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"A new party called the German Workers Party threw up a whole bunch of red flags."
I love me some good puns
Can you please explain it to me? I'm not english.
@@TheLibermania A red flag is a bad sign like if someone kicks puppies its a red flag that their probably a bad person
@@Zalied that's what was meant? Thank you.
@@TheLibermania Red is also the main colour of communism/workers parties
@@TheLibermania it's a pun, communists use red flags and if something is suspicious or foreboding it's a red flag
Love your reviews. Apparently the rest of YT agrees with me... almost 15k subs already, I think I subscribed at 12-13k... yesterday! 😎👍🏻
The funny Thing is that he hast weiteren the book "mein Kampf" before his actions.
Everyone could have read this. But Lots of people claimed that they dient knew what he was doing
Just like with Trump.
A figurehead to hide behind while normal people do monstrous things for, basically, fun.
One of my favourite things about history isn't necessary what happened (which is obviously very interesting) but what could have happened, for example how would things have gone if Hitler had actually stayed in prison for life?
Note: Mussolini's supporters known as black shirts and Hitler's supporters (SA) known as brown shirts for their clothes in Turkey
The Reichskanzler thing is too simplified, I fear. Since the Weimar Republic had NO minimum percentage clause (as modern Germany has with 5% of the popular vote), the Reichstag had a lot of representatives with very narrow interests. For a long time there was NO majority in parliament. The president named a chancellor, who then had to run a minority government - often voted down on decision (think Obama and the 2 houses being run by the GOP). The president worked through - let's call them executive orders to make them sound more familiar - but parliament could shut down those too after some time had passed. So it was chaos. Utter chaos. And remember the hyper-inflation. With Hitler's NSDAP getting 33% in the election, the conservatives were able to form a majority coalition with him - and THAT sounded promising to the president. No more minority government - no more standstill and bickering - finally some governing. Well ... it did SOUND good ... things did not turn out as expected, though.
Can you imagine not knowing who Hitler was, only to find this series:
*Watches Part One*
This Hitler guy has had a really rough life, but I'm sure his time in the military straightened him out and now he will go on to be a great artist.
*Watches Part Two*
Oh dear God...
lol
Bubblegum Mania Maybe as a kid living in a country that's not in the west...I learned about Hitler when I was 12... And even then all I knew is that he was important in WW2... nothing else.
@@HeyImDepressed Well in a lot of places on earth, history classes were not all about Europe. Previously I read a book written by Trevor Noah, he said that one of his friend was named Hitler because they assumed it was a name of strength. "The white people ask for our help because of Hitler? It must be some very strong tank or something."
So yeah, once he brought that friend Hitler to the local Jews community school to perform some dancing and music mixture. You could probably imagine the face of the school teacher when Trevor and his other friend chanting "Hitler", "Hitler" in front of all the jew kids.
lmao i remember when i first heard of hitler (9 or 10) was in Social Studies and i was like “evil guys” it’s been 3-4 years now i’m 13 and i wrote a composition about how inspirational hitler is (if you think about it). one of my teachers said why the hell now and my other teacher said “why hitler? don’t write hitler” i wrote about hitler anyway.
@Bubblegum Mania i’m from south east asia so when we first started learning about WWii we were taught about the japanese. most of us only heard about hitler through their peers starting from the age of 10. therefore, i prove your point wrong
It would have been great to have a history teacher like you in Highschool
Rarigokte32 96% not quite
Anabolic Jesus 99%
Mine were all very good
@Rarigokte32 In highschool I listened to the teacher, and because of that I knew he was not a good teacher
@Rarigokte32 To be honest only a few people listen,less then 2%,but i was one of the 2%,so it would have been great
I dont really know why i watch a american react to history of my Country and explaining things i allready know but i guess its entertainment so keep it up good work
yayaya zuzuzu I find that the best perspectives I get about American history are from non-Americans. It’s really enlightening to get an outside perspective.
