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    Beevor, Antony. Berlin: The Downfall 1945. London: Viking Press, 2002.
    Bellamy, Chris. Absolute War: Soviet Russia in the Second World War: A Modern History. London: Pan, 2009.
    Glantz, David M, and Jonathan M House. When Titans Clashed : How the Red Army Stopped Hitler. Lawrence, Kansas University Press Of Kansas, 1995.
    Hastings, Max. Inferno: The World At War, 1939-1945. New York: Vintage Books, a division of Random House, Inc., 2012.
    Hillers, Marta. A Woman in Berlin. MacMillan Publishers, New York City :2005.
    Grossman, Vasiliĭ, Antony Beevor, and Luba Vinogradova. A Writer at War : A Soviet Journalist with the Red Army, 1941-1945. New York: Vintage Books, 2007.
    Junge, Traudl. Until the Final Hour: Hitler’s Last Secretary. London: Phoenix, 2005.
    Overy, Richard. Russia’s War, 1941-1945. New York: Penguin Books, 1998.
    Roberts, Geoffrey. Stalin’s General : The Life of Georgy Zhukov. London: Icon Books, 2013.
    Venkov, Igor N. “How the Berlin Garrison Surrendered 2 May 1945.” Army History, 17 (1990): 20-25. www.jstor.org/stable/26302914.
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  • @dylanking6960
    @dylanking6960 Рік тому +6700

    "Why fight room to room when you could just destroy the room?"

  • @krisfrederick5001
    @krisfrederick5001 Рік тому +4291

    I love the "Downfall" inspired thumbnail. Absolutely incredible film. You forget you're even watching one and not a documentary, or even in the room yourself. The fact that it was done by the Germans themselves, makes it all the more stunning.

    • @deleetiusproductions3497
      @deleetiusproductions3497 Рік тому +178

      How unfortunate that the film has just been made into this huge meme where the Fuhrer rants about _anything._

    • @cammackinnon
      @cammackinnon Рік тому +408

      @@deleetiusproductions3497 funny enough, the meme is how I found the movie. I’m glad it’s out there because people who care about the subject are led to one of the best films of the Second World War.

    • @RasVoja
      @RasVoja Рік тому +96

      @@deleetiusproductions3497 Thats meme culture, move is great!

    • @gigachad7153
      @gigachad7153 Рік тому +156

      Bruno Ganz's Hitler is the most accurate depiction of him in movies ever. From looks to mannerism, everything.

    • @RasVoja
      @RasVoja Рік тому +28

      @@gigachad7153 True, mad corporal and ex painter, lucid daydreams of defeating uSSR in 1945

  • @26kempy
    @26kempy Рік тому +1523

    I was in Berlin very recently. The thing about Hitler's bunker is just how close the Reichstag actually was to his bunker. Standing at the area where the entrance leading to the lower bunker was situated it was possible to see the flag upon the Reichstag. The Soviets were incredibly close to Hitler's location when they were fighting in the Reichstag. Just one street corner away, the Red Army was barely 8 minutes walk away.

  • @aboxofbeans
    @aboxofbeans 11 місяців тому +530

    The size of eastern front battles still blows my mind. As an American, I'm used to learning about Pacific WW2 battles involving hundreds and sometimes thousands of troops on the bigger islands.
    I cannot fathom what is was like to see MILLIONS of men sweeping across the steppe into these enormous battles. Just insane.

    • @sleepyuser5189
      @sleepyuser5189 10 місяців тому +6

      your country participated in wide fronts in the western front, albeit in a smaller scale

    • @parrotcraft7503
      @parrotcraft7503 7 місяців тому +66

      ​@@sleepyuser5189 the only real massive US land operation was D-Day. Period.
      The Soviets had
      Leningrad Breakthrough
      Operation Uran
      Moscow Counteroffensive
      Operation Bagration
      Etc.

    • @parrotcraft7503
      @parrotcraft7503 7 місяців тому +39

      The Kursk battle was literally the largest tank battle ever and possibly the largest battle, overall, ever.

    • @cheesecheese6459
      @cheesecheese6459 7 місяців тому +3

      look up chinese battles of history

    • @h.w.barlow6693
      @h.w.barlow6693 7 місяців тому +17

      ​@@parrotcraft7503The U.S. fielded 2 massive armies on opposite ends of the planet with tens of thousands of ships, planes, heavy bombers, aircraft carriers, submarines etc etc. The Eastern front was a slugging match, static defense and retreat. The operations in the Pacific dwarf them in quite a few ways. The Asian-Pacific Theater had been at war since 1937 with more dead civilians than Europe by 1945. America fielded over 500,00 men with thousands of ships at Okinawa alone. No other country had the types of logistics and overall firepower covering the globe as did the U.S. but please keep talking about Stalingrad and its headbutting approach to warfare. Germans couldn't even supply themselves on land and the Soviets were receiving lend lease trucks, radios, parts, fuel etc from the US with lend-lease. Since Europeans did very little overall fighting and massive amphibious landings they like to downplay its scale and focus on the Eastern European slugfest.

  • @MatijaCG
    @MatijaCG Рік тому +3412

    Fun fact: One of the last diplomats to visit Hitler in his bunker was Thai ambassador, and one of the last units to defend his bunker and Reich Chancellery was French Waffen SS Battalion "Charlemagne".

    • @lecolonnedellavanti2955
      @lecolonnedellavanti2955 Рік тому +510

      ...and Hitler's last meal was spaghetti with tomato sauce (N.Ohler says that).

    • @More_Row
      @More_Row Рік тому +593

      And his last act before retiring to quarters to end it was playing mario on his NES.
      Fun fact that is not widely known.

    • @theoldcavalier7451
      @theoldcavalier7451 Рік тому +543

      @@More_Row Hitler was a well known gamer, late in the evenings when the soviets advanced Hitler, to lift his spirits would play a round of hoi4 with the boys (Goebels & Börman)

    • @camprock1516
      @camprock1516 Рік тому +296

      @@theoldcavalier7451 In a desperate attempt to win the war Hitler challenged MnM to a rap battle but ended up loosing, he was so ashamed that he shot him self in the head.
      (Source: The History Channel)

    • @fereise208
      @fereise208 Рік тому +90

      Yes, there were indeed French SS in the Battle of Berlin. However, there were only 300 ~ 500+ French SS men who were a part of the "SS Sturm-Battalion Charlemagne" Not the entire SS Charlemagne division. According to Tony le Tissier's book about the French SS, Antony Beevor's book about the Battle of Berlin, Mark Felton's video, and some other sources.

