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Wolf of 1918
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Приєднався 30 вер 2019
Aviation, History, Reenacting, and more!
From some long form education style videos about the past to quick montages of some crazy times playing airsoft I've got a lot to offer.
Want some educational videos on the history of Europe through the 19th century? Check out my series "Lighting the Powder Keg"!
Dying to know how to get your impression to look that much better? Take a risk and watch some videos on how to cook some WWI rations with the overweight chef Karl!
If any of that seems interesting, then please, sit down and stay a while!
be sure to get connected with the community through the discord or subreddit!
From some long form education style videos about the past to quick montages of some crazy times playing airsoft I've got a lot to offer.
Want some educational videos on the history of Europe through the 19th century? Check out my series "Lighting the Powder Keg"!
Dying to know how to get your impression to look that much better? Take a risk and watch some videos on how to cook some WWI rations with the overweight chef Karl!
If any of that seems interesting, then please, sit down and stay a while!
be sure to get connected with the community through the discord or subreddit!
How Abraham Lincoln Killed MILLIONS During World War Two
Abraham Lincoln is known as many things, from the Great Emancipator to the Savior of the Union. However, what many don't realize is that he is responsible for the butcher of millions during the Second World War.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:24 - Not About the Civil War
1:12 - Union Army Balloon Corps
1:47 - Enter Zeppelin
4:25 - From Airships to Massive Bombers
5:00 - The 1,000kg bomb on London
5:25 - Misguided doctrin
6:00 Consequences of Lincolns Balloons
8:05 - Outro
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:24 - Not About the Civil War
1:12 - Union Army Balloon Corps
1:47 - Enter Zeppelin
4:25 - From Airships to Massive Bombers
5:00 - The 1,000kg bomb on London
5:25 - Misguided doctrin
6:00 Consequences of Lincolns Balloons
8:05 - Outro
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Flare lighting Demo 1
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Just a short demo for a future project,. wanting to get the lighting right
The Graflex Century Master Studio Camera
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This beheamoth of a large format film camera was made sometime in the 1930s-1950s by Graflex. It stands at almost 6 feet tall and over 3 feet wide and I couldnt be happier to have it. My Photography Accounts: wolfs_vintage_photography?igsh=MW91aGV0bWpvaGZzdw & profile.php?id=61560449368922 Join my Discord: discord.gg/JFsA4ugnQ7 Follow me on Instagram: wo...
(Just for fun) WW1 Airsoft on 16mm - ABBA Edit
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Doodle Doo Doo (1924) Performed by the Benson Orchestra of Chicago #1920smusic
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Back in Hackensack New Jersey (1924) The Benson orchestra
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Back in Hackensack New Jersey (1924) The Benson orchestra
The (Almost) First Tank Ever Made: The Burstyn Motorgeschutz (1911)
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The Wreck of the Zeppelin LZ-4; A Turning of Fortunes
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Turkish March (1919) performed by Jascha Heifetz
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Marines March (1919) Performed by Guido Deiro
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Royal Flying Corps (1919) Performed by Guido Deiro #1920smusic
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Royal Flying Corps (1919) Performed by Guido Deiro #1920smusic
Walkin Down the Mississippi Shore (1911) Performed by Albert Campbell and Henry Burr
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What the German Soldier Ate During the Spring Offensive
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What the German Soldier Ate During the Spring Offensive
Railroad Rag (1911) Performed by Arthur Collins #vintagemusic
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Railroad Rag (1911) Performed by Arthur Collins #vintagemusic
Building a World War One Trench; Part 1: The plans
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Building a World War One Trench; Part 1: The plans
My Old Ramshackle Home (1923) Performed by Sam Lanin's Orchestra #1920smusic
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Lousville Lou (1923) performed by Sam Lanin's Orchestra #1920smusic
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Almost Turning the Tide: A History of the Fokker D.VII
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Almost Turning the Tide: A History of the Fokker D.VII
The Hansa-Brandenburg G.1 Bomber; A Forgotten Legacy of Failure
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The Hansa-Brandenburg G.1 Bomber; A Forgotten Legacy of Failure
Cooking1920s Style Cinnamon Rolls; A Step by Step Guide
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Cooking1920s Style Cinnamon Rolls; A Step by Step Guide
1812 Overture - Played on a Victrola Phonograph #classicalmusic #victrola
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1812 Overture - Played on a Victrola Phonograph #classicalmusic #victrola
A Failed Design: The AEG J. II Panzerflugzeug
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A Failed Design: The AEG J. II Panzerflugzeug
Dodging Obsolescence: The Bristol F2b
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Dodging Obsolescence: The Bristol F2b
The Strangest Airplane Ever Made and the Madman Behind it
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The Strangest Airplane Ever Made and the Madman Behind it
The Airborne Flamethrowers of World War One
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The Airborne Flamethrowers of World War One
A Brief History of the Crimean War #crimea #ukraine #ottoman #russia
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A Brief History of the Crimean War #crimea #ukraine #ottoman #russia
lead me down the rabbit hole, gas man
❤ this is simply beautiful and perfect. Thank you 😊
Where do you get a tintype camera from? And where do you get the liquid solutions for each step. Im highly highly interested in buying some great and learning so my son to be fiance and i can get or engagement on a plate.
