KING OF THE SKY! | Red Baron (Sabaton) REACTION!
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Of course he has a german name - he was German.
Poland didn't exist in WW1. About half of what is modern day Poland was part of the German Empire, the rest was split between Russia and Austria-Hungary. The old kingdom of Poland had ceased to exist in the third partition of Poland in 1795.
Regarding to fighter pilots in both world wars...the German aces had no equals. The most successful fighter pilot in WW1 was Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron, with 80 confirmed kills. The most successfull fighter pilot in WW2 (and the most successfull ace of all times) was Erich "Bubi" Hartmann with 352 confirmed kills. No allied pilot in either war reached even 100 kills.
The most successfull Allied pilot in WW1 was canadian pilot William "Billy" Bishop with 72 kills, the most successfull Allied pilot in WW2 where Soviet pilots Ivan Kozhedub and Lev shostakov with 66 kills each. Since you're US americans - the most successfull US pilots where Eddie RIckenbacker with 26 kills in WW1 and David McCampbell with 36 kills in WW2.
7:10 Come on are you kidding me? The main battlefields where the trenches in France where the Germans fought against the British and the French, the Isonzo river where the Austria-Hungarians fought against the Italians and some large battles in the east between Germany and Russia, however the eastern front was not the static trench warfare it was in the west.
There where no fights in Britain, the island itself was untouched by the war.
Jasta is short for Jagdstaffel which translates as Fighter Squadron. Jasta 11, also known as the Flying Circus and led by Manfred von Richthofen, was the most famous German fighter squadron because of the huge amount of kills and aces they had.
Bloody April is the April of 1917. During this month the Central Powers (aka Germany and its Allies) inflicted immense casualties on the Allies (Aka the British and the French) at the Western Front, both on the ground and in the air. The Brits lost 245 planes in that month, 89 of which where shot down by Jasta 11...and von Richthofen himself scored 21 of those 89 kills. The French also lost a considerable amount of fighters in the Battle of the Aisne.
PS: Kaputt is German btw. The english translation is broken.
The Red Baron was the ace of aces he flew for the german air force, Prussia at the time was a German Kingdom and was a the Prime Leader of the German Empire, 80% of Prussia is now modern day polish, but back then it was german. He was given full military honors by his enemy: The Australians aka British at the time, he was so good enough at his job that he was honored by the enemy.
Pinned, ThankYou for this information without making fun of us like a lot of the other comments
@@THENOBODIESREACTS Yeah I really don't like when people make fun of others, its rude i like to remain neutral or positive to others.
@@THENOBODIESREACTS I understand the confusion. I knew from the start that it was a German pilot, because I know the story. But for those who hear the story for the first time, it wasn't really clear in this video. Great reaction and greetings from Sweden! 🇸🇪
@@THENOBODIESREACTS Additionally who shot down the Red Baron is currently disputed. The Australians and French claim they shot him down from the ground, while the Canadians claim that it was Air Marshal Billy Bishop who shot him down in the sky.
@@ebowles181 it was most likley ground fire, from Cedric Poppins
His plane has many giant Iron Crosses over it, one the most distinctive symbols for Germany, apart from the infamous swastika, don't know how you didn't get he was from Germany.
But anyway, entertaining reaction
Ikr lol
bcs they're from America thats why
@@pawejesse1335 Germany still uses the iron cross to this day
@@anthonykodaski6161 And? I didnt say they didnt use it
Aw *come on* ! 🤣
"What's Prussia?" - really?🥺
It's a bygone German state, big one, that was (unfairly since the whole nazi-movement was bloody *Bavarian* ) blamed for the World Wars and dissolved after the second.
It's well known for the statement "Usually a state has an army, Prussia is an army with a state attached".
Prussia fought pretty much everyone in Europe with only Britain as ally in the *Seven Years War* and *won* - the *Seven Years War* is the greater conflict that the *French and Indian War* is the American theatre btw. .
I descend directly from Prussian Huguenots (religious refugees originally from France that where accepted into Prussia as full new citizens) - hell if the last holder of the title "de Breford" and name didn't die, ironically, in the *First Battle of the Marne* at the apex of the opening campaign of *the Great War* in '14 in France I might still be a titled bloke🤣 - never mind that the title was void and pointless and just a name ever since the *late 17th century* 🤣😂.
And the *Iron Cross* on the planes might have set you off it's Germany, it's three German States later and our (currently somewhat pathetic😣 but hey, they got a budget boost recently) air force *still* has the *Iron Cross* on it's wings.