  • @KNGX277
    @KNGX277 Рік тому +137

    16:37
    "My Führer...Steiner..."
    "Steiner couldn't mass sufficient forces for an assault. Steiner's assault didn't happen."

    • @BillyisAmongUs
      @BillyisAmongUs 14 днів тому +9

      *takes off glasses while visibly shaking*
      "The following stay in here"
      "Keitel. Jodl, Kreps and Burgdorf."

  • @ericduan19
    @ericduan19 Рік тому +393

    It's hard to imagine how epic the parliament battle was like. It was so brutal & epic, that no one can talk about the battle of Berlin without mentioning both sides fighting over this single building.

    • @percdigest8402
      @percdigest8402 Рік тому +15

      It’s comparable to when the Jedi were fighting the 501st and Vader in the Jedi temple when order 66 was given in the hallways to room to room combat

    • @Linki8uu
      @Linki8uu Рік тому +3

      @@percdigest8402 oh god I’m getting flashbacks to battlefront 2 (2005) the lightsabers oh the lightsabers

    • @mignonne_
      @mignonne_ Рік тому +24

      mm yes i am a grown man forced into battle and watched my friends die in a heartbeat beside me mm yes sehr epic

    • @die1mayer
      @die1mayer Рік тому +2

      The Reichstag building had little value to the Nazis, it was a symbol of parliamentary democracy and was neglected since the Reichstag fire.

    • @zangrygrapes4571
      @zangrygrapes4571 7 місяців тому +12

      Yes. Men dying is epic. smh

  • @Jannes-pj4cd
    @Jannes-pj4cd Рік тому +312

    I went this year to Berlin, I was walking past a building in which the bullet holes were still visible to this day, the city is very interesting, there’s so much History to be found there, from the Prussian buildings to the Cold war buildings like the East German TV tower. There’s so much to be seen there. I recommend it to anyone who’s into History like myself to visit the German capital. I’ll be back one day to discover the rest of the city, since I only went for 2 days, which is too short.

    • @Jannes-pj4cd
      @Jannes-pj4cd Рік тому

      @IlluminatiReign you’re welcome! I hope that you have the oppurtinity to do so

    • @Max-pg8dd
      @Max-pg8dd Рік тому

      Pope‘s revenge

    • @jimothypersson8306
      @jimothypersson8306 Рік тому +1

      next time you should check out the unterwelten (underworld) museums. the stasi museum was interesting too

    • @Jannes-pj4cd
      @Jannes-pj4cd Рік тому

      @@jimothypersson8306 thanks for the recommendation.

    • @DG-qr5cu
      @DG-qr5cu 4 місяці тому

      Be careful. Berlin turned into a dangerous zone with all the refugees. A lot if knifemen from afrika walk on the streets

  • @helloimskip
    @helloimskip Рік тому +3262

    I've been waiting for a remastered version of this. It was worth the wait.

  • @bluedog843
    @bluedog843 Рік тому +1948

    “I wanted to shout, to call to all our brothers, our soldiers, who are lying in the Russian, Ukrainian, Belorussian and Polish earth, who sleep forever on the fields of our battles: Comrades, can you hear us? We’ve done it!” Millions of Soviet troops and civilians dead, I couldn’t imagine what it’s like being able to see a finish line after such a conflict.

    • @bman6065
      @bman6065 Рік тому +49

      Grossman was the most underrated writer of the twentieth century. If only he was allowed the freedom to publish Life and Fate in his life time. He deserved to see it's success

    • @KillerofWestoids
      @KillerofWestoids Рік тому +133

      Now Soviets are fighting against each other.
      Tragic fate 😭😥

    • @bluedog843
      @bluedog843 Рік тому +1

      @@KillerofWestoids humans always find more reasons and invent more technology to kill each other. It’s how it’s always been and always will be :(

    • @nathanseper8738
      @nathanseper8738 Рік тому +13

      I got chills.

    • @imtotallynotbigbossinhidin2289
      @imtotallynotbigbossinhidin2289 Рік тому

      Stalin would kill millions more.

  • @eddychong9477
    @eddychong9477 Рік тому +882

    “Mark my words, Comrade… One day things will change. We will take the fight to their land… To their people… To their blood.”
    -Viktor Reznov (Call of Duty: World at War)

    • @Heidenspross
      @Heidenspross Рік тому +1

      actually the russians made it clear they were fighting the nazis and NOT the german people...

    • @lordkent8143
      @lordkent8143 Рік тому

      "Citizens of Berlin! A ring of steel surrounds your rotten city! We will crush all those who dare resist the will of the Red Army!"

    • @thundabearz5092
      @thundabearz5092 Рік тому +64

      Oh, no. Not video games quotes.

    • @madman2555
      @madman2555 Рік тому +81

      @@thundabearz5092 if you played waw you would understand.

    • @thundabearz5092
      @thundabearz5092 Рік тому +59

      @@madman2555 i did. That's a fucking video game and this was a real life event.

  • @TBoneTony
    @TBoneTony Рік тому +39

    Not only did Moustache man went on the epic "The War is Lost" rant.
    But he also went on a rant that his XBox Live had been canceled and that he couldn't find Waldo in the Where's Waldo books.

  • @getthehelloffmyproperty
    @getthehelloffmyproperty Рік тому +60

    imagine the poor soviet who went from stalingrad to berlin and winning only to get shot in the final securing of the city

    • @jeffsyndrome4812
      @jeffsyndrome4812 Рік тому +32

      A sad occurrence indeed but I'm sure most of the Red Army would have been glad to give their all in the final round. They'd suffered enough as it was.

    • @GooseGumlizzard
      @GooseGumlizzard Рік тому +3

      someone has to be the final KIA in every war... surviving is always a matter of luck.

  • @ahtikai
    @ahtikai Рік тому +398

    I'm glad you added the note on civilian casualties at the end. Just imagine having been an innocent civilian anywhere between Berlin and Moscow during the second world war. War destroys everything

    • @kevinaguilar7541
      @kevinaguilar7541 Рік тому +56

      Innocent is a questionable word to describe WW2 Berlin inhabitants. But I do feel bad for good people suffering.

