The School of Battle - Frederick the Great - European History - Part 2 - Extra History
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Frederick the Great would start a fire that would burn through the world but there was one thing standing in his way, his father. After developing a fascination with strategy battlefield tactics and leadership during the War of Polish Succession he was ready to become king. He'd studied philosophy, writing his own book. Hired architects, artists, and planned to fund science and education. However, Frederick soon found being king and talking about battle tactics was very different than waging your first battle.
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Frederick the Great would start a fire that would burn through the world but there was one thing standing in his way, his father. After developing a fascination with strategy battlefield tactics and leadership during the War of Polish Succession he was ready to become king. He'd studied philosophy, writing his own book. Hired architects, artists, and planned to fund science and education. However, Frederick soon found being king and talking about battle tactics was very different than waging your first battle.
Miss an episode in our Frederick the Great Series?
Part 1 - His Monstrous Father - Frederick the ...
Part 2 - The School of Battle - Frederick the ...
Part 3 - Forging a Legend - Frederick the Grea...
Part 4 - The Seven Years' War - Frederick the ...
Part 5 - Who Wants to Live Forever? - Frederic...
Series Wrap-up / Lies Episode - Frederick the Great - LIES - European...
Music From the Show - "King of Prussia" - ♫ Frederick the Great "King of Prussi...
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