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  • @AkusherAndreyev
    @AkusherAndreyev 10 місяців тому +15

    I commend the narrator for his nearly perfect pronunciation of most German, Russian and Japanese names and words. It's an absolute pleasure to listen to someone who takes such pride and attention to detail narrating such an important subject to so many different people in the world liKe WWII. Nicely done.

  • @michaelcoulombe4319
    @michaelcoulombe4319 Рік тому +29

    My grandfather was a navigator in a B-17 in the 8th air force from 1942 to 1945 in the ETO and made it home God bless the greatest generation

  • @michaelogden5958
    @michaelogden5958 Рік тому +98

    1:38 The Invasion of France 1940
    12:39 The Battle of Kursk 1943
    22:35 The Raid on Saint Nazaire 1942
    29:03 The Battle of Iwo Jima 1945 (corrected from date posted in video)
    35:53 The Siege of Tobruk 1941
    42:36 Operation Crusader 1941
    50:52 Operation Barbarossa 1941
    1:00:50 The Battle of the Coral Sea 1942
    1:16:15 Rommel's Offensives 1942
    1:26:44 The Normandy Landings 1944
    1:39:55 The Dunkirk Evacuation 1940
    1:49:22 The Japanese Invasion of Malaya 1941
    1:57:05 The Battle of the River Plate 1939
    2:04:26 Operation Market Garden 1944
    2:12:53 The Battle of Syria 1941
    2:19:18 The Battle of Berlin 1945
    2:29:11 The Battle of Stalingrad 1942
    2:38:52 The Battle of Singapore 1942
    2:48:21 The Anzio Landing 1944
    2:56:13 The Battle of Monte Cassino 1944
    3:02:47 The Battle of the Philippine Sea 1944
    3:08:52 The Battle of Britain 1940

    • @alexondrick141
      @alexondrick141 Рік тому +10

      You're a legend, mate! Thanks for sharing these timestamps 😊

    • @sicksideworldwide1599
      @sicksideworldwide1599 Рік тому +4

      Thanks for that much appreciated

    • @christophersheridan8364
      @christophersheridan8364 Рік тому +3

      Thank you brother I really appreciate it

    • @Patrick_Cooper
      @Patrick_Cooper Рік тому +5

      Why didn't the creator of this series, put the damn videos in a chronological list. It starts with the beginning in 1939, but the last video is on the Battle of Britain. Didn't you learn anything in school. I will still up vote, because it is nice to see them all in one place.

    • @den264
      @den264 Рік тому +2

      The battle of the coral sea, the battle at Leyte Harbor !

  • @msmunir2012
    @msmunir2012 Рік тому +6

    in every big battle, I alway curious about how to prepare logistics for all soldiers. I think, it is incredible job

  • @BerzerkMaggot777
    @BerzerkMaggot777 Рік тому +45

    Those men were a different breed back then, proudly my grandfather was one of them. He told me once as a boy he would sneak up when the soldiers weren’t looking during WW1 and unhook the horses from the piece of artillery then scatter away so when they took off they wouldn’t know at first. Lol. He then immigrated from 🇧🇪 joined the Army, served for 33 years, was in WW2, Vietnam and Korean War and retired as a Sergeant Major. He was a man’s man and I only wish I would of been able to know him better as he died when I was young. That story is one of only a few memories I have of him but a great one

    • @braydenharris4531
      @braydenharris4531 Рік тому

      Glad ur proud Germany got completely shit on that war😂😂😂😂😂

    • @jamesstanley2700
      @jamesstanley2700 9 місяців тому +6

      The next generation will be SheMen in skirts and high heels with a lot of makeup.

    • @James.G.Ireland
      @James.G.Ireland 3 місяці тому

      Nothing but child abusers & child killers

    • @seawolfemeralds1194
      @seawolfemeralds1194 Місяць тому

      It took 5 % battery to write this while the upload was playing. On a machine more powerful than the Apollo space program.Made in China where it's so miserable they put nuts on the roof to keep people from killing themselves

