나폴레옹을 무릎 꿇린 스페인 농부들, 6년의 게릴라 복수전 [역사의 복수]

Spanish Guerrilla Warfare (1808–1813): The six-year revenge of the people, which Napoleon himself called a "fatal trap." The story of how peasants, without a single gun, brought down Europe's most powerful empire. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ In 1808, Napoleon overthrew the Spanish monarchy and placed his brother Joseph on the throne. The moment the French army, which they had believed to be a liberator, turned into an occupying force, the people of Madrid rose up with their bare hands. The uprising of May 2, the Massacre on Príncipe Pío Hill on May 3, and six years of guerrilla warfare. Peasants, monks, and nameless women cut off the French Empire's supply lines and gnawed away at its logistics in the mountains and alleys, creating the most famous irregular warfare in history. In Bailén, Napoleon's army surrendered in the open field for the first time, and in Zaragoza, citizens fought by breaking down doors from house to house. The painter Goya recorded all of this with his brush and engravings. The word "guerrilla" that we use today was born from this struggle. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 The Birth of the Guerrilla — Why Napoleon Feared Spain 08:23 The Flame of Madrid — May 2, 1808: The People Rise 16:50 The Dawn of Príncipe Pío — The Spark Becomes a Flame 25:18 Small War, Great Terror — How the Guerrillas Fought 33:43 The Emperor Stepped In Him — Yet the Spark Did Not Go Out 42:10 The Invisible Enemy — The French Empire Slowly Collapses ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ #SpanishGuerrillaWar #Napoleon #GuerrillaWarfare #HistoryStory