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Real Reason Hitler Lost World War 2 

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Hitler made some fatal mistakes during his campaign for world domination that ultimately led to his demise. Find out where it all went wrong for Hitler and the Nazii party in today's epic new video.
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@wstevegaming593
@wstevegaming593 2 года назад
All this angered his father, who punished him severely
@UNITED-STATES-OF-AMERICA
@UNITED-STATES-OF-AMERICA 2 года назад
europe soft under bally
@justinvaladez4503
@justinvaladez4503 2 года назад
Oversimplified
@zhannigalecia2448
@zhannigalecia2448 2 года назад
Oversimplified
@nukestorm6841
@nukestorm6841 2 года назад
And then died of a lung hemorrhage
@angel0games283
@angel0games283 2 года назад
Oversimplified
@johnbaugh2437
@johnbaugh2437 Год назад
The other reason he lost in North Africa was the fact the British cracked the enigma code and would sabotage some of their shipments. They didn’t destroy all of them because they didn’t want the Germans to figure this out. They sabotaged shipments mostly from the Italian peninsula to make it look like someone in Italy was helping the Allies. This created even more distrust between the Germans and Italians.
@UndisputedONE2
@UndisputedONE2 10 месяцев назад
just whatched the movie and read about the story surrounding the whole process. I was fascinated. Didnt learn anything in detail from my schooltime
@dileepreddy9478
@dileepreddy9478 9 месяцев назад
@@UndisputedONE2 which movie?
@UndisputedONE2
@UndisputedONE2 9 месяцев назад
@@dileepreddy9478 the imitation game
@Yangager
@Yangager 2 года назад
2:16 In Italy's defense, one of their largest problems was that their commanders were borderline incompetent, often promoted to their positions based on party loyalty, bribery, nepotism, etc. instead of ability. Rommel himself actually complemented the average Italian soldier, saying that they were good fighters and tended to be brave, while simultaneously calling their commanders idiots.
@sigmazhukov4897
@sigmazhukov4897 2 года назад
Lions led by donkeys
@RossFennell
@RossFennell 2 года назад
Happening in America now
@megancrager4397
@megancrager4397 2 года назад
@@RossFennell 🎯
@makisekurisu4674
@makisekurisu4674 2 года назад
@@sigmazhukov4897 Lack of good leadership is world wide pandemic... Lol
@feck2594
@feck2594 2 года назад
@@RossFennell exactly, which scares me . Not a doom and gloom type , but let's be honest. We are in for dark time's.
@jay-t1030
@jay-t1030 2 года назад
His most critical mistake was invading Russia, he lost all his best units in the failed invasion. Could have used those units in North Africa and France.
@nocapdribblezz6183
@nocapdribblezz6183 2 года назад
Agreed and the had a pact so they were allies
@eriklarsson6622
@eriklarsson6622 2 года назад
Stalin planned an invasion of Europe. If I remember correctly one of the reasons why they encircled so many Russian troops early in the war was because the Russian soldiers were formed up for an offensive.
@Anonymous-qj3sf
@Anonymous-qj3sf 2 года назад
@@nocapdribblezz6183 Stalin was Hitler's only opponent in Europe. In 1938, a non-aggression and friendship pact was signed between Great Britain and Germany. In the same year, the Munich Agreement was signed between Great Britain and Germany, in which Great Britain allowed Germany to seize part of Czechoslovakia. In the 1935 Naval Pact, Britain allowed Germany to take back its navy. We should also not forget about the "pact of four" in 1933 between Germany, Italy, Great Britain and France. These countries wanted to subjugate the whole of Europe to their hegemony. If you're a Westerner, I wouldn't be surprised if you're hearing all this for the first time...
@filipzdravkovic8557
@filipzdravkovic8557 Год назад
Documents were planted to Gestapo in Russian citating how Stalin was planning to attack Germany first.This was very nicely faked documents made from British secret agency also supplied so that it looks like a Russian secret agencie made a flaw.Ultimatelly Britian could avoid Hitlers invasion and win the war on the cost of 27 million Russians dieing for their cause.
@onlyzu882
@onlyzu882 Год назад
@@Anonymous-qj3sf well thank you for teaching me that part 😂 (western)
@keegandeur2226
@keegandeur2226 Год назад
“He shot himself in the foot,Just the foot for now”
@hampter112
@hampter112 Год назад
Oversimplified
@fazlulkarimchowdhury1837
@fazlulkarimchowdhury1837 3 месяца назад
@hampter112 yeah I thought that too! Lol 😆
@11conormcloughlin
@11conormcloughlin Год назад
The fact that Germany was only a nation of 80 million (including Austria and Bohemia/Moravia) against the USSR (194 Million), USA (132 million) and Great Britain (44.7 million) Germany was horrendously outnumbered. Doesn't help them either that the main Allies were all world spanning super states while Germany was restricted in Central Europe. The Allies also had the advantage of defending all the resources Germany desperately needed to conquer just to sustain the war. Edit: Populations based on 1940 (google)
@ananamu2248
@ananamu2248 Год назад
Just like ...... Putin with Ukraine...paranoia included
@ananamu2248
@ananamu2248 Год назад
Grandios ideas not thought through enough and a denial of the value of wise women and their ability to untangle possibilities
@adhirbose9910
@adhirbose9910 Год назад
In the case of the British, it's pertinent to note that the entire Empire contributed to their survival, and later on the Americans came..
@11conormcloughlin
@11conormcloughlin Год назад
@@adhirbose9910 yes I know the UK had its massive empire of like a billion people but I didn't include that
@Minecraft_survival_lets_playz
Never attack the russians when they are drinking their vodka
@danboyd2725
@danboyd2725 2 года назад
The reason Germany lost was they didn't value any of the lands or people they conquered. Living people and cities are worth a lot more to the collective wealth of a aspiring empire than dead ones.
@user-zi1hq9ni7c
@user-zi1hq9ni7c 2 года назад
EXACTLY. Even more, forced labour will never meet the economic output and quality like free willed labour for a mutual cause.