    • @seawolfemeralds1194
      @seawolfemeralds1194 Місяць тому +2

      Agreed. Seeing people today, talk about 101st 82nd the ranges and the 8th. Very strange. Most have never met someone who foughtin even in the 1940s We are approaching 100 years where no one remains alive who can tell the story.
      Interesting grew up in family where every man enlisted once reaching military age. All wars fought on American side. Not a word was spoken about conflict or war. Only minor details about day to day duties and experiences in a satirical fashion.
      Of particular note is the way people who foight (not suppprt roles) talk about Vietnam and Korea, very satirical. That was back when the Domino theory was kinetic, it ceased to be kinetic once America lifted China onto the world stage with the engagement in Vietnam. from that moment on it became about democracy dollars influence and leverage is economic
      *commerce transcends the governed and the government*
      Memories and Storeis. Each individual who survived has a war chest where they could pull out a peace and they would have their memories. but they would not share them, contrary to the Hollywood movie Memorial Day.
      That said it's a very strange opening on this upload. to talk about a war of attrition then state a war Germany could not win WW1 Then came Treaty of Versailles.
      Reality many fighting for Germany Austrian pressure could not understand why Germany surrendered. Britain was seeking peace with Germany until America got involved.
      League of nations became NATO. As Germany has clearly stated on their version of PBS NATO is a multilateral sovereignty crushing organization woefully un prepared to serve it's intendid declaration mandate.. instead it seems to be expanding East and escalating conflict
      2022 or 2023 Take the missile that landed in Poland people were shouting Russia Russia Russia article 5 article 5 article 5 there should be a button it should be automatic response engage!
      Then as soon as it was learned the missile came from Ukraine suddenly those people couldn't care less about Poland's dead
      *WW1 Reality Germany was not defeated their politicians ended the conflict, leaving those on the front lines struggling to understand why.*
      That has become the way in the early to mid 1900s America used to elect generals to become presidents of the United States of America, that's the commander in chief of its armed forces
      What changed after the 1940s was the amount of Generals drastically increased. As did their duties and staff. Each general has a small city as their staff and support.
      Since WW took a break. To be continued. It was stated Europe would not be ready for another war on that scale until 5 the 7 generations later. Here we are
      America saw its generals being asked to become Diplomats and politicians. Do understand politicians started the wars. The general's fought in what would become known as the theater
      The generals did the work the politicians typically ended the war leaving the general's work unfinished, only to be picked up at a later time.
      PR public relations was first introduced in its current form to get the public on board with World War Roosevelt saw it coming. Truman and Truman alone made the decision to drop the bomb. Not Oppenheimer
      *Europe is a place where intermarried interbred cousins fuckers fought machine guns with the chests of their countrymen*
      Churchill was flat out wanting blood from Russia his niece was a member of the Royal family and they were slaughtered in the Russian marxism war. Reds v whites.
      *Roe v Wade*
      Did the current American administration not to have a trifecta in the house senate and executive branch of the government. Knowing that RBG in no uncertain terms clearly stated RVW would not stand up to a challenge. The administration chose to do nothing it seems they want the problem more than they want a solution
      The reds Bolsheviks? Didn't care about Russians they didn't even care about slavs. Russia had a calendar that was approaching the year 8000.
      Ironically the Navy personnel in the Northwest Russia over by Finland before Finland even existed (league of nation'). Russian navy they were the Bolsheviks, they were the starting point of that movement and they were annihilated (Staliin) Slaughterd once the marxist took power on 2nd ring. Iran recently over camer that obstacle,
      Similar thing happened in Cuba 1950s. That was a middle class revolution at no point was it marxism Fidel Castro had tier one nation support even promised elections after 18 months. Batista? Left Havana with 300 million. 1920s 30s 40s and 50s Havana was a magnificent place a tourist destination. Iran was very similar until 1979
      *WW2. Strong argument to be made the world is 80 years into the third Reich if considerations are made the elite do not care what skin color their slaves are*
      Eastern Europe the entire block is a river and sea system down to the mediterranean. historically a path traveled by mercenaries they do not care about the people of those lands they are seen as peasants who do backbreaking work to plant grain that is taken by the leaders an and is used on the trade market while the people starve.
      America ran dry the entire continent of Asia East to West anybody who chose to engage in marxism saw their population starve in great famine because they're leaders on the West had the cold war. they use the grain to seek leverage and trade so they can build rockets in space flight. on the Eastern part, they wanted to be like Russia so they told the farmers not to farm but to build kiln and make steel.
      they hit the guota, unfortunately none of the steel was usable. The entire population was chasing birds and sparrows because the government told them that's why they were starving. Then came the bugs and pests
      Until next time

  • @jamesstanley2700
    @jamesstanley2700 10 місяців тому +3

    I've watched a lot of war stories but I never heard of the human torpedoes. They would strap bombs to their heads and ram their heads against the boat. @32:00

    • @Alpha_Q_Up
      @Alpha_Q_Up 9 місяців тому +1

      Same here and my immediate thoughts were "was this McNamara's troops who in the hell agrees to that"! 😂

  • @appelmelk5664
    @appelmelk5664 Рік тому +7

    i love the 2 men moving the forces on the map. their facial expressions are amazing 😂

  • @basedaf5580
    @basedaf5580 Рік тому +7

    thank you guys so much for these documentaries.

  • @cybermaventech
    @cybermaventech Рік тому +16

    My dad was a child in Piraeus during this time. Up until his death in his late 80’s, he had nightmares of the bombings. Thank you for your thoughtful research.

  • @dionvandervelde47
    @dionvandervelde47 Рік тому +5

    I have the atmost respect for the allied soldiers, they fought hard to lierate the netherlands, we have in my village, (wierden) at least 2 monuments for the liberators and 3 for the people who have been deported to auschwitz birkebaum and buchenwald.
    Wierden and nijverdal where crucial for the germans because of the railways.
    Thank you for your service, for the current serving and veterans, you are apreciated and some of us know the price of freedom and remember the cruel past.
    Sone of my great grand parents fought in the dutch resistance and came very close to being executed.

  • @oufdii7559
    @oufdii7559 Рік тому +4

    Remarquable documentaire. Immense merci ❤❤❤

  • @MadeYouLearn
    @MadeYouLearn Рік тому +4

    Fantastic history and storytelling!

  • @2serveand2protect
    @2serveand2protect Рік тому +13

    South Afrika - the birthplace of some the greatest Warriors in History. In Poland we still remember how you were delivering supplies by air to Warsaw that was engaged in the 1944 Uprising. Scores of Polish and South Afrikan pilots were killed and those who managed to reach to Polish-held positions would carry on fighting side-by-side with our boys and girls, until the very end.

    • @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
      @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Рік тому +1

      And just piss over the contribution of the other nationalities of RAF pilots who did likewise.

    • @2serveand2protect
      @2serveand2protect Рік тому +1

      @@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Sure thing, "sherlock"! That is EXACTLY what I'm doing! 🤣😂 As a Polishman - by the mere thanking the South Afrikaan Pilots - (that moreover have even THEIR OWN MONUMENT IN WARSAW!) - I am "BY DEFAULT" and DE FACTO (quote): "pissing over all the other nationalities who did likewise"! HA!HA!HA!HA!HA! 🤣😂
      PS. Just a tiny question! WHO were those "other nationalities" exactly that were helping the Warsaw Uprising???
      ...PAJAC!... 😂
      Just do not even come trying to tell among them were THE RUSSKIS, who were "helping the Uprising" so damn much, that were dropping RIFLES chambered for ONE CALIBER and AMMO OF ANOTHER CALIBER COMPLETELY or MAKING "DROPS OF WEAPONS" WITHOUT CHUTES, so they'd get SMASHED ON CONTACT, but - HEY! - "good unca stalin" could say he "DID ALL HE COULD"!!! This was the russki "help"! ...don't even fu**in' TRY!... >: )

    • @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
      @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Рік тому

      @@2serveand2protect All we now hear is "Poor Poland".... "the UK is shit for the way they treated it treated Poland", and now see the UK being airbrushed out of history by globalist propaganda punishing us for telling their EUSSR branch of the world hegemony to "fuck off".
      In light of the many many Polish memorials in the UK to Polish service personnel, I wonder how many memorials exist in Poland to the 460,000 British and French citizens who died in the effort to topple the nazi regime that crucified Poland, when NO-ONE else in the world cared wether they existed or not.

