The Ghost of UB 65
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It has long been theorised that ghostly manifestations are the echoes of human souls, whose lives were cut unexpectedly short, forever anchoring them to a fixed place. But what happens when that place is a mobile instrument of war, capable of travelling halfway around the world? This week, we bring you the ghost of UB-65.
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Great story! My dad was in the US Navy and he said he hated the submarines. It was extra pay and better food but, it wasn't worth it. Too cramped, too stressful and too dangerous. Watching this story helped put it into perspective for me.
I have a friend who was a chief on a sub. He loved it. He hated being on land. He always wanted to be out at sea. The testing you go through to be on one is tough. He told me about . I'm an ex-marine and I wouldn't do it.
As a former submariner who loves ghost stories, this ticked some boxes for me.
I hear if you leave out a glass of red wine you'll attract the spirit of its sister ship, the UB-40.
I've been doing it wrong. I keep drinking the red wine... It goes to my head.
You beat me to it. I wanted to make the first UB40 joke!
Lol
@@cmacdhon Me too, mate. Me too. I'mjustsaying tho - UB40 is the band that sings "red red wine". Pop -reggae song.
Jeff Wang genius!
The Kaiser ain't gonna be happy about this one
Indeed
For gott und Kaiser
Kaiser Wilhelm II when he finds out about this: *FUCKING ANGLO NAVY*
hes going to purge richter out of Existenz
Sarez this ain’t Stalin bud.
Original narrator!?! Hell yea!!
Yep but only one in a while for a short time, then very rarely after that.
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@@georgevassey3729 idk...
18:53 to 19:15 gave me goosebumps. One of the best episodes so far. May God have mercy on the souls of the brave men of UB-65.
What "mercy" would that be? Without a shadow of doubt, many millions of people would have prayed for their own lives, or for the lives of those that they deeply loved during the two World Wars. However, it seems that no-one was listening, given the terrible injury toll and countless, agonising, lingering deaths that the people of all nations suffered, including innocent children and mere babies. That being the case, I'd hazard a guess that the crew of UB-65 received not an ounce of preferential treatment. If they had, then I'd want to know WHY.
@@Turrican60 oh and who's fault that started world war 1
@@jacobblackard2574 ...Austria 😃
Rich is SO good as narrator. I will miss his narration immensely.
Is he leaving?
Agreed, it makes me sad to see him go :/
@@moviemaker2011z Yes & no.. wants to focus on production so new narrator. Apparently this was always the plan..
@@jackdare ah I see. Thank you for informing me.
@@jackdare Well that's disappointing.
son: dad, can you read my a bed time story?
me: *ah yes lets start off with a classic, "the ghost of UB-65"*
Nothing against the new narrator but you are much better
exactly! He is the voice of BTS
Agree 100%
Agreed
I hope he see's this. Listen, i get it. You want to to focus on writing and cut the work load down and let someone professional voice it. I dont like the new one voice guy. ITs to serious. ITs like hes trying very hard to be spooky or set a spisific tone where yours is WAY more natural. We like UR voice not only because its what we know, but it FEELS like ur accually invested in the story ur telling. UR pacing is alot better and ur accsent is perfect and ur read speed is quicker. You focus on delivering the story and it rly shows. We like you more because ur better. I mean no offence to him but ur better. You may think ur not but honestly, who cares. WE like YOU more.If you are 100% committed to sticking to this new narrator guy, tell him to speed up his read speed and tone the spookyness/storymode telling down a bit. We like UR style. Your content is perfectly made to. I mean your the voice of the channel. Its like when konami removed david hayter as the voice of Snake. It was a BAD move. If it works it works but your voice is better and im not the only one that hears it.
Agree 100%
Glad the original narrator is back. Fantastic illustrations and storyline as always!!!
But he's not.. This is still the new one, sounding like a mad cockroach hissing.
@@jimnielsen6667 no it's not lol read pinned comment
@@jimnielsen6667 this is the old one idiot
They're alternating between the original and the new, or so is the current plan. Check out the update video they did recently, he explains it all.
