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Dear Patrons, 

No new video this September, due to a variety of factors, but we're very busy behind the scenes. This little teaser shows some of the things we're working on, including a first look at Eylau, a first glimpse at our 'top secret naval project', plus another unannounced Russian history video. Can you guess the topics??

ALSO - the good folk at History Fix, a subscription video platform offering many quality history documentaries, is offering 50% off an annual subscription to all EHTV Patreon supporters! The code to use is HALFOFF. 

LASTLY - back in July, for 'Lords and Ladies' level and above, I shared 3 musical scores from past videos (France 1814, Battle for Mantua, Belisarius Part 1). I promised to share more later in the year - so help me pick another 3. Let me know in the comments which video soundtracks you'd like to hear. 

Thank you for supporting the channel, more updates soon! 

Toby

Comments

HyperSonicX

The Retreat from Moscow is my top pick for soundtrack. Additionally recently Rivoli was masterful and I'd like to hear that soundtrack as well.

Taylor Hudson

Russo japanese war, northwest passage, and another naval battle. Those are my guesses

allen vikram

Trafalgar and the Russo Japanese war?

Danny Loftis

The map at :40 makes me think Russo Japanese war leading up to WW1. Which would be awesome. People tell me if I’m crazy?

HyperSonicX

No that was my immediate guess as well, upon seeing the map. I'm not sure how the clips on the Russian Arctic Islands factor into that though.

Victor Deleon

I love all of the videos this channel has to offer, but one that really stands out for me is the one covering the 1848 revolutions, and the music is a major factor in how the video captivates you. So my vote is on the release of the music for this video.

Medin Burnic

Very excited for the release of these videos!

CP

I have to put the Jena 06 music out there!

Miibez

All of this looks so good, even tho i was kinda hoping the naval video was Trafalgar. Regardless i am super excited!

Jan Vokurka

Wow, I can see that Trafalgar is gonna be awesome already. Great job. I get it is time-consuming and might not be technically possible but shouldn't be these guns producing more smoke? (experience from Victory series)

Joseph Dell

Loved the music leading up to Napoleon's invasion of Russia

Adriano Rigamonti

The score of the last parte of Napoleon campaign in Italy

EpicHistoryTV

There'll be more smoke, still work in progress..

Eli Khanam

My guess is that the top secret naval project is Franklin's Lost Expedition.

Stuart Carver

Yes gotta guess Trafalgar and maybe the history of arctic exploration in general? Hope WW2 series is moving forwards aswell?

Victor Deleon

Im absolutely with you on the Apollo program. Soundtrack was phenomenal throughout.

EpicHistoryTV

Both guesses close but not quite! WW2 is in development, but no visuals yet...

Nikola Krastev

For soundtracks, I agree with Brandon that the Apollo Program is a good pick, but also Europe Ablaze: The 1848 Revolutions, and either Napoleon's Marshals: Berthier, Lannes, Davout or Belesarius: The Last Battle (Part 6) are my top picks so far.

Luca Schneider

I would love the music from your abbasid part 2 video :)

Nigel Pierce

Not really interested in naval things but that new napoleon video im pumped for!! And ww2 and ww1 stuff! As long as we get 2 videos in October I won’t be upset ☺️

Sajjad AMI

This is hard 😤😤

Janan Sutherland

Keep the naval battles coming! The British 18th and 19th century naval battles would be most welcome!

Ryan Townsend

I would love the music for 1848 revolutions. Also we really looking forward to the ww2 project if it is anything like the WW1 video it is gonna be a banger

Medin Burnic

I won't necessarily mind which tracks are released - all of them are fantasic! Personally, I did love the 1813 Road to Leipzig and the Rivoli tracks, although the Peninsular War has some great ones too. The 1812 Retreat also had some excellent music to set the scene. Although, my excitement focuses on future videos. I'm super looking forward to the Eylau and WW2 videos!

Gage Hardesty

Well judging from the video I could already see what works are put in: Trafalgar, Eylau, Russo-Japenesse War. As far as I know, but either way like the previous comment I made before we need to finish the Napoleonic series before jumping to something else, if the team Toby has is working on those as side videos like the Islamic one then I can see that but other than that we're not jumping to anything else till it's fully complete.

Uaid Ez Zahhar

I think I was able to distinguish: Eylau (obviously), Russo-Japanese war, Russian Polar Expedition of 1900-1902 [The 1900 and arctic sea thing], and Trafalgar [The Spanish and British ships]. You can't imagine how much I await these, especially Eylau. But it shall be worth the wait, in the end! Hurrah! (...yeah, this is my best attempt to not act like a robot. More than that I can't offer)

EpicHistoryTV

A good effort, but no one has yet been able to make the connection between the polar expedition, and the Russo-Japanese war! (it's difficult).

Uaid Ez Zahhar

So, I just decided to get all and any ideas I had to speculate why and just thought them out for a while, and now I am here to give it a shot: Russia wanted warm water ports, which were only accessible in Vladivostok, and railroads would be too long, expensive, and time consuming (as they proved to be in the Russo-Japanese war), so they tried to go around to the North (via maritime), which failed, and also this might have been tried due to the 'Yellow Peril' and Boxer rebellion and anti-colonialist movements throughout Eastern Asia which made Russian railways through Manchuria (The Chinese Eastern Railway) dangerous for Russia. Or could be the Anglo-Japanese alliance meant to limit the use of the ports of Vladivostok and Port Arthur for Russia that encouraged them to look for another port further North? I don't know, am I getting closer though? I just let all my ideas on why it could be run wild.🤷‍♂️

EpicHistoryTV

Nope! There's one person, who's connected to polar exploration, the Russo-Japanese war, and beyond..

Uaid Ez Zahhar

Is it about the lead up to WW1? Maybe about the reign of Nicholas II? If it is not either of them, then I am afraid I must raise the flag of the Bourbons 🏳🏳🏳