    • @patricklawyer6186
      @patricklawyer6186 Рік тому

      The Russkis have been evil doers since forever!

  • @simzzoker123
    @simzzoker123 Рік тому +4

    the dudes putting down the poker chips on the map have mastered the "take that!" facial expression.

  • @knowahnosenothing4862
    @knowahnosenothing4862 Рік тому +4

    Kiwi's Long Range Desert Group (The Group) around the siege of Tobruk is the embryo of the modern SAS. Small numbers of night raiders behind enemy lines using diversionary explosives attached to fuel barrels to blind human night vision, silhouette the enemy, lay fire then fade into the darkness. Tobruk was the first Allied Victory of WW2. The Common Wealth smaller nations often left unmentioned, nice to see for a change.

  • @jesseparrish1993
    @jesseparrish1993 Рік тому +1

    That side arm was a better present than the painting.

  • @iankerridge5720
    @iankerridge5720 Рік тому +7

    Germany could never have won the Second World War, simply because Hitler was a gambler. Eventually He was going to get it wrong and lose. Barbarossa and then declaring war on The USA in December 1941 condemned Germany to lose the war. Barbarossa because even the Greatest Military Commander in History, Napoleon Bonaparte, failed, because his logistics weren't up to it, due to the vast distances involved. nor were Hitler's. Declaring war vs The USA, for the same reason Admiral Yamamoto identified: He awakened, and motivated, a sleeping Industrial Giant. Also with massive manpower reserves. Between the USA and USSR, Germany was overmatched by manpower numbers by an order of magnitude- Guaranteed loss scenario

    • @dontknowaboutthis7425
      @dontknowaboutthis7425 Рік тому +1

      would say its more about the nazis being nazis: the logistics said that they could only support an offensive to smolensk for army group center but they still decided to progress to moscow because they are "übermenschen" so they would still be victorious. that gutted their logistics for the entire eastern front which also gave them problems for the more realistic offensives to sanct peterburg and into ukraine. they never managed to recover from that even though they had the numerical advantage till the autumn of 1942.
      a tank without fuel and a sodiers without ammo is useless. and a truck who tries to get to the front and therefore skips maintenance work is much more likely to break down before he even reaches the workshop, and the truck who tries to save the lost truck isnt carrying ammo or fuel

  • @johnstevens9673
    @johnstevens9673 Рік тому +47

    Both my grandfathers faught against the Germans. One in Sicily and Italy and the other in France and Germany. Both distinguished themselves one earning a bronze star and two purple hearts and the other earning a bronze star and a purple heart. They were both laid to rest in Arlington Cemetery, ironically just a few rows from eachother. Having never meet during war time.

    • @johnstevens9673
      @johnstevens9673 Рік тому +3

      @@sithlord6119 Its amazing how much the war had seperated so many and now, a few generations later were all friendly. I can see how if you are from Europe your family history could easily be crossed like this. Most European countries are about the size of most states in the US. For instance Germany is almost the exact same size as the state of Maryland.

    • @rustyshackleford7265
      @rustyshackleford7265 Рік тому

      ​@johnstevens9673
      Brittan won the war but lost England. Go for a walk around London its a violent, dirty hell hole. But at least they aren't speaking German right??

    • @silverload3622
      @silverload3622 Рік тому +1

      Sicily is Italy but cool story thanks for the share

    • @jojolafrite90
      @jojolafrite90 Рік тому

      @@silverload3622Useless extremist nationalist remark.

    • @brockmaxhimer5911
      @brockmaxhimer5911 Рік тому

      ​​@@johnstevens9673umm Maryland is actually 14 times smaller than Germany and Maryland also has about 79 million less people in it.......

  • @fumblerooskie
    @fumblerooskie Рік тому +2

    WWI was a war of attrition until the creeping barrage and platoon tactics were perfected.

  • @amer9208
    @amer9208 Рік тому +4

    Dang wished it was in order

  • @Itried20takennames
    @Itried20takennames Рік тому +1

    My uncle was a ball turret gunner for the US, who parachuted from his stricken plane over Germany, and spent months in a German POW camp. Despite the camp being very primitive and my uncle weighing just over 100 pounds when liberated, my uncle told only funny stories of his time in Germany.
    One was how a frail, elderly German woman came “running”out of her farm house just as he landed, and screamed at him and hit him feebly with a broom as he smoked a cigarette and waited for the nearby German home guard” to approach, to the POWs teaching guards at the camp who wanted to learn some English ridiculous phrases, such as the best way to say good-bye” was “bye-bye, buy war bonds.”
    One particularly brutal German guard was nicknamed “Big Stoop” for his size, 6 ft 7 in, and his stupidity. He stayed at the camp as many German guards fled near the end, and was apparently dumb enough not to realize that he was not going to be popular once Allied troops arrived…and though stories vary, he met a bad end.

  • @notsoseriouslen6374
    @notsoseriouslen6374 Рік тому +2

    glad to see so much interest in history instead of watching dumb creators who think you can turn off gravity

  • @MrMairu555
    @MrMairu555 Рік тому +1

    29:56 I thought that was a Bren for a split second. I've never seen a Chinese ZB-26 before!

  • @eyediscovered
    @eyediscovered Рік тому +1

    ...preventing him from responding to the maneuvering in his rear.