@@jimnielsen6667 ouchhh
I have a relative who, during his Royal Navy career, served on submarines. He told me that noone was allowed to serve more than two tours (peacetime) because of the nervous stress and other problems caused by the confined conditions. I take his word for that - and he was talking about modern boats, much bigger and better than the first generation of subs. Regarding 'sea monsters', many years ago I found an account of a small RN ship whose crew saw a strange, giant creature blown out of the water by, I think a depth charge they'd dropped on a suspected U-boat. So they used it for target practice....
One does not question a Bedtime Stories' video notification: it appears, you oblige.
Now, let me watch the video.
do you comment before you watch?
These comments are old. It's shame your so desperate for likes. I feel sorry for ya.
Not oft have truer words been spoken.
The SCP Foundation would like to know your location.
MTF suddenly appears out of nowhere
🤣
As I should
Lol
420j Z nine tallied fox to control,requesting the disabling of the Submarine hatch,
Control to Nine tailed fox,hatch disabled
This submarine was like an employee trying to purposely fail his probation period.
Marq 0
But his workplace is undermanned so they can’t afford to get rid of him.
No that’s U-406 dam thing keeps suffering failure on launch
Nothing but quality content from you man.
Except the new narrator sounds like a mad cockroach with his endless hissing.
@@jimnielsen6667 ah shut up
Joseph Ducreaux stupid troll
Who the hell gave a thumbs down? The video has been up for 9 minutes and is 20 mins long! Obviously they havent watched it!
Excellent work lads!
Well spotted! Some people hey!?
Or simply someone doesn't like the topic of the video. It happens. I didn't like the MH380 video.
MH370. See, I dislike that video so much, I even got the number wrong.
Is is possible to have a dyslexic clicker, lol?
2x speed
Fascinating account of UB65 and the short one of UB85. It appears almost too obvious that UB65 was cursed from inception - way too many freak accidents and related deaths. I wonder if any similar events to UB85 happened during WW2 regarding the "sea monster". Excellent presentation, as always.
Imagine:
Guy: *calls HQ*
HQ: hello?
Guy:hey ummm.. we are about to lay internet cables aaaaaand.... we found a submarine
HQ:What? are you joking?
Guy: no im not joking
HQ: stop messing with me
Guy: wai..
HQ: *hangs up*
123 456 it’s supposed to be funny, you silly goose
@@syborgcat3830 supposed to be. But still unfunny.
Berserker yout opinion
@@syborgcat3830 I dont really get where the joke is, all I read is a nearly common scenario
Also sorry aber echt xD
I have always been fascinated with nautical hauntings. Great story as always! Thank you guys💙
There's something special about nautical lore. For every sailor there's ten different stories about high strangeness and curious happenings on the high seas. I'm a skeptic, but I find the stories themselves to be fascinating.
No other accidents happened that took any lives between the appearance of the 2nd officer and the final sinking of the ship. Maybe he was standing watch, protecting the crew from the ship's curse.
Or at least trying to, whatever was attacking the Uboat was probably being weakened by the ghost of the second officer, but it only sank after the ship was exorcised, weakening his power.
Assuming it is true then that is a brilliant observation.
Well, this story is iffy at best, since German records completely contradict this story.
You have some of the best content of such channels on RUclips, and I pretty much follow them all. You always seem to find new stories that aren't widely reported on, which I personally greatly appreciate. It gets tiring hearing so many channels repeat the same stories over and over. Really enjoyed this one today too, I find paranormal sea/submarine stories to be terrifyingly fascinating, as the majority of our planet consists of the oceans, and we know so little of them, they may as well be another planet altogether. I could easily see several of these instances being some form of giant unknown sea creature attacking a u-boat. Wouldn't surprise me in the slightest to learn if that was what truly happened. Keep up the great work!
During WWII, at least two German U-boat crews reported pulling alongside rotting sailing ships that were somehow still afloat despite being mostly rotted away, and with billowed sails even though there wasn't any wind. An Australian warship sent a distress call that just said "Flying Dutchman" before disappearing from radar. Fishermen in South Africa today insist that they've seen a similar ship off the southern coast.
