Those who ACTUALLY KNOW HISTORY, we come to find he does this quite often, rarely ever with full details, people ie the children like the videos but an adult has to sit with them.
I really like to think that the Treaty of Versailles and the damage it did to the German economy was ultimately what gave rise to Hitler, even though a certain angry, bald Italian man also played a big role in his rise as well.
I agree, mainly the Treaty of Versailles AKA France being retarded because it created a situation in Germany where, even if Hitler hadn't taken power, somebody else probably would have led Germany in the same direction
@@beyondobscure yes. Hitler was Europe's second fascist dictator. Mussolini was the first. Even though he was a staunch socialist in his youth, he eventually realized that socialism sucked and started the Italian fascist movement that would be the countries government for the next two decades. Mussolini ended up inspiring Hitler to take on a similar form and would be the early stages of what would become the second world war.
Yeah that’s exactly the point that bothers me the most when Americans talk about the third Reich they don’t understand how Hitler got elected and how he used the constitution to destroy the parliament and also how he managed to get his former nazis into the justice department the police or the media because only if you understand this than you can really talk about Germany during ww2 and why the people elected him
Fun fact: When the red army tried to take the old territories of the Russian empire, they tried using Poland as a bridge to export the communist cause to Germany. But they underestimated the Poles and were pushed back and finally realizing they couldn’t take each other they both drew up the 1921 treaty.
The Weimar Republic, officially named the German Reich, was the government of Germany from 1918 to 1933, during which it was a constitutional federal republic for the first time in history; hence it is also referred to, and unofficially proclaimed itself, as the German Republic. The nation's informal name is derived from the city of Weimar, which hosted the constituent assembly that established its government. In English, the nation was usually simply called "Germany," with "Weimar Republic" not commonly used until the 1930s.
0:37 - Excellent detail to his left arm being shorter than his right arm. That's also the reason why Wilhelm's pictures often depicted him only showing his right arm.
The fact that you manage to bring up Metropolis @ 11:41 surprised me! The fact that the majority of the film is lost it’s still something I think everyone should see what’s left of it anyways!
A lot of it has been discovered though, funny enough, a good section was discovered in Argentina, and another section discovered in new Zealand. As of 2010, a 2.5 hour long version of Metropolis has been made available via DVD/Blue-ray based off of these discovered prints.
An adding for the Locarno-treaty: (Weimar)Germany respected only the western borders according to Versailles but not to its eastern borders, this was before Hitlers rise to power.
That's because of the interesting narration and the animations - most people are better observers than listeners or readers so that is also more engaging
@@jonathonrobinson6081 The treaty of Versailles pretty much set them up for economic failure. Yet, they weren't even the one who actually started WWI, but were punished the hardest because Russia collapsed.
@@tielmaster7879The allies bent over backwards to accommodate the treaty. They even renegotiated it a couple of times. The German fascists were just pissy because they lost.
@@jonathonrobinson6081 yeah but keep in mind, Germany finished paying for WW1 in 2010. Most of it because the autro-hungarian empire fell and the Russians overthrew the Tsar. So only one left was Germany and they pretty much paid for everything lol. That's why the reprimands for WWII were much more lenient even though they deserved way worse. Punishing the future generation for their forefathers leads to further radicalization.
And people who have TDS always get really upset about "Star Wars getting political", not realising that SW didn't "get political", but that it had always "been political" since the start.
@@Joseph-mw2rl it's not like any other country was any better. All countries wanted a fight in ww1. If dealing war means thee destruction of your country then the world would be a very VERY different place.
Wilson: *suggests the colossal mistake that was the Treaty of Versailles* WW2 and Funny Moustache Man: *happens because of it* Western Powers: *Pikachu face*
I’d love to see a video on Japan’s government before militarism. It’s always a fascinating topic to see what national systems of government looked like before they eventually fell to fascism in all its forms.
@@ManiacMayhem7256 The fact Germany was infiltrated by Russian communists who put Germany in a unemployment rate of 30%+, legalizing child prostitution, and the greatest economic depression of all time. That is why people like Mustache man rose to power.
@@ManiacMayhem7256 he forgot to mention how degenerate weimar republic is when it is their defining feature and the reason why angry mustache man did what he did.
Research who was actually foing good throughout this hardship. This group of people despite making up 1% of the population controlled 50% of all media 70% of the judges 57% of the metal trade 22% of the grain and 39% of the textile trade. Kind of mirrioring what happening today.
Okay again? How many countries will you had white people being the minority but having a disproportionate amount of power? How many countries gained their independence from a white country?
This is how you get angry mustache man. People like to ask "why" the German people went along with him, well I mean this is the video they need to watch.
Also because at the time Hitler commited like none of the atrocities that would make him so infamous, so tommost people he was just another politician.
True! This "Treaty of Versailles" is one of the most bullshit and also a form of biggest collosal fucked-up decision moment right there. Hopefully something like this *_won't_* happen again... *_Hopefully_*
"The receptivity of the masses is very limited, their intelligence is small, but their power of forgetting is enormous. In consequence of these facts, all effective propaganda must be limited to a very few points and must harp on these in slogans until the last member of the public understands what you want him to understand by your slogan." - A.H.
"The most precious possession you have in this world is your own people. And for this people, and for the sake of this people, we will struggle and fight, and never slacken, never tire, never lose courage, and never lose faith." - A.H.
