[美国][纪录][拿破仑远征-埃及][DVDRip/747MB][英中]

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[美国][纪录][拿破仑远征-埃及][DVDRip/747MB][英中]

【影片名称】: 拿破仑远征-埃及
【英文片名】: Discovery-Napoleon's Obsession-The Quest for Egypt
【国  家】: 美国
【文件类型】: DVDRIP
【影片类型】: 纪录片
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【文件大小】: 747M
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【其  它】: 英语/中字
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改变了法国的命运的年轻将领拿破仑，其举足轻重的地位，也与整个世界历史紧紧相系。拿破仑在远征意大利凯旋归国后，将目标转向欧亚海陆重要航线的新据点——埃及，作为其帝国梦想的延钊。然而，埃及之役不仅将他的野心推向帝王之路，却也是他由胜转败的恶梦开端。
Discovery Channel将带领观众，借由珍贵的史迹，来重新审视这位毁誉参半的法国英雄。拿破仑在埃及大败马姆鲁克统治军，却在转征土耳其的路途中，开始了他第一次的挫败，但兵败如山倒的他，却依然沉迷于帝国大梦，于是犯下屠杀无辜战俘，及毒杀法国残兵等诸多令人发指的恶行，史学家更猜测这是与拿破仑在金字塔中的神秘机遇有关。尽管如此，拿破仑所领军的科学协会，却揭开了埃及古物与象征文字之谜，这些重大的贡献，不仅让世人对拿破仑的天赋异秉赞叹不已，也为他传奇的一生，增添更多迷人的色彩！


\"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt\" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history. As we learn in this documentary, hosted by renown Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt and The East. Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water. He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city. On the whole, the campaign was disastrous; the French Fleet had a nasty encounter with Admiral Nelson, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies. Napoleon's reaction? He commissioned paintings of victories and wrote glowing letters. He even returned to France a hero after sneaking out of Egypt in the middle of the night, leaving his men behind, and not even informing his second in command. Thankfully, Brier reminds us several times throughout the production of the practical contributions Napoleon made from this ill-conceived campaign. To Egypt he brought several artists, scholars and scientists and established the Institut de l'Egypte. Their work and the soldiers' looting led to the discovery of the Rosetta stone and the birth of modern Egyptology. But while these contributions are impressive, Bonaparte's campaign in Egypt included horrible atrocities against Turkish civilians, including the rape and slaughter of women and children in Jaffa, making Brier's awe of Bonaparte's legend almost comically ironic in retrospect. Still, it is Brier's enthusiasm that brings to life the many illustrations, some by Institut de l'Egypte's own Vivant Denon, which are combined with stunning footage of the Egyptian and Israeli landscapes. In addition, crisp editing by James Marshall and concise direction by Peter Spry-Leverton make for an informative and handsomely packed hour of entertainment.