Deaths of WW1 = 17 million people Deaths of WW2 = 80 million people All involved bigger countries of WW1 had round about the same amount of weapons. Sometimes one side had the advantage in science and technology and sometimes the other side. In the end Germany had no chance win a fight against all major western nations at once with all their superior numbers of soldiers, colonies and their better access to food and raw materials. The Britons had the bigger navy in general and the Germans had the bigger submarine fleet (this war saw the first major involvement of the first real effective submarines in history). The Germans had a big Zeppelin fleet to bomb British cities. Then the britons invented new aircraft and new, special ammunition to shoot the Zeppelins down and then the Germans invented bigger and better bomber aircraft instead to replace the big and relative slow Zeppelins. Britons had bombers and Germany had them too, but more and bigger ones. This is only a small oversight over the weapons available of both sides. In the end the British navy and it's ability to isolate Germany from the sea and its ablility to resctrict the import of food and raw materials to Germany was the more decisive weapon. This was the first war, that was fought in the air, for example. It was the first war, that saw the use of chemical weapons. The Britons invented the first tanks in WW1 and were successful in using them to break up the trench warfare. But all those details are only small details of a bigger picture of this war. When you are done with your oversimplyfied reactions about WW1 and WW2 I will recommend you to watch some more detailed history videos about the single aspects (and weapons) of WW1 and WW2. For example: WW1 air war began with little, unarmed scout aircraft who were scouting for the own artillery and it ended in a massive clash of relative highly advanced airforces, who were able to shoot enemy aircraft with machineguns through the propellers and with big bombing aircraft. The most important thing about the beginning of WW1 was the fact, that the leadership of all involved nations was not really aware of the deadly impact of modern weapons like the machine gun, for example. And so all sides had those new, modern weapons...but the leadership started to fight that war with the obsolete tactics of the past. That had the effect, that at the beginning of WW1 tens of thousands were mown down by machine guns in old fashioned mass attacks with horses and bayonets, for example. But again: Watch first all the episodes of oversimplified about the general history of WW1 and WW2 and then we can watch the details about the unbelievable technological advances in both wars and how it happened in a kind of turbo-evolution under the pressure of those wars. Constructive criticism: It was a nice reaction...but I have to ask you to abandon this annoying bell with the click noises. I have to turn up the volume of my speakers, because the original video is pretty muted. Then this annoying bell comes along with a very loud bell sound and a very loud clicking sound. Do yourself a favour: Delete that stuff. It only annoys the crap out of the audience and it isn't bringing you any additional subscribers. The people, who want to see more of your reactions, will subscribe anyway. They don't need an ultra loud and irritating invitation to click the subscribe button several times in a video. If I like a channel, I'm subscribing. If I don't like a channel, I'm not subscribing. No amount of bell noises, clicking sounds and popping up invitations to subscribe...will change my behaviour. It only ruins the quality of your videos. I'm looking forward to your next reactions. Greetings from Germany
Thank you sooo much for taking the time to explain the details for me man means alot!!! Deffo looking forward to reacting to more🙌🙌 all thanks to you man I can enjoy Learning about history in a fun entertaining way 👊🙌
Deaths of WW1 = 17 million people
Deaths of WW2 = 80 million people
All involved bigger countries of WW1 had round about the same amount of weapons. Sometimes one side had the advantage in science and technology and sometimes the other side. In the end Germany had no chance win a fight against all major western nations at once with all their superior numbers of soldiers, colonies and their better access to food and raw materials.
The Britons had the bigger navy in general and the Germans had the bigger submarine fleet (this war saw the first major involvement of the first real effective submarines in history).
The Germans had a big Zeppelin fleet to bomb British cities. Then the britons invented new aircraft and new, special ammunition to shoot the Zeppelins down and then the Germans invented bigger and better bomber aircraft instead to replace the big and relative slow Zeppelins.
Britons had bombers and Germany had them too, but more and bigger ones.
This is only a small oversight over the weapons available of both sides. In the end the British navy and it's ability to isolate Germany from the sea and its ablility to resctrict the import of food and raw materials to Germany was the more decisive weapon.
This was the first war, that was fought in the air, for example. It was the first war, that saw the use of chemical weapons.
The Britons invented the first tanks in WW1 and were successful in using them to break up the trench warfare.
But all those details are only small details of a bigger picture of this war. When you are done with your oversimplyfied reactions about WW1 and WW2 I will recommend you to watch some more detailed history videos about the single aspects (and weapons) of WW1 and WW2.
For example: WW1 air war began with little, unarmed scout aircraft who were scouting for the own artillery and it ended in a massive clash of relative highly advanced airforces, who were able to shoot enemy aircraft with machineguns through the propellers and with big bombing aircraft.
The most important thing about the beginning of WW1 was the fact, that the leadership of all involved nations was not really aware of the deadly impact of modern weapons like the machine gun, for example. And so all sides had those new, modern weapons...but the leadership started to fight that war with the obsolete tactics of the past.
That had the effect, that at the beginning of WW1 tens of thousands were mown down by machine guns in old fashioned mass attacks with horses and bayonets, for example.
But again: Watch first all the episodes of oversimplified about the general history of WW1 and WW2 and then we can watch the details about the unbelievable technological advances in both wars and how it happened in a kind of turbo-evolution under the pressure of those wars.
Constructive criticism:
It was a nice reaction...but I have to ask you to abandon this annoying bell with the click noises. I have to turn up the volume of my speakers, because the original video is pretty muted. Then this annoying bell comes along with a very loud bell sound and a very loud clicking sound.
Do yourself a favour: Delete that stuff. It only annoys the crap out of the audience and it isn't bringing you any additional subscribers. The people, who want to see more of your reactions, will subscribe anyway. They don't need an ultra loud and irritating invitation to click the subscribe button several times in a video.
If I like a channel, I'm subscribing. If I don't like a channel, I'm not subscribing. No amount of bell noises, clicking sounds and popping up invitations to subscribe...will change my behaviour. It only ruins the quality of your videos.
I'm looking forward to your next reactions.
Greetings from Germany
Thank you sooo much for taking the time to explain the details for me man means alot!!! Deffo looking forward to reacting to more🙌🙌 all thanks to you man I can enjoy Learning about history in a fun entertaining way 👊🙌
@@RishiTheLittleDragon
Thank you for the nice feedback! :)