    • @nicolasberky145
      @nicolasberky145 Рік тому +29

      @@kevinaguilar7541 they were inocent people in berlin as in moscow maybe not the man but there were women childern too people forget that the Soviets did atrocities too

    • @kevinaguilar7541
      @kevinaguilar7541 Рік тому

      @@nicolasberky145 being just a women or a child doesn't exempt you from being a bad person. Remember the Hitler youth?
      And I acknowledge the ussr atrocities. Both sides suck, but one side sucks more.

    • @hazzmati
      @hazzmati Рік тому

      @@kevinaguilar7541 psycho detected

    • @Raphael4722
      @Raphael4722 Рік тому +31

      @@kevinaguilar7541 Don't bring up the hitler youth. People are talking about the non-combatant women and children. Those were innocent.

  • @TRtraybloxeey
    @TRtraybloxeey Рік тому +24

    Absolutely incredible! The touching of morale, and especially always coming back to the motive of extreme rage for vengeance is spot on. Bravo!

  • @hamzasherasmat6593
    @hamzasherasmat6593 9 місяців тому +4

    This is my 3rd video watched by this channel. I used to see lots of these videos but i didnt watch them. Then one day I tried it and it was brilliant, crystal-clear explained with beautiful animations. You and your team should be proud of these videos and making more people learn history easier and more interestingly. Thank You!

  • @ferdernan3425
    @ferdernan3425 Рік тому +449

    You know it's going to be good when it's a remastered video in 2022. Honestly looking forward towards a new "downfall of germany in the west front" with your new animators. Can't wait to start watching.

    • @randomguy2023
      @randomguy2023 Рік тому +4

      If you don’t already watch him, look up the UA-cam channel “Eastory”.’ He makes some great animated maps.

    • @robertortiz-wilson1588
      @robertortiz-wilson1588 Рік тому

      @@randomguy2023 great channel!

  • @Fastest_Gun_of_The_West
    @Fastest_Gun_of_The_West Рік тому +568

    Finally he’s covered this! Thank you so much man. I learned a lot from this and oversimplified’s channel and you really help me with my studies of history. I appreciate you. Please continue this!

    • @loke801
      @loke801 Рік тому +24

      He already covered this one this is just an updated version

    • @deleetiusproductions3497
      @deleetiusproductions3497 Рік тому +6

      @@loke801 Correct. Although, I can see why they thought it hadn’t been covered yet. It’s been three years, after all.

    • @user-ok1xq5qm9t
      @user-ok1xq5qm9t Рік тому +7

      Check documentary Soviet Storm on youtube. Best documentary about ww2 from Russia perspective.

    • @user-ok1xq5qm9t
      @user-ok1xq5qm9t Рік тому

      by studio Star Media

    • @mayiseeyourneckplsjknotrel7107
      @mayiseeyourneckplsjknotrel7107 Рік тому

      @@loke801 True

  • @jonnytheman2321
    @jonnytheman2321 Рік тому +58

    This is so well put together. Keep up the fantastic work!

  • @lordbeaverhistory
    @lordbeaverhistory Рік тому +21

    A diary entry of a German Officer at the Seelow Hights:
    "A deafening noise fills the air. Compared to everything that has happened before, this is no longer a barrage, it is a hurricane that tears everything up above us, in front of us and behind us. The sky is glowing red, as if it is about to burst at any moment. The ground shakes, trembles and rocks like a ship in a force 10 wind."
    This was the most terrible barrage to hit German Forces. It showed many youths, why even the most fearless veterans fered the katyusha. It wasnt called Stalin Organ for nothing

  • @cleveland5882
    @cleveland5882 Рік тому +362

    I always love how he goes in depth with the details and context with any topic. Wish my teachers were like this.

    • @Ranger1812
      @Ranger1812 Рік тому +18

      Many teachers want to be like this, they want to enflame your desire to learn, but suffer from critical shortages of time and money and a large number of children to teach and care for.

    • @orange8420
      @orange8420 Рік тому +2

      You should consider the pay check of a teacher, amount of stress caused by class(es) and the short amount of time to teach and also the time limit because they CAN'T go to deep in something because there's other stuff to cover, btw i see an azur lane enjoyer as well

    • @tiredtraveler4536
      @tiredtraveler4536 Рік тому +1

      Here in Germany, teaching about specific battles of the second world war is actually disallowed or at least discouraged to avoid young student developping a sense of national pride for the Nazis

    • @Ranger1812
      @Ranger1812 Рік тому +2

      @@tiredtraveler4536 "Nazis". Apostrophes denote possession or contraction but are never used for pluralisation.

    • @XSDX3R0
      @XSDX3R0 Рік тому +4

      As a former teacher, albeit not history teacher, many kids just don’t care. They care enough to pass usually but that’s about it.

  • @emeraldstorm8664
    @emeraldstorm8664 Рік тому +80

    I love how there’s just a Wunderwaffe blueprint among the weapons blueprints at 10:11

    • @DarkElfDiva
      @DarkElfDiva Рік тому +7

      I think that's a weapon from one of the Wolfenstein games, lol.

    • @herrdoctor2895
      @herrdoctor2895 Рік тому +18

      @@DarkElfDiva nah brother, thats COD WaW zombies kinda wunderwaffe

    • @CodeNameZ_935
      @CodeNameZ_935 3 місяці тому

      @@herrdoctor2895 I'm having nightmares after seeing the map from 19:37 so many god damn grenades I remember finally completing that mission after 2 days of ruthlessly trying then that same day I completed Heart of the Reich I finished the World at War campaign on Veteran which put an end to 4 years of playing that campaign on veteran cause I quit for 2 years after reaching Burn 'Em Out and getting to the final part.

  • @benjaminmarquez1994
    @benjaminmarquez1994 Рік тому +46

    I visited one of those tunnels in Berlin. It was an eerie feeling when I walked in. I could feel the energy and it was odd knowing the Germans fought for Berlin in the same area where I was at

  • @LichsuhoathinhDrabattle
    @LichsuhoathinhDrabattle Рік тому +13

    Amazing video, the quality of the animation only gets better everytime! 💗🤞✨

  • @murkywateradminssions5219
    @murkywateradminssions5219 Рік тому +60

    "Mein Failure, Steiner...."