@119beaker
@119beaker 2 года назад
And they went up against 2 continental powers and an empire
@megancrager4397
@megancrager4397 2 года назад
@@119beaker yeah... they failed for many reasons lol
@franksegura2932
@franksegura2932 2 года назад
​@@user-zi1hq9ni7c
@fbimemberofvma8003
@fbimemberofvma8003 2 года назад
@@megancrager4397 true
@erictaylor5462
@erictaylor5462 Год назад
Another, extremely important factor was, the majority of the US industrial infrastructure was immune to strategic bombing. On the other hand both Germany and Japan had their industrial infrastructure smashed by Allied strategic bombing.
@delrhok4105
@delrhok4105 Год назад
Thats what caused the U.S. to be the main superpower after ww2, most of the major economies of the world had their infrastructure destroyed
@alisharay8462
@alisharay8462 Год назад
@@delrhok4105 the us was headed there regardless
@ridwanfaysal7935
@ridwanfaysal7935 Год назад
THERE IS NO GOD BUT ALLAH THE QURAN IS THE BOOK OF ALLAH SURAH IKHLAS In the name of Allah, the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful. Say, He is Allah, [who is] One, Allah, the Eternal Refuge. He neither begets nor is born, Nor is there to Him any equivalent
@beachside1
@beachside1 Год назад
@@ridwanfaysal7935 You do realize that the word Allah is the same as using the word God. Right?? The Islamic word Allah is the same as the Christian word for god
@IMGreg..
@IMGreg.. Год назад
Same thing is true today for China and Russia. All Russian manufacturing is in the west close to Europe and Chinese manufacturing is on their east coast vulnerable to sea attacks by subs, while the US has infrastructure throughout the country making manufacturing possible on both coasts and the middle.
@mroggie8334
@mroggie8334 2 года назад
The problem he had was similar to those that Stalin and Mao had: his own men who were smarter and more experienced were too afraid to tell him "no" or say something was a bad idea out of fear of being executed for doing so... so instead they just went along with whatever crackpot plan or bad decision he made.
@AUSans101
@AUSans101 2 года назад
Arrogance won’t get you far
@thathabsfan1431
@thathabsfan1431 2 года назад
@John Grigg how similar they are
@RuiLuz
@RuiLuz 2 года назад
@@thathabsfan1431 It's interesting because all these "dictators" have a lot in common, it's like they are made from the same mold.
@AdistuffRBX
@AdistuffRBX 2 года назад
@@RuiLuz because they’re
@AdistuffRBX
@AdistuffRBX 2 года назад
All good leaders need a 2nd opinion and to see both sides of the problem.
@danielcurtis1434
@danielcurtis1434 2 года назад
It’s most likely Rommel did it mostly to protect his family. Rommel probably wouldn’t have done it otherwise given a trial would be a huge problem.
@largeknockers7194
@largeknockers7194 Год назад
I majored in history in college and the most I've ever read is Rommel said he would avail himself to the new government. He knew it was going to happen but yes he talked to his son before he was taken away in a staff car. Patton was furious when he was told the truth and he made sure the family was taken care of. They lived where he was military governor in Baveria.
@ianwarren4938
@ianwarren4938 Год назад
I don't know what I enjoy more, the historical content or the funny cartoons. Either way good job and thanks for your work
@horseracingstuff
@horseracingstuff Год назад
Given they think the USA were the main allied country in the North Africa campaign it certainly isn't the historical content.
@popking1
@popking1 Год назад
I like historical
@ananamu2248
@ananamu2248 Год назад
I learned a lot from this article ,thx ....and found the comments very informative ...I love it when ppl Con tribute info from other perspective
@tpl608
@tpl608 2 года назад
Rommel was told if he killed himself, they would leave his family alone, especially his oldest son
@revolver_84
@revolver_84 2 месяца назад
That's the assumption. No one definitely knows what the 2 officers said when they were alone with him in the living room but it's very likely what was said.
@tpl608
@tpl608 2 месяца назад
@@revolver_84 both of those others reported their discussion. They have the order to give the offer from Himmler. The Germans kept such detailed records to thankfully helped to literally hang them.
@tpl608
@tpl608 2 месяца назад
@@revolver_84 several good books have photos of the orders and testimony of both of the other two.
@personenkenzahl
@personenkenzahl Год назад
I've always had this opinion that if he hadn't attacked the Soviets, he would've won the war with ease. Opening too many fronts all around your country exhausts your resources.
@Robert08010
@Robert08010 Год назад
I highly doubt he could have "won". I mean, he might have won in Europe but do you imagine him stopping there? I don't see any successful conclusion without him eventually fighting Russia, Japan and the US. He was too much of a megalomaniac. Now maybe if he took them on one at a time, but eventually any remaining powers have to recognize he will break his word to anyone as soon as it suits him to do so. So whatever powers remain would ultimately join forces if for no other reason than to defeat him.
@personenkenzahl
@personenkenzahl Год назад
@@Robert08010 understand your valuable point but I seriously doubt whether anyone else would've stood against him after this onslaught. I mean, he would've become even more stronger after this victory.
@Robert08010
@Robert08010 Год назад
@@personenkenzahl IF there was anything left after his "victory". Remember what happened in Russia.
@leonpaelinck
@leonpaelinck Год назад
But attacking the Soviets was the whole point of the war. So you're saying, they could have won the war if they did not start it.
@getimpaled3460
@getimpaled3460 Год назад
Yes, he probably could've won against the British by forcing them into a stalemate after winning in North Africa. No, he could not invade the UK, please don't bring that up. But if there was only a victory in the West then would it really be a world war. And also, who's to say that Russia wouldn't eventually attack Germany at one point.
