British Reacts To WW2 - OverSimplified (Part 1)

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  • @iKvetch558
    @iKvetch558 2 роки тому +77

    Dunkirk was a battle, and then it was an evacuation...hundreds of thousands of Allied troops were rescued. France and Britain were unable to defeat the Germans after that, and France surrendered not long after.

    • @L3WGReacts
      @L3WGReacts  2 роки тому +19

      i thought so!

    • @nothingelse1520
      @nothingelse1520 Рік тому +5

      ​@@L3WGReactsyou should watch the movie Dunkirk

    • @BSell-b1q
      @BSell-b1q 9 місяців тому

      "unable to defeat the Germans" ...except at the battle of Britain, north Africa etc etc 😂

    • @iKvetch558
      @iKvetch558 9 місяців тому +5

      @@BSell-b1q I was clearly speaking only of the period after Dunkirk and BEFORE the fall of France...and was thus entirely correct.

  • @steves2241
    @steves2241 5 місяців тому +1

    My Father was in WWII, he was a 3rd division infantryman, he was on the ground killing Germans. He was a war hero too, he won the two highest medals you can get, the bronze star and the purple heart. He even served with the cowboy movie star Audie Murphy, he did a movie about his time in the war called to Hell and Back.
    My Father was also a marksman, and he had a whole box of medals from the war. He even stole some things from one of Hitlers houses, a handgun and a Nazi flag off the wall. Then he had them shipped back to my Mother, and we still have them.

  • @coyotelong4349
    @coyotelong4349 Рік тому +20

    Britain’s “victory” at Dunkirk was simply successfully evacuating their troops back to Britain before they were wiped out
    That’s why Dunkirk is famous
    Christopher Nolan’s film “Dunkirk” is a good one, I recommend it if you haven’t seen it!

  • @lindadianesmith6013
    @lindadianesmith6013 Рік тому +8

    Operation Dynamo, the evacuation from Dunkirk, involved the rescue of more than 338,000 British and French soldiers from the French port of Dunkirk between 26 May and 4 June 1940. The evacuation, sometimes referred to as the Miracle of Dunkirk, was a big boost for British morale.

  • @garrettviewegh9028
    @garrettviewegh9028 5 місяців тому

    Enterprise: “Don’t touch our boats”. *several boats get a little dented* “….OK! You better not-“. *witnesses Yorktown and Hornet sink* “Arlight, I’m done playing”.
    IJN: *gets haunted by a Grey Ghost hellbent on revenge* “Why do I hear boss music”?

  • @TheRealVenna
    @TheRealVenna Рік тому +5

    My dad grew up in Norway during WWII, and told us about a Nazi munitions ship that exploded in Bergen harbor. The blast was so powerful, it blew in all the windows for two blocks, and forced soot down chimneys and into the rooms of fire places and cooking stoves. He told other stories about Nazi soldiers showing up at farms in the country, and disappearing until the spring thaw when they'd show up in compost piles...

  • @circuitd942
    @circuitd942 Рік тому +3

    It amazes me people learn nothing from this. When you let a bully take stuff they keep taking stuff and will keep lying about other stuff they want to take. This is why Ukrain is important. Putin is a bully and he wants stuff. Support for Ukrain is very important. Because Putin will not stop at Ukraine.

  • @subnoizesoldier2
    @subnoizesoldier2 Рік тому

    When he said the country with bow and arrows and spears and they had tanks so they took it😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @hyperlmao1725
    @hyperlmao1725 2 роки тому +2

    insane

  • @ninetyy8
    @ninetyy8 2 роки тому +2

    interesting video

  • @timm3792
    @timm3792 Рік тому

    Dunkirk young man.

  • @loneranger668
    @loneranger668 Рік тому +3

    Dude, you pass "Tripping Out!" This is your grandparent's backyard and your backyard. How can you not know this history of your grandparent's suffering.

    • @shrekeatscupcakes3918
      @shrekeatscupcakes3918 Рік тому +2

      Ppl like to dog Americans😂

    • @Lina_unchained
      @Lina_unchained Рік тому +1

      Don't judge what people already know, judge what they're willing to learn. Unfortunately not everybody is taught about history in a well-rounded way, or in a way that helps them to retain the information. the real marker should be whether they decide to actively seek knowledge and expand their understanding of the world around them. I don't know where you're from, but I am sure there's suffering in your backyard that you don't know everything about. None of us know everything as long as we're willing to learn that should be what counts

    • @loneranger668
      @loneranger668 Рік тому +2

      Well, in my opinion, you are right to a certain degree. It is encumbered upon us to want to learn about our history after a certain age. As children, we are afforded the luxury of personal historical ignorance for a short duration of our lives. After that period is over, we as individuals must hold ourselves accountable for any personal historical ignorance of our history. Every generation must stir the kettle of knowledge in order to shine the lights on ignorance; that is every individual's responsibility as they mature with time. Thank you for your comments!@@Lina_unchained