Most equipment can be found on eBay, Lund photographic, and UVphitographics. My channel wolfsantiquephotigraphy has a video going over the steps
Awesome thank you!! Is it hard or pretty complicated to learn @Wolfof1918
of all the UA-camrs you could've picked on for putting untruths in their videos, why'd you have to go and pick on Mark Felton, whose videos are among the most meticulously researched on YT?
Maybe watch the full video, his videos aren’t and they always contain errors. Pointing out falsehoods, plagiarism, and lazy research is not picking on, it’s calling out a PhD for improper research
Comrade support jumpscare
aww poor funny mustache guy and wrongly used religious symbol :( (XD)
Love this! Thank you for posting 🫶🏻
This is the kind of historical preservation that I expect from the Internet. I would have liked more focus on music before 1929 specifically, but I imagine that that's hard for you to find. If the listener was listening to these records in 1945, then he would have been using a very old turntable for that time when you think about it!
where did you get your uniform?
What about Svetozar Boroevic. He was the only compitent AH general.
I love this kind of music, it's very nice to have in the background while doing school. Hopefully we can all preserve musical history like this <3!
I have one of these myself in black instead of brown. Found it at a yard sale for $4.
Ads right in the middle of some tunes...unacceptable.
Not under my control unfortunately:/
@@Wolfof1918 Understood, but if we have to be annoyed by them they could at least be placed in between the music.
@Untouchable1932 if I could move where the ads are I would, it’s really annoying. There’s a few ad blockers out there that could help
Are these considered Royalty free? I'd love to use this as backdrop ambience on my Art streams, but I don't want to get copyright struck or anything.
This one is, although some songs get incorrectly claimed and I’ve had to fight the record labels until they relented. But you shouldn’t have an issue
@@Wolfof1918 Thank you! I really appreciate it, love the stuff you put out! It's great background for when I'm drawing or writing.
Build a full scale replica sir. We have one flying here in Rhinebeck NY USA. It's awesome
Thank you so much for this <3 Perfect ambience for writing my novel xx
Thank you stinky rat
Anyone know the song around the 21 minute mark?
nice video
I tried to watch but I couldn't put up with the illiteracy on display.
What illiteracy? I’m planning to redux this video with new information I’ve found in the German state archives so if you have other suggestions for fixes I could make that’d be greatly appreciated:)
My friend, did you say "modern tintype"?
Yes
Yes
Same here its always the same thing even out of uniform i still get called a nazi right as people find out im german i guess because im a healthy teenage german i guess that makes me a nazi or something
No aircraft at that time could have change the course of the war. Germany had simply run out of resources and men and the air war was not as consequential to the outcome of World War One
Right, it was too little too late
Also by the end of the war they were the most moterized military
Haha, shame on you for the clickbait title! Jokes aside, the chain of events following this "butterfly effect" is very interesting and does have merit.
It is impossible to describe the emotional listening to these vintage tunes They are truly music of the heart. ❤
Interesting video, you're well spoken and I enjoyed it. You have my like and sub sir. Nice beard
Thank you very much! :)
another banger of a video, keep it up man!
idk if this video is supposed to be serious, but this is like saying Alfred Nobel killed millions cause he made dynamite no, abraham lincoln isnt responsible for killing millions in ww2, no, he isnt linked to it
I mean, by ever definition Alfred is responsible for those deaths. That’s an even closer chain and he himself considered himself responsible Hence the Nobel prize lol So, yes, Abraham Lincoln bears responsibility for deaths that occurred during WW2, speaking from an academic perspective But this video also isn’t serious, it was something fun I made and isn’t that deep lol
@@Wolfof1918 so your saying theres someone with a billion killcount or like a billion assist cause they invented the sword?
@leiregyp5814 you’re* And yes, that’s how responsibility works, so long as you can show the logical thoroughfare linking responsibility, which is what I did in this video In a completely unserious way Because whether or not Lincoln bears any responsibility is completely meaningless It’s just fun to talk about
Love your channel, have subscribed :)
Wolf Of 1918 okay I'm pretty sure that none of those events happened since Abraham wasn't alive during the Second World War and even fi he did he would've been dead since he likely be a hundred years old and that was the nazis who did it not Abraham. Are you sure this isn't alternate history and actually real history ( even though I'm pretty sure Abe might've done atrocities in the American Civil War and his reputation hans't squeaky clean).
I would highly recommend watching this rather unserious video in its entirety
Bro is onto nothing 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
Professor? 😂😂
As someone who lives in Texas and grew up hearing all this neo-confederate stuff I am so glad that I finally found a channel that doesn't feed into that
Yessir! Here we only blame Lincoln for reasonable things, like the firebombing of Dresden
Wilhelm did a few things wrong, his chief mistake being an idealist.