@vjp2866
@vjp2866 Год назад
Cant believe there is only one guy behind this channel doing all these wonderful videos. Hats Off bro
@hoodedmirror1051
@hoodedmirror1051 Год назад
lol
@speedyanimatez7276
@speedyanimatez7276 Год назад
Actually I think it's two since in some videos another voice is heard, tell me if im wrong tho. Am i?
@lewandoski9goat
@lewandoski9goat Год назад
​@@speedyanimatez7276 you are srry😅😅😅
@MondoBeno
@MondoBeno Год назад
You could write a whole book about all the reasons he lost the war. Part of it was the same reason the Confederacy lost the Civil War - lack of fuel, lack of metal, lack of food, and lack of men. Then he fought a war on four fronts. Then he underestimated the strength of the British, Soviets, and the USA. Then there was his invasion of Russia, which is because of a mistake he made as a boy - he played hooky on the day his teacher discussed Napoleon.
@user-wr5bz1wq2v
@user-wr5bz1wq2v 7 месяцев назад
Nah he probably was painting that day his teacher discussed Napoleon.
@Fargoguy54
@Fargoguy54 2 месяца назад
Japan had a similar problem. The war they fought was on too many fronts, against too many opponents without the industrial infrastructure to support it.
@hansolowe19
@hansolowe19 2 года назад
He was not an idiot. He was uneducated and arrogant, never having finished a study. He had trouble trusting (more/higher) educated people, including generals.
@JCavinee
@JCavinee 2 года назад
Like modern day Republicans.
@hansolowe19
@hansolowe19 2 года назад
@John Grigg that's basically what I said. Yes he was insecure about his lack of an education. As many people would be if surrounded by experts. How they react to this will be different for each person.
@ryangamer7307
@ryangamer7307 2 года назад
@@JCavinee more like liberals and democrats voting for biden just becusse they didn't like trump and now regretting that they voted for him
@3rdworldgarage450
@3rdworldgarage450 2 года назад
@@JCavinee I think you misspelled Democrats
@yuanjv
@yuanjv 2 года назад
@@JCavinee oof
@webcrawler9782
@webcrawler9782 Год назад
pretty detailed and well done video!
@matthijsschrijvers
@matthijsschrijvers Год назад
The mistakes start coming and they dont stop coming. He fed to the rules and hit the ground running.
@jakeg3126
@jakeg3126 Год назад
Didn’t make sense not to live for fun
@BobBrophy78
@BobBrophy78 Год назад
Your brain gets smart but your head gets dumb
@JesusisKing.738
@JesusisKing.738 Год назад
So much to do so much to see all the way in the back seat
@letsgetiton99
@letsgetiton99 Год назад
You'll never know if you don't go
@clintoruss153
@clintoruss153 Год назад
You'll never shine if you don't go, hey now you're an all star.
@WORKERS.DREADNOUGHT
@WORKERS.DREADNOUGHT Год назад
I get the impression that a lot of Italian soldiers didn't really want to fight for Fascism or Germany & were much happier after 1943 when they changed sides.
@tomlxyz
@tomlxyz Год назад
Maybe that was because unlike the German military the Italian one kept failing under their fascist plans from the start and had to be bailed out by the Germans regularly
@ironlionzion1380
@ironlionzion1380 Год назад
Really cool video, much easier to digest than all the boring documentaries. Thanks I learned a lot!
@MemphisMafia
@MemphisMafia Год назад
Yep
@MemphisMafia
@MemphisMafia Год назад
It's a lot better
@gunzakimbo
@gunzakimbo Год назад
"History has shown that trying to take over Russia by force never worked out for the invading force." *Scoffs in Mongol while riding my horse in winter*
@shayaldwarka7907
@shayaldwarka7907 Год назад
Russia was not a state that time
@Huang_Yisen
@Huang_Yisen Год назад
@@shayaldwarka7907 True, it was called the kevian Rus back then. But it doesn't change the fact that they were the only invaders that successfully subjugated Moscow.
@gnas1897
@gnas1897 Год назад
@@Huang_Yisen Sad Polish-Lithuanian noises
@promoteyourfirm7502
@promoteyourfirm7502 Год назад
Mongolian: Hold my Yak Milk
@Elloguys390
@Elloguys390 Год назад
@@gnas1897 why everyone forgets about him?
@moemoe2627
@moemoe2627 2 года назад
Mussolini wasn’t an anti semite and didn’t hate Jewish people. There were Jews in the Italian fascist party. I’m not defending or condoning his actions but this section is incorrect.
@vllcrclips1747
@vllcrclips1747 Год назад
Echt? Das wusste ich noch gar nicht
@tomasdawe9379
@tomasdawe9379 7 месяцев назад
Essentially correct he wasn't against Jews he was against Israelites. If an Italian Jew saw themselves as Italian 1st Jewish 2nd he was fine with them.
@user-wj6dt5bq3w
@user-wj6dt5bq3w 2 месяца назад
Of course its incorrect, and genocide wasn't the reason any nation was for or against being his ally. That idea is utterly false and simply childish and not based on real history. It shows that the video maker has never studied Geopolitics.
@user-sw8ij7ky5m
@user-sw8ij7ky5m 9 месяцев назад
7:48 Japan: Am I a joke to you?
@omega6468
@omega6468 2 года назад
I love this! Well done and thx and the info!
@HoiPolloiNtertains
@HoiPolloiNtertains Год назад
One big reason the USA had such a significantly stronger industrial capacity than the other major players in the war was that the USA was across the world. The UK, France, Russia, Italy, and Austria were continuously bombed throughout the war, with industrial centers being of particular interest for strategic bombings. This caused all major powers to continuously lose production capacity while the USA never had this concern and could focus solely on production and not rebuilding.
@alexandrabratanova4354
@alexandrabratanova4354 10 месяцев назад
Was about to comment that he did the same thing Napoleon did and it wasnt even that long ago
@MemphisMafia
@MemphisMafia Год назад
My uncle served in WW2 he was born in WV 1925 his name was Shirley Eugene bailey he died as medic in hurtgen Forrest in 1944
@WilliamDearthwd
@WilliamDearthwd Год назад
My grandfather, Norman Douglas Smith, was a cargo pilot for World War II during the clash with Japan and he lived till his 80s before his death. Last time I saw him while he was close to being on a deathbed, I was 21 and I did attend his funeral the following year. Kudos to such a wonderful grandparent.
