Edit: I made a mistake. Apparently in this video, Nowogrodek isn't replaced with Novogrudok during the Belarusian annexation. German units entered Warsaw at dusk, not at 4 am. I made an assumption due to the lack of resources I could find. I could've tried to find more and I wish I did but I was lazy. Also the German and Polish raids in East Prussia (Warmia-Masuria) from the night of September 3-4 were not shown. Also its not called German Realm its a mistake... Gg goodbye mapping career Edit (8/21/2021) - ATTENTION: The credits had a mistake. Apparently I claimed that the song "Devour" was from Secession Studios. It was not. It was from Colossal Trailer Music. I fucked up. Also the Polish Underground State isn't even meant to be shown so I do not know why I portrayed it.
@@interNETS-KINGNothing particularly incorrect about that. It's just the literal translation of "Reich". You could also use Empire but that often equates to monarchy. It's weird so often people use use the word Reich untranslated. But realm isn't incorrect.
"Hallo, hallo, czy nas słyszycie? To nasz ostatni komunikat. Dziś oddziały niemieckie wkroczyły do Warszawy. Braterskie pozdrowienia przesyłamy żołnierzom walczącym na Helu i wszystkim walczącym, gdziekolwiek się jeszcze znajdują. Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła. Niech żyje Polska!" - Władysław Szpilman, Polish Radio, 1939.
During the partition of Poland in 1939, German troops were supposed to enter my village (Olejow). And 1 day before the occupation, all paraphernalia from the church disappeared in my village After the occupation of Germany, the village was in the gray zone for one day, and the next day the village came under the control of the USSR
German forces invaded Poland from the north, south, and west the morning after the Gleiwitz incident. Slovak military forces advanced alongside the Germans in northern Slovakia. As the Wehrmacht advanced, Polish forces withdrew from their forward bases of operation close to the Germany-Poland border to more established defense lines to the east. After the mid-September Polish defeat in the Battle of the Bzura, the Germans gained an undisputed advantage. Polish forces then withdrew to the southeast where they prepared for a long defence of the Romanian Bridgehead and awaited expected support and relief from France and the United Kingdom.[15] On 3 September, based on their alliance agreements with Poland, the United Kingdom and France declared war on Germany; in the end their aid to Poland was very limited. France invaded a small part of Germany in the Saar Offensive, and the Polish army was effectively defeated even before the British Expeditionary Force could be transported to Europe, with the bulk of the BEF in France by the end of September. On 17 September, the Soviet Red Army invaded Eastern Poland, the territory beyond the Curzon Line that fell into the Soviet "sphere of influence" according to the secret protocol of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact; this rendered the Polish plan of defence obsolete.[16] Facing a second front, the Polish government concluded the defence of the Romanian Bridgehead was no longer feasible and ordered an emergency evacuation of all troops to neutral Romania.[17] On 6 October, following the Polish defeat at the Battle of Kock, German and Soviet forces gained full control over Poland. The success of the invasion marked the end of the Second Polish Republic, though Poland never formally surrendered. On 8 October, after an initial period of military administration, Germany directly annexed western Poland and the former Free City of Danzig and placed the remaining block of territory under the administration of the newly established General Government. The Soviet Union incorporated its newly acquired areas into its constituent Byelorussian and Ukrainian republics, and immediately started a campaign of Sovietization. In the aftermath of the invasion, a collective of underground resistance organizations formed the Polish Underground State within the territory of the former Polish state. Many of the military exiles who escaped Poland joined the Polish Armed Forces in the West, an armed force loyal to the Polish government-in-exile.
