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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @thermionic1234567
    @thermionic1234567 Год назад +800

    I used to think I was so righteous. Something like this was impossible in the US. And then I watched the last three years unfold…

    • @SwisstedChef2018
      @SwisstedChef2018 Год назад +50

      You are so right Jeffrey, scary indeed.

    • @ameliaflowers9836
      @ameliaflowers9836 Год назад

      Democracy is over in the USA

    • @darkfx3208
      @darkfx3208 Год назад +48

      Cough "civil war", cough.

    • @packrat-y7j
      @packrat-y7j Год назад +81

      Funny. I started seeing the signs of this noise 20 years ago after the attacks in the twin towers.

    • @josephagnello9335
      @josephagnello9335 Год назад

      @Packrat
      I started to see it AFTER the world was CARVED UP after the WAR and especially after they killed Kennedy!
      Loke Putrid , Fetid air in a filthy outhouse, one could " smell it " through that blk & wht TV wall to wall coverage showing that monster takr the oath in that plane!

  • @martintowse6812
    @martintowse6812 9 месяцев назад +8

    Loved this video turnip guy. I’m hooked in one carry on this’s important documentation please

  • @chrispbacon3042
    @chrispbacon3042 Год назад +180

    Moral of the story: Always keep an eye on your goverment and always question their actions and motives.

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад +27

      NO -- the moral is that the People must fight to keep their Republic and the freedom and rights it guarantees.

    • @SunofYork
      @SunofYork Год назад +21

      @@LeeZaslofsky I agree. I like good government, but Fascists, especially American Fascists, hate all Governments except governments run by themselves

    • @wezacker6482
      @wezacker6482 Год назад

      This is the wrong lesson. 'The Government' didn't do it, Hitler and the Nazi Party with it's nationalist & racist dogma did when people let them take over their Government.

    • @olympiahendrix4392
      @olympiahendrix4392 Год назад +9

      Yeah, if only Americans thought of that before! Good luck cleaning that mess!

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад +11

      @@olympiahendrix4392 The German government was constitutional and there was freedom before Hitler managed to get into office (through a deal with the conservatives).
      Wat the Germans had to worry about was not government, but dictatorship. The same is true in the US.

  • @joyceebersten9421
    @joyceebersten9421 Год назад +21

    Interesting video. The period between the wars is a key time in world history.

  • @glenvillephillips8293
    @glenvillephillips8293 11 месяцев назад +35

    No matter what people thinks or believes this country is going down this path I find it amazing how weak minded people are and the sad part is they dont even know it.

    • @ericstewart9742
      @ericstewart9742 11 месяцев назад +2

      TDS

    • @snowballington1153
      @snowballington1153 10 месяцев назад +2

      Yes, from ignoring the threat of marxism. We defeated the wrong enemy.

    • @kennithdubroy797
      @kennithdubroy797 10 месяцев назад +1

      What country?

    • @BobsVagene
      @BobsVagene 7 месяцев назад

      @@kennithdubroy797The only one that matters. MURICA!!

    • @ricardovargas4546
      @ricardovargas4546 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@snowballington1153"We defeated the wrong enemy." WTF?!

  • @ron56pvi13
    @ron56pvi13 Год назад +100

    In 1977 I worked for my uncle in a small SW German town as a Flaschner- plumber, metal smith etc. One day we loaded up copper rain gutters for a job when my uncle said "Ein moment". He came out of his house with a 4' long bright red strip of cloth that he tied to the gutters extending out of the truck's rear. I asked him where he got it and he said from a Nazi banner in the basement. He was sent to defend Berlin when he was a 14 year old member of the Hitler Youth and that 25' banner was his last momento that he thought might come in handy someday. R.I.P., Onkel Gerhardt.

    • @RedIce989
      @RedIce989 Год назад +7

      God bless your Uncle sometimes you never know what will come in handy .And a very useful use it turned out to be.

    • @GrahamDesmond
      @GrahamDesmond Год назад +4

      He got his wish a but he got Trump

    • @PotterPossum1989
      @PotterPossum1989 11 месяцев назад

      Trump is hardly hitler. An asshole, but hardly hitler. Stop generalizing.