There's even Taktisches Luftgeschwader 71 *Richthofen* named for him and having a red *R* over the NATO star as it's coat of arms.
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Raoul G. Kunz
You can tell by the planes, or the insignia, iron cross was german
Prussia was a country that was in the german empire. he fought AGAINST the British and other allies. in modern times Prussia would be most of Poland.
there were many countries fighting in that area, Australia was part of the British empire at the time and sent soldiers and pilots there. There were also Sikhs from India, Gurkhas from Nepal, and other parts of the British empire.
Manfred Von Richtofen or The Red Baron was 25 and fought for the German Air Force. That French flag you saw was more than likely taken of a French plane he shot done as a trophy, he is credited with 80 Arial Victories or kills, when he died the Allies/his enemies buried him with full military honors showing there respect. Also Australia was under British rule and were brought by the British to fight
Also Prussia was a German state
"but obviously he was the team against germany"
Ah....
* Visibly Confused *
I felt a slight bump when i heard him say that and wanted to correct him but didn't cuz i checked the comments section
Once more. With every Sabaton reaction I see from you two. The historian in me dies more and more while the part of me that loves geography has long since been buried.
Although it makes me even more thankful that Sabaton does what they do.
For with they're help, more & more people will learn at least the bare minimum to pass a grade 4 history test here in Canada.
After watching completely I am hurt.
At the very start you both agreed he was German, then started to change your minds whenever another nation is mentioned. Even at 1 point thinking he was polish despite Poland not existing at the time.
Thanks for watching our videos.
@@6th_Army poland did exist before that, the Polish winged hussars were from the 1500s
@@DriverTheIntern Like I said. They didn't exist at the time.
Dude you clearly failed history class because on his plane there is clearly an iron cross symbol which is a symbol used by the germans in world war 1 this means he was fighting for the germans not against the german
Said the same thing 😂 huge indication
To my knowlege they still use the iron cross atleast in some army things
The red Baron was a German flying ace with 80 kills, Prussia was a kingdom in the German empire that no longer exists because the allies got rid of it after ww2. But the timeline is in ww1 and it was actually one of the pilots he shot down that gave him the name when the red Baron landed with him. He was fighting for the central powers with the German empire, ottoman empire, Austro-hungarian empire and Bulgaria, fighting against the allies. The red Baron had the highest amount of kills out of every pilot from all sides.
He was Prussian.
Manfred von Richthofen aka "The Red Baron" is a German Ace Fighter during WW1. He was the student of the "Father of Air Combat". The Red Baron once flew the Abratos D.III. He then daringly painted it the color red. He then was part of what many called it "The Flying Circus" because of the brightly colored planes. He then got his famous Fokker DR.I. He then got a brain injury (or head injury) and landed in an airfield. His mood changed. He crashed on April 1918 because he was chasing an allied plane. He was flying too low that the men on the ground could shoot the plane. He took the chase too far then a plane shot him. When he died the allied forces gave him a full military honours. Basically a proper funeral by the enemy. Also prussia is basically old germany. Notes, France is the enemy, he was fighting britain, they meant Austrian, the animation and voiceover is by YarnHub, he is German, and France and Britain were basically teammates. Allied forces consist of Great Britain, France, Russia, Romania, Canada, Japan, and the United States. Central Powers were Germany, Austria-hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire. WW1 started when Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assisnated. They thought that the one who assisnated Ferdinand was from Romania and they declared war on Romania.
Another tiny bit of information: The numbers shown in the top right corner basically tell the losses of the british air force (245) during this one month - 89 of these losses were done by the german Jasta 11 or JagdStaffel 11 (pursuit squadron 11). Considered that a squadron had about 12 to 20 planes at that time you can see how succesful this squadron must have been under the command of Manfred von Richthofen in this specific month.
Eighty allies paid the price
In the song there’s a line saying “80 allies pay the price” this is attributed to the 80 British and French aircraft the red Baron shot down.
The red baren was a 25 year old pilot serving in the German Airforce in WW1. When he was shot down after being credited with 81 (i think) kills over northern france, australian ground forces (british) awarded him with full military honors. To this day he is the most successful pilot in any air combat situation.
Hippedy hoppedy
This channel is now german property! :D
And btw, kaputt means "broken"
Bloody April was where the most air combat took place, 1917, the Germans would sweep alied aircraft out of the sky
The short story: In 1871 the Leader of Prussia (Otto von Bismarck) unified the first german state an became chancellor. So Prussia was/is/belongs to Germany. Fun fact: The capital of Prussia was Königsberg (KingMountain) which is today Kaliningrad and belongs to todays Russia. So maybe Germany should claim it back (just a joke). Don't feel bad, german history is complicated. React to Stormtroopers by Sabaton ✌
Bruh, I mean BRUH. How dense can two people be?