I've become so addicted to this channel
the firefox ive gotten so addicted to crack
Same. This channel is so awesome
Who isnt? This channel is amazing!
the firefox me too
Not gonna lie, I couldn't watch last upload because of the narrator... I'm so excited to hear this voice!
The other narrator isnt bad at all. The two are different yes, but they both are good in their own ways
Same. I couldn't like the paid narrator. He is boring and dull.
The new narrator has a voice more suited to documentaries to me. I suppose we'll just have to get used to it tho.
After the intro , it gets significantly better IMO. You should "power through" it - it's still a great watch. :)
Just when you're about to go to bed.."bedtime stories uploaded a new video". The bedtime stories from my childhood have changed a bit but still am as excited as ever lol!
Doesn't mean you have to watch it straight away...
@@Harkeilla lol at which part in my comment was I referring to forceful watching
@@Jefrma Oh you're one of "those" people...
@@Harkeilla lol care to be more specific? :D
I used to watch "Strange But True" hosted by Michael Buerk before bed, those were some stories that kept me up. My dad banned that show after a while.
I binge watched all the episodes on this channel in like 6 days and I was so sad.
Seeing y’all uploaded made my day today 🙂
@wu tang forever36 your response is confusing (context wise)... Maybe it is because the original comment has been edited.
A perfect companion piece to Four Submarines, guys.
yes i remember that one !
COOL! Original narrator!
billybleeds crimson RTR
No it's not. This guy is hissing like a mad cockroach. What in the world were they thinking?
@@_midddnight_ RTR Brother!
@@jimnielsen6667 Hissing!? He must have been in Slitherin.
I think I read somewhere that a member of the British Royal family, I don’t remember who but I think he was a prince at the time, was on a ship in the middle of a storm. He recalled in his diary that he spotted what appeared to be a tattered sailing ship. Moments later a crewman fell from the rigging of the ship he was on and died on the deck. He and the crew believed that the prince saw the Flying Dutchman, and that it was an omen of death to man that just fell from the rigging.
That was a future King George V
Great story guys! As a student of military history I love a good wartime mystery. Any chance of seeing you give the Foo Fighters (the wartime UFOs not the band) the Bedtime Stories treatment???
Cannot support this request enough, especially as, so far as I'm aware, the legends of the real Foo Fighters have never actually been denied by the militaries of any of the engaged nations: Allied, Axis, OR Soviet/Russian.
There should be one entitled Enemy Unknown on the channel, it's really good!
@@PrinceRapopy Yes, I've seen it. Great episode!!!
Joseph Wilson thank you for sharing, modern era military ghost stories are very intriguing
Joseph Wilson thank you for your service!!
Nicely researched and well told. One minor point. The Royal Navy was a highly modern force, but during the arms race with Germany, it did not scrap its pre-dreadnought tonnage but kept all its older ships in commission to bolster the fleet, thus having in effect two fleets. One very modern and another hopelessly old.
Your upload schedule leaves just long enough for me to forget how great your work is so every new video is an absolute delight
This was amazing, the rustic dark art, the narration, and the story. Thank, you Bedtime Stories. Stay, awesome!
That is strange but true as it’s a strange ghostly submarine UB-65 history in World War-11 and World War-2 . When I was young at my age, I used to watch the wartime movies in World War II stories in the TV set in the family living room. My late father who was in US Army in Europe during World War II, used to tell me about his wartime stories in his real experiences.
😍👌Welcome back bro we miss u
Brown-noser.
The Desk really?
Bitbird Beauty what are talking about ?
I like that the illustrations took the Disney Approach.... Have different layers zooming in at different speeds.... Gives the illusion of depth....
*That was well done* ✅😀
Bruh
I've seen you around multiple times throughout the years
I'm starting to that the world is smaller than I thought
Damn, a German WWI-era U-boat meets Event Horizon!
Be cool game if you managed a German Imperial Fleet U-Boat while you hunt cryptids and paranormal activity happening in the oceans and seas during WW1
MrEvan312 oliver harper commentary event horizon. have a listen and enjoy let me know what you think :)
Criminally underrated channel. RUclips reccomendations needs to get their shit together. You guys 🎸
Thank goodness. Something to take my mind off the victims in Sri Lanka today. Somber Easter.