@@MrTerry Every time you (and other Americans) speak of race, it makes my stomach turn, since here in Europe and especially Germany you don't speak about such things and about race in particular.
@@mangachu3626 Hard to take someone named 'Mangachu' seriously when they talk about anything serious.
Mangachú
400 years of slavery left a terrible scar along racial lines. It can’t be forgotten, some won’t forgive. Unfortunately, race will be a major point of American culture, probably for centuries to come.
@@mangachu3626 Well, you dont speak about race because frankly, your country and most of Europe is still very homogeneous place so you guys dont have the experiences about race that America have. Your country didnt fight a civil war to free slavery and most of your recently big wars were about nationalism, not about racism. While in America, a culture of multiple races have been a thing for a very long time.
I dont think you, or your counmtry or even Europe have the rights nor the ability to fully talk about race. You can turn your stomach all you want, just hope you have a bucket around when you do so.
Fear, anger, hate, suffering...
that is the path to the dark side.
Soneone please make a starwars game where the empire is nazis and the jedi are, idk, communists.
@@runtergerutscht4401 Communists is like nazi .. same bad .
@@saymyname2682 well if you aren't a right-wing propaganda machine.
As a german, I am quite aware of what the Nazis did and I haven't quite heard of the genocide they attempted. Also where's the part they declared war on the rest of the world? Oh wait, they didnt.
You are an uneducated potato who goes around accusing everyone of being a nazi whenever it suits them. Go get education
@high-quality content Didn't know that at all. Well I guess now I know what inspired him to blow up Alderaan
@@saymyname2682 capitalist spy spotted
"Imagine doing a treasonous overthrow of the govt in US"
That aged well
Armed*
Few things are as ironic as Hitler having brown hair and being below average height.
Rickard lol 😂
And brown eyes.
@@grahamturner2640 they were blue
I think he also had some Jewish heritage.
" In America when you had an armed revolution to overthrow the government it wouldnt be 5 years in prison"
This doesnt age well.
non-american here. um, what?
(btw i also practically live under a rock so if this is international news i’m sorry)
@@akakate6164 There was a large riot where many people broke into the capitol building in response to the results of the recent presidential election, believing (with little to no evidence, primarily as a result of constant statements by the candidate who lost the election) that the election was stolen or rigged in some way. Essentially, attempting to overthrow the results of the election, and the government by extension. My understanding, so take this with a grain of salt, is that most of them are only facing very mild charges, not being sentenced at all, but some of them are being hit with rather lengthy prison terms.
Was just going to say this lol
@@StormTG315 very well said
Stop reaching
Yeah, imagine attempting an armed revolution and not getting punished accordingly. *cough*Trump Supporters*cough*
That could never happen cough cough
@Youti Wan yet blm and antifa didn’t storm the capital or threaten secession. Your acting like these groups aren’t just a bunch of sad people trying to fight actual oppression. The people that stormed the capital were right wing terrorists fighting to destroy democracy.
Mans this is a video about Hitler so get ur politics out of here
@Youti Wan but what about, but what about, but what about, repeat. Conservative members REALLY need to find a new way to debate
@Youti Wan the Republican you guys chose to lead LITERALLY skipped presidential debates because he didn't want to debate. He also threatened to skip debates in the 2020 election unless the big ol nasty debate leaders were nicer to him. Republicans want to debate the same way children want to debate. They take the wrong side of things and when they lose because Republicans are the minority they start crying
In modern Germany the office of president is more ceremonial and the chancellor hold the real power.
Ironic
I would say it's more 50/50. It's still the president who has to sign important things etc.
@@diegouy8277 the president is basically a leftover from the times of imperial Germany when Germany had a Kaiser instead. Even during that time the head of Government was the Chancellor.
In the Weimar Republic this was also suppose to be this way, but the Weimar Constitution had flaws that got exploited that the President defactor ruled, without parliament.
