I am German, watched German WW1 documentaries for decades now and learned much more from this single episode than from all the other documentaries so far. Thanks for uploading.
@@user-hk8wz3pp3l like we haven't seen enough senseless death in that war. He wants to send one more person their for not having the title the way he wanted. Sounds like a reason a WW1 general would do. He's learned nothing from this war.
on way back from dunkirk ww11 dad cadged a ride part way from belgium. one of the troop dropped a grenade he said truck cleared in seconds he had walked to the frontier with BEF aged 19 east londoner
No Timeline copy and pasted the entire series to the point that it’s not in order and you’ll end up seeing things repeated. The actual series can be found here on YT
The nickle the Deutschland carried was from Sudbury, Ontario, via United States Steel who had a mine there. It caused a major uproar in Parliament, and United States Steel was kicked out of Canada and replaced by INCO.
The terrain at Gallipoli favored the defense. Turkey had been forewarned by an earlier British shelling. German officers in Turkey gave good expert advice.
Thats the reason why we lost so many troops.The Germans never wished a short battle at Gallipoli.My eight great great uncle joined the war none of them returned home.Rest them in peace and God save my country and the humanity from such a disaster again.🇹🇷
I remember the Zimmerman telegram from grade 8 history; it was mentioned in passing. what a stupid idea to ask an undeveloped country already in revolutionary shambles to invade a newborn industrial powerhouse....
I mean, America did take Mexican territory, it wasn't random. It actually made sense for Mexico to want its land back. It is getting it back via immigration anyways. Took more than a century for that to happen though lol.
Turkish Woman: Have you seen my Ahkmed? Soldier: Which Ahkmed? There are thousands of Ahkmeds. That’s like a few of the Somalians who played soccer with me in high school. The only 3 names you need to know are Abdhul, Hussien, and Mohamed and you got them all covered. One guy was even called Mohamed Mohamed.
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours ... You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well." Mustafa KEMAL ATATURK.
@@taliperdogan4226 that's right Mr Erdogan. Turkey have no friends except for Pakistan a lap dog for many decades. After the Prez on July 11th converted the great church of Hagia Sophia is againsit Allahs wishes according to Mohammed. Please see Qur'an 40:22 Invading conquering occupying other indigenous people's lands for good 1100 years now you think the world owes you a living. By wanting to join the EU after having 40,000 troops on Cypress for 46 years does not compute
Please pay no mind to these neo-ottomans, Gallipoli was a tragedy for humanity. Although we were enemies with the British, we are aware that the Tommies fighting on the front lines weren't to blame for the atrocities, they are no different than our great grandfather's in that they lost their lives fighting for their country. So therefore they are 100% our brothers, I just hope that all the people that lost their lives in the war are in a better place
Funny how you mention British forces defeated the ottoman empire yet fail to mention the fact that they bolted at the first sign of conflict and left the anzacs to fend for themselves
While I'm grateful for the docos, it's kinda pathetic that even after 2 years the manager of this channel still hasn't corrected the titles of the episodes, given that many people pointed out the issue.
Huge number of Ottoman Arabs,Kurds,cirraccian, Bosnian,Albanian also fought Gallipoli war alongside Turks for ottoman Caliph... commander Mustafa Kemal regiment was 2\3 Syrian Arabs soldiers
The name of this title reminds me of the TV comedy Police Squad Each episode had two different titles. The first title was shown on the screen, while announcer Hank Simms (famous for his announcing style on Quinn Martin Detective shows), reads the second one instead. for example you see the title as A Substantial Gift but the announcer says tonite episode The Broken Promise
The Lusitania WAS carrying weapons , as it turns out. Declassified documents show that Wilson knew that. An archaeological expedition, in the 90s, found the weapons.
@MichaelMike, The Brits have always been deceptive and it wouldn't surprise me if the leaders used the Lusitania as a bait to get the Germans to attack her and then with the loss of so many lives, the US would be forced into the war, which is exactly what happened. Also, I would have sent several escort ships perhaps 100 miles to sea as protection and for rescue in the event of an attack.