I'm curious to see how the media approaches this in the West....we all know who was behind it but will they sugar coat it cause it was carried out by servants of "The Religion of Peace"....and heaven forbid we talk bad about Islam!
What hapened in Sri Lanka?
@@duka1461 -----> www.theguardian.com/world/live/2019/apr/21/sri-lanka-explosions-dozens-killed-and-hundreds-injured-in-church-and-hotel-blasts
@@duka1461 I'll give you a clue. Allahu akbar.
@@MechanicalMooCow I bet this was reprisal for New Zealand...I'd put money on it!
Never clicked so fast at a notification
I know me too! Really excited for a new video!
Never fails this exact phrase is always a top comment
Wish RUclips would have sent me one, but no problem, here I am
God yes. I don't even care if its real or not, I just gotta see it, mostly two or three times. They never get old.
@@markmark6408 I feel the same way. And the good thing about the guys here, is that they never confirm anything as real, and they go through a lot of different things it could be.
U-406:Am I a joke to you?
Also U-406: " Oh, so I'm a funny boat ? You think I'm comical do you ? Huh ? Well, I'll teach you I'm not a joke or someone to laugh at.
(U-406 puts the TV interviewer through a beating)
U-406: Bada bing bada boom !! Forget about it ! I hope that taught you a lesson.
U-406 only got one kill in its career
UB-65: "Oh at least I could fire my torpedoes!"
Literally everyone else:I don't even know who you are?
I was looking for this comment.
Splendid! Bed time stories,.. just going to grab a cup of tea and some munch..be right back!!!
Oh ok...... what? Lol
Jolly good
Dude....you cant just walk away from narration. Your voice is this channel.
Great story, well told. As usual, first rate work. Thank you!
The UB 65 was lost off the coast of Cornwall on or after 14 July 1918, The wreck was found by underwater archaeological divers working with Channel 4 for the filming of the series Channel 4 wreck detectives in 2004
I'm gonna miss your narrations, but the new narrator is aces, and I'll always come to listen to another bedtime story
I agree 100%👍
If possible should give us a double back to back special 1 week soon! For all the waitin'. Know what im sayin'!! I know what your gonna say its alot of work with all the beautiful illustrations but... I need this! lol Who's with me?
From what I have read, submarine crews were prone to frequent hallucinations due to low oxygen levels, toxic fumes, poor diet, high anxiety states and lack of sleep. Therefore, a story like this doesn’t surprise me in the least.
It's far more realistic than a submarine having a soul
Sleep deprivation is an AMAZINGLY effective means of ritualization prior to "stepping into the spirit realm".
I think I've said enough.
I heard that UB 85 was captured because of an idiotic mistake, the crew conjured up a crazy story rather than admit the truth. Apparently the cord for an electric heater didn't allow the hatch to seal shut but they needed to submerge upon seeing the enemy. So they flooded and were forced to surrender.
Yes boys been waiting all day for this
I love these paranormal war stories. Great work man love the illustrations as well.
4:46 unluckiest ship
*cough* *cough* USS William D Porter
Nitsu hahahaha yes
Not a lot of Ships have the honour of almost blowing up the President
FOUND THE ONE WHO WATCHED POTENTIAL HISTORY
@@derptank3308 that's me, or actually drachnifel too
Potential historian ;)
your videos are always an atmospheric treat, thank you for all the effort you put in!
I just discovered this channel and it’s amazing! Wonderful artwork. No more still photos of creepy places nor microsoft paint animation for creepy stories. I really appreciate the extra effort.
You have a new subscriber.
me: i want to sleep
this one guy: *ah hell nah*
What I like about this? Nowhere is it claimed "IT WAS A GHOST" just stating that the sailors thought it was a ghost and where so convinced they started making mistakes and getting themselves hurt. Perhaps that is equally terrifying.
Familiar with this case. Mentioned it in an article I did a couple years back.
Suggest you look up on the case of the Ivan Vassile
It was particularly cringe when the young officer, when tasked to inspect the front propellers, simply walked past them into the sea, and vanished without a trace.
