WW2: Every Theatre [Extended] 

Wow! Incredible how these leaders spoke for weeks! Mad respect

Love it when you add historical clips and speeches into the videos! Makes it that much better. Keep up the good work!

Thanks. The pacific and eastern theatres are totally overlooked in ww2.

The thing that peaks my interest about ww2 was despite it being a nearly 90 year old conflict it was so well documented

Beautiful! I'd love to see more!

Way better than the old one. Keep improving!

That was the best World War 2 video I have ever seen, I hope a conflict like that never happens again, and love to all the lives lost, the African theater is overlooked in my opinion, and other theaters like the Chinese and Indian. Good Job to mapsinanutshell!!!

The only thing I didn't like was that there was no way to show the winter war, but other than that. This was really good. Loved it and it probably won't be my first time here.

I hope there will be more videos about world history and Vietnam. Thank you team, every video is good 👏🏻

Mongolia and Tyva were active participants in the conflict, so they should be also cyan-colored on the map. Mongolia and Tyva contributed not only to lend-lease (sending tanks and horses to the Soviet Union) but also whole squadrons of cavalry, aviation and other forces. Obviously, mongol forces (Tyva was already annexed at the time) were also participating in dismantling Manchukuo.

Your probably my favorite mapping channel

It's even better with "Bring Forth the Tanks", my favorite song

Season 1: Germany 0:05 - 2:24 Season 2: A Global War 2:24 - 3:57 Season 3: Pacific 3:57 - 5:38 Season 4: Liberation 5:38 - 6:54 Season 5: Destruction 6:54 - 7:46

Amazing with good effort

Incredible!

It's amazing how France was crushed in just a month

This guy needs more subs

Hi,nice video!

Thank you so much by so great, interesting and usefull material

Yay! The multiple moth long speeches are back lol

Great video

im glad he time travelled to see the events and maps from beginning to finish

5:18 wheres that video from? I've been searching eastern ideologic speeches of WW2 for a while and I havent found any

This video is very well made! but could you take out the video in the corner? it kind of distracts me idk

0:00 You could put here "A więc wojna" and Beck's speech about the honor

Please tell me how you made this!

Never knew ww2 took 8 minutes

Hi name from the speech from Stalin?

How you are make this videos or map

Here is a 5,000 word story about World War II: The Longest Day The sun had barely risen over the horizon, casting a dim glow across the still waters of the English Channel. On the beaches of Normandy, thousands of Allied soldiers crouched nervously in their landing crafts, gripping their rifles and peering towards the distant shoreline. The air was thick with tension as they prepared to embark on one of the most pivotal military operations in history - the D-Day invasion of Occupied France. Among them was Private James Mackenzie, a young Scottish conscript who had been drafted into the British Army just a year earlier. At only 20 years old, this would be his first taste of combat. As the landing craft approached the beach, the deafening sound of artillery fire and machine guns filled the air. German defenders had turned the coastline into a heavily fortified death trap, with rows of barbed wire, land mines, and concrete bunkers bristling with firepower. "This is it, lads!" shouted the sergeant over the din. "Remember your training and stick together! For king and country!" The ramp of the landing craft dropped with a heavy thud, and James found himself charging into a maelstrom of bullets and explosions. All around him, men were cut down by the withering German fire. Smoke and chaos enveloped the beach as the Allied forces struggled to gain a foothold. James ducked behind a concrete obstacle, his heart pounding. He had never experienced anything like this - the sheer terror and brutality of modern warfare. Steeling his nerves, he peered out and squeezed off a few rounds towards the German positions, praying that his aim was true. After what felt like an eternity, a gap opened in the enemy defenses, and the surviving Allied troops began to push inland. James and his squad mates advanced cautiously, their boots squelching in the blood-soaked sand. The once pristine Normandy coastline had been transformed into a hellish landscape of destruction. As they moved further from the beach, the fighting only intensified. James found himself caught in a vicious firefight, ducking behind a hedgerow as German machine gun fire raked the area. One of his comrades took a bullet to the chest and collapsed beside him, gasping for air. James felt a surge of panic, but he forced himself to remain calm and return fire. Eventually, the German resistance began to falter, and the Allies were able to secure a vital foothold on the Normandy coast. But the cost had been staggering - thousands of brave young men had paid the ultimate price to breach Hitler's vaunted Atlantic Wall. For James, the horrors of that day would be seared into his memory forever. As he trudged inland with the rest of his unit, he couldn't help but wonder how many more battles like this lay ahead. The road to Berlin was long and treacherous, and the outcome of the war still hung in the balance. *** Across the English Channel, in the war rooms of London, Allied commanders were carefully monitoring the progress of the D-Day landings. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, the supreme Allied commander, paced nervously as reports trickled in from the frontlines. "The initial assault waves have secured a foothold on the beaches," reported one of his aides. "But the fighting is still fierce, and casualties are mounting." Eisenhower nodded grimly. He had known that the invasion would be a bloody affair, but the sheer scale of the carnage was difficult to comprehend. Thousands of brave young men were giving their lives to liberate Europe from the grip of Nazi tyranny. "What's the status of our reinforcements?" he asked. "They're moving in as quickly as possible, sir," the aide replied. "But the Germans are putting up a hell of a fight. It's going to be a long, hard slog to break out of the beachhead." Eisenhower sighed heavily. He had spent months meticulously planning this operation, weighing every possible contingency. But no amount of preparation could have fully prepared him for the realities of modern warfare. The fate of the free world hung in the balance, and he knew that the coming days and weeks would test the resolve of the Allied forces to the limit. *** In Berlin, Adolf Hitler paced the floor of his underground bunker, his face contorted with rage. Reports of the Allied invasion had reached him just hours earlier, and he was furious that his vaunted Atlantic Wall had been breached. "This is an outrage!" he shouted,

