Nobody Who Entered This Ship Survived 

Sup, man!

What’s weird is I literally just heard about this today. Good work mate.

It’s pronounced Goos loff . There’s no T.

Best site with historical content is Thoughty2. Hey mustache professor...hee hee, I have two suggestions that I'm sure will have plenty of meat and potatoes of interesting information. One is the 1893 Chicago World's Fair, complete with the history of the first appearance of George Ferris version of the Observation Wheel, which he called his model the Ferris Wheel. And yes alot of other stuff happened at that fair also. And my other suggestive topic will be the Kodak camera inventor, George Eastman. He pioneered the 401 k retirement plan. I know you'll deliver the goods with such entertaining flare. Peace

Hey do you know leo major ? The canadian rambo xD you could do a video 'bout him ... ;) Love your videos , continue like that

I guess many would appreciate the opportunity to hear the almost eye-witness's story and some neglected details. At least I would, certainly.

@@aliskandari Same here, I would love to know what really happened

honestly, I'd read that book I mean that seriously write the book it would be one way to keep the story from being permanently hidden from history I hadn't even heard of it before, and I'm in my 50s I want to know more from you and your family's point of view oh, and if you do write it, message me so I can buy it

I like turtles.

@@sam08g16 Wrong! Those working the ovens were either caught and punished at the Nürnberger Prozesse, or they escaped to Argentina and other countries. The people on this ship were mostly civilians. And a German civilian is not necessarily the same as a camp-working SS personnel member.

same!

You might not be paying attention my dude lol. content this way just seems to flow better tho

@@caitlynortega1829 it's not that it's that the education system of America is a joke and my history teachers were so incompetent I tought my own 10th grade history class while attending it here in America.they never covered nearly enough to satisfy my thrist for knowledge I always knew more than them

You mind will be blown away when you discover strange things called history books!

@@danieldorsz1047 you mean the things we used in school back in the 90s when I finished school bruh I dunno who your trying to impress like some kids alcoholic stepfather but the schools in America In the states I grew up in were failures and even the history books they had weren't worth the pages they had printed in them. Real history cannot be learned from mere pages from a book the fact you think this is so speaks less about you.

He's still alive . I think he's around 80. I will forever know and love him as Victor Newman from the Young and the Restless. Lol

Eric Braeden, he did play as Astor in Titanic.

​@@lestatsluv317 are you telling me a young boy on a wrecked ship in WW2 survived and became an actor on the young and restless ?

@@devdecker7812 Yes. To me he will always be Victor Newman from the American soap opera The Young and the Restless but his real name is Eric Braeden (I believe that's how it's spelled) and he did, as others in this thread pointed out, also play JJ Aster in Titanic as well. Here's his Wikipedia (the only place I could find the info without a hundred ads) and it is under Early Life. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Braeden#:~:text=He%20emigrated%20to%20the%20United,the%20MV%20Wilhelm%20Gustloff%20sinking.

​@@Kriegerdammerunghis real name is Hans Gudegast and he was on the 60s TV show rat patrol. He changed his name in 1980.

Unfortunately it was the last thing she did

It could be a papa too.

@@shakia000 Yeah, let's not assume their gender. That would be racist. Could've been a trans birthing person 🤪🤪🤪

It could have been Wales.. U sure about ur statement? 👀

@@shakia000 no

he has a knack for waving his arms around wildly and reporting stories covered by the infographics channel 6 moths to a year earlier

@@Joe2328 infographics channel spreads a lot of misinformation and makes up a lot of stories. Thoughty 2 is actually reporting only the facts.

also this story has hardly fallen through the cracks. it is literally the largest loss of life in a single shipwreck

@@Joe2328 Alright ... fair enough. But if you don't like his presentation and feel as if you've already seen it ... why, exactly, are you watching his channel and baiting his fans?

@@Tim_the_Enchanter I like him, I'm sorry. Thought I was being funny

Everyone was responsible for the war.

Its actually not a warcrime if it was commited by the US or her Allies but then again, the geneva convention didn't exist

The winners write history, and they always claim to be the good guys.

Were those civilians aiding the Nazis?

Who said the soviets were good guys?

So now you're woke.

@@ss_avsmt OMG - woke? ROTFLMHO - I am the antithesis of woke. BUT your comment suggests youve seen comments of mine before, and you think Im "now" woke... Or is it just because Im prepared to put my name to my comments and be accountable for what I say, and not hide behind psydonyms. Hmmm...I wonder....

My grandfather was in Vietnam. When we were young, we never talked about the war, and we had to be careful not to make loud noises and such. But as he grew older, he would suddenly mention something that happened, and he eventually started telling some stories. My wife's father was much the same way. Both will now openly talk about their experiences. Whenever they do, i listen and take every word they say into my soul, because their knowledge and experiences are priceless and one day will only be memories I carry. It can take a lifetime to open up about those kind of events, so when they do I consider it a great honor to be the recipient.