2022: Weimar Republic 2.0 beginning. Greetings from Osnabrück, Lower Saxony, Germany, The birthplace of Erich Maria Remarque. Funfact: I was on the same school like Remarque but graduated exactly 100 years later. His Novel All quiet on Western Front is until today a duty on this school for education at 9th grade. Remarque discribes in his book many parts of my hometown Osnabrück
How would you personally punish Germany for spreading the war which is now called ww1? You don't need to be extremely specific, it is a UA-cam comment after all.
@@kevinaguilar7541 how did Germany spread the war? I've seen the argument that they wanted the war to happen, but Germany was only in WW1 because the heir to the Austro-Hungarian empire was killed in Serbia, causing Austria to invade Serbia, which caused Russian to invade Austria, which obligated Germany to go to war with Russia, as well as France (who was allied with Russia)
Paul von Hindenburg wasn't Jewish, Hjalmar Schacht wasn't, neither were all the Chancellors from Ebert to Müller to Papen, the Zentrum party was Catholic exclusively, the SDP heads Hans Vogel, Otto Wels and Arthur Crispien we're all Protestants. Even the head of the Communist Party from 1925 to 1933, Ernst Thälmann wasn't Jewish. Your whole conspiracy theory doesn't stand up to actual facts.
Oh yes the NSDAP totally put a stop to all of that, which is why Ernst Rohn was gay, gay molestation happened a lot in concentration camps, Max Beila was well known as a pederast, war rape occurred rampantly, government officials had tons of parties and banquets and other decadent things, massed tons of wealth, forced abortions on Slavs and Jews, practiced eugenics which the Catholic Church condemned, did Aktion T4 which is also condemned by the church, were vehemently anti-Christian, occultism and Paganism was rampant, practiced socialism and increased government power, yeah the Third Reich was decadent, degenerate and anti-Christian, just in different ways from the Weimar Republic. Hitler's Table Talks is where his anti Christian beliefs become most apparent.
Fascinating documentary called 'Berlin Sin City' thats here on youtube highlights just how hedonistic and depraved Berlin was during the Weimar Republic. I thoroughly recommend it.
Are we in Weimar now? We'll know in 2 years. Update: we'll know in 17 days. By the way the thumbnail says $200 billion. I think they mean 200 billion Deutschmarks. If they really charged the former for a loaf of bread that would be an issue.
If anyone did this to any group of you, imagine how crazy you would get. The German people had the littlest semblance of an idea of Hitler's "inner workings" but they were promised an end to this , and to be respected amongst people again. Hitler, in his bodacioous speeches, brought Germany together. And in such a volatile state, they would welcome the changes they saw because they did not care for anythng but their families, and this was the answer that "God" had given them, in a way.
@unvaxxeddoomerlife6788sure, but we've been just printing more money since 1971 when the dollar stopped being backed by gold. Our living conditions have no parallels to pre WW2 Germany, inflation or not we aren't spending $120 on a loaf of WonderBread. The only true parallel to be made is the human tendency towards extremism during times of discontent, but again no parallels to Germany as today's extremism is limp-wristed even where it is organized; actions are scale to needs and despite what many would claim in their exaggerations, survival is not at stake, rather preferences and alleged rights.
Another problem was: The Weimar Republic wasn't really led by people who were pro-democratic. Most of them were either pro-marxist, monarchist or nationalist, but never democratic. Therefore, the Weimar Republic was also named a 'Democracy without democrats'.
Its rare that I say this but,I love your explanation of history without a bias. You have an art at squeezing so much historical facts into such short segments. Keep it up👌🏿😁
Yet only a footnote statement of the degeneracy of the republic. Nothing about the destitute state of the place or people forced into protitution or selling their children.
@@199gSauerkraut By they I guess you mean the US, because the Globalists (IMF, WEF, UN etc) set China up to be the manufacturing super power they became and are in cahoots with them. As are the US Democrats and the Republican Rhinos. All over the world Bi partisan Governments are controlled behind closed doors from Switzerland and Belgium, They created a revolving door of two party Governance all over the world and the ordinary voter believes their vote counts. It doesn't its why they hate Trump because he went rogue and tried to drain the swamp, he could be controlled opposition as well as these bastards play 4D chess with us as their chess pieces. The next 20 years will be very interesting.
Very good job fellows!! Congratulations. "Small coastal town of Wilhelmshaven" is a funny way of saying "the largest and most important naval base in Germany."
"a merely fallen enemy may rise again, but the reconciled one is truly vanquished." forget this, and YOU are responsible for the fury of the bear you poke...
I would rather say that Serbia currently has something similar, with nationalist trash flooding our side of social media and discriminating everyone who isn't "purebred" white, straight Orthodox Christian Serbian, but OK
For the most in-depth look into this period of time in Germany, I recommend reading "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich." It was written by William Shrier, a corresponded who lived in Germany through this time period. He also had post war access to the 485 tons (yeah, tons) of German government documents captured and preserved by the US Army when they reached Berlin. Shrier also covered the Nuremberg Trials after the war.
@@thomas.thomas Oh well, I am sure that the USSR kept the most interesting stuff for themselves, and there is a chance some of these documents have not been declassified even now. And what about all the documents the US didnt declassify? Imagine all the knowledge that is still missing...