@@Brandon-cp3eb , Wow! Good memory. You jogged my fading brain cells and yes, I do very vaguely recall that program. Funny how it took so long and yet the info was available in 1915. The Brits were always deceitful and concealed the truth from the public before and after the fact.
Yeah man that was the same year Geraldo had the Nat Geo special when they opened up the new found chambers in the Sphynx. But yeah clearly. The Zimmerman telegram is even questionable not to mention not thought out even if they were real.
@Dennis Wilson Of course it was typed in England, and on English paper. The "telegram", not letter, was intercepted and decoded by the British after they had cut the German transatlantic cables. It was an encoded message transmitted from the German Foreign Office by the German Foreign Secretary Arthur Zimmermann, who, quite amazingly, when asked about the telegram, freely admitted to have sending it. Hardly a great conspiracy on the behalf of the British.
I think the main achievement of the blockade was the denial of phosphates to the Central Powers which in turn meant a lack of fertiliser. At a time when many farmers were in the military, it hit food production as phosphates that were available were being used in for armaments. It strikes me that the spring of 1918 would have been a good time for Germany and Austria to offer peace at the former borders to the UK, France and Italy.
They did offer peace, but Germany wanted to hold onto Belgium and its Russian conquests, and AH obviously didn't want to liberate its Slavic territories as Wilson desired.
The Ottomans *and the Germans*. Other than the great Mustafa Kemal, Ottoman officers were mostly a lot better at murdering Armenians than leading a modern army.
I don't understand. There appear to be multiple versions of this documentary series in which much of the narration and even some of the video has been, not slightly modified, but completely changed. Some of the background music is even different. What's up?
I still think it is crazy that people thought war was honorable. I mean... war has existed for a lot longer than WW1 and it was NEVER a clean, pretty thing.
Because the Bolshevik who put this together didn't know this is episode 8 or 9 of ww1 the complete series which is 10 episodes...if u wanna watch the 1 with Gallipoli(I highly reccomend.This is a great series)its on youtube its episode 4...its about the middle east and titled holy war...or what Muslims call a holy war i wont even type that word because the FBI will flag me probably...as for the dirtbag who misled they are now enemies of the people...we call people that in America nowadays...sheesh good times
So disappointing. There was little, to none, information on the Gallipoli fiasco. One of the worst disaster's of the war for the Australians. Inept military leaders sent them to their deaths.
Love the documentary series but you should probably change the title. I selected this video because I thought I would learn something about the Gallipoli campaign and it’s not even mentioned in passing….
Huh, they say that? The relationship between Germany and AH ended up pretty bad, but I've never heard or read that AH ever joined or attempted to join the Entente.
Something is seriously wrong with the uploads. Upto and including the title sequence everything seems ok. But afterwards this is the same as episode 7? What is going on
the neutrality of the USA exists only on paper til entrance in the war... selling weapons, ammunition and resources is not neutrality... this is the same problem in the ww2...
@ROBINSONREX1 false, In 1899 and 1907, the Hague Peace Conferences defined more precisely what behavior can be expected from a neutral state. Even in peacetime, he must behave in such a way that, in the event of war, he can credibly establish that he does not favor or discriminate against any of the warring parties and that he does not participate in any fighting or promote it. This is not just about military matters, but also about economic relationships that are neutral. The behavior of the neutral thus includes not only the formal freedom to form alliances, but also making the neutral attitude credible. Selling war goods to England, but at the same time sanctioning Germany for stopping deliveries is not neutral.
I’m just a little confused. Wonderful video. I learned stuff I had never even thought about let alone been taught in school. However, and it’s a BIG however, what the heck did this have do with the last Ottoman Empire?? Very confused.
Timeline chopped and changed this entire series unfortunately, the actual series the way it’s meant to be in chronological order can be found here on YT
There aren’t great or noble reasons. “Timely” power grabs led previously allied world powers to join in a conflict that dominoed into successively larger, further reaching and nightmarish consequences.