@@IchhabezuvielRUclipsgegucktO_o But if the president doesn't sign it they can just rewrite it and if I'm correct he isn't allowed to deny something several times.
There is a french book by Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt called "La part de l'autre" that is basically a reality in which Hitler passed the exam to enter the Vienna art school. It looks very interesting, though I haven't read it yet
Someone else would have replaced Hitler.
actually it as 2 parallel stories the History side and the "artist Hitler" had to read it for school a few years ago it's a decent book
@Cheetah Man There was no way the Wiemar Republic would of survived. It was going fascist or communist, regardless of whoever was leading the charge.
@@DrewPicklesTheDark Germany would have never gone Communist. As a whole the country is way too conservative for that to happen + the german left is traditionally more busy infighting than anything else. It was infamously the Socialdemocrats who shot on the communists.
@@HDreamer I never said willingly.
9:00 this aged like fucking milk...
I see you found that too?
Just thought the same thing
I mean, it didn’t though.
They weren’t armed or destroying everything. Just a handful of people that took items from the building, but violence was pretty minimal and below the level I’ve seen in a Portland Riot. Protesters protesting, there have been multiple government building occupied in the past and nothing came of it.
After WW1: Germany is broke
After WW2: ayyyyy look Germany has the largest economy in Europe
Campaigning Hitler before WW2: "Make me your leader and I'll make Germany rich again!"
Dead Hitler after WW2: "Mission Accomplished!"
At least Adolf kept his promise I guess.
Then it broke and dissolved
More like "germany almost don't exist" kind of situation
@@BloodyBay mission compreet
"Chancellor was more of a aesthetic position" oh how the times have changed..
But that is not true, the chancellor was still the head of government and it was not just ceremonial. Back then the president as head of state also held real power. Nowadays in Germany, the role of President is largely ceremonial, while the chancellor has the real power.
It's treason then
OneJediBoi Hey i saw you on tbags video
Otto von Bismarck is the best example of how much power a chancellor had back in the day
I think Oversimplified does a great job on these videos great reaction to it love your insight and more info during the breaks
Thanks, I really love this channel!
I absolutely love OverSimplified, and the fact that you are reacting to him in a way where you are not stealing his content, and instead crediting and elaborating on it. Great work.
"Think about if you're in America ... if you try to do an armed revolution, a violent one, of taking over the government, and it didn't work, and you got arrested, and you only got 5 years?"
Lessons of history sounding very relevant in January 2021
Was looking for this comment
@@joshuameadus7861 Me too! LOL!
Yeah just switch Hitler with Donald Trump and you got America's future nightmare.
I really like it when Mr Terry stops and elaborates or explains more
Love you bro
Normally i dont like reacting videos pausing alot, but with history videos i really like the insight u can bring into these clips !
05:15 Someone from Nazi Germany wrote to Prof. Tolkien to enquire as to whether his ancestry was more Aryan or Jewish and the professor sent a response dismantling the whole idea that Nordic=Aryan and also giving the Jews some good rep.
Naylte lol you just got your first like after only 8 mins (I was your first like)
@@theamericanguy1969 ok
Have a look at the channel Eastory. His stuff is mostly on WWII Eastern front, but also on East European history most of us in the West haven't learned about.
I mean even in America if you attempted a violent armed rebellion and overthrow of the government, you would absolutely be sentenced to execution or life imprisonment at the very least. So it’s pretty astounding that he only served 9 months of prison for rebellion.
It's the public,Hitler had a lot of the public on his side so eliminating him would mean trouble.
Ironically something similar just happened in recent years in my country, he got imprisoned rather than executed because of the public anger and fear of revolt.
Really, does the two Bundy stand offs?
+Dell12 16 .... At the end of the US Civil War I think one person was executed, the camp commandant of Andersonville POW camp.
Gen. Smedley Butler & the “Business Plot”? .... An [alleged] planned coup to overthrow the FDR gov't.