@kevridge7923
@kevridge7923 Год назад
Great video and series.............I think the UK had some involvement in WWII also and a certain Mr Churchill should of had a mention
@aayan8b809
@aayan8b809 Год назад
2:13 is good
@Dweller415
@Dweller415 Год назад
Two dumbest mistakes: Invasion of the Soviet Union and declaring war against the U.S. Although that being said, Germany had their hands full with Great Britain’s Royal Air Force and Navy.
@ananamu2248
@ananamu2248 Год назад
Yeah Britian put up a danm good fight and .any do t recognize that
@leonpaelinck
@leonpaelinck Год назад
They had to invade the sovj'iet union
@bobbywise2313
@bobbywise2313 Год назад
I think after Pearl Harbor the US was going to be all in. I am not sure his declaring war changed much. Would we have focused entirely on the Pacific if he hadn't? I have my doubts. Too much was at stake in Europe.
@artanisplays3982
@artanisplays3982 Год назад
The invasion of the ussr is a must, the ussr was gonna invade in 1942 and Britain is not gonna give up, like how the USA was not gonna stay there. I heard that American and German ships were already shooting each other by autumn, if this was true then it was only a matter of time
@sarawilson3423
@sarawilson3423 Год назад
Insert Bismarck joke here.
@jayrl8833
@jayrl8833 Год назад
Italy was nor ready for war. Mussolini has predicted that his army will be modernized in 1945, italy has suffered in post ww1 and its agriculture was there primary economy
@thewarconnoisseur
@thewarconnoisseur 4 месяца назад
Thanks for the video
@panzerwaffel5281
@panzerwaffel5281 10 месяцев назад
Attacking the USSR and starting the war were not Hitler's mistakes. These were decisions he was forced to make due to lack of oil and food supplies. If in 1941 Germany had waited another year as it was, it would have lost all its oil and food, leading to its economic disaster. Operation "fall Barbarossa" had to be carried out in order to reach new resources. Therefore, the main targets of the Wehrmacht were Stalingrad and Baku. Stalingrad ensured control of the northern Kakuaz region, which would allow the Wehrmacht to concentrate troops in the southern Kakuaz to capture Baku. In this sense, Stalingrad was not a mistake either, but a decision guided by problems in Germany's resources. It gave the Wehrmacht time for further conquest, the Volga held back the main Soviet resources, which hampered their industry.
@Uzair_Of_Babylon465
@Uzair_Of_Babylon465 2 года назад
Fantastic video keep it up your doing amazing job
@romanclay1913
@romanclay1913 2 месяца назад
1. Lost the Battle of Britain. 2. Attacked the USSR. 3. Two front war.
@vladciobanu7480
@vladciobanu7480 Год назад
Great content!
@BoboMagroto26
@BoboMagroto26 Год назад
Basically… his paranoia cost him, dearly
@eatschmitt4265
@eatschmitt4265 2 года назад
We all know the real reason he lost is cause captain America took out red skull and hydra
@ryukireii
@ryukireii 2 года назад
This is canon
@machupikachu1085
@machupikachu1085 Год назад
Spittin' facts!
@leonpaelinck
@leonpaelinck Год назад
No because of Indy securing the Lost Ark.
@Multi-Manus
@Multi-Manus 2 года назад
Actual reason: He was a prankster and convinced a high ranking German officer that he (the officer) was going on a suicide mission, so the officer ran to the allied lines and spilled vital information
@michaelwilliamson4759
@michaelwilliamson4759 Год назад
Are you talking about Rudolph Hess? He flew West because he was trying to secure peace with England before the invasion of Soviet Union. Soviet Union was a threat to England as much as it was to Germany. He was arrested and jailed.
@michailokeefeMooMoo
@michailokeefeMooMoo Год назад
Very interesting and informative video
@gleners8992
@gleners8992 2 года назад
I love your vids 😍 ❤
@nenenindonu
@nenenindonu 2 года назад
If he had actually won there wouldn't be such a bad image about him, maybe as worse as Stalin at most. After all history is written by the victors
@AUSans101
@AUSans101 2 года назад
No cap
@itsnotjojo
@itsnotjojo 2 года назад
True
@americanmade-1
@americanmade-1 2 года назад
No. Hate NEVER lands on the right side of history. Gassing millions of innocent people would never look good no matter what.
@aab350z
@aab350z 2 года назад
Yep. In the grand scheme of things; it's all absolutely meaningless, because people love to lie and make stuff up.
@wellingtonchikengezha3956
@wellingtonchikengezha3956 2 года назад
We all would be speakin german... Zu sagen ist es klar,dass die Geschichte zu alle gehoren, die erfolgreich sind
@jordanthomas4379
@jordanthomas4379 Год назад
10:00 don’t forget to mention that between 1942 and 1945, the United States sent almost 22 million tons of foreign aid to the Soviet Union.
@Phishyification
@Phishyification Год назад
The overwhelming majority of this was from 1944-1945. Literally 80%. The USSR had strategically defeated the Axis by 1943. American mechanization helped speed up soviet tempo in the late war, but did not change the ultimate outcome.
@jimmykska4398
@jimmykska4398 Год назад
Yeah, but Soviets were much better than USA
@DallasATrain7
@DallasATrain7 Год назад
"You can't fight a 2 front war" Why not America's doing it?!" "With all due respect sir, you aren't America"
@thenooneman01239
@thenooneman01239 Год назад
As an austrian painter, i guess i should take notes from this, just in case.
