The Secret Diaries of Mussolini's Son-in-Law | Ciano, Italy in WW2, Axis Powers, The Italian Empire
Вставка
- Опубліковано 29 вер 2022
- Thanks to ExpressVPN for sponsoring today's video. Go to strms.net/expressvpn_jabzyjoe... to get your first 3 months free! #ad
/ jabzy
/ jabzyjoe
Thanks to ExpressVPN for sponsoring today's video. Go to:
strms.net/expressvpn_jabzyjoeexpressvpn
to get your first 3 months free!
Thanks.
Ciano's comments of the situation are really interesting ! Especially, since he had some insight of those commanding the the war. PLEASE MAKE THIS A SERIES, its super interesting knowing how the people at the time felt about the developing events in europe and abroad.
Interesting to see that Italian leadership could see right through Germany's intentions yet still be dragged into the war anyway.
It was partially due to the Italians believing they would win by siding with the Germans.
But also a sense of honour, since Mussolini thought that Italy would lose all of her honour if she betrayed her allies again (refering to WW1)
After the Rome Protocols weren't renewed, and it became obvious Austria would be Anchlussed + making most of the world not friendly with them after the Ethiopian invasion they really didn't have any friends or potential allies apart from Germany.
I m impressed how well he predicted what will happen with Poland if war break out.
Its interesting that most people who dealt with Mussolini and his close circle often portrays him in a way that appears that Mussolini suffered from chronic depression or something close to that.
If that was true, its kinda explain to a degree a few decisions taken by him
he suffered for a sense of inferiority to Hitler . He had very difficult to accept the Nazi power (in his eyes prestige ) was greater than his when he was the teacher and Hitler the student .
@@locusta4662 It was also about a sense of losing control. Since Hitler basically was obsessed with Mussolini, Il Duce thought he could control him, which might have been his greatest mistake.
Look at the man's eyes while elated or enthused-like a Chameleon's turreted eyes, wide, glaring . . . my diagnosis is hashish-a lot of it-which lends well to rumors of his psychic conflicts. Bitter Mediterranean coffee, hookahs of hashish and tobacco, and the odd bottle of your neighbor's best wine. A 1920s/30s Rock Star's la dolce vita.
Disclaimer: I don't know everything, but I claim to when I'm online. Or stoned. And right now I'm both.
*All right, all right . . . there might've been cocaine involved, too.
@@WildBillCox13 bro you spoke only rubbish. Cocaine is a very heavy drug, try not to use it
Italian here…it is well known among Italian fascist historíanos that Ciano’s diaries have to be taken with a pinch of salt, as some sections have been edited post-mortem to appear “acceptable”
Very interesting, would love more videos on the diaries of Ciano.
He also called Spain future too. Interesting
Really interesting video, hope for a part 2
Well he called it with Poland.
A most interesting man. Urbane, brilliant, observant, utterly without moral compunction or ethical prerogative. A perfect example of European nobility.
No, not at all.
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. Give "The Ciano Diaries" a read. Great slice of the man's private thoughts.
This comment makes me feel so much confusion.
I like how bombastic he can be when describing a person.
I didn't expect to see so much focus on Croatia and Maček being mentioned. Maček is quite an interesting figure. Did you know that when he was offered to lead a fascist Croatia he refused? He was the most logical choice because he was a leader of the largest party calling for Croatian independence, the Ustaše led by Ante Pavelić by contrast were a terrorist organization acting from abroad, Italy in fact, which made Hitler fear would move Croatia too close to Italy. Did you consider making a video on Maček?
great video! is there a part 2?
Remember reading on wiki that many Japanese didn’t want to go to war with the us and were shocked as they admired the U.S but felt it was their duty
Source? From what I understood the majority of Japense civilians saw the USA as just yet more white colnisers (mostly due to their annexation of Hawaii and occupation the Philipines) added to the USA's trade embargo on Japan prior to the war many Japanese saw pearl harboud as entirely justified.
Jabzy your channel inspired me to start making own Videos
Thank you for your Videos!
Hey jabzy i love you videos
Great video.
Interesting stuff.
Where can I get this boom form?