Fabian Kirchgessner yet it was highly disliked as the reparations from WW1 and the Great Depression really hit Germany hard. Basically it was like he tried a coup right before say the American revolution. The government was losing more and more power and was scared to be too harsh on the people as that has a history of failing just see Russia or French Revolution as prime examples . The people in charge thought he would just fade away
@@mortvald What country?
Hindenburg looks a lot like Adolf's father. I wonder if that colored their relationship.
No, a lot of old men then looks the same to us.
This enraged Adolf's father, who punished him severely.
Note: never be at war with usa ussr and uk at the same time.
Any country that's an acronym is a no-no
te1 ??
@@nagapandian USA, UK and USSR are all acronyms
te1 I know,, but why is it a no-no
Is it cuz you can misunderstand multiple acronyms or something
The court he had to stand trial wasn't the supreme court but only the people's court in Munich, whose Judges were more of the old guard and loyal to the old monarchy. So they already had more in common with Hitler.
It's funny listening to him talk about how crazy only getting 5 years for treason is, especially in 2021.
He says as our government tries to pretend that the Insurrection never happened
you should react to history of the entire world i guess its actually very good
this^
@@yoruichixx6951 he did
@@AlbertoTuber you fucking genius
its not like this comment was made before
@@yoruichixx6951 Damn, have some water with your salt.
Every history teacher in the world has seen that video
5:10 I am Austrian. If I start researching about Aryan race history, my name probably gets on a list.
Don't worry, just search "how to troll government surveilance" first
@@runtergerutscht4401 ummm...dad why is there a black van in front of the house? its been here for 7 day now!
@@SealWithAGlock uhhhh
Great reactions, as usual. Waiting for WW1 and other videos!
Recently my favorite teacher (a history teacher) moved away to tutor his disabled daughter who couldn't go remote for COVID, and Mr. Terry has a way of explaining that reminds me of him, thanks Mr. Terry!!
09:00 if you would try a revolution they would export you to the closest state that still has the Death Penalty
I wish I had a history teacher like you. I also wish I had a history class that wasn’t ancient social studies
ok how in the heck did a eight minute oversimplified video turned into a fricking 21 minute video filled with great content🤣🤣🤣
About the Hitler-Trial since we just learned about it in school.
In 1923 there were still a lot of ex-German Empire judges still in their pre-war positions and due to that, a large portion of them still identified more with the German Empire which was a lot more right-wing than the newly formed Weimar Republic. You can actually see the bias of these more conservative judges when you look at the harsh punishments for left-wing crime and the overall very lax punishment of right-wing crime.
Hope that clears it up.
:)
10% of commentators: random stuff
90% of commentators: The nazis were extreme left
Umm what?
They don't realize that they are Neo-Nazis.
The Nazis were on the left side of the political spectrum in general speak. They wanted a strong government and lots of government involvement in the economy. Both are on the left side of the spectrum. Their competition was the communists which are extreme left. So the Nazis compared to the communist were more to the right on the spectrum but still on the left side of the spectrum.
If anything they'd best be described as authoritarian centre, they don't really fit well into the left-right spectrum since what Hitler was actually trying to do was more like a reconstructed feudal system.
@@cactusman1771 Though, the NSDAP collaborated with existing business. The communists probably wanted to take over those businesses.
8:56
This guy: "It's treason"
Me: hol up.
Yee
Treason
Chancelor had less to say than today, but they still were head of government. Today our Chancelor is still head of government but has more power and the president has far less power, with the president doing what the name sugessts: Presenting the Country, meeting people, doing ceremonial presentational stuff etc.
Greetings from Germany!
I never knew about the effects of the Great Depression had on Germany. Good to learn stuff I didnt learn about in school.
The comments of attempting a hostile takeover of your government and the terms that were given are super topical right now and it's beautiful, cuz it makes you think, what might the Jan 6th insurrection cause in 10 years?
Edited for my question mark
I am a trillionair on germany standred
seriously RUclips? this, and Part 1 of this video has been locked in my country. What the ......? (I am from Hungary)
Not just your country, most of Europe has it blocked too.
