This is one of my favorite series on UA-cam because it always covers enough information to not be ignorant and just enough to not be boring. Then it's just a matter of somehow making the topic fun to learn about, which is something Oversimplified excels at with animation, comedy, and music.
When Winston Churchill tried to do a V for victory, but accidentally held his hand the wrong way, and had to be told THAT meant up your... Well, you know. And he absolutely loved it because he did want to say that.
The Nanjing Massacre is probably one of the most horrific acts in history and one of the major reasons why Japan still has so much problems with Korea and China.
Something missing and interesting: he says Hitler took all of Czechoslovakia, but that’s an oversimplification (ha!). Hitler actually made a deal with the Slovakians that he would only take over the Czech portion of the country, which they agreed to (it depicts this in the video even though he doesn’t mention the deal). In the 90s, after they broke away from the Soviet Union, the Slovakians wanted to be their own country, separate from the Czechs, arguing that they had been their own country before. This pissed the Czechs off, naturally, because the Slovakians were only their own country because they stabbed the Czechs in the back. I learned that while visiting the Czech Republic.
Justin, Staci AND history?? As an equal part fan of you guys and total history dork, it's feeling like Christmas over here!! Great video guys! Highly recommend you check out the Extra History video series on WW1 if you want to do more stuff like this 😁
I think it'd be ok for you to pause and give a little comment here and there about the funny things, because we are also laughing and don't want to miss the next bit, too! LOL!!! Good video! Thank you.
Hysterical oversimplified presentation of WW2! Lol! I'm still laughing with the quick image of Xzibit when describing Hitler pimped up his army! Funny part is I also make oversimplified funny statements on historical events in some of my videos. It makes history easier to understand and keeps the audience listening! Wishing you two fellow UA-camrs a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Years! I really enjoy your content both on UA-cam and Instagram!
The UK was 100% impossible to invade. It was quite literally the LAST thing Germany wanted to do, it would not have been an invasion of conquest - but of desperation and even so it could not have been achieved. Operation Sea Lion was a major wargame conducted at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in 1974. Its aim was to find out what might have happened had Nazi Germany launched Operation Sea Lion, their planned invasion of southeast England during World War II, in September 1940. The wargame was organised by the Daily Telegraph and Dr Paddy Griffith from the Department of War Studies at Sandhurst. The British umpires were Air Chief Marshal Christopher Foxley-Norris, Rear Admiral Teddy Gueritz and Major General Glyn Gilbert. The German umpires were General Adolf Galland (air), Admiral Friedrich Ruge (naval) and General Heinrich Trettner (land). After the game's conclusion, the umpires UNANIMOUSLY concluded that the invasion was a devastating defeat for the German invasion force even after changing the odds purely in Germany's favour.
@@speedy01247 I don't think you quite understand this 'game' is the absolutely closest adaptation to reality. There's SOO many features that were involved I really couldn't type them all out. It's important to remember we need to ask this 'What If' question for the simple fact - Germany was smart enough not to try it in real life - because it was doomed to fail.
Huge WW2 nerd here. I like Oversimplified's videos. Obv, just by their name, they zip through some things in a rapid-fire manner in order keep the video short and entertaining. That said I think they perform a valuable service by introducing people to a subject without making it a chore, as well as providing a decent overview of the subject. History Matters is another good channel for quick history videos.
The Japanese war crimes and mass genocide wasn’t quite the same method as the Nazis in Europe but should be remembered as pretty much as barbaric and evil as the Nazi crimes. The number of murders by both militaries is unfathomable
@@Garland042 this video got many view compare to what they have been releasing lately. I don't get why they wouldn't release part 2. Only thing I can think of is if they just didn't like or understood part 1.
There is something , Ireland. I've heard some helped Hitler, some were against?????? Anyway, love your site because you make your audience (me) feel a part of something good and positive. Thank You!
You remember the Troubles, right? Imagine if a major world power, that was claiming anything that sounded remotely bad about them was nothing but lies, offered to help the Irish fight and win the entire island, in the middle of that mess. A lot of people would short-sightedly take that devil’s bargain.