  • @frontgamet.v1892
    @frontgamet.v1892 2 роки тому +2

    So i must fix it a little bit because it's a little bit wrong and details are important in that topic.
    So Hitler was really psychological at the end, really, he was not right in the Head Wich is proved. It has many reasons like this one Art school if they would have take him as a student this whole thing would be not happened. Because many things that make him so strong and important was actually luck like the German Eiche table that saved his live on a bomb attack or the Versailler contract Wich was completely unfair (his Art was even not that bad... So wow Art school)
    His ideology was wrote in prison it was just all propaganda shit with the "Aryan" race like he was an Austrian and told the "Germans" (Because the Nazis were no real Germans they wanted to destroy our democracy) how a German has to look like and more shit like this.
    He only was a really really good speaker like he was not even really smart he was actually really dumb in military Strategy like most of the things did his generals.
    Most people say "how could they just follow him" Wich, Sorry, i think is extremely difficult and dumb to say because it were hard times,... Germany was absolutely down from ww1 they had no food, no water discrimination and the Versailler Contract made Hitler that important because he used it and said it was all unfair (Wich was mostly true because Germany don't started ww1 and Germans were really really proud at that time so they really don't liked it also America and the USA helped creating the Nazis really because they wanted even more money from a at that time dead Germany.. And the USA, with their groups, was a great inspiration for Hitler. It was such a good inspiration that even such a madman like Hitler thought that the USA would be a good friend and Allie) so he said i can fix this give you food, water, Work.. and what you must say even he was a absolutely mad man - at the beginning he did all that! He gave them all that and his group made smart decisions like creating specific main roads you all use today (first in the wold - German inviting *again* ) and when you have children at home that had nothing to eat you wanted to change so two options the Nazis or the communists because at the beginning he seemed good and did good things even he was inside a absolutely insane person. the people cannot see into the future at the beginning he really did good things for Germany they couldn't know what a crazy man he was. time and time passed and the shit came out like holocaust and the Germans realized that he was absolutely crazy so many *real* Germans made underground groups and there were so many attacks on him but all failed. Many many good people lost there life's in the revolutionary groups like the Great Major Graf von Stauffenberg: He had Hitler in his hand because he worked himself up and was winning Hitlers trust so before a special meeting he placed a bomb under the table and it worked... Not.. because the Table that was made from the tree German eiche protected Hitler I mean it was German handwork this table was unbreakable if this was a American table Hitler would be completely blown up .. In that time the major was in the Parlament and was so close to bring Hitler down they had a great plan they said all that was the SS and NSDAP Hitlers groups and they had good prove but... In the last minute Hitler came and give the command to shot them down. Rest in peace
    If he would have not been absolutely crazy and heard his generals out we would probably speak all German today! because Nazi Germany was the strongest and There are many psychological facts about the army that are really smart like the Nazis (SS) were just stylish at that time.. And what you must say even they were shit this black uniforms with the skeleton heads just looked awesome and there all had the same size so it looked really really good and cool when there marched its really psychological smart. But we can be happy he was a absolutely mad man and complete crazy Wich again is proved so we can live free now more or less.. better if he would have won. But as I said remember this was *again* like every time a All vs Germany.. The Germans were the strongest and would have vibe everyone out but every time mostly little things are the changing point and they took the "Lose" .. Not because there weak its so crazy..

    • @JackDaniels-ee1fo
      @JackDaniels-ee1fo Рік тому

      Considering the treaty of Versailles limited their army so much and they were also crushed economically by the war debt + hyper inflation, it’s crazy that they’d go from that to the strongest country on Earth in such a short amount of time. Germans were really something back then

    • @frontgamet.v1892
      @frontgamet.v1892 Рік тому

      @@JackDaniels-ee1fo thank you my friend.. Yep.. Today Germany and whole Europe is the puppet of the Americans. We demonize our ENTIRE history and we're "re-trained" so that we lose our pride and strong mentality. That worked.
      ua-cam.com/video/eelBx70mz7k/v-deo.htmlsi=OcGQ5tA5luwlhB8c

  • @idja8176
    @idja8176 2 роки тому

    damn

  • @Ben74_
    @Ben74_ 2 роки тому

    W

  • @iKvetch558
    @iKvetch558 2 роки тому +5

    Oversimplified does really good work, but he is not perfect. Unfortunately, there are a couple of spots in this one where he oversimplifies a bit too much, to the point where the things he says are factually incorrect. Specifically, the script has a line that indicates the German people loved the Schmazis, but that is not true...only some of them did. Shortly after that, Oversimplified gets the history wrong on how the Schmazis actually take power. He suggests that Schmazi popularity "grew and grew" and that led directly to the President making that Corporal the Chancellor, but that is not how it happened. The Schmazi's popularity had an upper limit, and actually fell after it reached that upper limit, but they were still the largest party in the Reichstag...and they used that power to force President Hindenburg to make the Corporal the Chancellor.🖖✌
    (I hope you are not confused by the codewords I use...it is often hard to discuss many of these topics, so talking in code sometimes helps to prevent comments from being deleted by the algorithms.)

    • @L3WGReacts
      @L3WGReacts  2 роки тому

      oh very interesting! thanks for the information!!:)

  • @iszzc
    @iszzc 2 роки тому

    pog

  • @strasbourgeois1
    @strasbourgeois1 Рік тому

    NEVER FORGET THE LIVES OF FRENCH. VIVE LA RÉSISTANCE.

  • @ChickenWings103
    @ChickenWings103 Рік тому

    :O

  • @andrewzeedyk3095
    @andrewzeedyk3095 9 місяців тому

    I think you're are thinking of Dunkirk. That was ww1

  • @Steve-nuru888
    @Steve-nuru888 11 місяців тому

    Americans coping