@@Avghistorian77 why?
8:55 this comment aged like milk
8:37 I only just noticed the edited short mustache on the troll face.
Imagine bring in prison and ask someone what their in for and they respond with “ I tried to take over the country”
Now a reality in America
@@JoshSweetvalenot really no.😂
“I went into the country capital building to protest my displeasure in the election results.”
That’s all there is to it.
Anyone ever look at all those Nintendo games in the background and think "My god.... that's awesome!"?
Takes me back to reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. I'd also recommend reading/seeing the psychoanalysis of Hitler during WW2. While USA's government didn't seem to take it seriously, they accurately predicted his behavior and decisions, and all just by taking information from people who were very close to him personally.
Same here; wrote a book report on it in the 8th grade. More people should read it; it really informs on the present day situations in many countries around the world facing a rise of a far right political party.
Germoney no money?
U earned a subscriber
Like you Mr.Terry I have admired Hitler for most of my life until I found out he was a vegan. How awful, that a great leader such as Dolphy refused to enjoy delicious meats. I don't get it!
Love your reactions man, I too love history and it’s fantastic that you, (a history teacher) is reacting to this stuff as it really lets us hear about the subjects in more depth when you add little points in throughout. World war 2 is my biggest interest, I hope you can do more reactions on it in future!
France constructed its own demise.
"If you tried to do an armed takeover of the government and only serve 9 months" Shit bruh, this happened in Washington.
I think the Aryan spin on the whole thing was a huge propaganda campaign personally. I'm a firm believer of actions speak louder than words and the actions of the Nazi party really don't seem like they cared about the whole Aryan thing.
1: They had zero issue employing/recruiting non-Aryans. If said person would work for their cause, they didn't care who or what they were (Jews being the only exception).
2: They said the Britons were "brothers" and the Slavs are "racial trash". Both are "brothers" of the Aryans, so why the different treatment? Because the Slavs were communist, the main enemy.
3: Logically it doesn't make sense, it appeals more to emotions. Politics 101
4: After the regime was established the rhetoric gradually died down.
5: A sense of pride needed to be instilled in the people to get out of a depression and rebuild the nation. Race was something everyone is born with, anyone (German) could take part.
6: Germany was still very homogeneous, so using something as basic as race to unite an ideologically divided people was effective. "German National" couldn't used because nationalities can change, they needed something cemented.
I agree that ideology is in many cases just a tool and in most cases everything is much more pragmatic. But I disagree with you about the British /Slavic Comparison. Keep in mind that the more modern idea of Aryan Race = White People is something that comes from the US. It was all a lot different back then. There was a very clear feeling of Supremacy towards slavic people. They were seen as lesser humans and not as Aryan Brothers. The people they did not look down were the ones speaking a germanic language.
They were heavily into old germanic paganism and sagas and used the related languages and old traditions as the common denominator, not the color of the skin (as it is now used in the US)
Just compare how they annexed Denmark and how they annexed Czechoslovakia, you can see a pretty big difference.
And one of those languages that is a germanic language is English that is the reason why they saw them as brothers. And your statement about communism is bullshit, the Russian were communist but not all others slavs, like poles czechs..
@@tzarcoal1018 I am aware the others won't, much like how the Soviet Union was not all Russians, yet were still referred to as "The Russians", Russians were the majority so I just assumed the point would get across.
I think you are off about the Germanic language group thing, because Yiddish is a Germanic language, and obviously Ashkenazi were still hated, and the Slavic languages still have Indo-European (or "Aryan") roots, and the Finnish does not yet he (Hitler) was fine with them. As I said I think it was propaganda to hype up a war against the USSR.
Konstantin Frunzek my apologies but it took me a second to realize by (as now used in the US) you meant the term Aryan... my bad 🤗
"Because the Slavs were communist, the main enemy."
Nope, they were "bad", becouse they were supposedly taking "rightful" German land.