  • @McAllisterCo
    @McAllisterCo Рік тому +3

    Your killing me cap ! The warzone article you cited to make this video literally explains that the RAAF hornets have been upgraded to A++ standard! AN/APG 73 radar, JHMCS, targeting pods, and data link just to name a few! Much more similar to c/d model at this point than a/b

  • @joelhatescops
    @joelhatescops Рік тому +6

    My grandfather was with patten, though he only talked about once that any of us could recall, it wasn't about the British, it was how he hated the crauts. But a friend of mines Dad was a pow bomber crew. Said the British said that they would have won the war without the US. It would have just taken a little longer. We know now, that Japan bringing the US into the war was there second biggest mistake. Attacking the Russians being there first. My grandfather didn't speak to anyone for two years after he came back. My grandmother actually left him. Which in turn, snapped him out of the silence. There's 5 years between my mom and her older sister. Oldest before he left for north Africa, and mom, two years after he came back.

    • @isaacshaver6218
      @isaacshaver6218 Рік тому +3

      Krauts

    • @ChadDidNothingWrong
      @ChadDidNothingWrong Рік тому +1

      Your grandmother came back to him after he sorted himself out?
      I hope that's what you are saying. I respect that kind of stuff so much....

    • @skipmagil
      @skipmagil Рік тому

      You lost me after the cheesbuger

  • @danielhamilton1130
    @danielhamilton1130 Рік тому +3

    A little disappointed in no battle of midway here...i know naval battles are hard to put money values to

  • @tjanderson5892
    @tjanderson5892 Місяць тому

    Love watching this. Do think buddy contradicts himself a bit. Saying the French shoulda spread out their defenses along a fencing perimeter to meet the Germans crossing over. But then later says having them so spread out as they were made it hard for em to regroup and meet the German vanguard and that allowed em to break through.
    Think they just weren’t prepared for an Ardenne offensive and didn’t realize how heavy a force was actually coming through there.

  • @osnircha4436
    @osnircha4436 Рік тому +4

    Excelente

  • @NewWorldStoner
    @NewWorldStoner Рік тому +4

    Battle of Iwo Jima was in 1945 not 1941

  • @bullit-edd
    @bullit-edd Рік тому +1

    I love history

  • @INFOMOESLIM
    @INFOMOESLIM Рік тому +1

    interesting

  • @silverload3622
    @silverload3622 Рік тому +1

    The reason they went after the dock cause it was the only place for the Bismarck to get repairs and all the soldiers were commandos which were the first

  • @4OHz
    @4OHz Рік тому +2

    The one day the N. Bimbsight WORKED!

  • @timphillips9954
    @timphillips9954 Рік тому +17

    No mention of the longest and most important battle, the battle of the Atlantic?

  • @dmitryshusterman9494
    @dmitryshusterman9494 Рік тому +6

    Should hold record for the shallowest doc, and what's up with those two guys pointlessly shuffling chips on a phony map

    • @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
      @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Рік тому +3

      It's the type of simpleton history that has to be purveyed now to pander to the lower educational standards of the product of today's lefty directed "ejukashun sistim". I find it strangely slightly embarrasing.

    • @westho7314
      @westho7314 Рік тому +1

      Its just moving pictures of the time, a couple chess players representing good and evil, so turn off the audio and experience the imagery.

    • @dmitryshusterman9494
      @dmitryshusterman9494 Рік тому +1

      @@westho7314 no thanks, a train of stale images IV seen million of times. It's a really boring doc.

    • @jasoninthehood9726
      @jasoninthehood9726 Місяць тому

      Those are world class poker players. Show some respect young man.

  • @1ehvideos271
    @1ehvideos271 Рік тому +4

    Wow... so Timeline, History Hit, All Out History, Spark, etc... The owner of it... seems to be creating a MONOPOLY on UA-cam. Not only that... if you try to create your own channels & post materials that are legal... the owner of this company is the one who follows your page & then puts copyright strikes on EVERY VIDEO that is in direct competition of the things they post. I think the owner is Dan Snow or something like that. He's the only reason my pages got copyright strikes... ON EVERY VIDEO. It got so frustrating and it made it so that UA-cam would shadow ban my page & kept my videos from being shown/suggested to others.. . Which kept the numbers of views low... like really low. Cause once you get a couple strikes... UA-cam automatically drops you down on their algorithms... prevents you from being able to monotize, and eventually will remove/delete your page altogether. Not only that... whenever I got strikes... I wouldn't know how to fight them, or how to get ahold of UA-cam to correct the issues. This guy is like a 1 man Mafia. He would strike my videos that I would purposely set a delay when they uploaded. And then they would get ONLY ONE view. And that same view... a copyright strike. The only view... well... guess who?

  • @roywinchel3620
    @roywinchel3620 Рік тому +1

    Wait, you said in August 1940 Hitler attacked through Belgium?

  • @mmarsh1972
    @mmarsh1972 Рік тому +4

    There is an important error not mentioned.
    The FRENCH did anticipate an attack from the Ardennes which is why the original plans of the Maginot Line had it built all the way across Belgium.
    The Belgians refused because they wanted to remain neutral and though building massive French fortifications in Belgium would provoke Nazi Aggression. So when the Belgians refused to allow the Maginot to be built on their soil the French stopped construction before the Ardennes and hoped the forests would prove enough of a deterrent.

    • @ChadDidNothingWrong
      @ChadDidNothingWrong Рік тому +1

      French should have just gone ahead and forsaken them and built it along their border.....

    • @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
      @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Рік тому +1

      @@ChadDidNothingWrong The Belgians declared neutrality in 1936 without any consultation with France, Netherlands or the UK. The French DID start to extend the "Maginot line" to the English Channel in 1939, but that winter was a very bitter one, which put a stop to frontier defence building along the Belgian border.