@myndfulretro
@myndfulretro Год назад
😂😂
@reginaldcopperbottom1738
@reginaldcopperbottom1738 Год назад
Bro please don't fail art school
@thenooneman01239
@thenooneman01239 Год назад
@@reginaldcopperbottom1738 i'll try not to
@kyozumimiyari2220
@kyozumimiyari2220 Год назад
Progress....??
@DavidRJones82
@DavidRJones82 Год назад
Welp... WWIII seems to be on the schedule. Just need to get you into some trench warfare!
@TIRFemcel
@TIRFemcel Год назад
Major factor on why he ACTUALLY lost is that soviet union was easily able to replenish their manpower while germany was not, then germany was spread even thinner when allies invaded in the west, germany had 3 million at the start of barbarossa, soviets also had similar numbers, but the difference was that soviet numbers were only going up, while germany's numbers were only going down.
@leonpaelinck
@leonpaelinck Год назад
oil
@nancy4don
@nancy4don Год назад
Another reason he lost was because he was drugged out of his mind. Several documentaries on RU-vid about this. Drugged minds don't make good decisions...
@markanthonysalandanan7657
@markanthonysalandanan7657 10 месяцев назад
Idk why i just love to listen to WWII stories so much
@tanjiayang3857
@tanjiayang3857 2 года назад
I think something similiar for the Japanese front will be very interesting. Nice vid!
@202d
@202d Год назад
there is no point to make propaganda lies about japanese
@vladislav1069
@vladislav1069 Год назад
"Hilter was an idiot" France: *only defended the border and not the full channel. They also sent almost all their skilled troops to Benelux* Well, someone else had lower IQ
@vladislav1069
@vladislav1069 Год назад
@@Sukulieh I don't have to explain if you know history
@Legendarymapping2196
@Legendarymapping2196 Год назад
@@vladislav1069 I understood
@tobos8909
@tobos8909 Год назад
The Maginot line was designed to force Germany through Belgium and bring Britain - who had guaranteed Belgian independence for a century by then - into the war, not as some impenetrable defence right up to the channel
@dylonmc4323
@dylonmc4323 Год назад
He was actually super smart with an IQ of around 170 but he became over confident and narcissistic. Maybe sycophantic a little.
@johnmurdoch8534
@johnmurdoch8534 Год назад
Convicted? There was no trial i was aware of.
@m4rtan100
@m4rtan100 Год назад
Amazing video
@scottt7371
@scottt7371 Год назад
Not sure how you can call one of the most powerful men an idiot, he was one of the most determined hellish leader💀
@giorgiodipietro4213
@giorgiodipietro4213 Год назад
Yaaaa
@yyyyyyyyyyy315
@yyyyyyyyyyy315 Год назад
Clownler was dumb for not fearing that Stalin would destroy him.
@45wasright43
@45wasright43 Год назад
Well, he made so many errors with his reckless decisions that cost his army during WW2. He underestimated Stalin & the Soviets and that was his downfall.
@user-wj6dt5bq3w
@user-wj6dt5bq3w 2 месяца назад
@@45wasright43And that makes him an idiot for his whole life? Even the Union in the Civil War lost major battles. Was General Grant an idiot? Get a clue.
@spacebanana2748
@spacebanana2748 2 года назад
I love the anthropomorphised flag orbs
@miniaturejayhawk8702
@miniaturejayhawk8702 Год назад
The germans didnt try to secure leningrad. They wanted to completely raze the city since it was the center of global communism at the time. Thats why its called "the siege of leningrad" and not "the battle of leningrad". The odds of germany achieving a quick victory in russia were still relatively high until the soviet counter offensive in the winter. And the war was still very much winable when germsn forces were sent into the caucasus. The german offensive in russia was only lost after the battle of kursk. That was when germany lost most of its armored units.
@alexterry558
@alexterry558 Год назад
Facts
@real_yunicellular
@real_yunicellular Год назад
They were never high. the only way Germany could have achieced a quick victory against Russia is if they surrender. They could not have gained Moscow due to not doing Halders strategy, Stalingrad was virtually unwinnable even if Germany had more men there. Germany NEVER could have even made a victory, let alone a quick one against the soviets. Kursk was unwinnable too due to the Soviets having 5 times as many soldiers and good fortifications, and Germany usually only won battles against the soviets when they werent ready, but at Kursk they were. Germany was doomed
@fishvius2891
@fishvius2891 Год назад
By the time the Battle of Kursk came along, the war was already on the Soviet's side.
@davidgage889
@davidgage889 Год назад
Some histirians say turning point was as early as August 41. The Russian resistance was much more than was anticipated and the Germans were starting to fall behind schedule. Definitely by the start of Kursk there was no way German was going to defeat the Soviet Union.
@leonpaelinck
@leonpaelinck Год назад
A quick victory in Russia is impossible.
@wyldshot666
@wyldshot666 Год назад
Infographics is great. Detailed history in 20 minutes.
@nataliastead7221
@nataliastead7221 Год назад
They also wanted to reach the Volga river through Stalingrad which was a HUGE supply line for the soviets and would have facilitated their operation to take over the Caucasus and the oil fields there
@rogerjohnson2562
@rogerjohnson2562 3 месяца назад
Besieging Stalingrad would also have cut off the river through it
@Frosty_tha_Snowman
@Frosty_tha_Snowman 2 года назад
We all know about the many attempts made on Hitlers life, but did you know that closer to the end of the war, there were multiple opportunities for assassination that were passed up because the Allies decided that he was making so many mistakes militarily, that it was better to leave him alive.
@antonioljubicic9420
@antonioljubicic9420 2 года назад
Wait fr?😂😂
@eliasl332
@eliasl332 2 года назад
And how do we know that this isn’t propaganda? They could be just failed attempts
@jeffreyval9665
@jeffreyval9665 2 года назад
@@antonioljubicic9420 that's common knowledge. How have you never heard that??