He was born in Poland 1892 and died in Germany 1918
With respect, I am honestly surprised you guys didn’t know he was German, but it’s always cool to learn new things!
The Red Baron is Prussian
Hence the Teutonic cross. Prussia was built from the ashes of the Teutonic Order
"We're Americans, we're not supposed to know this!" 🤣🤣❤
Yup 😅
Joakim, the vocalist of Sabaton, has always said that it's impossible to fit all the history into a three and half minute song. He sees the song as a preview and it's up to you dear viewer to go and search the full history if interested.
No, he was German. But he was so well known on both sides, that everyone knew him or at least his bright red plane
Another Fun Fact: not only Snoopy had a Dog Fight ( :P) with the Red Baron, he and Snoopy made it to be remembered in custom made Crew Patches of F-4 and F-111 Crews during the Vietnam War
Prussia was apart of the German Empire and yes He fought against Britain
he was from Germany you both should check out Sabaton History they tell good stories about the song they sing both fact and inspation
The Iron cross on the plane is a bit of a hint
I love your channel keep up the great stuff!
The Red Baron was a nickname for the German fighter pilot Manfred Von Richthofen. He was a pilot during WW1 and is widely considered one of the greatest aces of all time
Pilots wouldn't use hight to throw bombs, but height means speed, and if you are above, you can dive down and hit hard without your opponent knowing you were there, whoever was higher usually went home alive instead of 6 feet under
Also if you attack a biplane from above and the front there is a very high chance the pilot will never see you (huge blind spot due to the upper wing).
If you had paid attention to the narration and the song's lyrics perhaps you wouldn't have guessed pretty much everything wrong with your comments. But that made your reaction so much more amusing as well. Keep it up boys! 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
😂 Paying attention was hard in school too obviously
The Red Baron fought alongside Germany during the First World War he fought on the ground first then graduated from the German air academy he died at the age of 28
If it helps identifying future combatants, the isignia's are mostly all you need. All german military personnel in the two world wars have only two insignia they bear. One is the Nazi Swatsika for WW2 and the other is the Iron Cross isignia, used in both world wars and still used today. The Red Baron's plane had the Iron Cross all over his plane, which makes him part of the German Aviation "Deutsche Luftstreitkräfte".
His name is Manfred von Richthofen, he is from Prussia, he has an iron cross on his plane, he fought against allies and "Roter Kampfflieger". I don't know, but if you don't know where he is from after that many hints, I think you should read up on some history and language.
Weirdly, I remember I had a classmate during middleschool that was related to the red baron, so I did learn about this quite early. I am Swedish btw, I havnt looked into the red barons family history really..... but I am guessing that the family in Sweden that is related to him is from a female side since they have a different surname
There is a movie : Red Baron he was on Axis side, German
Love this song! Fun fact: The drummer is married to Floor Jansen of Nightwish.
Huge indication is the iron cross on his plane which was only a German thing
You guys should watch Sabaton History
If you need more info check out the red baron remastered by yarnhub (the one who made the animation)
Google is our friend
Von is a german term "of" in a Noble term. So Von Richtofen, Of England, Af Wisborg.
And yeah Prussia is Northern Germany. It ofcourse is easy to confuse with Russia but thats all thanks to the English. In German and other languages its Preussen.
Why does the guy in front look like the tf2 scout lol
I guess I was lucky growing up. Manfred von Richtofen and Eddie Rickenbacker were household names thanks to my Grandpa (US Army Air Corps, WWII) and my dad, who made sure we knew about the activities of the US Marines in the Pacific. So we got exposed to a fair bit of military history at an early age.
2:00 Jesus, careful what you do with your arm there dad. XD
Haha. Nothing to see here
...the von Trapp family was from Austria not Switzerland and the red Baron was from Germany...sometimes it really hurts
You should react to no bullets fly
Listen to the song. He's from Prussia therefore he's German.
Of course, i ment Jasta
JASTA is Jagdstaffel. That means Fighter Squadron. The Red Baron war German.
I meant WAS German
War means the same in German - funny enough
did he really say swedish to switzerland? guess that makes him just another american XD
You need to watch Sabaton history The Red Baron. There you will get youre information.