    • @MrNiceGuyHistory
      @MrNiceGuyHistory Рік тому +2

      It may have made the war in France last a little bit longer but I doubt the outcome would have changed. It could have been worse for Paris and other cities if the German army had taken massive casualties. France didn't have a real will to fight, otherwise they would have invaded Germany in 1939 while they were busy in Poland.

    • @davidpryle3935
      @davidpryle3935 Рік тому +2

      @@MrNiceGuyHistoryThe French still suffered heavy casualties before the surrender in WW2, but my guess is, their country had still not recovered from their appalling casualties in WW1.

    • @mmarsh1972
      @mmarsh1972 Рік тому +2

      @@MrNiceGuyHistory
      Who knows. One thing is for sure, the Germans had no appetite to attack Maginot head on, it would have ended in a bloodbath.
      Its not that the French didnt have the will to fight (both my Grandfather and Great Uncle were there) its just they were surrounded.
      The will to surrender came from the coward politicans in the Elysee Palace, not the military. The military was against surrendering, they wanted create a new front in central France but that would require losing the capitol and the politicans wouldnt accept it

  • @dennistate5953
    @dennistate5953 Рік тому +2

    Intelligentsia? I ain't no spy!

  • @DJS11811
    @DJS11811 Рік тому +2

    Why does your map of Germany in 1940 use the borders established on 1945, after the war?

  • @sirrom5155
    @sirrom5155 Рік тому +1

    Yes, let's get to brass tacks; how much did it cost? /s

  • @Modeeus
    @Modeeus Рік тому +1

    11:05
    Dornier 17, not Junkers 88.

  • @SuperMcgenius
    @SuperMcgenius Рік тому +3

    Why burn them, there could have had other lives with locals. Seems a waste.

  • @TheDude1980
    @TheDude1980 Рік тому +4

    2:15:15 I find it entirely too interesting that there were Senegalese Tirailleurs who fought alongside the Free French in 1941 (Battle of France), but some who also apparently fought with Vichy France the same year during the Syria-Lebanon campaign (Battle of Deir ez-Zor)? Does anyone have any further information about how they ended up where they did? I'm not finding much on the internet, for instance, the Wikipedia page for the Tirailleurs doesn't even mention any of them fighting in Syria. I imagine the Journal of African History might have more information.

    • @ireneuszpyc6684
      @ireneuszpyc6684 Рік тому

      Mark Felton's UA-cam channel: people of colour, fighting along the Axis

  • @2serveand2protect
    @2serveand2protect Рік тому +2

    02:00:33 > ...HELL! I didn't even know that "Ajax"/"Achilles"/"Exeter" were steam-powered! ...did I even get that right??...ALL three of them?? PS. ...and HOW COME was it so easy for ONE ship like the "Graf Spee" to heavily damage & "knock out" of the the fight at least two of THREE different ships firing on it from three different positions?? Years ago I read some "memoirs" from the battle and the British officer wrote that (QUOTE FROM MEMORY!) "...the Germans were firing their guns like they were on "firing-practice"! - the 1st salvo too long - the 2nd too close - the third SQUARE ON TARGET - and within few minutes from the beginning, we started hearing the sound of shrapnel hitting the sides and getting splashed by the seawater from the explosions." That seemed to be also what happened when the "Hood" was sunk. My question is: WHY? Was the German fire&control-system "MORE EFFICIENT" than the British/Royal Navy ones? Were the CREWS better trained??? ...but if so... - ...once again! - WHY??

    • @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
      @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Рік тому +1

      Most major warships were steam powered during WW2. Who wins the fight is not who takes the most hits, but who is left standing when the fight finishes.

    • @2serveand2protect
      @2serveand2protect Рік тому +1

      @@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 ...NOOOO SHIIIIT, Sherlock???...REEEEAAALLLYY???? ...woooow! 😂 You learn something "new" almost every day! 🤣...if only you could have responded the question, but WHY afterall, right??? 😄😄WAY BETTER TO just TROLL! 😆

    • @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
      @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Рік тому +1

      @@2serveand2protect I must've mistaken your sarcasm for ignorance. An easy mistake to make.

    • @2serveand2protect
      @2serveand2protect Рік тому +1

      @@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Is it now ?? 😄😄😂

    • @michaelfuller4955
      @michaelfuller4955 Місяць тому

      @@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684

  • @bobbrooks80
    @bobbrooks80 Рік тому +1

    A great amount of German Armour were basically rolling machine gun nests.

  • @glenvillephillips8293
    @glenvillephillips8293 11 місяців тому

    It dos not depend on the flag you fly thats stupid it depends on commanders in battle

  • @joseantoniosilvaantoniosil3385
    @joseantoniosilvaantoniosil3385 Рік тому +11

    Como pode um documentário tão bom quanto esse não ser traduzido em português para o Brasil e nenhuma legenda é UA-cam mesmo pra fazer isso

    • @somentemario
      @somentemario Рік тому +1

      Meu patrão, é só aprender usar. Assistindo o vídeo Clica em "CC" , vai em configurações, Legendas "traduzir automaticamente" e seleciona português.

    • @kkandola9072
      @kkandola9072 Рік тому +1

      @@somentemarioyes but I understand the frustration because the automatic translations on UA-cam can be terrible and are basically useless because the machine is very very poor at understanding what is being said.
      For example I can say “ I went to the store to get food ” and google will hear “ Ivan too thesaurus to get food” , just random words put together . Then it’ll translate these random words so it’s useless.
      I know because I’ve watched Punjabi or French documentaries and tried to use UA-cam’s translator, and it made no sense. It’ll get 1/5 words right so you vaguely know what the topic is but that’s it.
      If you’re Portuguese, try to put on subtitles in Portuguese on a video of a native Portuguese person speaking and notice how poor it is at recognizing speech . And English is quite a dominant language with a lot of data for the machine to use , so if it’s bad in English, I can imagine it only gets worse with other languages.
      I understand the frustration though of a curious person who wishes they could understand what is being said. Especially for a large 3 hour project on one of the most important times in human history.