These battels were proving British intelligence was introducing too old & wrong information about Turkish territory(open Turkish eyes) but in opposite status other Uthman territories were( opening book) front British intelligence eyes
This is based on the book "The First World War" by Hew Strachan (Penguin Press.) Each episode is based on a chapter from the book. I'm rereading it now for about the 3rd or 4th time; it's a good read.
Im trying to figure out why, on my copy of 'the first world war' - episode 4 is called 'jihad' rather than 'all out war' and covers gallipoli but is not the same episode. Same intor though. weird.
Thumbs down are you trying to share an ice history documentary or try to make as much money on ads as possible? Over 10 spots with each double ad in it during the
Now I'm no scientist, but I don't understand why if wood floats, how many wooden ships sink. I can understand metal ships because that has to be really heavy. But if wood floats, why do wooden boats sink?
The mass of the boat combined with the water entering into it is greater than the buoyancy of the water supporting it. Separately the planks would float; combined they sink. A gallon of water weighs 8 pounds (3.6 kg); you're talking about tons of water pulling it down.
the german embassy took out a newspaper ad in an american newspaper threatening/warning civilians that they might be killed if they went anywhere near britain, what!! 14:38 Imagine you're watching tv and you see a commercial from some foreign country like "don't go to this place or we might kill you" Too wild!!!
That is kind of like the risk that is involved with entering a war zone, certainly if you're traveling on a ship transporting ammunition... But no matter what warnings governments issue it appears personal pleasure outweighs common sense (as demonstrated time and time again during the current world's crisis).
Possibly true of the general population, but the American political and financial elite, Anglophilic and largely of British descent, favored Britain from the start.
There were a lot of German, Irish and central and southern European US immigrants and their descendants who either had no love or active hate against the Brits in the 19-teens.
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Who gives you permission to post these documentaries you don't make
The ottemon lost again 🤣
"The last of Ottoman victories"
Spend the entire video talking about Germany and their U-boats
Right!
They switched titles with previous episode. 2nd I think
@@mcfahk you can find the actual series the way it’s meant to be in chronological order here on YT, idk why Timeline messed it all up
Here is the real The First World War 04of10 Jihad 1914 to 1916 episode: ua-cam.com/video/PP7GEC4ccdI/v-deo.html
I am German, watched German WW1 documentaries for decades now
and learned much more from this single episode
than from all the other documentaries so far.
Thanks for uploading.
It's my second time through this documentry series. Thanks for the upload!
The titles don't match the content however this 10 part series is tremendously detailed and hardly bias at all
I recommend it in its entirety
The chapters are incorrectly labelled. This episode is actually 9th or 10th, not 4th.
Unless you're German ahahaha
One of my favorite documentry series; but whoever is responsible for uploading and titling these for UA-cam should be sent to the trenches.
Back to the front!
Perhaps it is done in irony by this point.
Why tho?
@@user-hk8wz3pp3l like we haven't seen enough senseless death in that war. He wants to send one more person their for not having the title the way he wanted. Sounds like a reason a WW1 general would do. He's learned nothing from this war.
@@user-hk8wz3pp3l the title doesn't reflect the topic. There was nothing in here about Gallipoli, mainly '17-'18 actions and trench warfare
By far the best documentary series I've ever seen on WWI. Many thanks for this channel!
Fun fact just 50 years before ww1 there was a war with a higher death toll
@@kakashi101able the Taiping Rebellion?
@@MadTracker yep your right
You’re right this is the best documentary on WWI.. I really like the personal letters
@@MadTracker I never heard of that. I'm going to check it out!
Excellent series! Have watched every episode several times.
The guy who threw a grenade and hit a tree and had it bounce back, i can imagine me doing something that stupid if i was there.
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on way back from dunkirk ww11 dad cadged a ride part way from belgium. one of the troop dropped a grenade he said truck cleared in seconds he had walked to the frontier with BEF aged 19 east londoner
The Battle Of Gallipoli was in the previous episode. All of the episode titles are one episode behind.
Whats episode 1, The 1870 war ?
No Timeline copy and pasted the entire series to the point that it’s not in order and you’ll end up seeing things repeated. The actual series can be found here on YT
This is episode 7, I believe
Real fans don't read the title we just click "next episode"
Bang on..! Hope it Keeps coming, Please..!
