General History- SMS Seydlitz

SMS Seydlitz, the third Imperial German battlecruiser, is the subject of this video. A famously tough ship that would not die. A ship that was turned to swiss cheese and came back from it.
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[@MrTScolaro]

You state that Seydlitz only had one inch more than the previous class. It's hard not to believe that that additional inch played a part in her surviving Jutland.

[@gazof-the-north1980]

This guy here does a great job of detailing Seydlitz's Jutland damage
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[@garysuth7121]

Its surprising how an extra inch can make a difference😄

[@marckyle5895]

@@garysuth7121 That's what she said, too! 😆

[@gildor8866]

Nitpick: SMS Seydlitz is the third german battlecruiser "class", but actually the fourth german battlecruiser, following "Von der Tann", "Moltke" and "Goeben".

[@Bismarck.1871]

I greatly enjoy your posts. Keep up the good work.

[@RayyMusik]

It’s easy to pronounce Kreuzer half-way correctly: croitser.
The German R is different from the American though.
Seydlitz would be roughly Zide-lits.

[@marckyle5895]

6:37 LOL the auto-captions displayed "keel" week...which I guess was _technically correct_ since there _was_ a large gathering of keels at _Kiel_... 10:58 You keep scaring the horses!

[@kruelunusual6242]

sad end to a fine ship

[@mikepotter5718]

Essentially the Germans made light battleships that cost a third more than Konig.

[@michaelpielorz9283]

was worth it, some nations build one-hit- wonders!!