@antonioljubicic9420
@antonioljubicic9420 2 года назад
@@jeffreyval9665 Nope. As a history entusiast, I got a little surprised, but to me that just sounds like a propaganda, to make fun of him
@balabanasireti
@balabanasireti 2 года назад
@@antonioljubicic9420 I don't care
@aidenmulvey2141
@aidenmulvey2141 2 года назад
Idk if I’m tripping or has they uploaded video’s titled this like once a month
@darthazul2143
@darthazul2143 Год назад
Bruh I love your animated yells 😅🤣😭
@eLIPHAS3333
@eLIPHAS3333 Год назад
FFS, I'm 2 minutes in I've already come across 4 inaccuracies.
@TheBiggestBoog
@TheBiggestBoog Год назад
Y'all forget just how much of an impact the Australian army had on the African front, so proud 🤙👊
@j8246
@j8246 Год назад
Ngl I have never even heard Australia mentioned in the world wars, I just assumed they stayed on their continent and let everyone do their own thing. I'm gonna look this up now thanks c:
@thedropout9873
@thedropout9873 Год назад
@@j8246 I could be wrong but pretty sure most wars America has fought in Australia was there and today I think there’s even a treaty between the 2 countries that pretty much say americas wars are Australias and Vice versa. But I could be very very wrong on that lol can’t remember where I heard/read that
@roopezi4588
@roopezi4588 Год назад
it lost the war because the generals and other leaders who had plans and good tactics were not listened to. Germany would have had invincible technology in 1944 if it had not invaded the Soviet Union in 1941
@darkknight6432
@darkknight6432 Год назад
And the Oil and Manpower shortages
@leonpaelinck
@leonpaelinck Год назад
No
@listenhere1623
@listenhere1623 2 года назад
Sources link doesn't work on my phone. Error site cannot be reached. Does it work on pc
@MerlinDeCosta
@MerlinDeCosta 8 месяцев назад
''This is why kids, never underestimate your enemies or mix emotions with power.''
@thatsmiley14
@thatsmiley14 Год назад
lesson: be level headed to make important decisions during wartime 🤔🧐
@jamienewstart1756
@jamienewstart1756 Год назад
Losing the Battle of Britain was Key factor also.
@SpunkyGrubber
@SpunkyGrubber 14 дней назад
I learned more in this one video than I did in every WW2 history class I took in high school and College combined.
@Edgar_Hoods
@Edgar_Hoods Год назад
If they had focused on the middle east and tried to get oil from there instead of U.S.S.R. then they would probably have done better.
@darkknight6432
@darkknight6432 Год назад
But the oil in the middle east was only in its infancy
@michaelwilliamson4759
@michaelwilliamson4759 Год назад
You realize the invasion of Soviet Union was NEVER about oil or any other resource? The Germans had enough resources of their own. Germany invaded because it was becoming quite clear that the Allied powers were funding Soviet's army into a massive offensive force to take advantage of the weakened countries due to the prolonged war that Churchill the warmonger wanted so badly. Germans stationed at East Prussia could clearly see a massive force of Red Army soldiers amassing at the border in preparations for their invasion of Germany and Western Europe. The allied powers knew the full extent of Soviet Union's intention to invade and conquer the weakened Western European states and it was coming (if as Stalin had hoped) as Germany invaded Britain or not, either way they were going to invade Germany. You really oughta listen to his speeches, you would understand why he invaded Soviet Union and sent peace offers to Britain beforehand to end their unnecessary war and stand with Germany against the Soviet menace, and not some propagandist piece on RU-vid who gets his information from the already questionable history told by the victors of WWII.
@brokenbridge6316
@brokenbridge6316 Год назад
I would say Hitler's obsession with the Occult was a factor in him losing the war. But I don't think it was the single biggest factor. I think him declaring war on the US and invading the Soviet Union rank much higher than most people think.
@natethegreatndt5711
@natethegreatndt5711 Год назад
Of course, he literally decided to go against THE only 2 countries and armies that shouldn’t be F’d with.
@dylonmc4323
@dylonmc4323 Год назад
@@natethegreatndt5711 he would have crushed Russia one on one.
@natethegreatndt5711
@natethegreatndt5711 Год назад
@@dylonmc4323 Possibly, but he got cocky and thought he could take on both of them.
@dylonmc4323
@dylonmc4323 Год назад
@@natethegreatndt5711 yes, that's exactly right. It seems he became so confident because of his easy victories over Poland , France and others and because he actually wiped out the entire western Russian army down to less than 600 tanks in Moscow, destroyed the entire Russian airforce and it's economy all within 3 months. Japan had alot of success at that time as well so he probably assumed Japan could hold off the US long enough for him to finish Russia. He did not see lend lease helping Russia rebiuld so many army's and tanks. Then the Germany first policy began to wipe out the German economy hammering oil supplies and resources.. Then the US landing an entire army in Africa during Stalingrad didn't help much.
@Phishyification
@Phishyification Год назад
@@dylonmc4323 Russia crushed him one on one.
@mdmu_vjogdand
@mdmu_vjogdand Год назад
The fundamental reason why dictators or any autocratic regime never lasts is because of lack of empathy towards the human beings they rule upon. Let alone armies, civilizations need food, water, resources, etc. to sustain... These dictators, by nature, do not care for this. You can only supress human beings so much... Then they either rebel or 'let it rot' if the oppressor is too powerful. It is the fundamental nature of autocratic modals to fall... Only those systems which empathetically connect and grow every being will ever survive and sustain. We human beings ought to learn this by now.
@ferred3056
@ferred3056 Год назад
When you're American: We were the best in ww2, we won ww2, we had the best economy, we had 8272652424521991716154242 times more strong army then the Nazis, we were the coolest on the war, we won battle of Berlin, conquered Europe and the USSR, you guys did nothing but waited for us.
@miniaturejayhawk8702
@miniaturejayhawk8702 Год назад
"They just needed to blockade stalingrad" *Wrong!* Stalingrad was not just a manufacturing hub it was always a railway hub and the germans needed to secure the caucasian railways network to have a safe oil supply. So much is wrong with this video that its almost sad to be honest.
