World War II - Eastern Front (1941-1945) - Every Day 

100k views and 1k subsribers... A week ago I couldn't imagine such figures. Thank you very much to everyone!! When I read comments, I notised that many people would like to see the Polish partisans and Slovak National Uprising. I will be honest, I forgot about them. It's my mistake. .. And separately about the Warsaw Uprising. This is really important event of the war. But drawing of city uprisings on my map is a problem. Besides Warsaw the uprisings broke out in other cities, and I haven't drawn them too (Prague, Vilnius)

3:17 the german atack was so strong than the city of voronezh moves to the east

3:19 June 30th 1942 in Moscow Officer: Comrad Stalin, the Germans are moving towards Voronezh. We have 3 options. Either we counter-attack, we dig in or we fall back and leave the city to the Germans. Stalin: Issue option 4! Officer: Option 4? Stalin: Move the entire city of Voronezh to the east.

The German army is a machine, and machines can be broken! - Konstantin Rokossovsky

My granddad was one of Belarusian partisans in German-occupied area. When the war began he was a 12 year-old boy. He served as a messenger in his detachment. When completing the missions he had to mask himself as a usual countryside boy, for example carrying the basket of mushrooms or soome wood. He has been stopped by German patrols many times but he didn't give out himself. Even his relatives didn't know he's a partisan. Unfortunately he died 2 years ago at the age of 91. Thank you that you added the partisan forces to the video.

Comments: 1%:How many lives the war cost 5%:Wow,this video is so well made! 94%-*V O R O N E Z H*

Germany:We are losing the war! Italy,Finland,Romania and Bulgaria:We?

8:57 Steiner's glorious attack begins

conquering massive amounts of territory in every european country: war winning strategy conquering massive amounts of territory in Russia: meaningless

It's 2020 and we're still waiting for Steiners attack.

Germany: We nearly took Moscow. Russia: We literally carried our factories over mountains. *Edit----Damn, thank you for the likes people. However what's even better, is the comments below.*

that very feeling when your city of Voronezh became the most popular in this video ...

That moment when you realize Yugoslavia liberated itself

This video is so great and detailed that it deserves millions of views!

Yugoslavian child: **exists** Tito: *You'll be a partisan*

Some people may notice that videos on my channel have been absent for 3 month. There are several reasons for this: the difficulty of creating this video, school weekdays and desire to relax. Also, I'm in ninth grade, so at the end of the school year I have final exams (which were postponed for two weeks due to Coronavirus). That's why I can't assume when the new video will be released. Besides, I don't know what will the next video be about. So that, if you have ideas write in the comments!! But despite all the problems you continue to write kind and pleasant comments. Thank you very much for that!! Special thanks to Triballian Mapper, Warsaw HD Graphics and Yan Xishan, I'm grateful to you for your support!! Ну а отдельное спасибо на русском я бы хотел выразить Максиму. Брат, если ты это читаешь, знай, насколько я действительно благодарен тебе за твою поддержку. Видео вышло именно таким и именно сегодня во многом благодаря тебе!

Bulgaria declaring war on the Soviet Union on 5 september 1944, then surrendering and switching sides on 9 september 1944💀

Imagine what it's like to be a soldier who went from Stalingrad to Berlin

1:20 : Opération Barbarossa 7:13 : Operation Bagration

I really like how you have shown the partisan movements as well, well done

1:20 Operation Barbarossa 5:44 Operation Run For Your Lives!

Germans: we took Voronezh! Voronezh: *moves to the east* Germans: 3:20 I s a i d w e t o o k V o r o n e z h

Germans: *Advance* Voronezh: We don't do that here

8:55 Allies: so all the axis powers in Europe just surrender A little city in Czech republic: no

The losses of the Soviet Union In the first year of the war on all levels - territory, manpower, materials... It is astounding that they won that war. Just unbelievable. Sometimes real life is better than any fiction.

Yugoslavia was a total badass. They never stopped fighting even after being completely occupied, and they continued until they successfully drove out the Germans.

1941: *Battle for Moscow* 1942: *Battle of Stalingrad* 1943: *Battle of Kursk* 1944: *Battle for Leningrad* 1945: *Berlin*

Nazi Germany:Operation Ba.. Soviet Union:Operation Bagration

1:41 Lake Ladoga change in size and shape 2:01 Brno in Slovakia and Tartu in Estonia pops up on the map 3:18 Voronezh: Nope, I dont want to be captured

Operation Barbarossa: Who are you? Operation Bagration: I am you, but better

"Make alliances with anyone, start any war, but never touch the Russians" Otto Von Bismarck

Germany, the most feared empire in Europe at the time occupying every country they defeated: Belarus and Yugoslavia: no

Мой дед погиб под Сталинградом. Вечная слава нашим предкам за победу!