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OMG they mentioned the Bethlehem Steel that's where I live it closed in the 80's after supplying two world wars with steel.
You're from Sparrows Point?
Yeah bc China's steel was cheaper
That was a sad moment for America.
Cool story.
The nickle the Deutschland carried was from Sudbury, Ontario, via United States Steel who had a mine there. It caused a major uproar in Parliament, and United States Steel was kicked out of Canada and replaced by INCO.
Corporations,banks-------- all with no loyalty to any nation,right!
It's called Deutschland
@@hansolo5912 Sorry about that. I usually look up spelling, but for some reason I missed this one. Thanks.
Great video, but the title needs to get changed. The Battle of Gallipoli was not mentioned at all.
The Battle of Gallipoli was covered in a previous episode. In any case, Gallipoli was not really a sea battle.
Thanks for this
Thanks!
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great documentary. I always thought I know quite enough about history, but I was wrong.....
Thousands of Americans tried to enlist in the German army??!!! I TRULY had no idea of that. Wow.
Lusitania was transporting munitions to Britain, making it a sad but legitimate target.
thus dragging the US to the war
I like all the Erik Satie tunes in this doc.
All the ads in this video or most Timeline videos on UA-cam are more tragic then WWI
Why is every good history story's volume turned down to where you can't hear anything?
Cos it's a fake product.
I can hear it just fine. Clean your ears
The terrain at Gallipoli favored the defense. Turkey had been forewarned by an earlier British shelling. German officers in Turkey gave good expert advice.
also turkey got some German machine guns just in time
Thats the reason why we lost so many troops.The Germans never wished a short battle at Gallipoli.My eight great great uncle joined the war none of them returned home.Rest them in peace and God save my country and the humanity from such a disaster again.🇹🇷
Was looking forward to watching about the battle of Gallipoli instead the program didn't mention anything about even the year of the battle.
I remember the Zimmerman telegram from grade 8 history; it was mentioned in passing. what a stupid idea to ask an undeveloped country already in revolutionary shambles to invade a newborn industrial powerhouse....
I mean, America did take Mexican territory, it wasn't random. It actually made sense for Mexico to want its land back. It is getting it back via immigration anyways. Took more than a century for that to happen though lol.
@@philliplouis6151 this is dumb
Turkish Woman: Have you seen my Ahkmed?
Soldier: Which Ahkmed? There are thousands of Ahkmeds.
That’s like a few of the Somalians who played soccer with me in high school. The only 3 names you need to know are Abdhul, Hussien, and Mohamed and you got them all covered. One guy was even called Mohamed Mohamed.
There are priest and pastors named muhamed ua-cam.com/video/5zJ872BPZzw/v-deo.html
One day we'll have a Pope called Muhamed the First
LMAO!
It's Ahmet and that's wrong i have 35 soldiers under my control and none of them has this name :D
Brings to mind a Syrian named Sirhan Sirhan...
Thank you 😊
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours ... You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well."
Mustafa KEMAL ATATURK.
They are not our sons they where our enemy and will stay our enemy
Well, wish another Ataturk was there,now.
@@taliperdogan4226 that's right Mr Erdogan. Turkey have no friends except for Pakistan a lap dog for many decades. After the Prez on July 11th converted the great church of Hagia Sophia is againsit Allahs wishes according to Mohammed. Please see Qur'an 40:22 Invading conquering occupying other indigenous people's lands for good 1100 years now you think the world owes you a living. By wanting to join the EU after having 40,000 troops on Cypress for 46 years does not compute
Please pay no mind to these neo-ottomans, Gallipoli was a tragedy for humanity. Although we were enemies with the British, we are aware that the Tommies fighting on the front lines weren't to blame for the atrocities, they are no different than our great grandfather's in that they lost their lives fighting for their country. So therefore they are 100% our brothers, I just hope that all the people that lost their lives in the war are in a better place
One of the things that really gets to me is the suffering of women children and animals,the pictures never leaves your mind...
