who allied with Shawnee Chieftain Tecumseh and fought honourably defending Canada and the conquest of Fort Detroit with his native allies
He died at the Battle of Queenston Heights in the Niagara peninsula.
I subbed to TRS for the extra TDS shows, but after that I’ve really started to enjoy this whole podcast series. Great job as always guys, it’s nice to learn about non-judaised history from men who really care about it!
Don’t notice too hard, after all, the truth is anti-semitic.
This was a great show. Thanks to Greg for having me back on. A lot of information in here that I’ve wanted to talk about for a long time!
Hail Greg and Warren! You are two of my favorite TRS guys! Warren, I wasn’t aware that you’re on this episode because I haven’t listened to it yet but I’m a huge fan so this is going to be a real treat.
Man, you guys are very knowledgeable about history. I’m learning a lot.
You two compliment each other very well. Please keep this duo going. This is an excellent show!
One constructive criticism I have to make about something you mentioned, Warren. You said that Hitler invaded the USSR so that he could defeat England. Something like that. I think it is important that we, as National Socialists and White Nationalists, have a very good understanding of exactly why Hitler made the monumental decision of going to war with the USSR. It is one of the paramount points to understand about WW2. I was never given a good explanation for this until I heard about Viktor Suvorov’s thesis. I first heard of this explanation in a video made by Horus… Read more »
I am so excited about this episode. My fifth great grandfather fought with Napoleon for eight years, five in Spain, three in Portugal.
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