@Bedtime Stories
This is an extremely well researched, documented and presented video. I am English, but have been living in Hamburg, Germany - the birthplace of UB 65 and many WW1 & 2 German Navy U-Boats - since my youth. I thought I knew a lot about the German submarine force of the First World War, but these well documented hauntings were unknown to me before now. I do believe that the spirits of people who suffered a tragic death can, and often do, return to the location of their demise, or never leave them at all. Channeled spirits have reportedly said that they do not realise that they have passed on - or that they have unfinished business to conclude before they want to. It is also reported that such spirits of the "unquiet dead" are at times not just ethereal ghostly apparitions, with no or little influence upon the material world, but fully fledged 3D human bodies who can have great influence - positive or negative - upon their surroundings. It is not at all far fetched that the spirit of Leutnant Richter was seen by many crew members - including the captain - of the vessel, to be hanging around the submarine. The sinking of UB65 under highly mysterious circumstances is however truly inexplicable. I do not believe that the sailors were delusional. Regardless of rife superstition, these men were highly trained professionals with good heads on their shoulders, not a bunch of hysterical teenagers. They knew what they saw and honestly reported their otherworldly sightings, regardless of the consequences. The monster sightings are a different cup of tea altogether, but nonetheless not to be merely discarded as seaman's yarn. ❤
Still easily amongst the best written narrations on RUclips.
Awesome and haunting. Very well done as always! Happy to have Richard While back narrating!
This is the aesthetic I never knew I wanted.
Happy to hear this familiar voice 😌
Me too!
I would like to see a video about the strange disappearance of Rudolf Diesel. His invention made such an impact in the world but he disappeared under such mysterious circumstances. Again, another excellent video as always. Keep up the good work!
There are logical explanations for why the crew might see Richter around the ship. Crew members tend to get very close to each other, so when one of them dies, particularly in such a sudden and violent manner as Richter did, it has quite an impact on the rest of the crew. That, plus the isolation that comes with being on a ship, could cause temporary hallucinations of Richter. There is no logical explanation that I can think of, however, for why Captain Grant would see Richter on the bow. Most likely, he'd never even heard of the man. It certainly wasn't Schelle standing there. Any captain worth his salt does everything in his power to save his ship if she starts to go down, as Krech did. He doesn't just give up
Awwww miss you Rich. Nice to hear your voice again. Excellent story, sublime illustrations 👏👏👏
_“Submarines are fixed in place when they sink”_
*US government during the Cold War: ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?*
Yeah, cuz of that soviet sub they raised. I get it.
Guy who jumps off chuckles im in danger
Idc WHO narrates as long as you keep putting out your amazing content ❤
That "May they rest in peace" sent chills down my spine.
His drawings are always great 👍
Yeesh. Of all the places to be stuck in with a ghost, a submarine would be a nightmare because you can’t just leave.
Thank you-It was really good and keep up the good work! l personally like both narrators and new one perfectly acceptable! I'm here to stay!💪😏👍
I love the way this guy narrates....make the story so much better
Can you please make an episode featuring Ursula and Sabina Eriksson, and perhaps just folie à deux in general? I’m not sure if it’s a compelling enough story for your channel, but if so I’d like to see your take on the phenomenon!
Great story. It's very sad story too.
Having watched literally every single one of your videos to date, gotta say I'm used to your voice. Nothing wrong with the other guy and I will continue to watch regardless, but you will always be my fave. ;D
I believe this narrator is better as he sounds more human; while the replacement sounds more robotic.
I'd agree with you, but the new narrator has yet to find his footing and settle into his new role.
It was clear that the new narrator wants to fill the boots of his predecessor, so I'm willing to wait and see if he manages to do that.
Fair enough.
Its always difficult to fill new shoes in....especially when everyone's so used to the original. But give him a chance
Yes the narrator we all love is back
UB65 is the Marine version of Christine💀
I had same thoughts. But its a lil different.
Oh your voice captures a mix of love, mystery, and irresistible curiosity of the unknown and unexplained! And that art guy always on the spot.