Men and women are equal now, so why would seeing them starve affect you more than seeing men starve and suffering? You sound like a doormat.
For disoriented - Galipoli was covered in the previous episode
I thought it was going to go into Galipoli in more depth!
History is written by the Victors
the plot twist at 9:00 that they didn't bring food back
Funny how you mention British forces defeated the ottoman empire yet fail to mention the fact that they bolted at the first sign of conflict and left the anzacs to fend for themselves
Rubbish.
While I'm grateful for the docos, it's kinda pathetic that even after 2 years the manager of this channel still hasn't corrected the titles of the episodes, given that many people pointed out the issue.
Timeline didn’t make the series- it’s from England Channel 4 in 2003, timeline also changed the episode names
@@tylerjerabek5204 but they are mislabeling the titles nevertheless
Huge number of Ottoman Arabs,Kurds,cirraccian, Bosnian,Albanian also fought Gallipoli war alongside Turks for ottoman Caliph... commander Mustafa Kemal regiment was 2\3 Syrian Arabs soldiers
Savaşta ölenlerin mezarları hala duruyor yalan yanlış konuşma
Was expecting a video about the Ottomans, instead we got a video about the Germans and their U-boats :)
The name of this title reminds me of the TV comedy Police Squad
Each episode had two different titles. The first title was shown on the screen, while announcer Hank Simms (famous for his announcing style on Quinn Martin Detective shows), reads the second one instead.
for example you see the title as A Substantial Gift but the announcer says tonite episode The Broken Promise
I don't understand why you won't fix the titling??
The Lusitania WAS carrying weapons , as it turns out. Declassified documents show that Wilson knew that. An archaeological expedition, in the 90s, found the weapons.
@MichaelMike, The Brits have always been deceptive and it wouldn't surprise me if the leaders used the Lusitania as a bait to get the Germans to attack her and then with the loss of so many lives, the US would be forced into the war, which is exactly what happened. Also, I would have sent several escort ships perhaps 100 miles to sea as protection and for rescue in the event of an attack.
I remember the Nat Geo special when they came up on those weapons stores in the Lusitania. 98ish I think?
@@Brandon-cp3eb , Wow! Good memory. You jogged my fading brain cells and yes, I do very vaguely recall that program. Funny how it took so long and yet the info was available in 1915. The Brits were always deceitful and concealed the truth from the public before and after the fact.
Yeah man that was the same year Geraldo had the Nat Geo special when they opened up the new found chambers in the Sphynx. But yeah clearly. The Zimmerman telegram is even questionable not to mention not thought out even if they were real.
@Dennis Wilson Of course it was typed in England, and on English paper. The "telegram", not letter, was intercepted and decoded by the British after they had cut the German transatlantic cables. It was an encoded message transmitted from the German Foreign Office by the German Foreign Secretary Arthur Zimmermann, who, quite amazingly, when asked about the telegram, freely admitted to have sending it. Hardly a great conspiracy on the behalf of the British.
The battle for replenishments, in general....like Napoleon and such.1877-1918.Very filled with fights years.
This is not gallipoli its “war at sea”
I think the main achievement of the blockade was the denial of phosphates to the Central Powers which in turn meant a lack of fertiliser. At a time when many farmers were in the military, it hit food production as phosphates that were available were being used in for armaments. It strikes me that the spring of 1918 would have been a good time for Germany and Austria to offer peace at the former borders to the UK, France and Italy.
They did offer peace, but Germany wanted to hold onto Belgium and its Russian conquests, and AH obviously didn't want to liberate its Slavic territories as Wilson desired.
"Lead pipes were pulled up and melted down for bullets". ya know, that was probably for the best, basically a civil works project lol
The thing is that the great Ottomans win the battle of gallipolli.
You have only played battlefield 1.
They won the battle but lost the war, and the so called glorious empire.
Muslims are such hypocrites about imperialism lol
The Ottomans *and the Germans*. Other than the great Mustafa Kemal, Ottoman officers were mostly a lot better at murdering Armenians than leading a modern army.