Omg Even for Americans some of those comments are very...ignorant. He was German for sure. Thanks for the reaction though! As long as you learn. 😊
Appreciate the insults then the nice comments
@@THENOBODIESREACTS No insults, specially not to you two guys. Just in awe that you are taught so little in European history even though you keep on being a part of it.
We probably were I just was horrible in school. Was just into girls and friends 🤷♂️
Well the Red Baron was an actual baron…
Watch the Sabaton history channel episode about The Red Baron
The video is not accurate to how he got his head injury, Baron attacked a 2 seater who's inexperienced gunner started firing from too far, but one of his shots hit the baron in the forehead, he was blinded and knocked unconscious, after spiraling down to earth he gained consciousness and managed to pull out of the flat spin and managed a rough landing in france
Here you have the story of the Red Baron in Sabaton History. The Red Baron - The Great War ruclips.net/video/9IXu2zicHWs/видео.html
Sabaton is not the one missing ponts in the story . If someones missing something i.e you guys missing History class in grade 5.
They thought he fought the Germans ha he was a German ace
you weren't listenning.
Historian be like:WTF
Van.... is acctually a pretty common dutch name
Also how is it that almost no american know anything about history?! I mean really you never heard of the Red Baron?!
ww1 there was no Poland
Th Red Baron was probably German and he. Fought the British and possibly the French idk but yeah he fought the British
Hey you Noobs: The Top Scoring Figher Aces are always Germans. WW1: Manfred von Richthofen (80 Kills) - The Red Baron. WW2: Erich Hartmann (352!!!!! Kills) - The Black Devil. And about another 100 Pilots with 100 Kills each.
Hey I am from germany and would be the same about the war of the blue and the grey its history I even know alot about the war gray souht north blue slave blah blah gettesburg its damn intressting guys there is way to much people looking at celebratys as all they poeple gave there lives for that you forgot them.
Richthofen was a VON probly a lord and I grow up only knowing english and I learned german and I realy love the german language it has its own buetty
Jasta Jagdstaffel Hunter Unit
British losses: 245 Aircraft "Jay, he is on our side!"
It's so funny, it hurt's! 1776 all the way!
This reaction triggers me so much :P
i could not finished this video sorry ......
Why not react to the previous music video sabaton released ??
It goes by the name "stormtroopers" and is about the elite ground forces of german empire that were supposed to change the tide of war before all the planes and tanks were invented
Armed to teeth with latest technology of the time : the submachine gun
Just a bit of education for you....Manfred von Richthofen was from Prussia which is the old name for Germany, he was NOT British but he was German. Yes the Germans were mainly fighting us British, the French, the Australians, the Belgians and the Canadians. The Americans eventually turned up but by then the war was almost over. The Red Baron was what Manfred von Richthofen was called because he flew a plane which was painted Red and because he was an actual Baron. When you said that he was British I laughed uncontrollably, also you automatically assumed that the Red Plane was called the Red Baron OMG that is thick. British Sabaton fan 💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Hm ... very ... I don't know ... American reaction. 🙂 Kind of weird that you don't do at least some basic geography and history research if you do a Sabaton video (although I guess some of it MUST have come up in high school). Really hurts a bit. But oh well, at least your reactions are funny so no complaining here ...
iv never been so frustrated watching this how could you not know he was GERMAN
7:23 at least your admit it and are willing to learn, sorry you dealt with the failure of the american Educational system.
i enjoyed this vidoe but PLEASE read up on yohr history your gonna amke one of us history buffs go insane and lettign you know the germans planes had the knights cross on them the allied entent had the colors of france
Mein Gottl...are those reactors stupid!
what the hell is happening ??? Don't you see the cross of his biplane 😅😅😅😅 That is the german and nazi symbol😅😅 Prussia is the name of german empire before napolean war.
I am stunned, how low your knowledge is.
Don't you learn history in school?
Mannfred von Richthofen was a Legend .
He was the Leader of the german Jalta squad, the Jagdstaffel.
And Prussia no exist anymore
geez...guys, you need to crack open a history book before commenting on a Sabaton song.
That’s why we need you, to help us!!!
I’m sorry but the fact that they didn’t know he was a German fighter pilot annoyed me a bit
Yanks.....what do you expect? Yanks only learn about what little history their own disgusting land has to offer
german
what's prussia💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
German
You are a funny bunch of reactors but, frankly, try some history lessons before reacting to a Sabaton song: it would help greatly!
The plane was not called red Barron he was Alfred Von rictofen rictofen is Barron in german
Prussia was russias original name
Listening to you both just lowered my iq to room temperature