    • @kasualmechanic4854
      @kasualmechanic4854 Рік тому +6

      "Steiner's counter attack failed to commence. He lacked sufficient manpower for a counterattack"

    • @josevictorionunez9312
      @josevictorionunez9312 Рік тому +10

      @@kasualmechanic4854
      *Takes off glasses*
      "The following will stay: Keitel, Jodl, Krebs and Burgdorf"

    • @imperialscouttrooper1083
      @imperialscouttrooper1083 3 місяці тому

      ​@@josevictorionunez9312THAT WAS AN ORDER! STEINER'S ATTACK WAS AN ORDER?! WHO ARE YOU TO DARE TO OPPOSE MY ORDERS?!

  • @GusArchievs
    @GusArchievs Рік тому +589

    The part about the commissars re enforcing the sentiment amongst the troops to be terrifying and avenge their people and motherland was really eye opening. As silly as it may sound it reminds me of the beginning of the WaW mission Ring of steel ,commissar Markhov preaching to the infantry to be as violent and merciless as possible to the enemy before the subsequent assault. For me his speech was one of the most iconic bits in the game. To know it was somewhat based in reality makes it more vivid and badass.

    • @wurzel9671
      @wurzel9671 Рік тому +73

      "war crimes are bad ass"

    • @kasualmechanic4854
      @kasualmechanic4854 Рік тому +92

      @@wurzel9671 "Its only a war crime if we lose!"

    • @jayzandstra1830
      @jayzandstra1830 Рік тому +75

      ''avenge their people and motherland'' yet alot of their rear guard units who came from the untouched far east were the ones commiting heinous '''revenge'' on the local berlin female population. what motherland were they avenging?

    • @fernandokleinrocha1
      @fernandokleinrocha1 Рік тому +3

      If it was your wife, mother or sister at the hands of the Red Army, being raped in front of you, I doubt you would call it “bad ass”

    • @wurzel9671
      @wurzel9671 Рік тому +14

      @@kasualmechanic4854 you seem to have misplaced a strawman here, better collect it

  • @donaldkelly3983
    @donaldkelly3983 Рік тому +29

    This was very informative. And I appreciated the opening appearance by and quote from Vassily Grossman, one of my favorite writers!

  • @alexofgaming
    @alexofgaming Рік тому +17

    Always love to see another AMAZING video by my favorite history channel!

    • @FlexBeanbag
      @FlexBeanbag Рік тому

      ua-cam.com/users/shortsBmc9NFfhx74?feature=share

  • @punishedvenomsnake716
    @punishedvenomsnake716 Рік тому +181

    No better way to start a chill Saturday morning than by watching a video on one of the most dramatic battles in history 💀

    • @handlemonium
      @handlemonium Рік тому +14

      I like how Stalin sent in 2,500,000 men into just capturing Berlin while Putin thought he could capture all of Ukraine with only 250,000 men.

    • @jamiemcintosh3030
      @jamiemcintosh3030 Рік тому

      Putin is not going to capture all of Ukraine, he just wants to destroy the mainly-fascist army.

    • @VinnyUnion
      @VinnyUnion Рік тому +5

      @@handlemonium even less than that
      He thought he could bomb kyiv to make them become all uncoordinated, taking the airport to deliver men that way and such. But backfired immensely. I suppose NATO expected a little bit of resistance but not this extent. Since they were already being trained by NATO. The thing is, everybody (even the US) expected it to not last more than a week or two. Like the famous saying when they the US offered him to fly out of kyiv and he just asked for ammunition, not a flight. Essentially zelenskyy 100% saved Ukraine. if he left, Ukraine would've become a part of Russia today. And getting that back would be nearly impossible. This is more crucial than anyone can comprehend here.

    • @Vixinity1337
      @Vixinity1337 Рік тому

      @@handlemoniumits like the bay of pigs invasion except they werent trying to conceal it at all and russian army just sucks

  • @AxeBearingVoyager
    @AxeBearingVoyager Рік тому +100

    20:04 the story of who actually hoisted the flag, and the truth behind that iconic image is a very interesting one

    • @delta1-248
      @delta1-248 Рік тому +12

      True weren’t there 3 squads told to hoist the Soviet flag

    • @herrdoctor2895
      @herrdoctor2895 Рік тому +9

      @@delta1-248 2 got bogged down, one has a guy that does looting

    • @fereise208
      @fereise208 Рік тому +14

      According to the UC Santa Barbara's escholarship name "Of Tablecloths and Soviet Relics: A Study of the Banner of Victory (Znamia Pobedy)" by Anne M. Platoff, the true story is:
      1) Those two soviet soldiers in the animation should'nt be Sergeant Mikhail Alekseevich Egorov and Junior Sergeant Meliton Var-lamovich Kantariia who raised the "Victory Banner #5". But they are Khaldei's flag raisers that featured in the famous STAGED photo taken by Evgenii Anan’evich Khaldei, Soviet Jewish photographer from the Ukraine.
      2) Interestingly enough, there was another guy that supposed to be credited among the real Flag raisers too (Egorov and Kantariia), his name is Lieutenant Aleksei Prokop’evich Berest from Ukraine. The reason why his name was removed is not exactly known and a lot of people seem to have certain theories about this as well.

  • @roymartin500
    @roymartin500 Рік тому +75

    Top tier historical content done in a way that doesn't show the same old stock footage we've seen numerous times. Fantastic job to the whole Armchair Historian Team.

  • @lordbeaverhistory
    @lordbeaverhistory Рік тому +91

    My Grandfather took indirectly part at the battle. He was drafted in 1942, aged 15 to the Flak.
    When he was 17, he was sent to the RAD, the Reichsarbeitsdienst. He dug a defensive line in front of Berlin. He told of Gun Emplacments, Trenches and simple earth bunkers. From what he told, it must have been terrible. There wasnt enough fuel to keep intact the already rare machines, so they had no support by machinery. THe ground was frozen, it was the winter of 1944, one of the coldest in Germany. He said, every single centimetre was torture, and he cursed those that watched and ordered in silence, because they hadnt done a thing to support them. He is usually calm and reserved, but he called them names when he told about it that i defenitly don't wanna repeat here.
    He was later injured by an american machine gun. He surived by pure luck, that he wasn't hit by a light-shell

    • @LazyLizzy706
      @LazyLizzy706 Місяць тому +1

      Your grandfather was drafted into the Wehrmacht in 1942?