Johnathan Lewis sounds exactly like Anthony Andrews (Brideshead)
According to Wikipedia, Gallipoli was an indirect Ottomann defeat
after the war it was revealed that at the time of her sinking she was carrying over 4 million rounds of machine-gun ammunition
I don't understand.
There appear to be multiple versions of this documentary series in which much of the narration and even some of the video has been, not slightly modified, but completely changed.
Some of the background music is even different.
What's up?
I still think it is crazy that people thought war was honorable.
I mean... war has existed for a lot longer than WW1 and it was NEVER a clean, pretty thing.
an older friend of my dad's was a corporal engineer, he returned without injury.
So, I am 30 minutes in and Gallipoli has yet to be mentioned. What am I missing here?
Because the Bolshevik who put this together didn't know this is episode 8 or 9 of ww1 the complete series which is 10 episodes...if u wanna watch the 1 with Gallipoli(I highly reccomend.This is a great series)its on youtube its episode 4...its about the middle east and titled holy war...or what Muslims call a holy war i wont even type that word because the FBI will flag me probably...as for the dirtbag who misled they are now enemies of the people...we call people that in America nowadays...sheesh good times
Arelization that this is clickbait and NOT a real Timeline product.
Mislabelings happen. Wanna hear about Gallipoli, et al then watch Episode 3 instead.
@@scottleft3672 Except it is, dum-dum.
@@scottleft3672 they bought the rights to it
So disappointing. There was little, to none, information on the Gallipoli fiasco. One of the worst disaster's of the war for the Australians. Inept military leaders sent them to their deaths.
It was in the previous episode 'Episode 3: How WW1 Turned Global'. They really need to change the title
And they still fly the union jack....
Did they...?....because these things have ALWAYS run smoothly...lol.
Mel Gibson ran back to biblical times. It was definitely a disaster.
They say little about the Gallipoli disaster because otherwise they would have to speak ill about Churchill and everybody knows that is not allowed..
Right,x,z and z,very interesting.
the last dreadnought type ship is the USS TEXAS. not much about Gallipoli here
Love the documentary series but you should probably change the title. I selected this video because I thought I would learn something about the Gallipoli campaign and it’s not even mentioned in passing….
ive lost all my possessions....oh,! and my dead boys too
I still hate those Bosch
Wrong title for the ep....
if it wasn't for Polish Winged Hussars this movie would be so much different about Ottoman Empire :D
Yep , that charge seem like it out of a movie '
So Germany got in the war in the first place to defend Austria, to later see Austria joining the Ally against him? This is wild!
Huh, they say that? The relationship between Germany and AH ended up pretty bad, but I've never heard or read that AH ever joined or attempted to join the Entente.
What kind of click-bait scheme this title is?
Hmmmm....just realised this scumbag is taking us all for fools.
It’s not click bait, the titles were mixed up. It’s a great series however
They just got the titles mixed up when uploading it to UA-cam. Sheesh if you're that butthurt, just go watch it on Amazon Prime or buy the DVD.
Ottoman empire is coming soon Insha Allah 2023.
The title is misleading - only 10 minutes is devoted to The Allies Campaign against The Ottoman Empire
what is the name of the piano piece in the introduction
Episode 3 is age restricted can it be fixed ? I refuse to give my credit/ID to youtube. This is history after all it shoudn't be restricted.
Something is seriously wrong with the uploads. Upto and including the title sequence everything seems ok. But afterwards this is the same as episode 7? What is going on
Love it.
with over 35 minutes of "introductory clause" no mention of the Ottomans until 35:51...
These aren't really meant to teach you anything, more than beam with pride over your country's past. It's for your entertainment needs...
Wait another five minutes 4 minutes into the video they talk about the Ottomans
So you guys never figured out that the title is wrong?
Of all the evils in the world, it's humanity that causes the most.
Imagine thinking the Lusitania wasn’t purposely in danger by the US government as an excuse to enter the War
the neutrality of the USA exists only on paper til entrance in the war... selling weapons, ammunition and resources is not neutrality... this is the same problem in the ww2...