@@dinarichyperborean1455 The US Army did not assault and capture Berlin, the Soviets did, but the US Army occupied their assigned sector beginning July '45. So they "arrived" just as I said. Why are you trying to nit-pick my statement? The point is read the book I mentioned because its full of verifiable factual information.
Lol yes They we’re communist liberals putting other countries first. Just like Us is doing now Adolf wanted what was best for his people but he got carried away
Germany: Ok ok, I will respect your borders Czechia and Poland. Poland : Highly doubt that. I'd never try to take lands. Czechloslovakia : Oh thank god. *sees Poland trying to take their land* HEY! POLAND WTF? Poland : PFTTT WAHHH I'M JOKING
@Darker_Mage just you wait. The same type of people who wrote "Germany must perish !" Are once again controlling the country. It's gonna become a Weimar Republic 2.0
@Darker_Mage Inflation has to ramp up before it goes parabolic. I'm sure that in July of 1922, bread wasn't doubling in price every day, but just going up by 4-5%.
As a German I feel offended that you call our most important naval base a small city and like to charge reparations of 20.000.000.000.000.000 Reichsmarks for that.
Wow, what a tumultuous period! 😲 On one hand, artistic and cultural progress, on the other, political and economic turmoil! 🎭💰 It's as if the Weimar Republic was a ship caught in a storm, never reaching the shores of tranquility. 😔 Thanks for this informative video! 👍
“Allegedly being burned down by Communists” The Communist that did it, Marinus van der Lubbe, admitted to doing it with Pride because he thought it’ll inspire his comrades to revolt. Was it a dumb move? Certainly, but he was only 24 and had no prospects in life so, arguably like the Mass Shooters of today, he’s going to do something stupid to, in his mind at least, support the only thing he has left which is ideology. Did it ultimately benefit the National Socialists? Yes. Of course it benefited the Nazis but why would they have to orchestrate an elaborate false flag when their political enemies already had a predisposition to violent/revolutionary behavior?
@@RavusNox-z5i well it’s, in the communist worldview, a symbol of the old German Aristocracy and the Bourgeoisie which inherently “oppress” the workers. Thus if that symbol was destroyed then the institutions it represents could be destroyed and such a revolution would, in theory, galvanize the proletariat to revolt. Was is unrealistic? Yes, certainly. But I can see how a young man who doesn’t really think things through and is engrossed in this extreme worldview can convince himself that it’ll work. I mean we can see contemporary examples of young, stupid, ideologically driven men thinking that vacuous acts of violence would galvanize “Their Side” to revolt in mass shootings, the Congressional Baseball Shooting (perpetrated by a Western Communist) and the Christ Church Shooting (perpetrated by and Eco Fascist) just to name a few.
@@zackkilgore528 I see it as misguided because parliament IMO is not a symbol of oppression or the "noble class", on the contrary it is a symbol of democracy as parliamentarians are representative of the people, legally elected. In fact even the communists had parliamentarians. The Monarchists, the reactionaries, the nobility, in fact were against the very notion of a parliament. They simply ruled based on so called divine right without consulting the people. On the other hand, I can see that a person sees the Parliament as so corrupt and beholden to the wealth class, that it needs to be burned down. I can see that. Even in modern day, some people would like to burn down such buildings because our democracies seem not to work anymore and power is so concentrated.
Please do a video on the battle of Delville wood. As a South African it would be truly amazing to see our troops remembered on this channel. Thank you...
The leader of the Weimar Republic was the Reichspräsident, elected directly. The first Reichspräsident was Friedrich Ebert. After his death, Hindenburg Was elected in 1925. Formally Hindenburg remained the head of state, even after Hitler became Reichskanzler (Reichskanzler = head of government). In 1933 he was the only man, wo had in theory (!) the constitutional power to stop Hitler. But Hindenburg died in 1934 and after his death Hitler took his position.
Good video, but you could have mentioned the other presidial cabinets under von Schleicher and von Papen. Brüning was also known as the hunger chancellor
"Small coastal town of Wilhelmshaven" is a funny way of saying "the largest and most important naval base in Germany."
Langer Weg ist nach Wilhelmshaven
@Don't read profile photo I already whent through the arg so I won't
Those who ACTUALLY KNOW HISTORY, we come to find he does this quite often, rarely ever with full details, people ie the children like the videos but an adult has to sit with them.
can someone get simple history to do something about these don’t read my name bots
@Don't read profile photo shush bot
I really like to think that the Treaty of Versailles and the damage it did to the German economy was ultimately what gave rise to Hitler, even though a certain angry, bald Italian man also played a big role in his rise as well.
Mussolini?
I agree, mainly the Treaty of Versailles AKA France being retarded because it created a situation in Germany where, even if Hitler hadn't taken power, somebody else probably would have led Germany in the same direction
@Don't read profile photo ok
@@beyondobscure yes. Hitler was Europe's second fascist dictator. Mussolini was the first. Even though he was a staunch socialist in his youth, he eventually realized that socialism sucked and started the Italian fascist movement that would be the countries government for the next two decades. Mussolini ended up inspiring Hitler to take on a similar form and would be the early stages of what would become the second world war.
Yeah that’s exactly the point that bothers me the most when Americans talk about the third Reich they don’t understand how Hitler got elected and how he used the constitution to destroy the parliament and also how he managed to get his former nazis into the justice department the police or the media because only if you understand this than you can really talk about Germany during ww2 and why the people elected him
"Kept printing money"
Hey....I've seen this one before!
