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Relive the eight scariest crashes in Tour de France history.

The #castle of the counts of #Perche stands on a hill overlooking the #French town of Nogent-le-Rotrou, in the central Eure-et-Loir department. This thousand-year-old fortress, testament to a wealth of local history, is now a museum. Through nearly 400 objects, it takes visitors on a journey through time, from the Middle Ages to the French Revolution. FRANCE 24 takes you on a tour.

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French Revolution Manhunt. Aristocracy? More like AristoCRAZY! Find out what happens when the republic works to execute the French Aristocracy! How do they defend themselves??

The French Revolution is not just another story of insurrection in history; it was a wildfire of revolutionary ideologies that attempted to upend every monarch and feudal society in Europe. The ideas behind the revolution serve as the foundation of modern-day democracy.

Welcome to France, where it's all fancy pants and elaborate parties. That is, if you're rich. If you're not, well that sucks. The lower class thought so too. So they said "screw this noise" (but in French) and decided to have themselves a revolution, inspired by the one that happened over in the United States

I'm a lot less ignorant after 150 countries than I was in the beginning of my travels, but I wanted to find out what the normal person in Denmark had to say, when you asked them this question: Which Country Do You Hate The Most? Some very entertaining answers!

The French Revolution (1789-1799) is often seen as the birth of nationalism in Europe. After France revolted against King Louis VXI and the Estates System, Nationalism and other ideas of the revolution spread throughout Europe. After Napoleon's loss at Waterloo, Austrian diplomat Klemens von Metternich quipped that "when France sneezes, Europe catches a cold." Of course, the cold he was referring to here, was Nationalism.

When you open a guide book to choose a restaurant in France, you see several categories of food, and you wonder how to pick one more than the other. This tells you what to expect if you choose "Cuisine Traditionnelle". It is the first part of the History of French Cuisine through the Years. See more on voilabycoco.com

The French Revolution concludes in Part 2! Will the revolutionaries win? Will monarchs still reign supreme? Will France still exist as a country in the 21st century? (You should probably know this)

This video shows the history of France from 481 (Franksh Kingdom) until today's Frecnh Republic, passing throughout periods such as the Monarchy, or the Empire. I've mainly made this video to correct some minor mistakes from the previous one.

The French Revolution is often heralded as bringing with it the birth of the modern era. With the arrival of “Liberté, égalité, Fraternité” came the fall of the French monarchy and “The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen”. These ideals have contributed to our modern understanding of human rights and continue to inform many of the values that drive liberal democracies to this day.

This video shows the Metropolitan France (without colonies).

The story you've always wanted to know. How did the French flag come into existence, and what does it mean when you look at it?

The First Estate was the Clergy and comprised about 1 % of the population. The Second Estate was the nobility. The made up about 2 % of the population. Between the 2 of them they controlled nearly 35- 40 % of all the arable land.

A quick guide to infantry tactics and formations of the Napoleonic period, which first appeared in our video on the Battle of Aspern. In this video we try to explain why lining up shoulder-to-shoulder was not as stupid as it first seems, and how different formations were used to maximise firepower, mobility and defence. All achieved through the miracle of drill.

National Anthem of France - "La Marseillaise" (The Marseillaise) Includes lyrics in both French and English.

When most countries conquer overseas lands they keep them as colonies. Yet in the case of Algeria, France made it a part of France itself in the same way that Paris or Corsica were. So why did France do this and how did a part of France itself manage to become independent? To find out watch this short and simple animated history documentary.