Name: The Great Commanders
Released: 2003-05-15T00:00:00.000Z

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The Great Commanders is an award-winning expert portrait of six men: Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Horatio Nelson, Napoleon Bonaparte, Ulysses S. Grant, and Georgi Zhukov. Their military genius indisputably changed the course of world history. Each episode reveals their personal background, tactical strategy skills, and the vital importance of each man's unique qualities. Featured by XIVETV.

Documentary · 2003 · 44 min

EPISODE 1

Alexander the Great

The first, and perhaps the greatest, commander of all was Alexander the Great. Still in his early twenties Alexander went on to conquer more of the known world than anyone before or since.

44 min · May 15, 2003
EPISODE 2

Julius Caesar

Julius Caesar, a scheming politician, used military power to dominate Rome. Massively in debt, he led his armies through a decade of conquest in a bid for wealth, glory and power.

44 min · May 15, 2003
EPISODE 3

Napoleon Bonaparte

Napoleon Bonaparte was a political and military genius who exploited the turmoil of revolution to become Emperor of France. He then used his command skills to conquer Europe.

44 min · May 15, 2003
EPISODE 4

Horatio Nelson

Horatio Nelson is Britain's greatest naval hero. Though at times insubordinate and reckless, Nelson's professional skills and personal inspiration brought him uncommon successes throughout the Mediterranean and Atlantic.

45 min · May 15, 2003
EPISODE 5

Ulysses S. Grant

At the beginning of the Civil War, Ulysses S. Grant worked in a store. Within four years he was commanding the Union Armies and within eight, he was President of the United States.

45 min · May 15, 2003
EPISODE 6

Georgy Zhukov

Following the Russian Revolution, Georgi Zhukov rose to become Stalin's deputy in the war against Hitler. Though and innovative, he was a single-minded soldier whose abilities helped turn the war around.

45 min · May 15, 2003

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