3:17 In soviet Russia, city moves out of you!

It's kinda sad when you realise that Pavlov's house in Stalingrad stayed longer than whole France

Only reason the soviets survived was because they didn’t face the might of Bulgaria in 1941.

“I promise I won’t invade the Soviet Union” 3 drinks later

Белорусские партизаны действительно герои, 60% страны контролировали. Это показатель, что народ готов защищать свою страну, не смотря ни на что

*First soviet troop entered romania* Romania: aaa im with you just dont hurt me

Hitler: “I will not make the same mistake as Napoleon” Hitler when the Red army is at the gates of Berlin: surprised pikachu face*

My teacher used this video yesterday Instead of slideshows. Thank you so much you’re a time saver + that was the best day of my life. All my classmates were cheering for USSR.

7:29 endsieg time 8:10 - 8:29 Siege of Budapest 8:20 Siege of Warsaw 8:22 Siege of Poznan 8:27 Siege of Breslau 8:35 Encirclement of Danzig and Königsberg 8:49 Battle for Berlin 8:54 Prague offensive and capitulation

No one: The Soviets at Voronezh: WE should just take The city and PUSH IT SOMEWHERE ELSE

3:20 Voronezh moved to the side a little just to show the German Advance to the Caucasus.

Can we just stop talking about Voronezh and appreciate that insane russian wave at 5:31 ?

This is an excellent video. I have only one complaint: you did not show Operation Tempest, the Polish uprising against Germany that occurred after Operation Bagration.

social experiment gone wrong

This is by far the most accurate depiction of the Eastern Front I've ever seen in my life

One minor error : 8:53 The Allies didn't advance to Trieste that fast. The first ones to reach it were the Yugoslav Partisans and they even conquered it after the Battle of Trieste and held it for a few days, before having to cede it to the British forces. My grandfather participated in that fight. And at 9:25 , Yugoslavia annexed Istria and parts of modern-day western Slovenia from Italy, after the war. The borders in the video are pre-WW2 ones

People: Operation Barbarossa Intellectuals: Directive 21

Hitler: Operation Barbarossa Stalin: **Reverse card**

3:17 imagine how many Soviet soldiers it took to move voronezh to the east

Imagine, before this war there was 2 million people living in Leningrad After war there was only 546K left Edited: this comment almost got as much likes as count of subs i have

Germany 1941: ‘YEET’ Germany 1942: ‘YEET’ Germany 1943: ‘Wait’ Germany 1944: ‘Crap’ Germany 1945: ‘GODDM*MNIT’ *Rage quits*

4:08 Bro it was just a prank calm down.

8:40 The German was so impressed by the Soviet's strategic brilliance of moving Voronezh to evade their offensive that they moved Erfurt to evade the Western Allies offensive.

The soviets pulled the greatest “They had us in the first half” in history

This is very underrated. Amazing job!

2:00 Tartu and Brno just decided to exist.

A lot of people assume if Moscow fell, the USSR would surrender. They would not have.

It’s amazing how Yugoslavian partisan forces managed to reoccupy all the lands lost to the Axis powers without any foreign help

为苏联人民的牺牲致敬！ My respect to USSR people and those who fight for freedom.From Beijing,China.

Вечная память советским солдатам!

By far the most detailed video of the Eastern Front in WW2 that has ever been published on RU-vid! The cities and the bombings were also very nice touches. You should be very proud of yourself, keep up the great work!

The fact that the Russian army DIDNT disintegrate in 1941 is an absolutely perfect display of resilience.

Germany: Whoa, fighting on eastern front gets way too tough... maybe Japan could help us with USSR? Japan: i JuSt aTtaCkEd ThE uNiTeD StAtEs Germany: ...YOU WHAT?!?

1:41 The river near Leningrad decided to protect the city, and flowed out.