  • @ianp727
    @ianp727 Рік тому +942

    I'm German and my family is from Berlin. My grandfather, living in the outskirts of the city, told me that when the Soviets advanced, the Wehrmacht shelled the outskirts of the city from the city-center. The Germans living there as well as the attacking Soviets would seek shelter in the same rooms/cellars, sitting side by side, even sharing their food with eachother.

    • @stevecooper7883
      @stevecooper7883 Рік тому +4

      Then the Soviet soldiers also shared your great grandmother, you grandmother and great aunt with them at gunpoint.

    • @ianp727
      @ianp727 Рік тому +152

      @@stevecooper7883 That is neither a nice nor a funny comment. I could tell you many devastating stories that he also told, but r*pe is thank god not among his personal experiences.

    • @stevecooper7883
      @stevecooper7883 Рік тому +75

      @@ianp727 It wasn't funny. Your comment disregarded the absolute barbarity of the godless soviet soldiers.

    • @ianp727
      @ianp727 Рік тому +246

      @@stevecooper7883 My comment doesn't disregard anything because it is an isolated account of personal experience from an individual who experienced the horrors of the battle of Berlin when he was thirteen years old.

    • @jeffsyndrome4812
      @jeffsyndrome4812 Рік тому +95

      @@ianp727 Thanks for sharing the story. See, it's not difficult to just be nice. The actions of the Soviets are not justified by any measure, but at the same time it must be mentioned that it was hardly the whole organisation. People constantly male the same valid point for the wehrmacht, its no different for the Red Army. Still, I sympathise with all who are forced to face the horrors of war.

  • @TheArchangelSeth
    @TheArchangelSeth Рік тому +110

    Fun fact:
    One of the original Soviet Flag-Bearers ontop of the Reichstag was wearing two handwatches when their iconic photo was taken,
    This was illegal (Cause of No Looting i believe) and the Photo was subsequently editted to make it 1 Handwatch instead of two.

    • @someguy4512
      @someguy4512 Рік тому +18

      some people say it wasn't a watch but a hand compass or something like that, but it looked like a watch. idr the details.

    • @herrdoctor2895
      @herrdoctor2895 Рік тому +3

      Not two handwatches, it was like 8

    • @fereise208
      @fereise208 Рік тому +9

      Those aren't the original flag raisers though. They are Khaldei's flag raisers that featured in the famous staged photo taken by Evgenii Anan’evich Khaldei. According to the UC Santa Barbara's escholarship name "Of Tablecloths and Soviet Relics: A Study of the Banner of Victory (Znamia Pobedy)" by Anne M. Platoff.

    • @RobinNicoagain
      @RobinNicoagain Рік тому +1

      I thought there were more than 2 watches.

  • @pablobarbuto2603
    @pablobarbuto2603 Рік тому +2

    I love your channel Griffin Johnsen! Its one of the best of its kind. Greetings from Argentina!!!

  • @gideonc847
    @gideonc847 Рік тому +52

    I remember watching the original video you guys made. It feels like it has all come full circle now. Good work Griffen.

  • @deltalord6969
    @deltalord6969 Рік тому +32

    This one has been my most anticipated remaster ever since I watched the original.

  • @whiterabit09
    @whiterabit09 Рік тому +4

    Fantastic high quality videos as always

  • @yodatrombonist121
    @yodatrombonist121 9 місяців тому +9

    My favorite detail about the battle is that many Germans in the bunkers began writing “Learn Russian fast” on the walls as many feared the Red Army to such an extent

    • @user-sf9pk9dy8b
      @user-sf9pk9dy8b 5 місяців тому

      Это их совесть мучила. Если знаешь историю восточного фронта - поймёшь. Я беларус, и знаю - что советы их НЕНАВИДЕЛИ

    • @yodatrombonist121
      @yodatrombonist121 5 місяців тому

      And for good reason

  • @theamerican3785
    @theamerican3785 Рік тому +51

    The animation on this channel is superb

  • @mayiseeyourneckplsjknotrel7107
    @mayiseeyourneckplsjknotrel7107 Рік тому +10

    It's nice to see you remastered this, you should remaster more like these in the future.

  • @HelicopterShownUp
    @HelicopterShownUp Рік тому +2

    Amazing content Griffin, I hope to be able to support your channel one day but until then hopefully this encouragement will do. Thank you!

  • @ibrahimdivlj3157
    @ibrahimdivlj3157 Рік тому +2

    You make such good videos, I hope you will blow to the top soon. Great work .

  • @QWERTY-uv6uv
    @QWERTY-uv6uv Рік тому +151

    Thanks for ur videos. I really like history and you just explain it in a very fun way. I also like that you guys don’t always talk about WWII, so it’s not always the same thing. Thanks to the Armchair Historian group for making such great videos :)

  • @Zopiexx
    @Zopiexx Рік тому +34

    Thank you for this video! My great grandfather grandfather 3 granduncles great granduncle fought as the Soviets in World war II. Sadly 2 of my Granduncle's Great granduncle didn't make it, they only survived until 1941.

  • @jonauclair8209
    @jonauclair8209 Рік тому +2

    I love the Wunderwaffe DG-2 Easter egg you put in you’re video Mr. A.C.H that was pretty clever

  • @knightofhistory
    @knightofhistory Рік тому +11

    I love this channel, it is so interesting and makes subjects that perhaps wouldn't be entirely enticing very catching and enjoyable. I hope one day my channel (also a history channel) will be as gripping as yours! Best the Knight of History.

  • @yousseffakrouni6886
    @yousseffakrouni6886 Рік тому +5

    I have been waiting for a more recent video from you covering this topic. Thanks so much!