Polish were not communists, but still they were among the most hated nations by nazis.
Slavic lands were suppose to be esentially German colonies in Europe exploited to the level that only Congo Free State would be comparable.
Nice video man! Fuhrer it's not a bad man family and the people makes him to be like this!
14:30 fun fact: in my year 9 (UK) history classes, this was one of the topics we learned about. We did a mock "court case", where it was supposed to be half of the class defending the Nazis and the other half defending the communists. I was on the side of defending the Nazis, but in the end, I was about the only one of my class willing to do so, and ended up literally having to debate against almost my entire class. I almost won, too. But they kept interrupting my counter-arguments, and the teacher (who was acting as the judge - and the jury) called it all off.
In the end, he actually praised me and said that had my classmates not prevented the trial from continuing by being an overwhelming disturbance (he actually had sent 3 of my peers out into the hallway for their nonstop insults - because I was doing what the teacher had told is to), I would have won, as my arguments and counter-arguments were, in his own words, "incredibly well thought out and put together, even the ones that were put together on the spot" and he was apparently impressed at how well I (an autistic kid with anger issues), held myself together in front of nothing short of bullying by my classmates, only going so far as to throw light verbal jabs in the form of the kins of jokes and play-on-words that you might find some kinder judges making.
All in all, this was supposed to be "graded" (not officially, but sort of as a non-examined test of our verbal capabilities, vocabulary and quick-thinking deduction skills), and while most of my class got F's, some got B's because they did well and didn't join in the bullying, one got an A because they were almost as good at this as me, the couple of my peers who had stayed on my side all got B's and A's for throwing a few good arguments, and I got an A*/A+ for basically outshining everyone. That's how it always has been with me. Can't write what I think well, but can verbalise it like a champion orator.
As an american in 2021, you might know now the answer to 9:00
At the of 9:30... you just nailed it, man. As soon as A.H. recognised part of the people running the trial had sympathy for his ideas, he took the opportunity. He was defending himself but he managed to turn the defence into public speeches. And they let him to do so. The newspapers articles about the trial were printed (no surprise there, it was a trial with the leader of failed revolution), which helped to spread what he is saying, what his ideas are and how he stands with those ideas against the trial. Sonot only he could have spek to the people presented at the trial itself, newspapers were spreading it even more.
That was another important step in his journey for popularity. And being imprisoned for his ideals? (which sounded so nice and right to many people in the troubled Germany of that time) He is a martyr!
He wrote that famous book in the prison, but he made himself well known by the trial. And what he gained through the trial served as a promotion, and basicaly free advertisment, for the book, when it came out.
At the time of 12:30... There was another thing, that wasn't mentioned by you nor by the original video. At that time the political situation in Germany was extremely unstable. When new government was put together, it stayed there much shorter time then it should, resigned (or was forced to resign through some failure) and new election started. It happened severaltimes in a row. So not only von Papen and Hindenburg hoped they could keep some control over A.H. as chancelor, they also believed (and hoped) he wouldn't stay at this post much longer anyway. They were counting he would be chancelor for a several months, maybe a year. And who can blame them. At that time it wasnt about "if he resign", but more "when". That was what they thought, according to the experience with several previous governments and chancelors.
At the time of 14:00... It wasn't burned by nazis. And it wasn't burned by communists either. It was Marinus van der Lubbe, communist from Netherlands, but he claimed he was acting alone. And the trial didn't find almost anything to connect Lubbe with any big communist plan in Germany. But either way, you again nailed it. They used it as much and as best they could.
Niusereset I would edit your spelling of communist
@@theamericanguy1969 Thanks :-D
Niusereset yep!
@7:03 - I am not supporting what Hitler did, but I feel the pain of being bullied, and this is on a world scale that Germany had, bullied by everyone just because of WW1, but it was too much. Watching the part where France occupied a place and basically stole resources, I started to think that if it would've continued, a place like Germany wouldn't exist, or would be shrunken down to a very small size, unless at later point in future, if there wouldn't be WW2, bigger nations would stop it and become more humanized, thus giving back what belongs to them etc. and recreating the government.