@SuperAnthonyBennett
@SuperAnthonyBennett Год назад
Here to say this
@terrencedouglas375
@terrencedouglas375 Год назад
wasn't Dresden the city firebombed and almost completely turned into ash...? Of course Hamburg was bombed but pretty sure Dresden is the more memorable one for incendiary bombing.
@shaansingh6048
@shaansingh6048 Год назад
could they not just blockade the railways too
@Ch33secakeGaming
@Ch33secakeGaming Год назад
When you see the german military cross on the planes bombing "pearl harbor"
@raisingapanther3809
@raisingapanther3809 Год назад
Quite, as they used modern day borders, comepletely destroying the point of education in that factor, as they used german aircraft for pearl harbour scene, if germany had no idea of the invasion whatsoever, and modern day borders would force the ceding of danzig to be impossible as germany didnt have konigsberg, and since russia is comepletly cut-off from russia they couldnt invade them, as belarus and ukraine stood in the way. I agree with your statement, and it really is sad.
@ftwtech
@ftwtech 2 года назад
Is it just me or does that thumbnail picture look like Mike Lindell?
@amirordibi1348
@amirordibi1348 2 года назад
Never underestimate the Russian winter
@plozar
@plozar Год назад
or the mud
@Huskerguy316
@Huskerguy316 7 месяцев назад
Never underestimate an empty fuel gage
@leesdroidaccountharbin9665
@leesdroidaccountharbin9665 Год назад
LOL@the infographic featuring FDR walking without wearing glasses.
@datrevmeister
@datrevmeister Год назад
Gee!!! Where have I heard this before lately!!!
@Xero328
@Xero328 Год назад
At around six minutes they show fdr walking behind his desk in Oval Office deciding to join the war or not. Wasn’t he in a wheelchair from polio? Pretty big oversight imo
@j_stlemon6352
@j_stlemon6352 Год назад
I’ve been so interested in world war 2 for my whole life. This channel has progressed my interest and knowledge so much it’s not even funny. I though I knew a lot before I started watching you guys but you guys definitely proved me wrong. Please more world war 2!!
@bis8366
@bis8366 Год назад
There info can be wrong alot of times, if you watch other historians and look at the Internet the info you get is different to this show but I agree its interesting watching this channel
@raisingapanther3809
@raisingapanther3809 Год назад
this channel could teach a lot, but i reallly can spot a few giant problems with this video, such as Borders, aircraft designs, and just a small amount of accuracy, but it really can make up for it with the actual content
@seed424
@seed424 Год назад
“just one mistake, is all it could take to go down in history, remember me for centuries”
@martybingham63
@martybingham63 Год назад
I like the hysterical shriek you gave Adolf...😁😂
@diabolivirtusen-tavares-ea4645
😃
@ArmandoRodriguezzz737
@ArmandoRodriguezzz737 3 месяца назад
Step 1: be rejected from art school
@alldayubum
@alldayubum Год назад
The Germans actually did have thick great winter coats stock piled in Warsaw and Prague warehouses , They waited until the weather got bad first because the coats were thick, stiff and hot you cant give soldiers these coats in June ,, it was more a logistic problem cause they needed not only coats but amunition, food, and truck and armor parts so getting the Germans winter gear took longer than expected
@Death1134u
@Death1134u Год назад
What i know is that he thought he could take over russia but he made a huge mistake so thats exactly how he started to lose land
@leonpaelinck
@leonpaelinck Год назад
But expanding east was thé main goal of the war. If they don't do that, then it's no longer world war 2
@imtheone3993
@imtheone3993 2 года назад
Those American flags at 2:18 are completely wrong. There were 0 Americans there, there were Brits
@eli8922
@eli8922 2 года назад
Maybe after I think operation compass if I'm correct but the Americans did land in north Africa If I remember correctly
@hans4239
@hans4239 2 года назад
I think that was later in 1942, a year or two before the north African campaign started.
@shukes4645
@shukes4645 2 года назад
@@eli8922 operation compass was british. The americans landed in operation torch.
@runedova126
@runedova126 2 года назад
Good spot. Thats what I thought when I noticed the American flags too. It was predominately British troops defending in North Africa aswell as Free French troops.
@daveanderson3805
@daveanderson3805 2 года назад
Germany lost because the allies had more of everything. More men, more weapons and more oil. The allies didn't so much win the war on the battle field as in american factories. Once the US industry was on a war footing, the sheer volume of production was stupendous. Also, neither the german military nor industry was set up to fight a war of attrition.
@omb_eli3476
@omb_eli3476 2 года назад
And mechanized also they didn’t have many cars and tanks to get around
@multidolfan69
@multidolfan69 2 года назад
@John Grigg as long as nukes are a thing a direct confrontation with China probably wouldn’t happen. Plus, both China and the US fuel each other’s economies, it would be economical suicide if the two went at it
@danielslocum7169
@danielslocum7169 2 года назад
true but another huge factor was the allied breaking of the german enigma code.thus, the allies usually knew exactly what the german plans were.
@daviddevault8700
@daviddevault8700 2 года назад
I respectfully disagree. The US Army activated all National Guard and Reserve units after the fall of France. Intensive training was initiated and men who could lead were sent to officer and NCO training programs. In early Pacific Battles mostly prewar us troops usually out fought the Japanese.
@EzequielMartin55vf
@EzequielMartin55vf 2 года назад
@John Grigg same
@ruisantos4520
@ruisantos4520 Год назад
The main reason was really the fact that he ignored the rule number one in was from the time of Alexander the great ... My soldier is the the conquered people and soldiers converted to me ...
@LangLebeDasKaisertumOestereich
thank you i will show him
@johnsesia9050
@johnsesia9050 2 года назад
Could you do an episode about the Sixties Scoop?