Ikr. So dumb. Thanks Keynes. Nazis followed in Keynes footsteps too. It's why their debt was so high. They had to launch the war
Yup. ARgentina copied from this event! 😂
Venezuela moment
modern day usa
Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
Fun fact: When the red army tried to take the old territories of the Russian empire, they tried using Poland as a bridge to export the communist cause to Germany. But they underestimated the Poles and were pushed back and finally realizing they couldn’t take each other they both drew up the 1921 treaty.
The Poles weren't exactly "good"
@@savagedarksider5934 But they along with Finland at least put up a good fight against those communist bastards.
General Pilsudski defended his country from a much larger Bolshevik army. This actually saved Europe from Marxism, as u have already stated.
God bless.
@@savagedarksider5934 much better than the bolcheviks tiny hats gee-noss-ciding the populations they control in the worst ways possible
The Weimar Republic, officially named the German Reich, was the government of Germany from 1918 to 1933, during which it was a constitutional federal republic for the first time in history; hence it is also referred to, and unofficially proclaimed itself, as the German Republic. The nation's informal name is derived from the city of Weimar, which hosted the constituent assembly that established its government. In English, the nation was usually simply called "Germany," with "Weimar Republic" not commonly used until the 1930s.
+ and the constitution was drawn up in Weimar because Berlin was too dangerous for the ministers
Thank you for your comment. It is completely right 👍
Kid, stop copy and pasting from wikipedia on UA-cam just to get likes. Everyone knows that statement from wiki.
The official name was deutsches reich und tho
Under Bismark...
0:37 - Excellent detail to his left arm being shorter than his right arm.
That's also the reason why Wilhelm's pictures often depicted him only showing his right arm.
The fact that you manage to bring up Metropolis @ 11:41 surprised me! The fact that the majority of the film is lost it’s still something I think everyone should see what’s left of it anyways!
A lot of it has been discovered though, funny enough, a good section was discovered in Argentina, and another section discovered in new Zealand. As of 2010, a 2.5 hour long version of Metropolis has been made available via DVD/Blue-ray based off of these discovered prints.
It's more like a very small minority.
Most of the film is public thankfully.
wait whats the timestamp
@@CrispyNuggetProductions I corrected it for the timestamp!
@@Dr_Larken thanks!
An adding for the Locarno-treaty: (Weimar)Germany respected only the western borders according to Versailles but not to its eastern borders, this was before Hitlers rise to power.
This made sense considering that the revision of the Treaty of Versailles was the ultimate goal of Weimar foreign policies no matter who was in power.
Even though I did this in History last term, it’s nice when a UA-camr does it.
GCSEs?
That's because of the interesting narration and the animations - most people are better observers than listeners or readers so that is also more engaging
@@user-op8fg3ny3j yhhh
Fr same
No wonder germany wanted revenge
Revenge for what?
@@jonathonrobinson6081 The treaty of Versailles pretty much set them up for economic failure. Yet, they weren't even the one who actually started WWI, but were punished the hardest because Russia collapsed.
@@tielmaster7879The allies bent over backwards to accommodate the treaty. They even renegotiated it a couple of times. The German fascists were just pissy because they lost.
@@jonathonrobinson6081 yeah but keep in mind, Germany finished paying for WW1 in 2010. Most of it because the autro-hungarian empire fell and the Russians overthrew the Tsar. So only one left was Germany and they pretty much paid for everything lol. That's why the reprimands for WWII were much more lenient even though they deserved way worse. Punishing the future generation for their forefathers leads to further radicalization.
@@tielmaster7879 Don't forget that Germany didn't exist from ~1945 to 1990.
IIRC article 48 was George Lucas's inspiration for order 66 in Star Wars. He took a lot of inspiration from past wars and adjusted them to fit.
Yeah
And the Night of the Long Knives is inspired for the Great Jedi Purge
the trench run in new hope is the dambusters raid
And people who have TDS always get really upset about "Star Wars getting political", not realising that SW didn't "get political", but that it had always "been political" since the start.
@@WT..... the difference is that the politics were subtle and most people didn’t notice, now it’s painfully blatant in shoving it down your throat
Weimar Republic : The treaty of Versailles is an abomination and the most unfair treaty ever made!
Austria Hungary :
*paprika on chicken intensifies*
TIK history pretty thoroughly ripped apart the Keynesian myth of the unfair Weimar treaty.
Well austria started the war so fair enough
@@Joseph-mw2rl it's not like any other country was any better. All countries wanted a fight in ww1. If dealing war means thee destruction of your country then the world would be a very VERY different place.
serbia stonks
Wilson: *suggests the colossal mistake that was the Treaty of Versailles*
WW2 and Funny Moustache Man: *happens because of it*
Western Powers: *Pikachu face*
Funny moustache man = chaplin :P
I’d love to see a video on Japan’s government before militarism. It’s always a fascinating topic to see what national systems of government looked like before they eventually fell to fascism in all its forms.
Japan never became fascist.
That was only Germany and Italy, Japan still had it’s king even though that general was a “dictator” dominating the Japanese military.
It's basically went back to the shogun
Feudalism. Didn’t you take history class???
@@Ontheregz shogun with no lord
History really does repeat itself.
The WEF is your enemy not your friend.
Based comment can't wait for the 30s
@@kukuV.3 If we make it to the 2030's without a major war I will be surprised.