    • @thefreestylefrEaK
      @thefreestylefrEaK 11 месяцев назад +5

      You don't have to like it, but sounds like he destroyed a valuable piece of history, even if it ended up in a museum to remind everyone of this evil in the past.

    • @sleepyjoe5380
      @sleepyjoe5380 10 месяцев назад

      Typical British BS, Compared to Queen Victoria's genocide of more than 250 million people in the construction of the British Empire Hitler was a boy scout......and surprise, surprise the Brits still fear him, hence the endless BS spewing forth from these hypocrites

  • @olympiahendrix4392
    @olympiahendrix4392 Год назад +23

    Pride to the Germans is what Convenience is today to many of us.

    • @carmenpeters728
      @carmenpeters728 Год назад +1

      such as?

    • @olympiahendrix4392
      @olympiahendrix4392 Год назад

      @@carmenpeters728 The list is long. Think everything you do with your internet, bank, medical, cell. Data harvesting is huge and everytime we click on ACCEPT, we lose a little more the right to privacy. Think of the chip they already have designed for gathering all your information! So convenient right!? The loss of real social contact, jobs! All for convenience? Whose convenience? Not mine.

    • @shanejones578
      @shanejones578 10 месяцев назад

      @@carmenpeters728 Thomas Jefferson letter to president taylor 1816; google search it.

    • @Clayton.Bigsby.360
      @Clayton.Bigsby.360 9 месяцев назад

      Italy was on the winning side of ww1, and yet fell under fascism all the same....socialism is a disease.

    • @placebojesus5652
      @placebojesus5652 9 месяцев назад

      You mean like “give me convenience or give me death” for Americans but “give me pride or give me death” for Germans?

  • @jozefdekan8253
    @jozefdekan8253 Год назад +7

    I advise you to star reading national geographies from 1940 to 1945

  • @richardbrowning9953
    @richardbrowning9953 Год назад +18

    I've seen Documentary after Documentary on Hitler but they always intrigue me 🤔

    • @C-White-88
      @C-White-88 Год назад +7

      Check out Hellstorm and Europa the last battle.

    • @OGFrontLine
      @OGFrontLine Год назад +6

      Hellstorm is a very tough watch, really heartbreaking.. if you want an actually fair and balanced documentary on Hitler look up- The Greatest Story Never Told..

    • @unified_glen
      @unified_glen 9 месяцев назад

      @@C-White-88 these are literal nazi propaganda films, solely consisting of emotionally charged antisemitic tirades without any actualized references. if you are so uneducated to be swayed by these recitations of the literal propaganda of goebells and hitler, i feel bad for you. yes, the allies also committed violence during the war. but did they kill millions of jews due to perverse eugenic theory? NO. get a grip on reality... germany as a country has time and again confronted this terrible period in history and there is absolutely no reason anybody anywhere should be openly promoting antisemitic, holocaust denying fantizatirons of some demented neo-nazi.

    • @seanjames6879
      @seanjames6879 7 месяцев назад +1

      I thought I was alone😂

    • @vedob5163
      @vedob5163 3 месяца назад

      Me to but these people in this documentary lie so much about his early life before ww1
      He was a poor kid trying to survive and be a painter and they make him sound like a ricb scumbag. Horrible journalism, they just make things up. They even try to make him look like a coward even though he survived 4 years of war and won the iron cross 1st and 2nd class. What did these hateful, lying people achieve in life. Im not even a hitler supporter but its just too many lies about him.

  • @gregorysgarrison
    @gregorysgarrison Год назад +189

    After studying WWII for about forty years, I have come to the conclusion that the focus on Hitler is actually a bit overplayed. The state of western civilization at the time was unsustainable. The war to finish the business of The Great War had to happen. The Great War largely ended monarchism. WWII was the death of colonialism. But the causes stretch much further back, to the Napoleonic wars, the French Revolution. It took a couple of hundred years for monarchy to die. Dictatorships were a sort of experiment along the way. The old ideas of class are still around today.

    • @klospike
      @klospike Год назад +4

      I think you are correct...

    • @Jeremyak
      @Jeremyak Год назад +16

      Too much nuance sir, we have distilled WW2 to Hitler bad cuz crazy.