@@aliciamonroe615 It was a terrifying time to be alive, and thank god no recurrence of Nazism has ever approached that level of threat again. Even now, with the 2010's particularly vile wave of reactionaries, they're mostly locked to harming their own people with terrorism and political violence, rather than slaughtering mankind across the globe with organized militaries and totalitarian states under their control.
Treaty of Versailles is arguably the worst treaty in the history of the world. France and Britain don't get enough blame for breaking the 20th century.
@@CglravgHRjsksgS most historians agree it's one of the worst treaties of all time. Led to the rise of fascism, created the idiotic borders of the Middle East, galvanized communism as a government ideology, etc. The Versaille Peace Treaty has a 100 million plus death toll on it's hands.
for once the US wasn't at fault for something going wrong in the world. (the US were against the treaty, but isolationism made it so the US generally didn't get involved much)
@@speedy01247 exactly. Anyone blaming the US for the outcome of the Versailles peace treaty has to use Rube Golberg type logic to justify their opinion. I think Wilson is one of the worst presidents of all time but I have to give him credit for being dubious of the outcomes of the Treaty of Versailles. The United States "led" the conference but the real power behind the scene was Britain and France. Wilson and the French/British powers were at odds at how to go about it. Wilson really did want a system in which there was transparency and a system to avoid future wars where as the European powers were seeking punishment. It's public record the US and Europe were at odds during the formation of that treaty.
just take these videos with a pinch of salt. it`s very oversimplified^^ 1. hitler never intended to conquer the world! conquering is one thing, but keeping the conquered areas, is quite another. how could relatively small germany keep the world under his control? impossible! 2. hitler's troops did not march into austria just like that. austria wanted to join germany (anschluss) for quite some time. 3. the ships that the brits have sunk in north africa, where french ships in exile. they openly said, they will never fight for germany, but the brits attacked them anyway.
I have heard that Germany didn't "take" Austria but that in fact Austria voluntarily/overwhelmingly allied itself with Germany thru a democratic election.
Reminded him of college history classes? I learned all that in primary and middle school. Then again, I'm European and we don't just focus on what happened to the country we happen to be born in.
I wish history was still part of our education in America but, I guess if it were, we woukd understood what's going on in the world right now (which can't be permitted)
@@donnieg9117 If your kids are adults now, then you're talking about an education that was given 20-30 years ago. I'm sure there have been quite a few adjustments on what text books students are using nowadays. Plus it'll vary between states as well so the point you're making is one based on something that was given a while back.
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Oversimplified is one of my favorite series on UA-cam because you do learn things that inspires one to dive deeper. Nice vid
No part 2….
Looking forward for part 2
We will be checking that out later in the week for sure!
@@YBMJETT do iiiit!:D chime in on the videos aswell if there was something you didnt know or if it was interesting or something
@@YBMJETT WHEN?
@@YBMJETT You liar
@@YBMJETT When are you watching part 2!?
This is one of my favorite series on UA-cam because it always covers enough information to not be ignorant and just enough to not be boring. Then it's just a matter of somehow making the topic fun to learn about, which is something Oversimplified excels at with animation, comedy, and music.
What happened to part 2?
When Winston Churchill tried to do a V for victory, but accidentally held his hand the wrong way, and had to be told THAT meant up your... Well, you know. And he absolutely loved it because he did want to say that.
Very informative and educational, i might have been more into history if i had videos like this.
Same thing we were thinking! They should take cues from these videos in the education system for the future.
@@YBMJETT there are ww2 videos from Montemayor. I'd send a link, but i don't know how.
The Nanjing Massacre is probably one of the most horrific acts in history and one of the major reasons why Japan still has so much problems with Korea and China.
How have you not done part 2 yet?!?
Part 2......never dropped
yeah!..where is it!
Something missing and interesting: he says Hitler took all of Czechoslovakia, but that’s an oversimplification (ha!). Hitler actually made a deal with the Slovakians that he would only take over the Czech portion of the country, which they agreed to (it depicts this in the video even though he doesn’t mention the deal). In the 90s, after they broke away from the Soviet Union, the Slovakians wanted to be their own country, separate from the Czechs, arguing that they had been their own country before. This pissed the Czechs off, naturally, because the Slovakians were only their own country because they stabbed the Czechs in the back.
