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The Nazis took power from Prussia in 1933,to have another go at the allies and other enemies of the third reich,,the wise people could tell Hitler was a war monger and fled Europe.

"If it wasn't for the great depression..." mmmmm maybe backing your economy and currency with loaned cash is not "prosperity". Trust me, I'm argentinian.

Amazing video. Im archiving this

Did the narrator mis-speak? "In 1920, a single German Mark (the Papiermark) was worth 65 USD; In November 1923, it was with 44.2 Billion." Shouldn't that be the other way around? Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Stupid decision

hearing historical people describing Berlin in between wars as rich reminds me of current year Moscow - it is a modern rich city, but I wouldn't judge the whole country based on capital.

The ending of this video is quite telling. Socialism can fail over and over again, kill millions and make many more destitute and some will still defend it, why can't you see the pattern? Socialism inexorably turns into a dictatorship. Maybe I'm crazy for believing we could ever do anything else, maybe the idiocy is within us. Don't get it yet? just listen to the ending again and have a look at my rephrase: "If only the US would have kept footing the bill, the democratic Weimar republic would have done well" Can you see the problem there?

For only 18.7 million Mexico lost the whol county size land

at 14:11 it sounds like he says "in 1939" or 'turtee nine"rather than 1929 in referring to the great stock market crash

minute 8:28. "in 1920 a single German mark was worth 65 US dollars; in 1923 "it" was worth 44.2 "billion" -- text seems to be incorrect and mixes up marks and dollars.

People don't learn. Prices never go up. Governments force the value of their money down.

the old rat stew suddenly got a new pho spice up

notradame to not a god dam stompy

salted anchovies to the fish sauce snail to the wall

the egg mayo to the butter greasy

the pho to the soup

the bonjystick to the bayonet

the flavor of the french the pate of the baquet the chewy of the michelin star the goose fat of the frechy but

the venice of the east

1940s the wealthiest ground to loot is colonail vietnam pearl of the orient ...philipine bangkok yangoon singapore kualor lumpy were shithole not yet industrailise man

midway sunk

tiger boss dig railway cross river kwai to yanggoon mandalay

china not safe

really vietnam port is the best harpor food jap needed near home base

that general he know where the gold is

student cut and paste history lesson - episode 653447899

This video is fantastic. You touch on a point that often goes underappreciated about the Russian Revolution: even at the height of instability at the end of the Czarist era, the Bolsheviks were still a fringe sect of unpopular radicals who weren't taken seriously by any of the prominent cultural or political factions at the time. How they ended up in power is a series of accidents that would be comical if it didn't end in so much suffering. Thank you for doing what you do. The videos you make are well researched and well presented and I hope you keep making more!

nonsense

I love the pace. Calm and informative. Good 👍👍👍

prettt good. but if you look at aome numbers youll see russian economy in the 1910s was pretty good. look at GNP and inflation and agricultural exports

Thanks UsedtoExist, this definitely helped me understand the era better. I didn't know much about Michael II before, but that was a cool story

Great video, it needs much more attention

really interesting and true (imo)

This was amazing

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Thanks to the UA-cam algorithm for discovering this gem, great video!

Great job!!! 😊

I do wonder what would have occurred had Austria been permitted to join with Germany at war's end, which was expressly forbidden, apparently. (Don't know if it was by the Treaty, however).

So interesting ! Thank you

Glad to see another video! Very interesting and well researched keep it up

Watch Ka-Da-We: Our Time Is Now. That was set from 1918 to the start of the Second World War. It was centred around a Jewish owned upmarket department store. The owner's son gave it away to his non Jewish best friend once Jews weren't allowed to own businesses, and then he fled to the USA.

3:11 Ironically, it allowed for export taxes if two thirds voted for them, while export taxes are explicitly prohibited by the U.S. Constitution specifically because southerners didn’t want them at the time. Tariffs were also said to be for revenue only and not for protectionism.

You made a mistake when you said that a single German mark in 1922 was worth US$60 that never happened. It was more like $.60 not US$60.

What a fluff piece.

Useless, impossible to watch. The fast boring reading, awfully monotonous voice, mumbling... makes it impossible to follow or understand the narrative without constant rewinding. Colossal waste of time. I forced myself to see it through to the end - but could not remember any of it. That is how absolutely BORING it was.... I feel exhausted... Never again. I've now blocked this channel.

Dude tge great depression? The fact that germany was a shithole because of the treaty of Versailles, and the utter Phoeniciating of their country, which all played into exactly what hitler was on about.

wow, what an awesome video!

i think you missspoke the exchangerates when talking about inflation

Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is following this informative content cheers Frank 😊

Did this guy just say the treaty of versaille was "fine"? LOL