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Russian summer: "there was hot and disease" Russian winter: "there was cold and disease"

Europe: bans Britain from the spice trade Britain: *Battle of Copenhagen II: Electric Boogaloo*

Don't worry guys, he's just getting ready to start the redemption arc. And get his chadness back

Rip. Drew went from Chad to Chad’s teen son. He even has the beanie.

"France's Vietnam is Spain" Drew, France's Vietnam is also Vietnam. _Napoleon's_ Vietnam was Spain

Drew and Oversimplified: Spain is France’s Vietnam Me: Vietnam is France’s Vietnam

The reason the West doesn’t venerate Napoleon that much is because he was French, and he kicked England and everyone else’s butts for years. It’s kinda like if your grandkids asked why you don’t talk about the old neighborhood bully more often and how he ruled the playground with an iron fist... Napoleon gave Europe PTSD

Drew has shaved. His Chadness has faded away, exposing his Soyboiness.

Drew’s beard gave Him a plus 5 to all stats but now that drew has shaved it all his stats are back at 0

“I now pronounce you man and bargaining tool.” -Francis II April 1st 1810

Josephine and Napoleon actually remained very close friends after their divorce. She actually agreed with him on the divorce, knowing he wanted an heir. He made sure she lived in the same luxery as before, and the two remained very good friends until her death. And the reason Napoleon wasn't simply killed, is simple. He'd become a Martyr. If they just simply killed him, the French would obviously know of this. And his supporters would be furious, and who knows? Maybe someone even worse would rise to avenge the fallen Emperor I'm also pretty sure the other powers actually respected Napoleon quite a bit, so I'd imagine they also didn't want to simply kill him

*YOU WERE THE CHOSEN ONE!* It was said that you would destroy the virgins, not rejoine them, bring balance to the chads, not leave it in darkness.

Alternate title " Beardless Californian Man Reacts to "The Napoleonic Wars" (OverSimplified Reaction)"

"Fun" fact: Napoleon crossed Berezina near the village called Studienka, which literally can be translated as "freezing cold" (adjective студёный (studyony) is specifically used to describe freezing cold water). As a result many French soldiers died of hypothermia during the crossing, including all of the engeneers of Napoleon's army, who were building pontoon bridges over Berezina.

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Me: has exam about the napoleonic wars Oversimplified: i got your back Me again: *thank god*

Rip beard he looks like a teenager now

"Why not just kill him?" If you start killing off defeated enemy leaders, it could become custom and then you could be next in losing your head after losing a war. It is like the custom, that imprisoned officers and generals were treated with a lot more respect and generosity than the average soldier.

About why they didn’t kill Napoleon, killing monarchs was how they got in this mess in the first place. No one wanted people to think you could, just kill a monarch.

Petition for Drew to keep his beard but shave the hair on his head.

"Why not just nuke your own land" -Drew Durnil 2021

35:28 In the movie " Is Paris burning ? " there is a scene where we see the germans placing explosives in various monuments and bridges ; among the monuments we see them putting them in the invalides. The actors portraying german officers read the names of the battles registered around the tomb, when they reach Moscowa, they have that sour expression while saying "the defeat".

Historians: “Napoleon and Alexander were both heterosexual roommates and were great friends”

As for why they didn't kill him: -There were rules of war that were followed (before the world wars) -Killimg him would set a precedent of killing the losing monarch. The monarchs of Europe didn't want that to happen to them in the future

kinda late on this but fun fact, my great great great (idk how many grands are there) grandfather was the one who actually went to get Napoleon the first time he got exiled :)

"I know about this 'cuz of roblox" is something i never expected to hear in my life...

The European leaders in 1815: Somehow Napoleon returned

Oversimplified taught me 100000 much more than my history teacher.

What if drew grows a skinny mustache :O

I don’t ever read biographies but the Napoleon bio that was written a few years ago is absolutely amazing and really shows what a complex person he was

Its crazy that after all that, Napoleon's final battle would be against France's worst enemy, The British, actually really dramatic and deep when you think about it.

Drew doesn’t look right without a beard

The legends say he will never grow a beard like the previous one ever again

20:22 as a British person I can confirm

At first I didn’t like the beard Then I liked the beard Then I adored the chad power Then I missed the chad Now we are stuck with the soy boy

"Spain was Frances Vietnam" (france goes ahead and fights against Vietnam in the Vietnamese war for independence)

Chad drew is gone pain 😩💔

The main reason that Napoleon kept getting exiled was his popularity in France. If the British decided to execute him, he would effectively become a martyr. The French soldiers fought for him during his return from Elba, so how would they react if their emperor was executed by a foreign government? Napoleon may have been a controversial figure, but to many French, he was an emperor, their emperor

13:45 Alexander is really exited to hear from Napoleon

Drew is so awesome his videos lighten up my day. Keep up the good work!

The fact that chad drew is gone has begun to make me realize how dim life is and how short it can be, we should live every moment of life to its fullest until the end

R.I.P. Drew’s beard *“That beard made him amazing and most gigachad person now he lost that award”* -Me

Why Alexander :( You and Napoleon could’ve been something

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Day 1 of asking for a Drew Durnil, Oversimplified, DruuuWu, and Bill Wurtz collab

I like these vids since we get more drew than usual.

11:52 Drew: “Why not just nuke your own land?” Belka: “Write that down! Write that down!”

So weird to see him without beard again I got used to it..