  • @Thunderstar7
    @Thunderstar7 Рік тому +8

    Another great video, amazing job of depicting this battle
    holding out hope for a video about Castle Itter

  • @olekcholewa8171
    @olekcholewa8171 Рік тому +13

    16:08
    This comparison of Hitler to Frederick The Great has also another meaning. In the XVIII century, during 7-years war there was a thing called "Miracle of the house of Brandenburg".The point was that during the 7 years war, Prussia was fighting against Russia, Austria and bunch of other countries and they were in a really harsh spot. When Prussia was about to lose, Empress Elizabeth of the Russian Empire died, therefore getting Russia out of the war and saving Prussia. Frederick The Great named that "Miracle of the house of Brandenburg". 200 years later, when Hitler was sitting infuriated and depressed in his bunker with no perspectives for winning the war, he heard in the radio about the death of Roosevelt. He hoped that this event will brake the America and he named that "The 3rd miracle of the house of Brandenburg". But unfortunately for him, Truman jumped on the president's chair right away, and the war ended.

  • @briantarigan7685
    @briantarigan7685 Рік тому +115

    Man, am i the only going to tears hearing Vasily Grossman words? Such a heavy and bloody struggle, i would literally scream
    " Guys, that's it, that's our final victory, all our pain, our suffering are for this moment for our mother, our sons and daughters, our parents, for the blood of millions they shed in our homeland, TO BERLIIIN!! "

    • @thelordofcringe
      @thelordofcringe Рік тому +5

      Yes, because countless of those soldiers would then be murdered by the NKVD or sent to work in some shitty factory till they were 70. Things wouldn't get better in the USSR until the 60s, but then they reached a high point and started declining again all the way until the fall of the soviet union. It's depressing af.

    • @dvnk6971
      @dvnk6971 Рік тому +6

      imagine the relief they felt

    • @briantarigan7685
      @briantarigan7685 Рік тому +38

      @@thelordofcringe tf do you mean? Do you really think the soldiers who storm berlin would be put into Gulag? What is wrong with you, and 8 working hours in the soviet union and pension system did exist, and it is not up to 70, housing are provided, free healthcare are provided

    • @JohnSmith-sl2qc
      @JohnSmith-sl2qc Рік тому

      @@thelordofcringe I mean it was hell in the Soviet Union but it was a certain kind of hell

    • @sanesttatefan4907
      @sanesttatefan4907 Рік тому +3

      @@briantarigan7685 look at his name bro...

  • @sus-plush7002
    @sus-plush7002 Рік тому +15

    An amazing video as per usual. Keep it up!

  • @Enzo012
    @Enzo012 Рік тому +7

    I always like seeing Steiner's counter offensive guys there. They'll bring the situation under control.

  • @Klishar122
    @Klishar122 Рік тому +16

    Wait a second, you’re saying that my favorite bit of orchestra was played for this battle?!?
    My appreciation for this piece of history has escalated tenfold!!!

    • @curiousworld7912
      @curiousworld7912 Рік тому

      Albert Speer claims the orchestra played 'Gotterdammerung' during the battle for Berlin. Perhaps they played several selections from the 'Ring' series.

    • @nathanmcamis6749
      @nathanmcamis6749 11 місяців тому

      And I think he attributed the Ride of the Valkyries to Strauss (it was Mahler). *pushes up glasses*

  • @antonioprovolone2815
    @antonioprovolone2815 Рік тому +10

    Did I just see a Wunderwaffe DG-2 blueprint? The references on your videos are getting awesome!

  • @DarknessVery
    @DarknessVery Рік тому +6

    This is your best work yet, keep going!

  • @gnufz8623
    @gnufz8623 Рік тому +10

    Great opening! The 8th guards army was definitely NOT watching the rays of the morning sun glistening on the icey waters of the Oder river - that would have meant they were looking eastwards... 😂😂😂

  • @dimitrijejovanovic5939
    @dimitrijejovanovic5939 Рік тому

    Keep up the good work, man!

  • @kenan511
    @kenan511 Рік тому +28

    “They come for our blood, but instead bathe in their own!” -Sgt. Viktor Resnov, Call of Duty: World at War

    • @crbkqw
      @crbkqw Рік тому

      The Miller-Petrenko perspective of the game taught me better history than actual history books.

    • @GooseGumlizzard
      @GooseGumlizzard Рік тому

      @@crbkqw sad

  • @lucianoosorio5942
    @lucianoosorio5942 Рік тому +706

    “The Allies pushed into Germany on both sides. The Soviet Union took Warsaw and kept pushing to Berlin. In his bunker, Mustache man realized that all hope was lost. Berlin fell, and with it Mustache Man’s dream of a great German Empire. Two of the Axis nations have been knocked out, one more to go.”

    • @deleetiusproductions3497
      @deleetiusproductions3497 Рік тому +78

      Oversimplified

    • @jamesmmcgill
      @jamesmmcgill Рік тому +87

      Meanwhile, in the bunker...
      Squared-Moustached Man: This is all because of *Fegelein!* *FEGELEIN!!* *FEGELEIN!!!*

    • @deleetiusproductions3497
      @deleetiusproductions3497 Рік тому +5

      @@jamesmmcgill "If Fegelein hadn't been so influential in the SS, we would've won the war!"

    • @nadersaid2215
      @nadersaid2215 Рік тому +21

      “Don’t worry guys who name I forgot assault will save us!”

    • @deleetiusproductions3497
      @deleetiusproductions3497 Рік тому +10

      @@nadersaid2215 My Fuhrer, Steiner was his name. He, uh...

  • @darrell9616
    @darrell9616 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for the hard work.

  • @Cheduepallottole
    @Cheduepallottole Рік тому +14

    The Battle of Berlin has been the most iconic battle of History

    • @Maus_Haus
      @Maus_Haus Рік тому +2

      Eh... Stalingrad?