Had no idea so many people went to the theaters during the war.

Super underrated

could you please show only the sound of the videos because these videos cover a large part of the map.

This is really giving me some old Oversimplified vibes

Finland has been forgotten completely. Winterwar against soviet union 30.11.1939-13.03.1940. Continuation war against soviet union 25.06.1941-04.09.1944. Lappland war against German soldiers 05.09.1944-30.04.1945.

So we just gonna forget the whole winter war (39-40) and continuation war (41-44) between the ussr and finland and then the lapland war (44-45) between finland and germany huh?

Amazing

Good job ! Thanks.

"every theatre" except for the following: Soviet invasion of Poland Soviet invasion of Finland Japanese-Chinese war prior to Pearl Harbor And probably some other minor ones that I'm not thinking of

amazing

the speech of Stalin at 4:25 is from the October Revolution Parade of 1941, way before the date in which you put the clip

I hate how people nowadays treat ww2 veterans, its just messed up...

I love how Hondouras in WW2 supplied the allied with bananas 😂😂😂

Screw Winston Churchill

Backstory and story of the most deadliest war in history. How it all happened On the date 29/10/1922 Benito Mussolini overthrew the Italian Regime and became a dictator. He banned all other third-party groups, ideologies and stuff. Now on 8/11/1923 Leader of the Nazi Party Adolf Hitler went to Munich, gave inspirational speeches about overthrowing the Government. A lot supported him but police arrived and kill 200+ of his members in the Nazi Party. When he called for reinforcements, (he was forced to go out the building to guide) it was not easy. When they arrived, every citizen fled secretly. A year later in 1933 he seized (yes, seized) power and renamed Chancellor “Fuhrer” After that, he made a rule that all Jews in the country should be killed because Hitler thought they were helping Germany’s enemies. France and the UK wont do anything. Not many people were happy but they couldn’t do anything since its a lot of military presence and they would recieve extreme punishments if they rebel. On 12/3/1938 Hitler invaded Austria because there was an attempted coup d’etat against the Austrian Government, a rising Nazi Party, like Hitler’s and because Austria-Hungary was his birthplace. When Hitler was invading Austria, there was absolutely no resistance, people happy they got into Germany (Most of the people in Austria wanted to be German). Now there was peace for a few months. France, UK, just normal except Spain which was in a Civil War between the Nationalists and the Republicans. 7 months later in 1/10/1938 Germany invaded Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia. He was allowed to do this because in a Munich Conference between the 4 great European Superpowers (UK, France, Italy, Germany) UK first said no. But after a few deals, Chamberlain eventually said yes *as long as their isn’t another territorial demand* But Eduard Benes protested against this. (He was Czechoslovakia’s Head of State.) And British PM Chamberlain said no one will help them so Benes just shutted up. Even Czechia’s military can’t defend because of the mountains between Germany and Czechia. After Sudetenland was seized by Germany, for 1 year (in Europe, we knows what’s happening in Japan with Taiwan) everything was fine until you guessed it, September 1, 1939 came. Story of ww2 when i get back on this video.