You should definitely check out the book "Mussolini's Shadow", which is about Ciano and Mussolini. Incredible insight into the Duce
Well they shouldn't have (especially under my Alternative World History) but they did due to the Axis. Spain was fortunately smarter as a non belligerent ally.
Amazing diary
Interesting, but there’s something very wrong with the audio.
At first I thought that it was an April fools video.
Quite ridiculously interesting, I would almost make accusations of forgery.
I have heard of Mussolini's secret diarrheas, but his son in law too ?
League of Nations 1936.
Emperor Haile Selassie prophetic speech.
"They strike a match in Ethiopia, but the fire will burn Europe".
History almost repeats itself
Interesting
mega poggers video
They wanted to recreate the Roman Empire
Do a video on the history of pederasty in Minoan society. It'd also be great if you could include some other ancient European civilizations too, thanks.
I’d actually like to learn more about the great African kings that sold their fellow Africans for a few coins.
I’m sure there are plenty of European sources, since Africans didn’t write anything down about their entire history.
@@jacklaurentius6130 what is the Latin writing system derived from?
@@jacklaurentius6130 r u mad because ur race is proudly gay and you can’t even argue against it without everyone treating u like a jackass?
@@4d4fastwitch454 some other Caucasian script nearby.
@@jacklaurentius6130 if you could guess, how many tons of black semen do you think has been ingested by white women across the world collectively since 2010?
Boy’s diaries vs girl’s diaries
Damn the Mussolini regime really thought they could take the french alone. Talk about being delusional
I don't like the technique of incorporating the ad into the main body of the video... ...ads are too long & tedious anyway without them being forced on the viewer!
The Italians should of just rode the fence like in ww1 and jump in later on the winning side.
This was where Franco (Spain) was quite Clever methinks
Thanks god they didn’t, we would’ve had another 20 years of fascism
That's what they thought they were doing when they joined the war. France was falling and Mussolini wanted "a few thousand dead men to present himself as a man who fought". What he didn't consider is that Britain would have not surrendered after the fall of France
@@marcusmagni those darn Brits
That's literally the reason why Mussolini joined Hitler. He didn't want Italy to lose her honour by betraying her allies again (Not that she did, but the world saw it that way)
well his understanding and predictions where pretty good, however just another "Ducebag" as far as I'm concerned !
See, i worry about the things people are going to say about me when I'm gone and I'm just some dude who isn't old enough to have made any real enemies yet.
Imagine being one of the big demons of human history, one of the worst specimens out species has ever produced. not even your own son in law can produce a good picture of you after you're gone.
Based mussolini 💪
Mussolini got wrecked lmao.
@@noahkidd3359 you're gonna get *recktd* sooner or later, i wouldn't lol at a guy who did more in 20 years than some of us have done in 50 😂
@@shelbyspeaks3287 You mean, all those 20 years for nothing but for their country to get pounded into dust by wave after wave of allied bombers? The same regime who was stomped off the face of the earth, who's leader was attempting to flee his floundering state. Who was subsequently captured. Then rightfully shot dead? The same man who's body eventually decorated a local vendor street, with a disgruntled population who rightfully struck his bloated corpse, spat on it, disgraced it for all the harm, death he and his regime had brought to the people of Italy? I think the world will forever "lol" at him and his menagerie for generations to come. His legacy was for nothing, and it still shows. So you can still sit there and cope over how him, his allies had disastrously lost the war, and gained nothing from it, aside from a wake of a country in ruins, and piles of bodies.
@@shelbyspeaks3287 💯
Bro he was a fascist, and a corrupt one that made worse for the italian people
Dude, don't deminish your subject to shoehorn your sponsor.
How does being sponsored 'diminish' his subject??
Italians had no national identity, they were to clanish, not cowards just nothing on a national level to fight for. Il Duce didn't help either.
Never understood why he wasn't condemned for using gas on the Ethiopians long after it was considered a war crime.
True, italy should be a federal state
That can explain their shitty military performance from the Ethiopian war to today. The Italian military is still a laughing stock training wise compared it it’s counterparts in other countries
He was. It was brought up in the League of Nations at the time, but it was a muted cry because they had no power.