@@radseven89 yeah me too
Because we failed to heed the warnings of God and turned from him.
Execute article 48.
Another great video about something I didn’t know much about!
You leaving out all relevant information in this is very telling!
Like what
@@ManiacMayhem7256 The fact Germany was infiltrated by Russian communists who put Germany in a unemployment rate of 30%+, legalizing child prostitution, and the greatest economic depression of all time. That is why people like Mustache man rose to power.
@@ManiacMayhem7256 Europa - The Last Battle.
Don't forget to verify the claims and sources.
@@nal5350
Also don't forget to watch an actual documentary, the Soviet Story. Proves how similar Soviets and Nazis are and how they helped each other
@@ManiacMayhem7256 he forgot to mention how degenerate weimar republic is when it is their defining feature and the reason why angry mustache man did what he did.
I learn so much from this Channel
“This enraged his father, who punished him severely.”
I always laugh at that lol
I love how the animations have improved over time. Keep up the good work
Research who was actually foing good throughout this hardship. This group of people despite making up 1% of the population controlled 50% of all media 70% of the judges 57% of the metal trade 22% of the grain and 39% of the textile trade. Kind of mirrioring what happening today.
Okay again? How many countries will you had white people being the minority but having a disproportionate amount of power? How many countries gained their independence from a white country?
@@BorntoYeetlike zimbabwe or haiti where they expel/kill all of them and then starve?
[CITATION NEEDED]
Source?
Make America the new fatherland
It cost $400, 000 to eat this bread for 12 seconds
This is how you get angry mustache man. People like to ask "why" the German people went along with him, well I mean this is the video they need to watch.
Also because at the time Hitler commited like none of the atrocities that would make him so infamous, so tommost people he was just another politician.
True! This "Treaty of Versailles" is one of the most bullshit and also a form of biggest collosal fucked-up decision moment right there.
Hopefully something like this *_won't_* happen again...
*_Hopefully_*
@@v.5442 The documentary Europa The Last Battle does
@@v.5442 Very antisemitic of you. Your credit score will be reduced by 5 points now
@@florians9949 You're correct, Hitler was Time's man of the year just 12 month before WW2 started
"The receptivity of the masses is very limited, their intelligence is small, but their power of forgetting is enormous. In consequence of these facts, all effective propaganda must be limited to a very few points and must harp on these in slogans until the last member of the public understands what you want him to understand by your slogan." - A.H.
"It is necessary that I should die for my people, but my spirit will rise from the grave and the world will know I was right" - A.H.
"The most precious possession you have in this world is your own people. And for this people, and for the sake of this people, we will struggle and fight, and never slacken, never tire, never lose courage, and never lose faith." - A.H.
Simple History fans once again proving they're based and AHpilled.
Sounds like the American news stations, particularly the left ones.
@@HighFlyingOwlOfMinerva I wished that people would stop writing that overused word in edgy jokes
I've been asking this since the beginning. But please do an extensive video about the Philippine-American War?
Bruh
@Don't read profile photo ok
@Don't read profile photo who cares
@Victory an ad saved haha
That's some good topic to me, especially I'm a Filipino and the Phil-Am War should have more attention!
2022: Weimar Republic 2.0 beginning. Greetings from Osnabrück, Lower Saxony, Germany, The birthplace of Erich Maria Remarque. Funfact: I was on the same school like Remarque but graduated exactly 100 years later. His Novel All quiet on Western Front is until today a duty on this school for education at 9th grade. Remarque discribes in his book many parts of my hometown Osnabrück
Komme aus der Nähe😁
France and Belgium: "Whoops looks like Germany missed their payment, guess we'll cripple their ability to pay the next one. THAT'LL SHOW EM!"
The artwork and animations are very nice to watch 👍
I like how simple history uses all of their animation styles in this video, from the beer hall video, to realism animation style, and everything.
I love your channel keep up the great stuff!!
@YT user What's finally here?
@@oliversherman2414 just a stupid spam bot ignore it
@@DivineRight454 ok thanks 👍
Weimar, a time of great depravity and iniquity
sounds familiar
@@Shimmer8 y ou r lack of knowledge on history is not an argument against me.
Well at least 1925-1929 era was ok
@@AFT_05G No it wasn’t. It was full of homosexuals. It wasn’t until the 30s that Germany was saved.
WWII could have probably been avoided had the allies not imposed reparations payment demands on Germany.
France and Britain were broke and owed America billions which wasn't going to be forgiven
@@Lazbotable Of course not, all they care about is money.
How would you personally punish Germany for spreading the war which is now called ww1? You don't need to be extremely specific, it is a UA-cam comment after all.
@@kevinaguilar7541 how did Germany spread the war? I've seen the argument that they wanted the war to happen, but Germany was only in WW1 because the heir to the Austro-Hungarian empire was killed in Serbia, causing Austria to invade Serbia, which caused Russian to invade Austria, which obligated Germany to go to war with Russia, as well as France (who was allied with Russia)
@@mattc9598 exactly. The leaders of Europe knew what will happen if one nation declared war on another.
"I would like a bread"
" 200,000,000 dollars "
"........"
Love your videos man keep on making
i dont think youre allowed to say who really ruled in weimar
Juice
@@mikest8958SoS from the book of revelations. Their messiah is the antichrist.