    • @Anon16290
      @Anon16290 6 місяців тому

      [Intro]
      Dieses Lied ist meinem Volk gewidmet.
      Und alle Vorfahren, die alles Erdenkliche möglich gemacht haben
      Opfer, um Blut und Boden zu schützen und zu bewahren.
      In diesem Jahrtausend kämpfe gegen den ewigen Feind von allem Edlen und Schönen.
      Wir werden nie vergessen, woher wir kommen und wer wir sind.
      Du bist die Perle dieses Planeten.
      Ihr reiches Erbe ist weit überlegen.
      Seit sie vom Thron gestürzt sind,
      Die Leute wollten sie zurück.
      Nur sie bedrohen das Ungeziefer.
      Wenn jemand fragt: Liebst du dein Volk?
      Dann steh einfach auf, schau ihm ins Gesicht und sag:
      [Chorus]
      Es ist das Beste auf der Welt,
      Drum will der Jude, dass es fällt,
      aber es steht stolz da, unser deutsches Volk.
      Es trägt das letzte reine Blut,
      Drum ist es nicht gut, ein Diener zu sein.
      Es ist stolz, unser deutsches Volk.
      Er sieht deutsche Glückseligkeit und zittert vor Neid!
      Hasst uns wegen unserer Überlegenheit!
      Er ist das Gegenteil von arischer Ehrlichkeit!
      Hat schon immer zu Kontroversen unter Europäern geführt.
      Sie denken: "Wie kann das sein?“
      Wie kann man so bösartig sein und dann Shoah schreien?
      Oh nein, obwohl sie schon lange den Tod verdient haben.
      Wurden sie schon immer einfach des Landes verwiesen?
      dreihundert neunundfünfzig Mal bisher
      Schuld, der totalitär Arier
      Bankinstitute, Porno, Frankfurt Schule.
      Alles Kranke und Böse, hinter dem Vorhang: der Jude.
      Adorno, Marcuse, Hollywood-Filmproduzenten.
      Wir lieben es, unsere Frauen und Kinder zu vergewaltigen.
      Sollten wir nicht ernsthaft nachdenken!?;
      Diese erbärmliche Kreatur vom Erdboden zu fegen.
      [Chorus]
      [Outro]
      Yeah
      Heil dem deutschen Volke, mögest du ewig leben!
      Und heil dem deutschen Heimatboden!
      Möge das Reich eines Tages wieder vereint sein!

  • @planetvegan7843
    @planetvegan7843 Рік тому +7

    This channel keeps getting better and better.

  • @alektech7436
    @alektech7436 Рік тому +3

    Couldn’t have dreamed about a better topic! Awesomeeee guys! Made my day

  • @Martinlegend
    @Martinlegend Рік тому +13

    18:44 Giggitti!

    • @therealgeneralMacArthur
      @therealgeneralMacArthur Рік тому +5

      May your pillow always be warm on both sides and your chick fil a cravings only come on sundays

    • @nooneasked726
      @nooneasked726 Рік тому +3

      family guy reference (real)

    • @bird6107
      @bird6107 Рік тому +1

      @@therealgeneralMacArthur what is your problem

    • @therealgeneralMacArthur
      @therealgeneralMacArthur Рік тому

      @@bird6107 borderline personality disorder, why do you ask?

    • @bird6107
      @bird6107 Рік тому +1

      @@therealgeneralMacArthur L

  • @TheJCJexe
    @TheJCJexe Рік тому +93

    Wow, great job on the Russian voiceover! I’m Russian and I highly appreciate you and your team for going the extra mile and your hard work!!!

  • @BORRIC54
    @BORRIC54 Рік тому +12

    Great documentary! Love the animation!

  • @matthewpeluso3914
    @matthewpeluso3914 Рік тому +7

    The mad lads have done it again! Love this channel

  • @user_1927
    @user_1927 Рік тому +2

    4:05 how the table flip, reminds us there are no eternal ally

  • @FoxysGameNetwork
    @FoxysGameNetwork Рік тому +11

    I'm not sure if you're really interested or not but the Crusades would be a cool subject to cover, you're very interesting to listen to you and do a good job portraying what you were talking about.

  • @user-vh1nc8uk8x
    @user-vh1nc8uk8x Рік тому +34

    My great grandfather was in the РККА, he fought bravely from stalingrad to berlin

    • @JRGProjects
      @JRGProjects 9 місяців тому

      Talk about an adventure wow

  • @firstsspanzerdivision1537
    @firstsspanzerdivision1537 Рік тому +4

    I was dying for you to do a remake of this

  • @spainwithoutthes101
    @spainwithoutthes101 Рік тому +9

    Legend has it Hitler is still waiting for Steiner to have enough units

  • @Blade12311
    @Blade12311 Рік тому

    AMAZING video! So good! You are the only resource I trust!

  • @jacob4920
    @jacob4920 Рік тому +48

    Should have played that meme-worthy scene, from the movie "Downfall," during the key part of battle, when Hitler basically lost his sh!t, and finally lost his will to fight on. It would have just been so perfect. And even though I have watched that scene basically a hundred times already, I would have happily watched it again.

    • @pyromania1018
      @pyromania1018 Рік тому +1

      It was in the "Endsieg" video, but yeah, it should have been here, too.

    • @andrewsmith3257
      @andrewsmith3257 Рік тому

      "Sist ohneir!" Throws pen

    • @davidw.2791
      @davidw.2791 Рік тому

      @@pyromania1018 Full title of the Endsieg video, please?

    • @pyromania1018
      @pyromania1018 Рік тому +1

      @@davidw.2791 Endsieg: Germany's Final Plan to Win WWII

    • @davidw.2791
      @davidw.2791 Рік тому

      @@pyromania1018 Thank you! (Although the Hitler in the thumbnail of that video looked more anime-like, lol.)

  • @napoleonibonaparte7198
    @napoleonibonaparte7198 Рік тому +437

    Let’s not fail to mention that Polish units also raised the Polish colours on the Reichstag. Poetic justice.

    • @djeastwolf1605
      @djeastwolf1605 Рік тому +63

      Im from Poland my grandpa fought in battle of Berlin in Polish people's army he was in artillery.

    • @CarryMeh161
      @CarryMeh161 Рік тому +2

      yeah and were shot nearly by the Soviets. The Soviets were just as bad as the Germans

    • @clamum9648
      @clamum9648 Рік тому +50

      Love the Poles. Bunch of chads

    • @VVeltanschauung187
      @VVeltanschauung187 Рік тому

      Hooray for puppet states!

    • @littlejimmy8744
      @littlejimmy8744 Рік тому +16

      Fun fact last German victory was against the Polish as well in April 20th at the battle of Bautzen

  • @gre3nishsinx0Rgold4
    @gre3nishsinx0Rgold4 Рік тому +6

    I'd love to see a video similar to this but on the pacific front. The last battle before the nukes were dropped.

  • @KNGX277
    @KNGX277 Рік тому +9

    16:17
    "With Steiner's assault, that will all come into order."
    Hitler.