I learned that while visiting the Czech Republic.
Ahoj
Justin, Staci AND history?? As an equal part fan of you guys and total history dork, it's feeling like Christmas over here!! Great video guys! Highly recommend you check out the Extra History video series on WW1 if you want to do more stuff like this 😁
I think it'd be ok for you to pause and give a little comment here and there about the funny things, because we are also laughing and don't want to miss the next bit, too! LOL!!! Good video! Thank you.
Hysterical oversimplified presentation of WW2! Lol! I'm still laughing with the quick image of Xzibit when describing Hitler pimped up his army! Funny part is I also make oversimplified funny statements on historical events in some of my videos. It makes history easier to understand and keeps the audience listening! Wishing you two fellow UA-camrs a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Years! I really enjoy your content both on UA-cam and Instagram!
For anyone who doesn’t know, Churchill’s 2 fingers up is basically the middle finger. It means FU in England.
Its V for victory.
@@adonizi No. That’s a common misconception.
@@adonizi palm out is V for victory - the back of the hand out is the English version of flipping the bird
part 2?
The UK was 100% impossible to invade. It was quite literally the LAST thing Germany wanted to do, it would not have been an invasion of conquest - but of desperation and even so it could not have been achieved. Operation Sea Lion was a major wargame conducted at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in 1974. Its aim was to find out what might have happened had Nazi Germany launched Operation Sea Lion, their planned invasion of southeast England during World War II, in September 1940. The wargame was organised by the Daily Telegraph and Dr Paddy Griffith from the Department of War Studies at Sandhurst. The British umpires were Air Chief Marshal Christopher Foxley-Norris, Rear Admiral Teddy Gueritz and Major General Glyn Gilbert. The German umpires were General Adolf Galland (air), Admiral Friedrich Ruge (naval) and General Heinrich Trettner (land). After the game's conclusion, the umpires UNANIMOUSLY concluded that the invasion was a devastating defeat for the German invasion force even after changing the odds purely in Germany's favour.
I am sorry, but its impossible for games to truly compare to reality.
@@speedy01247 I don't think you quite understand this 'game' is the absolutely closest adaptation to reality. There's SOO many features that were involved I really couldn't type them all out.
It's important to remember we need to ask this 'What If' question for the simple fact - Germany was smart enough not to try it in real life - because it was doomed to fail.
American Revolution next perhaps?
And without further ado...ROLL THE INTRO!
Let’s do it!! ROLL THE INTROOOO!!!! 🤗
Huge WW2 nerd here. I like Oversimplified's videos. Obv, just by their name, they zip through some things in a rapid-fire manner in order keep the video short and entertaining. That said I think they perform a valuable service by introducing people to a subject without making it a chore, as well as providing a decent overview of the subject. History Matters is another good channel for quick history videos.
The Japanese war crimes and mass genocide wasn’t quite the same method as the Nazis in Europe but should be remembered as pretty much as barbaric and evil as the Nazi crimes. The number of murders by both militaries is unfathomable
The Finns in the winter war… Never have I been more proud of our brothers, and more sad about our nation.
Damn they never got to part 2 huh? That sucks.
prob....lazy ass people or greedy....prob fist video didn¨t make enough so now they skip it....a damn wonder they have over 50 subs with this shit.
@@Garland042 this video got many view compare to what they have been releasing lately. I don't get why they wouldn't release part 2. Only thing I can think of is if they just didn't like or understood part 1.
There is something , Ireland. I've heard some helped Hitler, some were against?????? Anyway, love your site because you make your audience (me) feel a part of something good and positive. Thank You!
Happy to have you here with us!
The Irish decided it was a good time to attack Britain, needless to say they were quickly crushed lol
You remember the Troubles, right? Imagine if a major world power, that was claiming anything that sounded remotely bad about them was nothing but lies, offered to help the Irish fight and win the entire island, in the middle of that mess. A lot of people would short-sightedly take that devil’s bargain.