    • @somentemario
      @somentemario Рік тому +1

      @@kkandola9072 como eu nunca vi um tradutor perfeito, quando uso de inglês para português, em documentário narrado de forma culta, fica 70% correto, entendendo o contexto. Mas se quiser fazer um trabalho de tradução perfeito seria ótimo. Só não tenho coragem de criticar algo de graça. O filme já era em preto e branco, agora está em full HD e ainda colorido, com tradução gratuita no youtube. Entender 70% está bom demais 👍

    • @IreneChoinski
      @IreneChoinski Рік тому

      Eu dou aulas de inglês.
      Em 6 meses vc vai estar falando e entendendo tudo. Garanto.

    • @joseantoniosilvaantoniosil3385
      @joseantoniosilvaantoniosil3385 Рік тому

      @@somentemario se está no contesto do canal fazer um comentário eu o fiz o meu queira você goste ou não e nem disse nada sobre qualidade de imagem você já tá falando demais

  • @JohnSmth-z1d
    @JohnSmth-z1d Рік тому

    Google about Jastrebarsko concentration camp, only Croats held chidlren concentration camps.
    Among 18 other concentration camps where Croats destroyed civilians, women children with axes, knives etc.

  • @Homeschoolsw6
    @Homeschoolsw6 Рік тому +2

    2:30:20

  • @DJS11811
    @DJS11811 Рік тому +3

    You left the Canadians out of Normandy. That's pretty sloppy.

    • @towgod7985
      @towgod7985 Рік тому

      One beach, protected on both sides by the British.

  • @petermallm149
    @petermallm149 Рік тому

    Worth mentioning that Mussolini was a British Agent und paid 6000 pounds sterling/month whilst he was a 'German alley' who dragged German Wehrmacht into Africa only to see them defeated at the end. War is a game of old men who know each other well to sent young men onto the battlefield to kill each other not knowing themselves. It is a devils game.
    Btw raising the flag on Iwojima was an re-inactement as fa as I know......an the second picture taken by a guy called Joe Rosenthal.............

  • @iampumaa
    @iampumaa Рік тому +1

    Do you know your super thanks button is not on?

  • @kul-de-svk-kids5007
    @kul-de-svk-kids5007 Рік тому +1

    Nyet, rifle good.

  • @ianforcer956
    @ianforcer956 Рік тому +1

    get rid of those creepy guys lingering over the table man

  • @garygone5234
    @garygone5234 Рік тому +1

    To many commercials. Thanks a lot UA-cam 😣

    • @jacesanchez6202
      @jacesanchez6202 16 днів тому

      Pay for premium at $20 per month is well worth ZERO commercials! Thanks UA-cam 😊😊

    • @garygone5234
      @garygone5234 16 днів тому

      @jacesanchez6202 thanks for the advice but I am to poor to afford that option

  • @bobjones3573
    @bobjones3573 29 днів тому +1

    So basically Hitler was an adult narcissistic child sociopath, having served in the first world war, taken a good scolding, spanked by the French in the trenches and by the Treaty of Versailles, humiliated he retreated into his own obsessive sociopathy, vowing revenge. until 33 when his party eventually came to power and the hate exacerbated, then he exploded in 39 and invaded Poland, beginning the annihilation of everybody that wasn't German.
    Almost ironic he ended up a quivering wreck of an individual hiding under the bed like a scared child less than five years after. 1000 year Reich lmao OK he managed 12 years, close enough I guess, I wonder if he eventually got over his obsession with the French.
    If we have to learn something from his shenanigans it must be that the ideology of socialism must remain an ideology and not a reality, as proven socialism is a wonderful thing, until you run out of everybody else's money.

  • @kneegrow3906
    @kneegrow3906 Рік тому

    Hitler escaped and they knew it. There's a reason we only had a few bones left...

    • @insanekos1
      @insanekos1 Рік тому

      Yes because Russians grinded Hitlers bones into dust, so there can never be a cult around his remains.

  • @solrosenberg4529
    @solrosenberg4529 Рік тому +34

    British intelligence, American treasure and Soviet blood defeated the Nazis. Change my mind.

    • @johnadams5489
      @johnadams5489 Рік тому +5

      Well said, Can;t argue with Truth.

    • @andrew4437
      @andrew4437 Рік тому +5

      The American factory should be added.

    • @mememan2344
      @mememan2344 Рік тому

      Why did soviet soldiers rape so many women is my next question. Unfortunately, people don't seem to be happy with the victors, and that's part of the reason. Unless I'm talking to AI, perhaps that's a valid thought. Soldiers SHOULD be replaced with robots. Robots don't have sick urges do they. We can win wars now by cleanly killing billions of people. As it should be, for country or God or whatever you wanna hear.

    • @paul-andreberube9618
      @paul-andreberube9618 Рік тому +2

      Why would anyone disagree with you? That's exactly what happened! There's about a QUADRAFRILLION WW2 Documentaries available to watch everywhere FOR FREE! This war the first ever filmed on all sides! Soo much footage available to easily provide 100% what Sol Said is 👍👍and my apologies, I reside in a part of the world where cannabis is legal, so sorry.. and have a nice day.

    • @mememan2344
      @mememan2344 Рік тому

      @@paul-andreberube9618 Enough apologizing for a legal plant. There are much worse things to be taking. Luckily, I'm having a good smoke, and that's much better than killing any jews. If hitler smoked weed, he would have stuck to painting- if he even existed.

  • @alanbo32
    @alanbo32 Рік тому +21

    My car is in the shop and I used public transportation for the first time in a long time. I must say I was extremely disappointed by the types of people I encountered. So much so, it made me ponder if National Socialism should have been defeated. Just some really awful people. I’m not talking about the homeless people either, the regular people. Why did so many outstanding Americans and humans in general die? To allow people like this to walk the street in 2023? It’s really disgraceful the way we treat each other, still to this day.