Glad to hear your back
Much more scary then the ghost of UB40.
Mirokuofnite but that ghost loved the red red wine. 😂
And it couldn't help falling in love with you
There was a rat in it's kitchen
How did you comment a week before the video went up?
@@trevorrapp7197 that's the subject of the next episode
cool
I LOVE submarines. This is my kind of episode. Thanks guys!
Anyone else having withdrawal symptoms because no Sunday 'fixes' of the latest Bedtime Story? Tears. Sigh.
Yup, was really looking forward to a new video every Sunday. I'll keep the faith for now but it would be cool to hear what is causing the delay.
That guy noped so hard he'd rather swim through the maelstrom than face it again
It showed up in my front lawn this morning, what the heck do I do with it?
Throw it back in the Atlantic Ocean, North Sea, English Channel, Firth of Forth, Moray Firth, Loch Ness.... anywhere that has water, really.
Sell it for scrap metal.
Given the weather I'd cover in sliced garlic and olive oil then sear on a hot barbecue. Pair with a chilled sauternes or hot engine grease.
Give it tree fiddy
Fingers crossed for another fantastic episode tonight! 💪👍
Ah! The narrator I am used to! I know you don't plan on doing it regular anymore but I do appreciate it when you do, mate! Cheers!!!!
i love the drawings.
About 20 years ago I served on a nuclear attack submarine, a flight 1 Los Angeles class boat (that recently went for decommissioning, sadly) and though nobody was aware of anyone ever dying on that sub during it's operational lifetime (it had been going to sea since around 1980) or during it's construction (late 1970's), most all of us nukes in the engine room talked about the "Engine Room Lower Level" ghost. A lot of guys were creeped out and wouldn't even go to ERLL except when they had to, and let me tell you when you are at sea for 3 months and most of the 120 or so men on board don't want to go to the single largest space on the ship, a space that probably represents 1/6 to 1/8 of the total "people space" available inside the hull, they have to be really bugged out. Like constant feeling of being watched, hairs on your neck standing up, seeing shadow movement in the dark and seeing things out of the corner of your eye, feeling like there is something just inches behind you, a sense of constant dread, particularly when in port with the reactor plant shut down.
Of course we were also a bunch of nukes on a busy warship in the early years of the war on terror so we were basically a bunch of caffeine and ephedrine junkies (back before ephedrine got banned for over the counter drugs and supplements) who never got much sleep, would binge drink whenever we were in port, were more or less perpetually stressed out, would go up to 3 months without seeing sunlight , were mostly spending waking hours in dimly it areas, were usually breathing air that has just a little bit less oxygen content than normal air, and we worked in a place that was all metal, filled with noxious chemicals, and inundated with magnetic fields and electrical fields from all of the machinery, motors, and electrical systems in the engine room so physiologically it explains most of those weird things people felt and saw.
I saw a thing about certain sound frequencies can cause a visual hallucination. It happened in a laboratory where a cooling fan was vibrating in a very specific way.
I like both narrators, love your stories and love being scared shitless
In WWII there were instances where U-Boats reported seeing the Flying Dutchman.
Do you have any historical sources to back that up? Or is it another tall tale?
Is that why the Flying Dutchman is in silent hunter III
Somerton man video perhaps?
Yes!!
As allways a perfect short story.
I belive there was a movie filmed about this U-Boat. I allso belive much of the happenings occured because the Gemans were in the rush to make a new submarine. As you yourself stated, they could feel the Winds of War were changing. Allso a lot of skilled labour was off to fight and die on the fronts, leaving inexperienced builders and shipcrews to fill their place. I'm not saying there weren't any paranormal occurances, but that the mindset of young people is being altered by the circumstances of war, wich made them see things both when they were and weren't there.
Sidenote: you guys are an incredible team. Both narrators are doing a wonderful job, each with his own style. Keep up the good work.
I’m a simple man. I see anew Bedtime Stories, I click.
Reminds me of a book I read in the mid 1970's Titled GHOST BOAT. I remember said book and it's writtings. To This Very Day. Thank You A Great Story.
Amazing content each time