I am kind of glad that someone came into power to show bullies the real pain, but then again, it was over the line as well. It's a hard feeling to describe, but basically I personally dislike the bullying that is being supported by the reasons of WW1, others simply saw it a good way to earn on afterwards.
I mean, If my country would've been in same state, others bully the locals/natives, and suddenly someone steps in who had enough with it, I am not sure if I would join, but I would definitely support because I am patriotic by heart (not that much, not so nationalistic and far right, but it would depend from how fair something is being done, whether it becomes a bullying or justified act as means of balancing out), and I wouldn't like the idea of someone doing something like that, that isn't really justified with similar amount, basically being unfair.
BIOSHOCKFOXX that’s true we only have what we have because of the atrocities from before. WWI gave us the rules of war. WWII gave us human rights. (Ok don’t get all angry at me I understand the fact that there are people who still aren’t guaranteed rights or are treated as human but at least most of the world agrees on these rights)
Are you watching to this video too, because the original video is not available in your country?
I wonder if he shows these videos to his students
On the note of understanding the transition into the Holocaust, the book 'Ordinary Men' by Christopher Browning is excellent, looking at a specific group of military police, who over the course of the war, went from normal, middle aged Germans, to participating in the Final Solution, and really puts the myth that the soldiers had no choice to bed. It outlines each and every step along the way, including the decisions made by the individuals.
I watch from Germany, sooo...
And the funny thing is that I CAN watch it from Germany.
The original Video is not even watchable in Germany, where I live, and that’s really a shame.
I also think your comments are good and interesting, but sometimes I couldn’t hear smaller comments, for which you didn’t pause the video.
Thank you for uploading it!
9:00 that aged well
Turns out, the U.S. government also gives slap-on-the-wrist punishments to monarchist militants.
9:00 2021 calling, Americans have it even better
This guy deserves a million subs
About the Reichstagsbrand: I believe I read somewhere about a self proclaimed Göring or Göbbels adjuntant who fled before the end of the war, that even in the Nazi leadership no one knew who did it and that the higher officers all thought one of them had their hands in it it to improve his standing. However, iirc he also mentioned how Hitler was pretty pissed about the event.
While not provable, for someone coming from Germany, where "we know the Nazis did it because Nazis", it was a refreshing new point of view.
I love this guys videos i wish he was my teacher its easy to actually pay attention to him
I honestly don't blame hitler to what he did but i blame his childhood and society and being in ww1 and being blinded by the chemical gases
I remember a passage from somewhere that stuck with me about the nazi's and the children's parents objecting, they were told that it did not matter what they did or thought, we don't need you, we have your children and they follow us.
I don't remember where I read it, and it's likely wrongly phrased, but the sentiment is exactly that, we have your future in our hands and it marches for us.
German here --> mainly here because youtube blocked the Hitler Oversimplified episodes.
-->Maybe a little sitenote if you want to say something, say something dont ramble silently while the video is running so we dont hear you. Either turn down the video volume and turn up your volume in post or just stop the video and say what you want to say.
Imagine if you would try a violent otherthrow of the Goverment in America. Did not age well😂
Well I'm glad I've got this to watch, cause for some stupid reason the original isn't available in my country domain.
Love the vid, also your wearing the same shirt from part 1 lol
Wow weird, it’s almost like he filmed them consecutively, ya fucking dolt
I mean... Cliven Bundy comes to mind. He didn't serve any time... though I doubt he's the next Hitler
If there is anything history has taught me is never deal with fanatics they have to be put down
Yeah, you could imagine if there was a violent attempt to take over the government and the actors involved only got slaps on the wrist? COULD YOU IMAGINE!?!?!?
9:05 if the newspaper costs 10 marks, it's basically free at 1924 right? xd
A communist. Quick. Someone grab a stick.