  • @syedlam9632
    @syedlam9632 Рік тому +11

    You never disappoint us with your contents

  • @nahoy350
    @nahoy350 Рік тому +267

    "Citizens of Berlin! A ring of steel surrounds your rotten city! We will crush all those who dare to resist the will of the Red Army! Abandon your posts! Abandon your homes! Abandon all hope!"

  • @zacheryyoung9426
    @zacheryyoung9426 11 місяців тому +98

    You know these Soviet soldiers still deserve to be honored despite the Ukrainian and Russian war. Those soldiers that died fighting the Nazis and they were our allies. I see a lot of people in Europe not permitting wreaths and flowers to be laid by their memorials because of the Russian Ukraine war. And i dont agree with that.

    • @parrotcraft7503
      @parrotcraft7503 7 місяців тому +17

      Exactly!
      These were the people who won WW2!

    • @blobfishmnm
      @blobfishmnm 7 місяців тому +19

      yup. no matter how you feel about the USSR, those men died fighting against all odds with the nazis who nearly destroyed their country

    • @breadstick4458
      @breadstick4458 6 місяців тому +9

      Also a lot of them were Ukrainian as well

    • @NikolayMIA
      @NikolayMIA 5 місяців тому

      Russians are fighting nazis rn as well in Ukraine. You can easily search for it, it’s still in UA-cam.

    • @whoopsy.406
      @whoopsy.406 3 місяці тому

      they commited as much war crimes as the nazis did. No sympathy for them at all.

  • @user-tm3si7pw3u
    @user-tm3si7pw3u 9 місяців тому +2

    9:44 Also, you can add to that list some exotic "soldiers", like the Bauch-batallions, made out of the sick soldiers, suffering from bad food indejestion, as well as former Kriegsmarine sailors, which were now transformed into marines do to the lack of ships, and former Luftwaffe pilots, which becomed the paratroopers, because of the lack of the planes.

  • @pipi_delina
    @pipi_delina Рік тому +6

    I love your art and history narrative

  • @OscarSommerbo
    @OscarSommerbo Рік тому +62

    The fall of Berlin is an underreported event, thanks for this video. But I suspect there is even more to uncover in this area.

    • @timothyhouse1622
      @timothyhouse1622 Рік тому +30

      It is underreported because in Western schools when you learn about World War 2 they go out of their way to make the Eastern front sound like a side story instead of the Main Event. The vast majority of German troops and material were sent east to be put in the meat grinder. The Allies in the Western theatre didn't see armies even half the size, even during the Ardennes Offensive.

    • @stc3145
      @stc3145 Рік тому +7

      @@timothyhouse1622 And Eastern schools dont learn how significant the Western part truly was.

    • @timothyhouse1622
      @timothyhouse1622 Рік тому

      @@stc3145 I'm sure you actually don't know what Eastern school curriculum is and just felt the need to defend against someone saying the west ignores Soviet contributions.
      bUt RuSsiA cOuLdnT wIn wiThOuT lEnD LeAsE.
      Well, maybe, but the Allies couldnt win without the Soviets.

    • @talknight2
      @talknight2 Рік тому +5

      It isn't underreported, it's THE best-known Eastern Front battle except maybe Stalingrad.

    • @sebe2255
      @sebe2255 Рік тому +1

      @@timothyhouse1622 No they don’t, they obviously focus on their own country’s history more. When it comes to most kids in school you can be glad if 10% of thr knowledge is retained

  • @rickysifuentes3121
    @rickysifuentes3121 Рік тому

    amazing video never disappoint love this chanel

  • @mathewkelly9968
    @mathewkelly9968 Рік тому

    I feel I panned your PNG Australia vs Japan video like a year ago , this is much better Griffin keep up the good work

  • @classiccorvega5989
    @classiccorvega5989 Рік тому +61

    I must say the armchair historian has come a long way. Truly a marvelous video

  • @dairydregone7146
    @dairydregone7146 Рік тому +360

    "Our grip tightens around the black heart of Berlin. The Führer demands all to shed their last drop of blood in it's defense. The old, the young, the weak. If they stand for Germany, they die for Germany. Building by building. Room by room. One rat at a time." - Victor Reznov from CoD World At War

  • @VaderPopsVicodin10
    @VaderPopsVicodin10 Місяць тому

    Honestly never seen anything else done like this before.. very very cool. Well done!!

  • @626-hk3mt
    @626-hk3mt 21 день тому +1

    No after dark x sweater playing. I can't watch without that

  • @FriendlyMexican2005
    @FriendlyMexican2005 Рік тому +18

    I have an idea, what if you attach various operations or battles of the Japanese imperial army in a single video to explain the war in the Pacific?

  • @tabbywolf801
    @tabbywolf801 Рік тому +4

    The Slavic Speech when Recounting Vasili's Quote is a Nice Touch

    • @embreis2257
      @embreis2257 Рік тому

      let's hope it is written correctly. they mispelled 'intelligence' and the German word for 'coward'

  • @ezsu
    @ezsu 4 місяці тому

    That's a really good work !

  • @jakes9876
    @jakes9876 Рік тому +14

    You forgot that the defenders of the reichstag had an infinite amount of grenades

    • @harolddavis1493
      @harolddavis1493 Рік тому

      Well yes but eventually they would probably have run out I mean there was millions of Russians rolling into Berlin

    • @jakes9876
      @jakes9876 Рік тому +4

      @@harolddavis1493 lol i wasnt being serious it was more of a Cod WaW reference

  • @justsomerandomcowpoke.6617
    @justsomerandomcowpoke.6617 Рік тому +3

    OK I kid you not I was watching the original battle of Berlin and was wondering to myself I wonder if he’s going to make a remake of this and then I see the video you upload literally three minutes later😂

  • @bubbubthealmighty9240
    @bubbubthealmighty9240 Рік тому +2

    That quote at the beginning is… kind of haunting.

  • @fredhanosky6176
    @fredhanosky6176 Рік тому

    Well researched information.

  • @brandonroxanis6046
    @brandonroxanis6046 Рік тому +1

    Love that wunderwaffe DG2 blueprint you snuck in there

  • @obamaprism8990
    @obamaprism8990 Рік тому +5

    Another absolute W from The Armchair Historian, love the videos man.