Paul von Hindenburg wasn't Jewish, Hjalmar Schacht wasn't, neither were all the Chancellors from Ebert to Müller to Papen, the Zentrum party was Catholic exclusively, the SDP heads Hans Vogel, Otto Wels and Arthur Crispien we're all Protestants. Even the head of the Communist Party from 1925 to 1933, Ernst Thälmann wasn't Jewish.
Your whole conspiracy theory doesn't stand up to actual facts.
@@XandateOfHeaven Prots are pretty much J's
How is my comment deleted but you guys are still here?
Another great Simple History video. Always nice to watch while working out. 💪
This channel is better than infographic show bc it doesn’t tell fake stories along with the lesson
Thank God there was no rampant degeneracy and child prostitution during the Weimar Republic
Or the first trans clinics or books about it that were burned
And then one day for no reason at all
Oh yes the NSDAP totally put a stop to all of that, which is why Ernst Rohn was gay, gay molestation happened a lot in concentration camps, Max Beila was well known as a pederast, war rape occurred rampantly, government officials had tons of parties and banquets and other decadent things, massed tons of wealth, forced abortions on Slavs and Jews, practiced eugenics which the Catholic Church condemned, did Aktion T4 which is also condemned by the church, were vehemently anti-Christian, occultism and Paganism was rampant, practiced socialism and increased government power, yeah the Third Reich was decadent, degenerate and anti-Christian, just in different ways from the Weimar Republic. Hitler's Table Talks is where his anti Christian beliefs become most apparent.
@@ManiacMayhem7256 holy fucking cope
@@ManiacMayhem7256 Röhm was long knifed for his crimes like many other perpetrators before and in the war
i feel this like this video covers very little of the Weimar republic
If you want a good cover read The Coming of the Third Reich by Richard J Evans
"Reasons" of course.
Well, it would be illegal in much of the world to report the facts.
they dont dare to say other fact since susan will nuke their channel
@@sunshineskystar she sure will, all the major platforms will censor you for talking about the weimar republic
Fascinating documentary called 'Berlin Sin City' thats here on youtube highlights just how hedonistic and depraved Berlin was during the Weimar Republic. I thoroughly recommend it.
Thats what caused a lot of people.
to vote for Hiter
its still today depraved and hedonistic
Socialist Pigs never left Berlin
Are we in Weimar now? We'll know in 2 years. Update: we'll know in 17 days. By the way the thumbnail says $200 billion. I think they mean 200 billion Deutschmarks. If they really charged the former for a loaf of bread that would be an issue.
Yeah we’re in the Weimar republic at this point, who wants to do what we know has to be done?
@@zynnertime1Start a war and split the country in half?
we all know who ruled germany and the rest of the world up until 1933 and from 1945 to present day. we are just not allowed to say their name.
Giga based
It was the Jews
Our heroes are dead and our enemies are in power
You are allowed to say their name but apparently too gutless to put your bigotry fully on public display.
America/Anglos and their ultimate masters.
If anyone did this to any group of you, imagine how crazy you would get. The German people had the littlest semblance of an idea of Hitler's "inner workings" but they were promised an end to this , and to be respected amongst people again. Hitler, in his bodacioous speeches, brought Germany together. And in such a volatile state, they would welcome the changes they saw because they did not care for anythng but their families, and this was the answer that "God" had given them, in a way.
Well,
Hitler published his „inner workings“ as a book for everyone to read - „Mein Kampf“.
So they knew, or could have known.
Do a video about the books the Nazis burned
yeah, very useless and degenerate books.
@@teddycooke8145 yeah mostly books from The Institute of redacted lgbtq books and other stuff that I will not mention because I have family around
Yes
They actually already made a video about those: ua-cam.com/video/7Lm6U4vxEhI/v-deo.html
Spicy lmao
Huge difference between '21 and '22 you say. Interesting. I'm seeing some, at the very least, economic similarities.
uh oh
History may not repeat itself but it does rhyme.
@unvaxxeddoomerlife6788sure, but we've been just printing more money since 1971 when the dollar stopped being backed by gold.
Our living conditions have no parallels to pre WW2 Germany, inflation or not we aren't spending $120 on a loaf of WonderBread.
The only true parallel to be made is the human tendency towards extremism during times of discontent, but again no parallels to Germany as today's extremism is limp-wristed even where it is organized; actions are scale to needs and despite what many would claim in their exaggerations, survival is not at stake, rather preferences and alleged rights.
I'll take simple history over my teacher anytime.
Same
Ask your teacher about Anton Drexler.
@Don't read profile photo I read your name.
My Father was a war historian teacher
The patterns in history repeats itself right now.
Your channel needs to b utilized in every history classroom its what it is cuzzy wuzzy
Brilliant, this part of history is nottalked about very much
Western countries sure tend to ignore it.
There is a great movie/documentary talking about it tho, it's called Europa The Last Battle
@C J B your comment isn't showing for me it notified me you replied but isn't showing in the replied. Strange
@@gigachad6885 Hitler chose me to lead the revolution
Great job on the video
Another problem was: The Weimar Republic wasn't really led by people who were pro-democratic. Most of them were either pro-marxist, monarchist or nationalist, but never democratic. Therefore, the Weimar Republic was also named a 'Democracy without democrats'.
Actually it’s a democracy but it just unstable
@@thientansangtran4893 yes, just like democracy
"pro-marxist" the social democratic party literally betrayed the german communist revolutionaries
Above all it was corrupt to the bone. It had no legitimacy after an Imperial government.