I will try to quantify the contribution of each country. To do this, take the data from Wikipedia. By the number of mobilized soldiers: USSR - 38.30% China - 19.16% USA - 17.90% France - 6.67% Great Britain - 6.55% Yugoslavia - 4.16% India - 2.66% Canada - 1.21% Australia - 1.11% Belgium - 0.69% Greece - 0.46% South Africa - 0.46% Netherlands - 0.31% New Zealand - 0.22% Norway - 0.08% Brazil - 0.04% Denmark - 0.03% For financial losses: USSR - 68.00% USA - 15.27% Great Britain - 16.72% According to the losses of soldiers: USSR - 62.76% China - 26.90% USA - 2.87% France - 1.79% Great Britain - 2.03% Yugoslavia - 1.96% India - 0.26% Canada - 0.28% Australia - 0.17% Belgium - 0.09% Greece - 0.42% South Africa - 0.06% Netherlands - 0.27% New Zealand - 0.08% Norway - 0.06% Brazil - 0.01% Denmark - 0.01% For wounded soldiers: USSR - 63.31% China - 28.25% USA - 2.63% France - 1.13% Great Britain - 1.13% Yugoslavia - 2.42% India - 0.10% Canada - 0.21% Australia - 0.16% Belgium - 0.11% Greece - 0.22% South Africa - 0.06% Netherlands - 0.06% New Zealand - 0.16% Norway - 0.02% Brazil - 0.01% Denmark - 0.01% As you can see, everywhere the USSR was in first place, its contribution ranged from 38.3% to 68%. On average, taking into account the number of mobilized soldiers, the number of wounded soldiers, the loss of soldiers and financial losses, the contribution of each country to the victory in World War II was: USSR - 53.52% China - 22.82% USA - 8.91% Great Britain - 6.09% France - 2.94% Yugoslavia - 2.62% India - 0.93% Canada - 0.52% Australia - 0.44% Greece - 0.34% Belgium - 0.27% Netherlands - 0.20% South Africa - 0.18% New Zealand - 0.14% Norway - 0.05% Brazil - 0.02% Denmark - 0.02% If we calculate the damage caused in the form of the total loss (dead + prisoners) of the enemy troops, then approximately we will receive: USSR - 59.38% Great Britain - 11.01% USA - 9.39% France - 9.28% China - 2.79% Take a look at Lend-Lease. In general, the ratio of the amount of assistance to the Soviet Union from the United States in the framework of Lend-Lease for 2041-2045 to the GDP of the USSR amounted to 5.1%, and to financial losses - 1.85%. In general, the USSR broke: 75% of the German land forces and their allies 60% of the German Air Force and their allies 20% of the German Navy and their allies 30% of Japan's land forces If we take into account the damage to the ground forces, the Air Force, the Navy of the “axis” countries and take into account the Lend-Lease, then the percentage contribution to the victory in World War 2 will be as follows: USSR - 41.19% USA - 24.39% Great Britain - 19.42% France - 8.17% China - 0.93% The rest of the countries of the anti-Hitler coalition - 5.90% At the same time, consider the ground forces, air force and navy equivalent.

2:10 Moscow literally on mouth of the beast!

Good job. My great-grandfather was captured at rzhev battle then he escaped, another one was in occupation and when Nazis wanted to send him to Germany he escaped to partisans and fought at Kursk battle then he was sent to hospital,another one was from Leningrad now he is buried in Poland he died on the border of Germany, I don't know anything about one great-grandfather,my grandma survived at Leningrad blockade,she lost her brother and mother and her father is buried in Poland,my grandfather was born in Bryansk and after the start of war he got to partizans and once he got ill,a doctor helped him then she(the doctor) was hanged by Nazis because of the help to partizans another grandfather and another grandmother was born after the war, I am really proud of my relatives. 26.6m Soviet Union people died. Now our country still feel consequences of the war (less population). Hate everyone who says that traitors fought against communism it isn't true, Jews and slavs were planned to kill. Others were considered to be slaves. I hope that nothing bad will happen again

soviet union:hey America America:ye soviet union:wanna hear a joke America:sure Soviet union:Berlin America:i dont get it? soviet union:exactly

There is a small mistake because Jugoslavia owns the dalmatian peninsula after ww2 other that that wonderful work

From this map we can see how screwed up the German logistics must have been - so many partisans all through the centre. No wonder they started having major issues. Those Partisans contributed to the war in a big way - without them the Germans could have possibly continued their rapid pace into the heart of Russia before the Soviets had time to reorganise.

The balkan people are some serious warriors. They didnt need liberation. They liberated themselves.

Red army: They had us in the first half not gonna lie

Everyone: LOL VORONEZH MOVES TO THE EAST LMAO Erfurt moving east in 8:41: Am I a joke to you?

Can't imagine how hard to make this Animation

Просто великолепно! Я ждал, когда на картах обозначат советских партизан! И вы это сделали! Молодец!

Today 79 years ago...

i still cant believe the reich was that close to moscow

Let’s take a look at the different sides of the front! We have the Axis, the Allies, some Partisans, and *F I N L A N D*

Лайк за то что достоверно показаны все битвы по дням. Даже отмечены действия партизан, бомбардировки Союзников и Немцев, немного война в Италии, и в западной Германии, даже Болгария не в войне с СССР. Еще очень радует то что время по 12 часам и выглядит детальнее чем по дням

Мой дед, Николай Николаевич, воевал на Украинском фронте в гвардии, форсировал Днепр на лодке в качестве связиста-разведчика при артиллерии. Когда лодку подбили, он добрался до вражеского берега с рацией и оттуда корректировал огонь, уничтожив несколько станковых пулеметов и пехоту на возвышенности, затем полк занял высоту. Далее - освобождал Западную Украину, Польшу и Германию, где и в боевых порядках дрался, и в разведку в занятый немцами город ходил, засекал позиции орудий, и утром по этим координатам артиллерией давали, а затем (не поверите, это 43-44й год) врывался сабельный эскадрон и рубил все подряд!