Drew: Shaves Teachers in 2050: Let's talk about WW3, which broke out june 9, 2021

Everyone: *Runs away* Napoleon: Why are you running?

12:06 as a person who has lived in Russia for a while, I can definitely confirm. Nobody ever talks about that, but Russia not only has the coldest winters but also has very hot and dry summers. Truly the land of extremes.

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Drew stop watching about that little french guy I'm your true hero

"In and out, twenty minutes adventure" Russia: no

6:35 Well, considering the Peninsular War probably screwed over Napoleon’s chances of total victory, maybe the comparison to D-Day for the Wellington invasion of Portugal makes sense.

A spanish poet wrote about Napoleon, I'm gonna translate it so you can understand the message, but it's obviously not gonna rhyme and it won't have that artistic touch. "Oda al dos de Mayo" "That genius of ambition that in his deep delirium sensing war, made the world grave of his nation, he wounded the Iberian lion long awaiting to rule Spain; and did not get to perceive, drunk with pride and power, that cannot a slave be, people who know how to die." In spanish: "Aquel genio de ambición que en su delirio profundo captando guerra, hizo al mundo sepulcro de su nación, hirió al ibero león ansiando a España regir; y no llegó a percibir, ebrio de orgullo y poder, que no puede esclavo ser, pueblo que sabe morir."

There was probably multiple reasons they kept him alive. Number one, it wasn't really a custom to kill enemy monarchies like that. True, it did happen from time to time, but for the most part no. Two, some semblance of respect maybe? Three, they didn't want to martyr him. Clearly France loved him. If they killed him and it made him a martyr, they might never again gain control of the French people as it would cause them to rise up in revenge of their beloved Emperor. Four, humiliation? I mean, for someone like Napoleon, a boring, meaningless existence on a remote island with no power, nothing to do but whither and slowly die is kind of a sad way to go. It must have been humiliating to him. He once ruled over Europe and then had nothing and was forced to live with nothing. So it could be any of those reasons or maybe a combination of them? I mean you'd think it would make more sense to just kill him, but if you consider the possibility that it would make him a martyr, killing him is the last thing you'd want to do.

Drew, best reaction thanks! Learnt so much

"why don't they just kill him?" kings do not kill kings

NOOO, THE BEARD!!!

Ohhhh man I’ve just watched Battlefield trailer and now Drew posted a video, I’m loving my life now.

Drew goes from 30's to 15's

Drew: Napoleon did one mistake, Russia. Portugal and UK: am i a joke to you?

Drew loves touching the place where the beard used to live has he moved on 😭😭

They didn't oof him because then he would've become a martyr

You reacting to vids now? Hell yeah!

Ever since I watched Napoleonic Wars part 2, I’ve been wanting a drama series about Napoleon and Alexander

I miss the mini Chad drew beard

The main reason Napoleon lost at Waterloo is because he had to wait for the ground to dry which kinda sucks for him but what sucks more was knowing that the rain that stopped him was caused by an indonesian volcano eruption.

Thanks these videos are great.

Frances Vietnam Was Spain. French Indochina: *Am I a joke to you*

The British fought to the last Austrian. Never Surrender!

and here I thought Vietnam was France's Vietnam, cuz that was their colony and it was an anti french revolt at first

Awesome man

22:30 -- "Why aren't we referring to this guy all the time?" The Victorians did. If you were the best at anything you were "The Napoleon of...", hence Moriarty's nickname in the Sherlock Holmes stories, President McKinley being "The Napoleon of Protectionism", fraudster Ferdinand Ward being "The Napoleon of Finance", Henri Deterding of Royal Dutch Shell being "The Napoleon of Oil", etc.

The British generals: The French are revolting The king: Yes,, yes they are

nooo the beard :(

I've already seen this oversimplified video like 2 days ago yet here I stand

You know someone’s important when they don’t have dots for eyes

1800's Suicide Squad: I want this so much right now!

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I think watching this video made me fall in love with Spain and iberian people and culture

31:28 Drew doesn’t hesitate to say he learned Waterloo from Roblox…

Why drew why? That beard was hot giga Chad..........

imagine being a russian citizen, and the authorities tell everyone in your town to grab your stuff, light everything on fire, and leave.

Napoleon and Alexander's story is the best love story ever

The memes WERE correct. The 100k troops in mocow were not ALL the troops. As the french advanced, they let small armies behind to control the logistic route from France to Moscow. Those also had to retreat with the main army and also lost tons of men.

I declared war on a tree

Drew's back.

my boy is back :)

Chad drew is gone... sad

France's Vietnam was Vietnam

Fun fact. Napoleon's belongings on Saint Helena and Elba have been passed around a lot to different places. I live near a Barracks. Called Stonehouse Barracks where they have Napoleons dining chair from ST Helena. I was able to sit in a chair used by the most powerful man in recent history and by the best general Europe has ever seen. It's much less impressive than if I got to sit in his throne buts it's interesting that you could probably eat at a table and not know that it belonged to a great historical figure

Everyone talks about cold af winter in Russia and Siberia especially, but no one talks about summer being hot af

Virgin Drew has returned!

Day 41 of telling drew his daily uploads are appreciated

33:50 "Number 15: Concert of Europe"

i want full woodmans beard when next you grow it out, like big and bushy

I'm from Leipzig, and here is a memorial for the Battle of the Nations near Leipzig (Völkerschlachtdenkmal) , which is also the largest in Europe (91m), and there is even a memorial for the demolition of the bridge, it's really well worth seeing