I didn't say that it wasn't a democracy. It was a democracy, albeit a non-functioning one.
Its rare that I say this but,I love your explanation of history without a bias. You have an art at squeezing so much historical facts into such short segments. Keep it up👌🏿😁
And yet no mention of the 4 letter words starting with J.
Yet only a footnote statement of the degeneracy of the republic. Nothing about the destitute state of the place or people forced into protitution or selling their children.
@@iankearns774Joke?
@@CMGThePerson Did it sound like I was laughing?
@@iankearns774I mean your ideology is one
"If Germany begins trading again in the next 50 years we will have fought the war (ww1) for nothing."
Winston Churchill 1919 London Times
what a gay
They feared Germany`s economic power !
Nowadays, they fear China !
churchill just wanted to destroy germany and the german people
@@199gSauerkraut By they I guess you mean the US, because the Globalists (IMF, WEF, UN etc) set China up to be the manufacturing super power they became and are in cahoots with them. As are the US Democrats and the Republican Rhinos. All over the world Bi partisan Governments are controlled behind closed doors from Switzerland and Belgium, They created a revolving door of two party Governance all over the world and the ordinary voter believes their vote counts. It doesn't its why they hate Trump because he went rogue and tried to drain the swamp, he could be controlled opposition as well as these bastards play 4D chess with us as their chess pieces. The next 20 years will be very interesting.
Very good job fellows!! Congratulations.
"Small coastal town of Wilhelmshaven" is a funny way of saying "the largest and most important naval base in Germany."
"a merely fallen enemy may rise again, but the reconciled one is truly vanquished."
forget this, and YOU are responsible for the fury of the bear you poke...
The animations are getting better dude, keep it up!
U were safe then heeb
You caused the hyperinflation
@@grandpaadolf3428Unless he was a German economics minister from a century ago, he likely didn't
right now Germany experiences Weimar 2:
Electric Boogaloo
I would rather say that Serbia currently has something similar, with nationalist trash flooding our side of social media and discriminating everyone who isn't "purebred" white, straight Orthodox Christian Serbian, but OK
@@RebelWvlf Based.
Can we skip to the part when moustache man auto respawns
@@declannewton2556 I'd rather see sheeple of that mustache-man transformed into carpets and hanging trophies tbh.
@@declannewton2556 No
The thumbnail of ol' Adolf yelling at expensive bread is just hilarious lol
Hitler: Execute Article 48
Communists: "surprised Pikachu face"
Communists weren't naive they planned to take over government too. They were led by Kremlin politburo.
For the most in-depth look into this period of time in Germany, I recommend reading "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich." It was written by William Shrier, a corresponded who lived in Germany through this time period. He also had post war access to the 485 tons (yeah, tons) of German government documents captured and preserved by the US Army when they reached Berlin. Shrier also covered the Nuremberg Trials after the war.
The US never reached Berlin
@@dinarichyperborean1455 Berlin was separated, one part given to the US
@@thomas.thomas Oh well, I am sure that the USSR kept the most interesting stuff for themselves, and there is a chance some of these documents have not been declassified even now. And what about all the documents the US didnt declassify? Imagine all the knowledge that is still missing...
Europa The Last Battle is also a good documentary to watch
@@dinarichyperborean1455 The US Army did not assault and capture Berlin, the Soviets did, but the US Army occupied their assigned sector beginning July '45. So they "arrived" just as I said. Why are you trying to nit-pick my statement? The point is read the book I mentioned because its full of verifiable factual information.
If we're not careful, history will repeat itself.
A great and timely video. 👍
This time it'll be done right.
God has already won and every knee will bow.
Now America is the new Weimar Republic.
More like the whole west
Thanks these videos are always very interesting. ❤️
So we made Germany pay such an unreasonable amount of Reparations that we ultimately caused WW2
Im surprised you guys didn't mention the last Chancellor of Germany before Adolf, Kurt von Schleicher.
The Austrian painter was right all along
2:55 sounds familiar to what's happening right now in the US...
I hope we end up with funny mustache man too!
Lol yes They we’re communist liberals putting other countries first. Just like Us is doing now Adolf wanted what was best for his people but he got carried away
This was a really helpful video, thank you for sharing!!
They knew what they were doing to Germany
My favorite History Channel
Germany: Ok ok, I will respect your borders Czechia and Poland.
Poland : Highly doubt that. I'd never try to take lands.
Czechloslovakia : Oh thank god. *sees Poland trying to take their land* HEY! POLAND WTF?
Poland : PFTTT WAHHH I'M JOKING
3:00 “Do you know, what those…are worth today? Just about the finest outhouse wallpaper you ever saw!”
Several small mistakes in the video. One of them would be that Hitler wore a suit with Hindenburg, not an uniform. But it is a good video.
Germany was ruled by the League of Nations after WWI which was started by the British and France.
Isn‘t it ironic that Germany has also an extreme inflation after exactly 100 years after that
@Darker_Mage just you wait. The same type of people who wrote "Germany must perish !" Are once again controlling the country. It's gonna become a Weimar Republic 2.0
@Darker_Mage
Lmao.
Well, the same people that were responsible 100 years ago won the war and are still playing their deranged games today. Slavery merely evolved.
@Darker_Mage Inflation has to ramp up before it goes parabolic. I'm sure that in July of 1922, bread wasn't doubling in price every day, but just going up by 4-5%.