@ROBINSONREX1 false, In 1899 and 1907, the Hague Peace Conferences defined more precisely what behavior can be expected from a neutral state. Even in peacetime, he must behave in such a way that, in the event of war, he can credibly establish that he does not favor or discriminate against any of the warring parties and that he does not participate in any fighting or promote it. This is not just about military matters, but also about economic relationships that are neutral. The behavior of the neutral thus includes not only the formal freedom to form alliances, but also making the neutral attitude credible.
Selling war goods to England, but at the same time sanctioning Germany for stopping deliveries is not neutral.
Would be a good doc but too many adverts spoil it
Holy get over it Batman. The amount of whiners in the comment section is baffling.
This world was disingenuous for only middle age warfare,Not modern age warefare.
I’m just a little confused. Wonderful video. I learned stuff I had never even thought about let alone been taught in school. However, and it’s a BIG however, what the heck did this have do with the last Ottoman Empire?? Very confused.
Timeline chopped and changed this entire series unfortunately, the actual series the way it’s meant to be in chronological order can be found here on YT
Great documentary. But nothing to do with Gallipoli.
I dont get it, why was this war fought?
Because the Kaiser wanted "about 3 fiddy"
There aren’t great or noble reasons. “Timely” power grabs led previously allied world powers to join in a conflict that dominoed into successively larger, further reaching and nightmarish consequences.
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It took a hundred years but Mexico's finally taking back the Southwest
Are you talking about migrants from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador? You sound silly.
Title of the video is broken. This video has little to do with Gallipoli.
The Habsburgs figured out how to make the middle east fight for them. How'd they do that again?
The Lusitania was not the largest, most luxurius ship in the world. The Olympic was.
Good content with wrong title
These battels were proving British intelligence was introducing too old & wrong information about Turkish territory(open Turkish eyes) but in opposite status other Uthman territories were( opening book) front British intelligence eyes
is there any way in wich we can get the transcript of the video ?
This is based on the book "The First World War" by Hew Strachan (Penguin Press.) Each episode is based on a chapter from the book. I'm rereading it now for about the 3rd or 4th time; it's a good read.
Im trying to figure out why, on my copy of 'the first world war' - episode 4 is called 'jihad' rather than 'all out war' and covers gallipoli but is not the same episode. Same intor though. weird.
Thumbs down are you trying to share an ice history documentary or try to make as much money on ads as possible? Over 10 spots with each double ad in it during the
BRITISH LYRES FORCED AMERICA IN THE WAR
Actually...they are called Harps...a case of..."lost in translation" eh?
Umm, was Gallipoli even mentioned in this video?
Inshallah it will in this way.g,Hp.
Now I'm no scientist, but I don't understand why if wood floats, how many wooden ships sink. I can understand metal ships because that has to be really heavy. But if wood floats, why do wooden boats sink?
The mass of the boat combined with the water entering into it is greater than the buoyancy of the water supporting it. Separately the planks would float; combined they sink. A gallon of water weighs 8 pounds (3.6 kg); you're talking about tons of water pulling it down.
the german embassy took out a newspaper ad in an american newspaper threatening/warning civilians that they might be killed if they went anywhere near britain, what!! 14:38 Imagine you're watching tv and you see a commercial from some foreign country like "don't go to this place or we might kill you" Too wild!!!
That is kind of like the risk that is involved with entering a war zone, certainly if you're traveling on a ship transporting ammunition... But no matter what warnings governments issue it appears personal pleasure outweighs common sense (as demonstrated time and time again during the current world's crisis).
15 adds in a 40-minute tape we need more ADDS ---
Probably because you're watching on your phone
Yeh that program really interferes with the ads; makes one forget what you're supposed to be buying.
Hotdamn who organized thess titles???
Awful wars make for great history/documentaries.
Still
Not about what title suggests.
It's not about Gallipoli.
Beginning of WWI = A time when the Brits were not necessarily more popular with Americans than the Germans (according to this documentary)
Possibly true of the general population, but the American political and financial elite, Anglophilic and largely of British descent, favored Britain from the start.
There were a lot of German, Irish and central and southern European US immigrants and their descendants who either had no love or active hate against the Brits in the 19-teens.