@@dashiellgillingham4579 Good point @Dashiell !
@@aliciamonroe615 It was a terrifying time to be alive, and thank god no recurrence of Nazism has ever approached that level of threat again. Even now, with the 2010's particularly vile wave of reactionaries, they're mostly locked to harming their own people with terrorism and political violence, rather than slaughtering mankind across the globe with organized militaries and totalitarian states under their control.
3:33 Thats a Belgian Flag LOL Merry Christmas 🎄🎅🙂
Did they not react to p2
So part two fast
Treaty of Versailles is arguably the worst treaty in the history of the world. France and Britain don't get enough blame for breaking the 20th century.
From a German prespective...
@@CglravgHRjsksgS most historians agree it's one of the worst treaties of all time. Led to the rise of fascism, created the idiotic borders of the Middle East, galvanized communism as a government ideology, etc. The Versaille Peace Treaty has a 100 million plus death toll on it's hands.
for once the US wasn't at fault for something going wrong in the world. (the US were against the treaty, but isolationism made it so the US generally didn't get involved much)
@@speedy01247 exactly. Anyone blaming the US for the outcome of the Versailles peace treaty has to use Rube Golberg type logic to justify their opinion. I think Wilson is one of the worst presidents of all time but I have to give him credit for being dubious of the outcomes of the Treaty of Versailles. The United States "led" the conference but the real power behind the scene was Britain and France. Wilson and the French/British powers were at odds at how to go about it. Wilson really did want a system in which there was transparency and a system to avoid future wars where as the European powers were seeking punishment. It's public record the US and Europe were at odds during the formation of that treaty.
@@speedy01247 Woodrow Wilson singed the treaty of versailles
my first video since the live
Love that t-shirt.
Bro where did you get That DB Shirt, its fire!
did they already do one on WW1???
fallen of ww2, check it out!
I like these videos
Do the Infographics Show!
Peace XD I love the video ❤
They really didn’t talk about the Holocaust.
They did in part 2
@@8nqp thank you.
Can you react to oversimplified ww1 please
do a oversimplified on "The Cold War"
and also one on Hitler
You've got to react to the new Tom Macdonald song!
I the thumbnail I can see
Japan is in the winner list but Japan loosed
That was when he mentioned WW1. Japan helped UK, France, Italy and US out by taking German island colonies in SE Asia
U 2 should watch the movie Dunkirk if u haven’t
just take these videos with a pinch of salt. it`s very oversimplified^^
1. hitler never intended to conquer the world! conquering is one thing, but keeping the conquered areas, is quite another.
how could relatively small germany keep the world under his control? impossible!
2. hitler's troops did not march into austria just like that. austria wanted to join germany (anschluss) for quite some time.
3. the ships that the brits have sunk in north africa, where french ships in exile. they openly said, they will never fight for germany, but the brits attacked them anyway.
I have heard that Germany didn't "take" Austria but that in fact Austria voluntarily/overwhelmingly allied itself with Germany thru a democratic election.
Do WW1
Not great at so many levels. If you want to oversimplify pick the right stuff so people can get a feel for it.
Plesse react to cyanide and happiness compilation part 27.
Reminded him of college history classes?
I learned all that in primary and middle school. Then again, I'm European and we don't just focus on what happened to the country we happen to be born in.
Ww2 naaah i wait for ww3 😂
😂
I wish history was still part of our education in America but, I guess if it were, we woukd understood what's going on in the world right now (which can't be permitted)
Umm.. history is still taught. What dystopia do you live in?
What my kids came home talking about didn't sound like the history my wife and I grew up with even superficially
@@donnieg9117 Who comes home from school nowadays? That's the real question
@@beachesandhose2374 they are adults now ,it's been la few years but my point is valid none the less
@@donnieg9117 If your kids are adults now, then you're talking about an education that was given 20-30 years ago. I'm sure there have been quite a few adjustments on what text books students are using nowadays. Plus it'll vary between states as well so the point you're making is one based on something that was given a while back.
Oh I’m early
First
What you want? A cookie?
THIS IS THE WESTERN PROPAGANDA TEXT BOOKS , NOT TRUE