My great grandfather was an army medic for the US Army (a position he got because he was a farmer throughout his life up to that point and he knew how to butcher animals) and he was, at one point, stationed in Iwo jima, Japan but he refused to speak about it beyond the advice he gave grandpa when my grandfather was given his draft notice for Vietnam. "Get out of it anyway you can. Tell them anything you can think of. And if that doesn't work, I will give you all of our savings and you and Jean can go to Canada." I suppose that says it all.

In tears over Nazis..??

Since using keeps, some of those deaths survived.

Wait a minute! Hairloss.. wigs.. Wigs!! Starts with a W. W?!? WATER! 😮 This conspiracy runs deep! Wait a minute! Deep... Water! 😮😮😮😮

This is GOLD 😂

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Lmao

I wonder what happened to the baby All being well could still be alive and late 70's .If Any one knows it will be Thought2

@@HelenaMikas He's almost certainly used keeps for some time now,

That baby grew up to be hitler

@@eroero830 And gave up using Keeps once he realized it doesn't work, my hair is only thinning in one small spot and I used Keeps for almost a year and the only thing it did was make it worse

@@guineanord I understand saying keeps isn't very useful, I really do. Yet I don't know how you calculated the expected rate of decline against the increased rate of decline with the product. I think a lot of these "one product solutions" are fake news and an adjustment in diet is probably better. I'm fortunately not balding yet, and I suppose one day I might be and I don't know how I'd handle it or how it might affect me. I think I'd probably just wax the head. I wish you luck and the least amount of suffering in your journey. Hrmm... for the record my original post was light humour at the success rate of the product anyway.

It is, his name is Peter Weise and he later became a ship's captain himself. There are several news articles about him in German and he also has a small entry on the German Wikipedia.

@@aquamarin4851 ...thanks. You saved me a lot of scrolling just now. 👍

The baby and the soldier is a true story.

I'm shocked as you are

@@aquamarin4851 that’s great to know, sounds like a movie

YEAH I WAS BOUTTA SAY

I was gonna comment abt it and then I saw ur comment

The rocket propelled torpedo animation was also one of my favorites. Accuracy isn’t the animations claim to fame.

+ the Anschluss includes czechia

That would explain why Finland is part of the "advance of the Russian army".

No problem.

I think there was something with 4000 deaths in Indonesia in 1987, peace time too.

What about the Birkinhead? She was carrying a lot of civilians. " 'Tis hell to stand and be still, Through the Birkenhead drill." I know that's from a poem, based on an actual sinking. I don't give spoilers, look it up.

It carried 11 anti aircraft guns

@@DarkPsychoMessiah sounds like a party

@@DarkPsychoMessiah and 9000 civilians.

@@DarkPsychoMessiah It was war time and over 9000 people was on the ship, No shit

Americans dropped 2 Nuclear bombs on defenseless civilians in Japan. They don't cover it as a terrorist attack ...which it was. "To the victors go the spoils"

Thanks

Fax

It's arguably one of the best-looking, very well executed and most original moustases the Western world has to offer. Why do I know this? His moustase and its building plans are amidst the most traded counterfeit objects on the black market. No wonder I am running around looking like a squared thought aaah thoughty2.

@@MrFliederLP wtf is a moustase?

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Well of course, ANY ship was treated as a legit target by 1945. Did you see the part where he said over 2,000 ships were sunk every year? This was far from the only one, look up the Laconia, another one that was hidden away from history. And there was no holding the Russians Subs back at that point. They had been penned up in Leningrad for almost the whole war, and there was very little time left for them to grab their share of glory. This one sinking made that skipper the "tonnage King" of the Red Fleet.... not that he was politically connected enough to benefit much from his feat. I heard he drank himself to death a few years later, a bitter man ignored by his own people.

@@johnwolf2829 no, even in 1945, ships displaying Red Cross markings denoting them as hospital ships were still not legitimate targets according to the accepted rules of warfare (aka Geneva Convention). Laconia isn’t really “hidden away by history”, as the order it spurred (the infamous Laconia Order) was heavily used in the Nuremberg War Crimes trials when trying Kriegsmarine personnel.

Your reply to my reply was already hidden away.....

Well, Germans didn't pay much of attention to red cross markings for quite longer time. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_hospital_ship_Armenia

War is brutal. Kriegsmarine or no, if she flew the swastika without identifying as a hospital ship, she was a target. I'm sure if she'd been an Allied ship torpedoed, the captain responsible would absolutely have been railroaded. But history is dispassionate and people would later have understood. It's up to people to judge or forgive. History can only present the facts.

That's what I thought...he was pronouncing it guulstof

What!? 🤣🤣🤣

I’m sorry W h a t

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If your a fan and you know you know... It's a quote from one of his previous videos

Have you actually tried to do that?

I'd be like "tell me a story"

that book is so good

There are many outside of Germany who have come to see the official narrative of recent history for the lie that it is. Your people have been demonized and blamed for trying to defend themselves against communists/globalists who now control the whole world. Germany was right to fight.

What about the mv Goya? And the cap arcona

how is there 19.614 more people on the boat than before the disaster?

@@gabemissouri I was wrong then, in terms of peace time MV Dona Paz was the worst.

Thanks

@@danieldorsz1047 will you stop?? 😂

No problem. Thanks for watching.