@tintinyb08
@tintinyb08 2 года назад
Two of the people I subbed to just released a vid lol
@TheTozotube
@TheTozotube 2 года назад
Thank you so much for these educational pieces. I feel its important for us to learn this stuff. Love this channel. Keep killing it yall
@tinyyoutuber.2091
@tinyyoutuber.2091 2 года назад
Love this channel? Bro are you in your senses ? They don't make thier animations first of all. They purchase vectors from shutter stock. Their content is repetitive. Nothing special, same things all the time.
@eliasl332
@eliasl332 2 года назад
Education? The general idea maybe, if you open one book you will find a lot of mistakes here and in almost every video. They prefer quantity over quality.
@machupikachu1085
@machupikachu1085 Год назад
@@eliasl332 Prove those 'mistakes.' make a more accurate RU-vid series or STHU.
@eliasl332
@eliasl332 Год назад
@@machupikachu1085 I don't have the time for that but I see only good in warning others of what is happening here. If you want to learn another at all read books, this easy solution you have here is only to entertain 9 year olds. Or at least if you are that lazy subscribe to Mark Felton.
@machupikachu1085
@machupikachu1085 Год назад
@@eliasl332 "I don't have the time for that..." you're too important to tell the truth? Gotcha! One RU-vid channel - genius truth sayer This RU-vid channel - manipulative sociopath Thanks for clearing all of that up! You've been so helpful! Pro tip - if you truly want to help society CREATE something, don't just sit back and say "You're doing it wrong!" Otherwise, your credibility is nil. Cheers!
@ITIsFunnyDamnIT
@ITIsFunnyDamnIT 2 года назад
You forgot his mistake at Dunkirk. Halting the ground troops. At first rejecting automatic assault weapons also cost some lives.
@00dude3
@00dude3 2 года назад
Because he thought the UK could still be an ally
@LordSluggo
@LordSluggo Год назад
The Germans were literally out of gas and coming down from their amphetamine highs. They couldn't advance.
@Wow_btw
@Wow_btw Год назад
A theorised reason was using the Dunkirk encirclement as a bargaining tool to get an easier peace deal with the allies by using the trapped troops as hostages
@leonpaelinck
@leonpaelinck Год назад
What difference would it make? The allies could replace the men. And France fell anyway.
@ITIsFunnyDamnIT
@ITIsFunnyDamnIT Год назад
@@leonpaelinck If he hadn't halted the ground troops at Dunkirk. The war would have certainly last a lot longer and the body count much higher.
@Eric_Von_Yesselstyn
@Eric_Von_Yesselstyn 9 месяцев назад
As a leader you must give orders to your Generals and let them figure out how to achieve their mission goals and NOT try to micro manage the war yourself.. Generals are skilled in Military operations, their whole existence to is wage and win wars, that's what they do. You don't send a Baker to build a house and you don't send a Carpenter to bake bread.
@GabrielUngacta
@GabrielUngacta 2 года назад
There was no way Germany could have won the war. Taking on two rising powers and a global empire. No matter how well trained or "advanced" Germany was, Germany would lose the war sooner or later.
@deaddok999
@deaddok999 2 года назад
I believe that if Stalin wasnt General Secretary which was entirely possible and Winston Churchill along with FDR not becoming in charge of their respective countries during the war
@HappyChap8
@HappyChap8 Год назад
@@deaddok999 No, Germany could not win no matter what. If another soviet leader was in charge then it would have went better for the Reds. Considering no great purge.
@deaddok999
@deaddok999 Год назад
@@HappyChap8 yes but no forced industrialization and Lenin's plans for state capitalism which would force the soviets to industrialize in the late 1930s which would be FAR too late
@yapperbird
@yapperbird Год назад
Well the Germans can actually won if Japan dint attack pearl harbour,Germany attacked Soviet sooner and clearing North Africa first
@deaddok999
@deaddok999 Год назад
@@yapperbird Yes but the thing is that Japan was still genociding Chinese people's causing an embargo against them which provokes Japan to do pearl harbor
@lizgrosvenor2419
@lizgrosvenor2419 10 дней назад
Why is bro not crediting Britain
@thetruth5487
@thetruth5487 2 года назад
The Ultra secret ,the breaking of the German code was more significant .
@fredcourtney03
@fredcourtney03 2 года назад
Not too many German POWs ever made it out of Russia. They might have been better off fighting until the end. It would have had a similar fatality rate
@dbunch904
@dbunch904 2 года назад
Sad but true. Once the Russians reached Berlin and the German soldiers knew it was over, most of them made a break for the west to surrender to the Allies rather than get captured by the Russians.
@hannahdyson7129
@hannahdyson7129 Год назад
Russian POWS had a worse survival rate believe it or not .The Germans basically starved them to death . Well the men anyway Worse for the women
@footisman2059
@footisman2059 Год назад
@@dbunch904 Im pretty sure they brought the civilians with them too, and if they did it was truly a heroic act that should be respected.
@blackhawk2302
@blackhawk2302 Год назад
Along with Hamburg, you missed Dresden. That was firebombed as well.
@jimmykska4398
@jimmykska4398 Год назад
Dresden was HEAVILY bombed. Very true
@rogerjohnson2562
@rogerjohnson2562 3 месяца назад
samosamo
@YedolfWesler
@YedolfWesler Год назад
Rommel is still revered for being a brilliant tank commander.
@hacciwvc
@hacciwvc Год назад
Rommel is a very over rated general he was a good front line commander i ww1 and a good tank commander in the invasion of france but he hade a very big ego and saw him self as the greatest commander in the world he underestameted the britsh and he over estameted his own forces capablitis and made alot if big mistakes that cost him the african campaine
@tomlxyz
@tomlxyz Год назад
I think it has more to do with Russia being so big, requiring long supply lines and longer to get to the cities. Otherwise it wouldn't have taken so long and they'd be done before winter came
@maggiespivey-faulkner1257
@maggiespivey-faulkner1257 Год назад
Weird to animate FDR pacing behind his desk.
@communistpro2159
@communistpro2159 2 года назад
U should upload more on the cold war
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