Everybody is talking about Voronezh moving but how about Vyazma appearing on the map at 1:52?

I think what this shows, and which I’ve learned, from learning more and more about WW2, is that Germany was never really that close to winning.

Fun fact: the European Winter of 1941-42 was the coldest winter of the entire 20th century. Even Mother Nature wanted Hitler to lose.

Stalin beat Hitler's ass

Sweden: Maybe if I stand REALLY still nobody will notice me.

Югославия красавцы,боролись до последнего

in ww2 in Serbia, my great grandfather was 16 when invasion happend. he didn't really care, he stolen german motorcycle cuz he saw it first time in his life. but he later needed to return motocycle, but luckily germans didn't kill him later on, he fought in bosnia as communist, I'm proud of him

Am I the only person who checks this video everyday at 12:00 and 24:00, to make an imagination like this is all happening in real time and understand how fast the military actions were at that time?

Отличная работа, очень наглядный размах, отдельная благодарность за показ партизан, от просмотра было не оторваться, невольно понимаешь, что переживаешь за происходящее на карте.

My Grandfather fought for the Germany during WW2, and he fought hard against the Soviets one of his battles were the battle in Stalingrad. The reason that I watched this video was to praise the heroic battles my father went through!

What a masterpiece, hats off!

"No matter how tough you think you are Russia will always be tougher than you" - a ww2 veteran

1:11 barbarossa is launched, germans launch all out attack 1:21 soviets are encircled at bialystok and minsk, zhukov is fired 1:28 soviets encircled at smolensk, defense for Moscow starts to be formed, zhukov is called back in 1:44 the siege of leningrad begins 1:48 Soviets at Kiev are encircled 2:07. Operation typhoon begins with the first pincer movements forming 2:12 german advance halts, moscow is safe, soviet reinforcements come in 2:22, Soviets are on the offensive 2:34 Stalemate 2:40-3:12 light attacks ensue but to no effect 3:18 the fins and germans push to the north 3:20 army group south begins it's push to the caucuses 3:30 army group south keeps up it's relentless attacks, and taking key railways 3:36 bloodiest battle of history starts, stalingrad sees massive casualties 4:01 light pushes by army group south with little gains 4:08 the Soviet armies begin to encircle the 6th army, ending the suffering in stalingrad 4:17 Soviets on the offensive with the demoralized germans facing more Soviets 5:10 largest tank battle of the war begins with a new generation of tanks unveiled 5:19 very fierce and relentless attacks from germans continue, with an incident where a german soldiers clothes were on fire so he stripped down till he was naked, and then charged a t34 with an anti tank grenade 5:30 allied bombing over german cities reach devastating levels 5:36 battle of kursk ends 5:42 almost all hope of winning is lost in german high command, 6:34 Germany's war situation is "less than desirable" the rape of Europe begins as some red army soldiers take advantage of helpless women in concentration camps, and normal women. 7:13 operation bagration is launched, german resistance is shattered 7:22 the july plot is put into motion with it failing many german generals know their fate, and some cant come to terms with it 7:24 Soviets capture city after city 8:48 A desperate defense is set up at seelow heights (personal story) one of my relatives great grandfather was a mortar crewman at seelow, he ended up killing himself in fear of being captured by the Soviets 8:53 berlin is captured 8:54 Germany surrenders... 65 million people were killed in world war 2, some scars would never heal, remnants of the war are left to rot, some trying to forget the tragedy, The eastern front was the worst of all front's, both sides believed that one another were inferior, or dog's, both sides equally matched in their allegiance to their country would lead to a tremendous loss of life. I have to commend this channel for savoring over every tiny detail, to try and tell history the way it's meant to be told, not through biased movies who portray "America as the best nation in the world and how they are all heroes" and how "one side is good and one side is evil", "In war there is no good nor evil, you either kill or kill without thinking about it"

3:19 I see Field Marshal Patrick Star organized the defense of Voronezh. Genius tactics.

Even though I’ve studied WWII history, seeing the fight of the Belarusian partisans represented like this made me think about the physical and mental struggle behind it in a new way. It was unexpectedly emotional. That small part of the video by itself is profoundly moving, and an effective tool for helping people understand Belarusian politics today. Thanks so much for doing what you do.

Stalin: Wanna hear a joke? Hitler: Sure i guess Stalin: Stalingrad and Moscow Hitler: I dont get it Stalin: Exactly

Спасибо нашим дедам за победу!