You didn't hear about it because historians didn't really care about it due to it being German citizens during the second world war. It is actually the biggest loss of civilain live in a single maritime disaster.

Went missing or was sick…. I can see how it’s easy to mistake the two!

From where?

@@noelwallace5257 I cant remember

@@kane3825 Germany ?

@@piberry6445 Didnt people escape from other countries to germany from coming soviets

yeah - right there with you. was trying to understand the relevance of 42...

@@bw1330 42 is the answer to everything in the universe (hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy reference) & yes he says 42 here or he did for the first few years & even says as much in one of the videos. I've been subbed to him for several years so can't tell you which video -- he also took a huge break (like 1 or 2 years basically) around the 2.03-2.09 mil sub count & end of the RIF (Random interesting facts) series he did.

@@bryanterrill7674 - ah gotcha. thanks. i should've caught that as i've seen that movie several times - makes total sense.

the map itself is ww1 not ww2

@@FriS-LV the map is of WWI borders but it takes place in WW2 so it’s still wrong

@@spencerrobinson7380 that is what i was trying to say :D

Welcome to modern RU-vid..

"still using that greasy kids' stuff?"

@@macswanton9622 I mix my Brylcream with Viagra; keeps my hair at attention.

Europe lost more than hair in Her 30s!

Interesting tale of how you're alive by the hand of fate. Your family's rejection from joining that crowd turned into the best luck imaginable. You already know that, but always good to be reminded that "bad luck" may turn out to be something tremendously good.

Thanks. I will.

@@danieldorsz1047 who ar u

Was he the child he mentioned at the end

@@jimmiedmc1 No, not as far as I know.

Intriguing idea. I think rough weather, and/or high seas would be a problem. Although, I know they use enclosed lifeboats on cold water cruises. I don't think it's feasible, really. By the time you got it balanced to stay right side up and enclosed it, I think it would be too expensive. Cool idea, though.

Hm that´s the same idea as equipping aircrafts with parachutes. They.... "COULD" do it, but ehm too expensive too much hassle to engineer design and construct, and the calculations say that only so many thousand people are going to die the following deacades caused by accidents while millions are not so it´s "not worth investing the money in safety" and blah blah blah blah blah - so they (the big aircraft companies) just will never do it, and the case is closed. It´s just pure calculations and the big icecold money and CEO-floors in the highrise building talking.....

Yeah, that was driving me NUTS because he said it so many times!

I wonder if this is where the Sicilian cosa nostra got there ideology. After reading on him, he sounds mafia-like

@@MrWilky73 cosa nostra existed before he was born

there may be other reasons...

Civilian deaths of the loosing side being pointed out is a modern phenomenon - at least sometimes.

I've known about this for years. It isn't a big secret.

Oh shut up, really how many ship wrecks do you know about that where not made into huge movies? Who do you think they are protecting? Russians? Nobody gave a shit that Russians sunk a ship where the German military was hiding behind civilians who were likely exploiting occupied countries.

They were all “evil Nazis,” and thus subhuman. Completely undeserving of pity or concern. It’s pretty clear why no one knows about it.

Let me guess… shut up!!

That was hilarious and thoroughly enjoyable to read.

@@jodiepalmer2404 WE HAVE MEAT HERE IN ZE HOTEL !

@@fredflintstoner596 Sounds so promising.

@@jodiepalmer2404 IS IT YOUR LEGS ? ONLY MOST OF OUR GUESTS MANAGE TO STRUGGLE DOWN IN THE MORNING !

@@fredflintstoner596 That's only if I made it up the stairs if not, I'll be in a chair.

Wasn't it an empire of 2 million people? Bless.

​@@PJF1981 It stretched wide across Europe, and defeated armies much larger than them. it's an interesting story. The band Sabaton has med a lot of kick ass songs about it

@@PJF1981 That makes it all the more impressive

If makes a video of it, than better than tell about the bad sides also. Not just the glorified 'uber-swede' story that tells only one side. If we are talking about being accurate with the history... Sweden was not the 'oh so wonderful overlords' like they are portrayed, they were just as racist, slave-loving, elitist, powerhungry and greedy as every single other nations trying to be the super power of their day. Sweden was trying to be nr.1 exactly as long as they controlled Finland. From the moment they invaded and subjugated the country in the early 1200's to the day Sweden lost it in the 1809. The day they lost Finland was the day Sweden suddenly wanted to live in "harmony and peace with everyone else". Oh funny that.. Dying in wars was fun as long as someone else did it for them. One small example: The number of Finns that died in hundred years from 1600 to 1700 is more than quarter of the population, around hundred thousand people. With all the estimates, Finnish population has been 50% of the Swedish population, the ration has stayed the same for millenia. With million Swedes, that's 500k Finns. Nobody talking about that because it's not sexy and not glorifying the 'awesome Swedes'. Oh and that sweet, sweet slavery ended only 60 years after England, 50 years after losing Finland and decade before USA so not really the forward thinkers of their time.

@@alaric_ I just wanted a video on it because I’m Swedish and the Swedish Empire was pretty unknown. But I agree with the fact that they would need to include the bad sides, but not all of us Swedes are bad people just so u know