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The history of Switzerland is not just a story about picturesque mountains and neutrality. It is the dramatic journey of a people who, in the harsh conditions of the Middle Ages, managed to unite, stand firm against powerful neighbors, and build an independent confederation. This path began in small Alpine communities that resisted Habsburg rule and step by step formed a union of equal cantons.
In this video, you will see how the struggle for freedom became legend — from the figure of William Tell to the famous battles of Morgarten, Sempach, and Glarus. We will show how the Swiss, without centralized power or a large army, managed to win decisive clashes, expand their alliance, and ultimately challenge the mighty Burgundians.
Special attention will be given to the phenomenon of the Swiss mercenaries, whose bravery and combat mastery made them a symbol of military strength for centuries. You will also learn how Swiss neutrality began to take shape in those early times — and why it became not a sign of weakness, but a source of inner strength and unity.
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Thank you for doing a video on this. It's great to see videos on little talked about things like Switzerland.
From Roncevaux Pass to Morgarten: popular resistance smashing arrogant knights. Long live the free peoples!
at 6:40 you can see why i have the theory of austria being a swiss colonial state.
"osterreich" means eastern realm.
the habsburgs are from what is today switzerland, their western realm is the original one.
they founded austria.
we kicked out our nobility, they fled to their eastern realms.
Native Reserves in Canada Govern Ourselves today. I am from the Moose Cree First Nation in Moose Factory, ON Canada. Here is a poem about home.
Title: The Island
On an island on the Moose River
Where the Bay meets the land
There’s a place of history
Where the Cree and the traders stand
It was already found by those around
But yet it was found again
By people from across the sea
By the Hudson’s Bay Company
In the year of sixteen seventy-three
It was named Moose Fort by the English
But the French had a different decree
They captured it in eighty-six
And renamed it Fort St. Louis
But the Treaty of Utrecht restored it
And the English came and they rebuilt it
It became the Southern headquarters
And supplied posts far and wide
It witnessed wars and genocide
But yet we still abide
It is home to the Moose Cree First Nation
And Nation of People from all walks of life
It is isolated but safe from the outside
It is Moose Factory, it is Moose Factory
In the Bible before Lucifer sinned and had dominion over the earth with angels under him before man was created. The area of his kingdom is in present day Switzerland.
30 f**** seconds in and there's an ad. Are you kidding me?
I am Cree, and I am Canadian. Canada maybe a country of people from all walks of life, but we are Canadian. When a PM is elected, the oppositions game is always to cause strife the entire four years. When a PM is elected we as Canadians need to stand together and not let Conservative ideals like Alberta PMs, never trust a Politician in a white suit. There is a movement in Canada that is foreign and meant to divide the Nation. No matter who wins, the PM and their party must look to better all of Canada and not have to fight each other when we got bigger issues globally.
The county of Grenoble (Dauphiné) got attached to France only in 1349, or officially in 1457…
Should be in yellow if we talk about 1300.
We 🇨🇭 will do the same with the Vogts from the EU 🇪🇺 in Bruxelles
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