@Darker_Mage but it is the highest inflation of the last 50 years
Thanks for this video.
This honestly sounds exactly like what the US is doing now… 2:10
I love this. I’ve got to do an assessment in school about the World War II and the Cold War on Monday.
There's a reason hitler's nazis and the communist parties looked like good options. Let that speak to the ineptitude of the Weimar Republic
this is really useful because this is one of my a level topics, cheers 🙌
As a German I feel offended that you call our most important naval base a small city and like to charge reparations of 20.000.000.000.000.000 Reichsmarks for that.
Who gives a shi5
@@nate0187dogg1 you by commenting
Wow, what a tumultuous period! 😲 On one hand, artistic and cultural progress, on the other, political and economic turmoil! 🎭💰 It's as if the Weimar Republic was a ship caught in a storm, never reaching the shores of tranquility. 😔 Thanks for this informative video! 👍
For a sec I thought this video was talking about current American.
Honest mistake
me too since yrs
It’s good to hear that narrator
“Allegedly being burned down by Communists” The Communist that did it, Marinus van der Lubbe, admitted to doing it with Pride because he thought it’ll inspire his comrades to revolt. Was it a dumb move? Certainly, but he was only 24 and had no prospects in life so, arguably like the Mass Shooters of today, he’s going to do something stupid to, in his mind at least, support the only thing he has left which is ideology. Did it ultimately benefit the National Socialists? Yes. Of course it benefited the Nazis but why would they have to orchestrate an elaborate false flag when their political enemies already had a predisposition to violent/revolutionary behavior?
He was probably not exactly right in his head. He looked crazy in a way.
@@RavusNox-z5i Well I wouldn’t necessarily call Lubbe crazy but rather fanatically loyal to his ideology.
@@zackkilgore528 I fail to see how burning the parliament down helps achieve communism, but I guess he had reasons lol.
@@RavusNox-z5i well it’s, in the communist worldview, a symbol of the old German Aristocracy and the Bourgeoisie which inherently “oppress” the workers. Thus if that symbol was destroyed then the institutions it represents could be destroyed and such a revolution would, in theory, galvanize the proletariat to revolt. Was is unrealistic? Yes, certainly. But I can see how a young man who doesn’t really think things through and is engrossed in this extreme worldview can convince himself that it’ll work. I mean we can see contemporary examples of young, stupid, ideologically driven men thinking that vacuous acts of violence would galvanize “Their Side” to revolt in mass shootings, the Congressional Baseball Shooting (perpetrated by a Western Communist) and the Christ Church Shooting (perpetrated by and Eco Fascist) just to name a few.
@@zackkilgore528 I see it as misguided because parliament IMO is not a symbol of oppression or the "noble class", on the contrary it is a symbol of democracy as parliamentarians are representative of the people, legally elected. In fact even the communists had parliamentarians. The Monarchists, the reactionaries, the nobility, in fact were against the very notion of a parliament. They simply ruled based on so called divine right without consulting the people. On the other hand, I can see that a person sees the Parliament as so corrupt and beholden to the wealth class, that it needs to be burned down. I can see that. Even in modern day, some people would like to burn down such buildings because our democracies seem not to work anymore and power is so concentrated.
Title: _"Who ruled Germany before Hitler?"_
Me to myself: *DON'T SAY IT OUT LOUD, DON'T SAY IT OUT LOUD*
oy v*y
Me, IRL: *says it out loud*
THE JUICE
The nooooooooose
Please do a video on the battle of Delville wood. As a South African it would be truly amazing to see our troops remembered on this channel.
Thank you...
Do a video on the leaders of the German communist revolution of 1918.
That’s anti semetic
Oy véy
WW2 was Man vs. Evil and Man lost
Based
Absolutely Weimar
Where was this when I needed it for my gcse history paper 😂 this is very useful
I love these videos!
"The price of bread rose four fold, life was hard." Try eight fold without a lost war to explain it.
Ukraine is a lost cause war. Another fucking forever war.
I honestly didn’t know who was the leader of The Weimar Republic EXECPT Hindenburg
And WHO pushed for all of that destructive degeneracy ? Hmmmmmmmm 🤔
Well, to be fair there are only two Reichspräsidents throughout the Weimar Republic's existence, 2/3 is occupied by Hindenburg...
Stresermann was one of the best as he's the one who got Germany into the golden age after ww1 before the Great Depression dragged it back down again
The leader of the Weimar Republic was the Reichspräsident, elected directly. The first Reichspräsident was Friedrich Ebert. After his death, Hindenburg Was elected in 1925. Formally Hindenburg remained the head of state, even after Hitler became Reichskanzler (Reichskanzler = head of government). In 1933 he was the only man, wo had in theory (!) the constitutional power to stop Hitler. But Hindenburg died in 1934 and after his death Hitler took his position.
And then, for no reason at all...
Good video, but you could have mentioned the other presidial cabinets under von Schleicher and von Papen. Brüning was also known as the hunger chancellor
Venezuela: i will finish what you started
11:28 thats why in berlin city yo u see " deutsch oper " as a stop in u2 ruhleben or u2 pankow or theodore heuss platz
I misread the title as "Who Ruined Germany Before Hitler?" and I think I like it that way.
I wanna watch that video.
Doesn't this video answers it?
Fascinating video none the less