    • @sharoncassell9358
      @sharoncassell9358 Рік тому +5

      It is not war time and people are very destructive.we do need to appreciate life and partial freedom thus having more respect and kindness towards eachother.

    • @MrCnovalink
      @MrCnovalink Рік тому +1

      "I had to ride public transport and saw some smelly people, that's why i think the nazi's should've won." Jesus, you're a disgusting human specimen.

    • @destubae3271
      @destubae3271 Рік тому +7

      Saying national socialism maybe shouldn't have been defeated because of experience with bad people in a subway is a bit overkill, lol.

    • @alanbo32
      @alanbo32 Рік тому +4

      @@destubae3271 you know what, I think the reality may be, this actually a worse world.

    • @alexandercorey850
      @alexandercorey850 Рік тому +2

      ​@@alanbo32we haven't had a major war with millions of deaths in 60 years. There's a lot of ugliness today but the past was always the worst. Hopefully in another 60 years they'll be saying that about us

  • @LarvaAsia
    @LarvaAsia Рік тому

    The FRENCH did anticipate an attack from the Ardennes which is why the original plans of the Maginot Line had it built all the way across Belgium.

  • @robertr5732
    @robertr5732 Рік тому

    Hm

  • @blitzwarzone342
    @blitzwarzone342 Рік тому

    Wonder how many of us have family in Europe

  • @adamtran7427
    @adamtran7427 Рік тому +2

    Where ak50?

  • @Milroynishantha3261
    @Milroynishantha3261 Місяць тому +1

    A Hitler Ankal Milroy Ta Hinsa Karapu Aya Ta Daduwam Danna ⏹🙃🙏🇩🇪

  • @janosgrobits4673
    @janosgrobits4673 Рік тому

    At Phrohorovka where no panthers, and only ~5 tigers, the rest was panzer 4 and 3 tanks !!!! Please stop telling outdated propaganda...

  • @JonathanJBoyle
    @JonathanJBoyle Рік тому +2

    Can all of these “experts” refer back to 1918? The British attacks at the end of WW1 were the first examples of all arms mechanised warfare (AKA Blitzkreig). The losers learned, the winners forgot.

  • @princessasia279
    @princessasia279 Рік тому +1

    SMH these wars are absolutely senseless. SAD

  • @ThuHtut
    @ThuHtut Рік тому

    Seeing how hard we tried to get our homeland back and Now im seeing my homeland getting sold by military dogsh!t
    (Black Market)

  • @macmanmanny3983
    @macmanmanny3983 Рік тому +1

    Operation 'Uranus, was meant to trap the enemy' ! hahaha😆

  • @NiviYaveen-of6uq
    @NiviYaveen-of6uq Місяць тому

    קדם איפה? ערוץ הראשון. זה ערוץ קשה זה. הרבה, הרבה ניירת. הרבה פרוצדורות וגם כן הרבה מאוד מאוד בירוקרטיה.ONE2

  • @ericvanljackwax1982
    @ericvanljackwax1982 Рік тому

    while ukraine is going on smh do you not think ???????

  • @davebuko8096
    @davebuko8096 Рік тому

    dude in blue complains a lot but i bet he NEVER fought in a war

  • @EricaFiore
    @EricaFiore Рік тому +2

    Why did Britain and France not declare war on Russia when Stalin invaded Poland with the Nazi?. True Fact. Stalin and Hitler started the Second world war or as Russia know it The Great Patriot War.

  • @JRey-re9rl
    @JRey-re9rl Рік тому +2

    These European countries did not see their defeats by Nazis positively, and they fought against the injustices of the Nazis. However, these same European countries subjugated other countries and lands and ruled them brutally. Hypocrisy at its highest!

    • @ericscaillet2232
      @ericscaillet2232 Рік тому

      Good point ,however some eventually saw the dark light of their ways

    • @JRey-re9rl
      @JRey-re9rl Рік тому

      @@ericscaillet2232 Whic ones?

  • @markcargill9734
    @markcargill9734 Рік тому

    France
    Sad

  • @derwynowen8609
    @derwynowen8609 Рік тому

    Apparently the german soldiers were given amphetamine to boost their aggression and longevity in combat

  • @kevinsysyn4487
    @kevinsysyn4487 Рік тому +16

    Hitler won the battle of France. That was his last consequential victory.
    Japan won the battle of Pearl Harbor and started losing from that day.
    Britain and France lost their empires at Dunkirk.
    USA beat Japan and USSR beat Germany.

    • @martytrueblood5902
      @martytrueblood5902 Рік тому

      USA lost it war dept in 1947
      USA surrendered with Truman Proclamation 2714
      USA paid reparations..
      USA cleaned up Japan (especially the two bombs sights ..USA troops died by the thousands to clean up those useless bombs)
      Japan was still fighting in burma and India until they gained independence from the colonial drug dealers of USA and UK...

    • @martytrueblood5902
      @martytrueblood5902 Рік тому

      now it is made in Japan
      it was a race war
      USA lost

    • @jhamza7834
      @jhamza7834 Рік тому +16

      Negative. Ussr would have lost without the united States. We were not in the war but we sent the soviet union weapons and food. Without our help they would have been beaten. We got them started enough to start their long road to victory. We could have taken berlin but we chose not to as it would have cost the united States more men. We were not willing to sacrifice more men for the fall of Berlin. I urge you to look up more historical facts based on your assessment. This way you're well informed. I hope this helps you in your understanding.