In 1918 the germans had most of their food made out of turnips or liberated locally
yes
This is the first video I've encountered that actually mentions Idflieg. Good job overall
Thank you! I'm trying to ensure the next is far better in regards to research and information provided, going to be very long however (in excess of 4 hours)
What is the name of the song at 1:21?
No. The Army Signal Corp used the Bell and Howell Eyemo 35mm or the Filmo 16mm. The Army Air Corp used the Bell and Howell GSAP 16mm and the odd Ciné Kodak Special. And it's Ciné like cinema not sine, like sine wave.
Never said this camera was issued. This model *was* used in WW2 however… Also, extremely tired me did misspeak lol
Hey man, i like what you're doing. Sorry, you have to deal with all these boomer schizos in the comments.
Thanks man It’s honestly kinda funny when the crazies dog pile
@@Wolfof1918 Yeah fr. 400 comments 💀
@@Turdinkledge LMAO honestly, these people are *insane*
@Wolfof1918 Yeah, it's crazy how little evidence they need to convince them to defend this shit with their life damn near.
They always stop responding when I ask them to explain anything or give an example of where I was wrong They can’t because they don’t actually watch the video, my analytics proves that lol
Looks like a Turkish mauser?
Surprisingly no, it was a German empire made rifle made in 1918 given to the new nation of Yugoslavia after the war per the treaty of Versailles, hence the odd look
Where did you get those World War One vinyls from, I’ve got a record player and I really want some of those vinyls from the First World War
Just found em at antique stores n such
So sourcing yourself is plagiarism? I’m confused I thought plagiarism was when you take someone’s stuff & not give credit. There is a lot of videos where he doesn’t link I’ll give you that but a lot of videos he does source Wikipedia so idk how that’s plagiarism when he’s giving credit to Wikipedia in the description.
@@dquod6.096 he literally copied Wikipedia word for word, and he rarely (if ever) gives credit to wiki. Also, that doesn’t absolve you of plagiarism unless you specifically state, in video, that you are quoting something. Instead he passed it off as his own which is plagiarism.
@@Wolfof1918 he gives credit sometimes & that’s not plagiarism if you credit. Plagiarism is when you take 100% of the credit but he doesn’t do that he does sometimes like you said. But he is still sourcing himself so idk what your going on about. I was taught in school to source what your saying & if you didn’t it was plagiarism. So I thought that’s how it works if he credits Wikipedia it’s not plagiarism bro it’s not his fault people don’t read the description for his sources.
@@dquod6.096 Except thats not hwo plagiarism works. If I take, nearly word for word what you said, and put it in a video, but in my list of sources I put your name, that's still plagiarism. It only isnt if i 1.) Incorporate the information you wrote into what I'm saying in a way that doesnt copy you and cite you as the source at that point (even though not sourcing it properly wouldnt be plagiarism but just bad sourcing) OR 2) I quote you almost word for word and explicitly state in the video that I am quoting you specifically. Felton does neither of these things, and in this video specifically doesnt mention wikipedia. I dont even think you watched the full video, just making assumptions regarding what I'm talking about off a 1 minute introduction.
@@Wolfof1918 bold of you to assume I didn’t watch your video. Whatever man it very clearly isn’t plagiarism because there were people having their art stolen I remember & they were getting mad because this UA-camr was stealing their art & not crediting it in the description it was blatant plagiarism & the fact that Mark puts the source in his description so it’s not plagiarism idk what your going on about bro you still don’t make sense.
@@dquod6.096 except it is plagiarism holy shit It matches the very definition of it. You must be a child so I’ll just give you time to grow up and learn once you reach high school or college lmao
the french also had a few issues with urban warfare where they had clear buildings of enemy soliders.
also the british had poor quality fuses which meant that Shells often exploded at the wrong time and as a result they did less damage
Not to mention the wrong kind of shells
It was their last song and the only one of their songs to break the same chord structure and rhythm.
Uniquely terrible in foreign policy, with some decent instincts for domestic policy, but an overall very erratic mind state.
I love the ⬜️ part
me too, its very good
You should cover ww1 gas masks, i know you made a couple about german masks but you should also talk about french masks like the m2 and ars-17 and American and British smallbox respirator. I also collect original militaria and have many ww1 masks like the m2,ars-17,smallbox,m17,m15 etc If youd need any photos
Going to get a bigger flare and some better lighting equipment, was trying to mimic 16mm film rated for 100 ISO
Hey can you bring back kooking with Karl I just made the zwieback and I would love some more recipes maybe a stew or beet bread.
Thsbk you for this. Really niche and hits the spot after about an hour searching. Appreciate it
Interesting how people believe WW1 was a vain war but somehow think WW2 was justified.
WW2 was literally justified, how could war against hitler not be justified when he started it
Krieg?