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Napoleon At Waterloo: The Battle For Europe

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Waterloo is always connected with Napoleon, but its significance was far greater than one man. It determined the future peace of Europe for 100 years, until World War I. Napoleon had almost conquered Europe and made it his empire. He was an offensive genius and inspirer of soldiers, but the Duke of Wellington's defensive skills finally defeated him.

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Runtime: 26 minutes 53 seconds

Topic: Biographies, Geography, History
Subtopic: Bonaparte, Napoleon, Europe, World History - 1800-1899, World History - 1900-1945, World War I
Grade/Interest Level: 6 - 12
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Release Year: 2009
Producer/Distributor: New Dimension Media/Questar
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Collage. Mexican soldiers beneath Mexican flag labeled, "2,000," march towards French soldiers beneath French flag labeled, "6,000." Map as backdrop. Caption. An underdog force of about 2,000 loyal Mexicans defeated them.

Old western building in background framed by plumes of smoke in foreground. Texas flag flies high in sky. Caption. The Texians rebelled and declared independence.

Animation of a man standing in front of a table holding a stone tablet. Caption. Manages to unlock the mystery of hieroglyphics.

Digital map titled "Battle of Waterloo." Belgium, France, northern Italy and western Germany are shaded in red. Text over countries reads, "Belgium. France. Italy. Germany." Paris is marked on the map and the French flag is on France.

Black and white closeup photo of Marie Curie with hair pulled back in a bun. She looks directly into camera.

Black and white closeup of Tolstoy hunched over a table, writing. Caption. Tolstoy spent the last few years of his life in Yasnaya Polyana.

Painting of crowds of people swarming a cavalcade of French soldiers riding on horseback. Caption. The French march into the Prussian capital, Berlin.

Painting of Plaza Bolivar in Colombia, showing people on horseback riding towards a crowd of people. Spanisch caption. German Mejia as narrator. Inicialmente ellos van a pedir la prisión de González Llorente.