Here, I’ll give you a flagpole of a communist flag.
9:00 well fuck me did that age poorly
8:58 he literally describes perfectly what happened at the White House, just saying
Aryan people's are genetic ancestors of Turkic peoples .
It would’ve been better if they gave hitler the position of informer of deer
Supersheep859 Sam o nella?
React to battle of Hastings oversimplified
I think it's called the war that changed the English language
@Kyle Whitehead I know
The name of the video was the war that changed the English language
8:52 Yeah...about that in America...January 6th 2021.
...history doesn't repeat itself... 🤨
...but sometimes it rhymes...! 😱😱😱
I love oversimplified videos, i’ve been a sub of his for a long time, and i’m beginning to really appreciate your videos too, it’s great to see how accurate oversimplified videos are, and u seem like a cool guy, and would’ve liked to have a history teach like u in my school, maybe i would’ve went lol..
See, if I’d had teachers like you who are willing to admit they don’t know everything and add to their knowledge whenever possible. I wouldn’t have used a loophole to graduate early or fucked with my teachers nearly as much.
7:07 never heard about this, and im french, they teach us a lot about World Wars (basically thats the only fact in the video i didnt know so far). Its pretty interesting to see how they teach you what they want
Yeah, I would probably allow it if I could because it was the past government that did what they did, times have changed, but I’m just a dumb ten year old so yeah
We learned about it in England, in great detail even,
@@glitchypotato9651 in France its full "germans are the Bad guys" lmao
@@NovaTheDark Yeah, here's what we learned, which is important for French people to know since, y'know, The french were technacly responsible for the German Hyperinflation
One year, Germany missed their deadine for when to pay reparations, due to all the economic crisis going on there, the French didn't like that and decided "Hey, if Germany can't pay the money they owe us, we'll go to Germany, and take their resources until we have enough of Germany's resources to pay for what Germany owes us" and so they did, they went to the Ruhr and took resources from factories by force. This was a huge catastrophe for Germany as the Ruhr was their industrial power house, it generated more resources for Germany that any other German place, so now not only did the Germans have no money due to the amount they owed to the allies (Hyperinflatiom hadn't started yet), and now they weren't getting important industrial resources. They had to do something, and so they did.
When the French occupied the Ruhr, all they were doing was stealing from factories, but they didnt work in the factories themselves, so the German government encouraged all German workers in the Ruhr to go on strike and the German government would pay them back when it was all over. And so they did, the German people started going on strike, and the French weren't happy, they killed a few Germans and forced some back to work, but the strengh of the strike was so large that the French couldn't stop it, so they went back to France. And it was a decisive victory for the Germans, they had kicked the French out of the Ruhr with no consequence what so ev... Oh wait, the German government said they would pay back all the workers who went on strike. The issue is, they didnt have enough money to do so, so they print more money, and thus started Hyperinflation
please pauze the video if you will say something, its very hard now to understand what you say. you make great content! keep up the good work!
Man. I’d be lucky to have you as a history teacher!
Yeah we saw on our own Beer Hall Putsch on January 6th, 2021. Mr. Terry what do you make of what happened that day?
State of emergency and loosened up laws sounds familiar and rather recent, right america?!?
Alexis2andsoOn Not even close.
It reminds me more of current Turkey.
Me: talking to someone
Also me: I’m German
Them: I’m German too
Also them :and Jewish
Me : NANI
This reminds me of high school
And makes me want to be a history teacher
Mate you get like £25,000 a year do you want that
To explain how Hitler got that mild punishment of 5 years (9 month), we learned a saying in school. It can be translated as "The justicesystem was blind on its right eye". That is supposed to say how many justice officials were sort of cool with the right wing and didnt punish them as hard as they should have.
Sounds familiar; modern America
9:12 ...laughs in 2021
Another reason why the Jews didn't leave Germany was that they were refused entrance to countries like the UK and US.