can we just give nearly all credits to the cameraman for being a god figure and flying out into space to show us what happened

should have included the Soviets as a separate party during the Invasion of Poland and the Winter War but other then that this was great!

But hey channel owner, why they aren't red at the end?

beautiful

This really accentuates the complete inaction of Britain and France to stem Germany in the early stages of the war. We just bloody sat there and ate it like a bunch of muppets. Thank god for the RAF, the Navy and the English Channel. Otherwise we'd have followed the French

how to do this

I love how all of South America and Central America were in the war

Would you be down to make. a version that includes the earlier pacific theater? Japan invaded China before Hilter invaded Poland, and the Pacific fighting lasted longer than the European did.

What is this video’s version of “The Great Patriotic War” caller? The official one on youtube,does not sound the same as this one.

AMAZING how the music in this video is taken from Hearts of Iron 4 (HOI4)

Blud really said “fuck it i’m oversimplified”

Japan in 1941: Let's take over the world, yay Germany! Japan in 1945: I never met this man in my life.

so u just slowed the original down?

i love this one

WOW WORLD WAR 2 LASTED 8:03?!?!

apparently switzerland has extended west And new zealand has somehow shifted west

1:52 Middle East 🇮🇶🇸🇾 : look to this dude 👁️👄👁️ Uk : u ain’t my kids anymore

Me hearing rise of nations music, here we go again..

You forgot to mark Finland red

Stalin speak from 3:59 to 4:40 so his speak took 5 months reallt insane

They weren’t joking when it was a whole world war

Wow this is cool but Tibet look like it lost land.

I didn't know that February was 30 days back then

nice

Why is it widely accepted WW2 started in 1939 as if Japan wasn’t attacking China?

I have a question, what happened to Sweden and Turkey during the Second World War?

how do you make these videos?

I think you're date's are off on Pacific front.

you forgot to color Belize

Listen to it with captions on lol

I dont think the music is loud enough.

Your probably didn't need to include the americas in this video because there is like no fighting there

Music was a bit too loud in my opinion, couldn't hear the speeches. Other than that, great video

BRO WHAT'S WRONG WITH SUBTITLES AT 2:57

1:10 - 2:31 Only time Someon were alone fr

you forgot that in 1939 soviet union attacked Poland together with Hitler (it’s very III reich oriented and inaccurate with Soviet and Japanese invasions and anexations)

5:20 NO WAAAAAAAAAY

Does venezuela and Colombia and Ecuador & Peru & Chile & bol & par & uru ever joined WW2?

Hey sussy baka Edit December 2023: I was drunk when I watched this video, I have particularly this month gotten lots of notifications of people raging over this ancient quote from the times of the great Amongus.

Some of the last parts are from movies

"Put more signs! They breed and volunteers!" Captions at 0:27

Is animation or game

Porque a Finlândia não ficou em vermelho? Ela também não era do eixo?

太平洋戦線と欧州戦線同時進行で見れることあんまないからいいな

Denmark: „blink and you’ll miss me!😉💀“

Shout out to antarctica for staying neutral

How did drones exist in 1939-1945?

1:24 wrong its record in 1935

WW2 Every theatre with army sizes?

Вечная память каждому погибшему в этой войне, 🥃🥧 🕯🪖

what about how spain sent troops to fight russia

What if you added the war in China from the beginning 🤔🤔

Tannu Tuva and Mongolia?

Why does the pacific theatre only start when the USA joins, japan was fighting since 1936

“Every Theatre,” yet you wait until 12/07/1941 to add Second Sino-Japanese War, that predated any moves in Europe by two years?