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A little too large for my taste.

The fort Rommel took during First world war was already being evacuated. The Italians were withdrawing from that position when Rommel attacked

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Grover Furr has your number. Everything you present here is resoundingly debunked by the historical record. You have to let go of your anticommunist and Russophobic bias. Every western country appeased Hitler. Stalin reached out many times for an anti-axis alliance, which was rebuked so the backwards post-tsarist country ravaged by war and famine had to buy time. The idea that the Soviet Union was expansionist and seeking "domination" is completely ludicrous. Richard Pipes, Conquest, even Orwell! and Montefiore who is in Jeffrey Epstein's black book for god's sake - just for starters - all anti-communist/Russophobic intelligence assets, but they are taken as honest objective historians who have shaped our views for decades.

I’ve been their when I was a kid

My grandfather, 1st armored 13th reg. He survived Kasserine. Drove a Stuart. He NEVER spoke of the war other than saying they were led by Total idiots. center task force Major gen Lloyd R. Fredendall was a baffoon that nearly got everyone killed and Clark wasn't much better but he WORSHIPED Patton. SO much I would ask my granddad. He drove Tanks and half tracks but mostly Stuarts from what I can find.

Leaving post to celebrate his wife's birthday when the Allies were about to land at Normandy ? Not sound judgement.

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If they won we would not have a white genocide today

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Thank you, Mr. Carlson for giving these suggestions now i don't have to research the books it will save me time and read some comments so I have decided 5 books to read 1. The first world war by john keegan 2. First world war by martin gilbert 3. A world undone by G. J. Meyer And 2 books to read on the trench warfare how was the soldiers life in the trenches 4. Enduring the war by Alexander watson 5. Eye deep in hell by john ellis Again appreciate your video for the suggestion and also the subscribers for their suggestions

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I don't know why people are getting pissed at the video title, the title didn't specify it was an audio clip from the Speech at all, it just said it was ABOUT it. Either way its educational content, I'm grateful that I even found a video on this concept that wasn't censored by youtube.

"The myth of the great war. Howw the germans won the battles and the americans saved the allies" Pr. John Mosier. Great book

Been there.

2:32 Isn’t there a famous photo of Hitler visiting Napoleon’s tomb after the defeat of France in 1940? Now that you have teased us, will you post a longer video with explanations of what you saw? Thanks.

Very Nice, thank you.

Thank you for posting, I love this.

26 year Navy veteran here. Clark must have had some talent -& a few friends- to account for his rise in the ranks. However, his last promotion put him out of reach of his talents. In my experience, I was n a position to write up a fit-rep for 2 senior officers. In each case, my CO came to me to ask if I would consider re-writing the reports. I stood my ground. All militaries suffer the same problem: senior officers cannot be made to seem incompetent. To do so is damning the promotion process. In other words: damning themselves.

how about you play the speech

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Rip Ike ,,,🐿️

Here in blighty,,, rommel was part of the débâcle of Dunkirk,,,,,,, then in our most desperate situation he humbled us in the desert,,,,,, by a wide margin we had had it big time ,,,, it was only Enigma and the hope that the USA would save us helped us to prevail ,,,,, it became a excuse to call off any operations if a patrol was ambished by some surrendering axis troops,,,,, ring my bell , trust

My knowledge of ww1 is average I would, I know of all the stuff that happened like the specific battles and the generals in charge but I don’t quite know the specifics. The only long form piece of content I’ve listened to was blueprint for Armageddon which I really enjoyed and it had me itching to read more books about the specifics rather than a whole war overview. I just bought sleepwalkers so that’s going to be my first read of a ww1 book. What should my next couple be if my goal is learning as much about the war as possible.

Dr. Phillips O'Brien is a classic example of the stupid takes that come out of the UK. He calls himself a scholar but his emotions trump his ability to perform serious analysis make him ill suited to be a military scholar. 2022: Russian economy collapsing. 2023: You guys are all idiots just because Ukraine lost a hundred vehicles in a day doesn't mean the counteroffensive is a failure. 2024: Arggh Ukraine collapsing, we must send western troops to save them.

This is very cool. I'm glad you were able to go on the trip. But I do have a question for you, as a historian. How do you know a historic document is legit? What kind of tests do you and other colleagues do to determine the authenticity of a historical document?

This is damn cool man.

🐝 yup , it's like did that really happen ! Wasn't so long ago was it ,shame , nice post thanks 👍🐿️

Thank you Cody for showing this. Will never get there myself. My wish was to see the Australian WW1 cemeteries in France but so be it.

Have you ever been to the Channel Islands? I spent childhood holidays on Jersey exploring German bunkers. The German Underground Hospital had a effect on me as a 10 year old that WW2 were no longer war movies. I was confronted with the true horror of the nazi how they treated their forced labourers digging out the the war tunnels. The Underground Hospital had a oppressive eerie atmosphere

Very cool!!! I wish I could go!!!

What do you think about America putting carriers like the Ford and the Lincoln in the Middle East right now as a warning to Iran not to attack Israel? It seems kind of foolish to me; it makes these carriers sitting ducks. If Iran would launch a massive ballistic missile attack on them, only one missile would need to get through the air defenses to sink one of these carriers. It seems like the same mistake Truman made when he moved the fleet to Pearl Harbor. The idea of moving your might closer to your enemy as a way of warning them is ridiculous. Yes, it warns them, but at the price of making an important military asset vulnerable. I don't get it.

I knew it. I knew I'd seen the Democrat's Kamala Harris' 2024 Strength Through Joy presidential campaign somewhere before.

I remember spending so much time in the WWI section of the imperial that I lost out on time in other parts. This museum was definitely a multi day one. So much to see and learn from. Reason I was in WWI section so long…my understanding before it was near zero. Wish I had more than a day.

Surprised you didn't have The First World War by John Keegan, I highly recommend that and I will check out some of the books you recommend.

what film? (that you mention at the end)

A truly stunning palace. The Hall of Mirrors is a jaw dropping room. Did you pop into the stables? Also did you see the Gallery of Battles?

Stunning. Did you stay to watch any of the Olympics?

he built a HQ 60 miles form the front line is a coward while Macarthur has a HQ over 2000 miles from the front line and not even on the same island during the battles for PNG and is a hero?

How did this compare to the WWII Museum in New Orleans?

Professor Cody, I love your lecture videos on WW2!! Will you continue to be posting new ones during the upcoming school years?

Great pictures, thanks for sharing!

Whats your take on Winston Churchil WW2 series?

Cool

What an awesome share!

Next time your in Blighty the Royal Armouries in Leeds is well worth a visit

Perhaps one day we will see you down here at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.

It's on my bucket list!