    • @ricksturdevant2901
      @ricksturdevant2901 Рік тому +2

      ​@@jhamza7834 👌✅️👍

    • @caiyen9298
      @caiyen9298 Рік тому

      You ever seen Hitler HQ British Ringside Fisty Boxxy Ibet20gold

  • @consequences5638
    @consequences5638 Рік тому

    What they don't tell you during propaganda. French General Staff knew that if they defeated Germany in either 1936 Rhineland or 1940 France then USSR would be able to take most if not all of Europe. Hence a reasonable show in 1940 leaving some options, via UK, open. But in their minds lesser of two evils German occupation or Russian occupation. France thus "gave" Germany several thousand tanks, and other motorised equipment, about 2 million "guestworkers", factory production and volunteers, all for combat in Russia. As for Germans? They had been told that Communism/Bolshevism and Judaism were same thing. So it was going to be a cakewalk. Extermination, annihilation, for one and the same. All those Rabbis at Stalingrad and Kursk didn't read the script!

    • @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
      @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Рік тому

      Hahahaha.... with material like that you should write comedy for the media. Best laugh I've had all day !!!!

  • @aqmz3520
    @aqmz3520 Рік тому

    So many inaccuracies

  • @dr.barrycohn5461
    @dr.barrycohn5461 2 місяці тому

    The British had far better intelligence and cracked enigma.

  • @osnircha4436
    @osnircha4436 Рік тому +1

    Esses vídeos sao nuito bons poderiam ser em português

  • @christopherwharton6022
    @christopherwharton6022 Рік тому +3

    The good guys lost WW2.

  • @kkkkjjjj8113
    @kkkkjjjj8113 Рік тому +1

    cost of the ww2? i actually think allies did minimum that costed a bit but soviets yes for soviets it was so expensive

  • @billyszigety5692
    @billyszigety5692 Рік тому

    👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻😁

  • @RussMiller-py4il
    @RussMiller-py4il Рік тому

    So what's up

  • @harris8401
    @harris8401 Рік тому +138

    Soviets against Finland? Both my grandfahthers fought against soviets in 1939-1944🇫🇮 for our Freedom

  • @fumblerooskie
    @fumblerooskie Рік тому +2

    The greatest battle of WWII was arguably the battle of the Atlantic.

    • @ASlickNamedPimpback
      @ASlickNamedPimpback Рік тому +1

      Gonna have to agree with that "arguably" part, because that throws battles like Kursk, Stalingrad, and D-Day to nothing.

    • @insanekos1
      @insanekos1 Рік тому

      LOL D day hahahaha@@ASlickNamedPimpback

  • @THINKincessantly
    @THINKincessantly Рік тому +11

    One was a nobody that arose from the masses, he served his nation , took bullets during war, went back and was gassed in the war...then spent 15 years investigating & studying events and communicating his findings with his people, went to prison, wrote a book, ran for office and lost multiple times and eventually when democracy was strangling the nation his people put their trust in him. 1914-1945...30 years in dedicated service to his people, no tricks...He just did what he said and people respond positively to that because we are normally told the same lies decade after decade....The other was born into the aristocracy and was forced upon his people, nearly destroying the ancient island nation, only to end up pawning and selling hundreds of years of his peoples accomplishments to avoid disaster...Look into Nazi book burning, we were all taught the same thing, they were burning books of science literature learning just to be mean and dumb down the people....Look into it

    • @twonumber22
      @twonumber22 Рік тому +7

      Yeah, too bad your hero wound up ruining his own nation over his insane occult beliefs.

    • @martytrueblood5902
      @martytrueblood5902 Рік тому +4

      @@twonumber22 Germany is the Euro Union...
      AH was the best thing to ever happen to the Germanic folks.
      UK and USA have literally degraded to brownie or Chinese colonies

    • @twonumber22
      @twonumber22 Рік тому +4

      @@martytrueblood5902 _[Looks up US GDP]_
      _[Looks up number of German civilian casualties in WW2]_
      uh, sure.

    • @martytrueblood5902
      @martytrueblood5902 Рік тому +2

      @@twonumber22 USA still lost the war....
      Germany wiped out half of USSR..
      thank god for the Axis forces

    • @willallen7757
      @willallen7757 Рік тому +3

      @@martytrueblood5902 yup, we fought the wrong people. The world would be a much safer place had the Deustchlanders won,

  • @leelowe6703
    @leelowe6703 Рік тому

    The Crusader is the tank I think of when the Tank war in north Africa is the topic of debate

  • @MickeyKraut419
    @MickeyKraut419 Рік тому

    The failure of Market Garden was solely due to Montgomery's arrogance.

    • @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
      @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Рік тому

      Oh so nothing to do with the US 82nd Airborne division COMPLETELY igonring its assigned orders and instead doing what it though was best (which it wasn't, their shit leadership caused the WHOLE of Market Garden to collapse).

  • @Tribe2k
    @Tribe2k Рік тому +1

    i love that Americans respect their enemy.

    • @wor53lg50
      @wor53lg50 Рік тому

      Mericans dont even repect their allies so i dont think they respect their enemy's.... Do you?..

  • @gasperstarina9837
    @gasperstarina9837 Рік тому +1

    Thise 2 men are just 2 men too many in this documentary...watching their dramaticism is 2 men too much

  • @randylahey1822
    @randylahey1822 Рік тому +2

    Bland and boring

  • @marcussanchez4278
    @marcussanchez4278 Рік тому +2

    Just say no to toxic feminism

  • @Flowshow88
    @Flowshow88 Рік тому

    "It's a very large bulge"...thats what she said 😅

  • @mohamedbinelias7357
    @mohamedbinelias7357 Рік тому

    Auto work Lee not

  • @inpersonaDK
    @inpersonaDK Рік тому +1

    Use the correct map of the start of the WWIII. Germany borders was much different. Just make the rest untrustworthy to watch.

  • @outboardfixer
    @outboardfixer Рік тому

    That would be IRWIN Rummel....not IRVIN.

    • @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
      @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Рік тому

      That would be Erwin Rommel, not Irvin Rummel, and in the German language a "w" is pronounced as a "v".
      Lemme guess, you're an American aren't you?

    • @outboardfixer
      @outboardfixer Рік тому

      @@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 No.