Visually perfect, but music is in my opinion a bit too aggressive and intense. It's hard to stay calm and focused on the video. But it's just my feeling. I appriciate anyway 👍
RU-vid prefers to have simplified, inaccurate and shallowed-down content designed for milking views (repetitive history memes, traced mapping videos with nothing to add, etcetera) rather than legitimate, non-fabricated content. It is a truth we are all ought to accept but the channel will continue and we can all enjoy real history :D
I need to know what happened to the pink dudes who got lost at the end. Did they make it out to Hungary? Did they surrender or were they captured? Did they have some crazy history?
they separated because they refused to surrender at the incoming surrender at kock to the germans. they wanted to continue partisan warfare and didnt wish to leave anytime soon. on their way they recruited some dudes and went to several hidden forest encampments all over the country to temporarily stay every time
@@sina558 thank you. well certainly better than every other video out there, but since i researched this and created this video myself naturally im starting to realize so many inaccuracies which i feel obligated to fix, maybe i dont have to but you know, there is the mapping autism
as imperfect as this video is, confidently id say its the least bad. the difference between this and yan's version (the famous one) is that this video does not show fake encirclements. yan admitted these inaccuracies as well, but they were said to be errors. those errors seem to dominate the video in many parts
@@DeliriumMaps That actually makes sense now that I think about it. The troop movements here seem far more realistic. Good video despite any minor errors there might be. Also I find it interesting that you rendered Reich as Realm in English, which is the literal translation. Usually people say Empire in that case
@@clouds-rb9xt perhaps the term empire is a better description than realm. but maybe simply "state" would be more accurate. realm gets the literal translation correctly but it does not accurately describe what nazi germany was
I have read a lot of sources, but I have not found that the change of the battle line is completely accurate to every hour. Generally, it is only accurate to 12 hours, so how do you do it?
i made assumptions. unfortunately i admit that putting many assumptions to 4 am default was dumb, because i was dumber back then. when i have time, i will remake this video. while this is probably the most accurate version on yt, its still not very impressive at all in accuracy anyway. i believe in situations like these its fine to make assumptions. with 12 hours we still have to make assumptions, and every hour shows a bigger picture of how the war was going on, because of more activity. hence, i chose to do every hour as difficult as it had been. as much as possible i tried and will try to find as much specific hourly information instead of assumptions
@@DeliriumMaps I'm no expert on frontlines, but I found some errors in the annexation of territories, but it's much better than the other frontline films. 1. For the Vilna region, you show the date of transfer as 28 October, but in fact it was handed over to Lithuania in mid-October and the 27th(not 28) was just a border demarcation. 2. The dates you show for the annexation of Western White Ukraine and Western Russia are only the dates of accession to the respective Soviet republics, but in fact the dates of accession to the Soviet Union were 1 November (Western Ukraine) and 2 November (Western Belarus). 3. A part of East Prussia was only handed over to the General Government on 20 November, however, you have always shown the area as part of the General Government.
@@DeliriumMaps it wasn’t a puppet state until like mid-1944, this invasion is happening in 1939. All it was was a German ally with German influence, not a puppet state. And even if it was, hypothetically, why would you say ‘Slovakia (Germany)’? It isn’t Germany even IF it hypothetically was a puppet state.
that is not true. theres no formal requirement to be considered a puppet state. it was obvious that slovakia was under heavy influence and was not acting out of its sole interest. and it was trapped in between germany, poland, and hungary. none of whom were friendly. they were a german protectorate deep inside, following the orders of berlin. mid 1944? serious? also, the (germany) part was to indicate that they were under the german sphere of influence. the reason they are shown with a different color and a different name is because they are still technically a separate country from germany.
and unlike hungary or bulgaria or even italy, slovakia said yes to germany almost every single time and was under the pressure of being invaded. that, my friend, is a puppet state. and its a worse case than vichy france because slovakia was a significantly easier target, and therefore, naturally tend to become less resistant. and lets not forget the fact that they gave access to a significant amount of nazi german troops to invade poland, risking their sovereignty altogether. vichy france hasnt even done such thing to such an extent. it was almost as if slovakia was a de facto autonomous german province
regardless, i can understand your criticism and view. they didnt follow german orders every single time, and arguably it might be too simplistic to call it a puppet state. but the heavy influence of germany also cannot be denied. but regardless, this relationship was almost similar to how japan treated a lot of its "allied states". germany determined slovakia's future at the time, and they could only say no to some things under immense pressure as a way to give them some form of leniency, an illusion of independence. but in reality it was all a show
Pov:yiu are from poland durring night at 1939 Polmom:good night son Polkid:good night mom Germans:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DtUtbtuA_60.html