    • @ata5855
      @ata5855 Год назад +23

      "focus on Hitler a bit overplayed" is the understatement of the century

    • @evastrasburg4240
      @evastrasburg4240 Год назад

      I agree

    • @jocktheripper2073
      @jocktheripper2073 Год назад +21

      Europa - The Last Battle.
      Somewhere other than RUclips.

  • @RealNameDre
    @RealNameDre 2 года назад +56

    This was a great documentary! I've seen most on the Nazis and WW2, but not this one. I enjoyed this one, very entertaining as well as very detailed. 💯👍😀

    • @antlerr
      @antlerr Год назад +4

      yet how many will see the propoganda machine in the world right now!! what will it take before the world sees there all being duped yet again!

    • @cstew8355
      @cstew8355 Год назад

      Have you seen Hitler vs the Jew world order? See what you think.

    • @jocktheripper2073
      @jocktheripper2073 Год назад +6

      Europa - The Last Battle.
      Somewhere other than RUclips.

    • @RobSoRandom
      @RobSoRandom Год назад +2

      Because of this comment I will be watching I normally pass because I’ve seen so many and it’s all the same at this post… I still watch rerun’s tho because I love ww2 history. So I get happy when it’s something new

    • @C-White-88
      @C-White-88 Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/xVFaJWRXu6Q/видео.html here is a great world war 2 documentary that shows a side of the story that's often hidden.

  • @galapagos4154
    @galapagos4154 Год назад +5

    It was a very nice work. I would be very glad if there is Turkish subtitle support please 🙏🙏

  • @Larry-perkins
    @Larry-perkins Год назад +24

    Professor Shaughhnessys accent is a comical caricature of the wildest english accent anyone could imagine

    • @TimotheeLee
      @TimotheeLee Год назад +3

      The first ten people to talk were all English. I thought this was about Germany? The British will have no bias, of course not.

    • @cityliving9265
      @cityliving9265 Год назад

      Obnoxious. A real pathetic embarrassment of an accent. Like many UK accents actually. We're full of them.

    • @theclashcalling_
      @theclashcalling_ Год назад +1

      Sounds like Brian Sewell

    • @PhoenixAscending
      @PhoenixAscending Год назад +3

      It sounds more Scottish than English

    • @paulbantick8266
      @paulbantick8266 Год назад

      @@TimotheeLee Lefty shills the lot of them. All inspired by lefty University indoctrination. The Nazis were Socialist, not 'right-wing' and not Marxist. Which was the reason Hitler loathed the Communist Marxist Russians. But at the end of the day, they were two sides of the same coin and shared in the responsibility of the slaughter of countless millions.

  • @boblatzer
    @boblatzer Год назад +25

    I didn’t become the artist I wanted to be either. But I certainly never thought of taking over the world.

    • @jackprecip5389
      @jackprecip5389 Год назад

      Hitler never did either. The ridiculous notion the Hitler wanted to "take over" the world is one of the dumbest pieces of propaganda ever swallowed. The forces he fought against were internationalists who truly do want to control the world, and the actions of the 80 years since his demise has shown that to be undoubtedly true. That's not to say Hitler didn't have his own problems with ego and grandiosity, but he never had any ideas or intentions of "world rule". Hitler always believed, correctly so, that internationalist Marxism and the Soviet Union was always going to be a threat to a free Germany and even Europe's existence, and after Molotov's dictums in early 1941, the recent Soviet military purges, and the Soviets poor military showing after invading Finland the year before convinced Hitler that summer of 1941 was an opportunity to strike them at their weakest. Hitler's biggest problem, his own overinflated ego and lack of recognition of his limits in military tactical knowledge, saw Hitler defy the advice of more experienced military men and went after targets like Stalingrad and Moscow for glory rather than military pragmatism. Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union extending supply lines into a harsh winter against a numerically superior force was a disaster and that doomed Germany, and as we later saw, doomed Eastern Europe into the yoke of Soviet communism for 40 years. Hitler's pompous arrogance, lack of true statesmanship, and most importantly lack of patience would bring misery and destruction upon his fellow Germans. A true leader who truly loves his people and nation would have no problem leaving this earth as a retired old man knowing he was sowing the seeds for a free and prosperous long term future , even without war and parades. Hitler almost thought he was the lead in a deranged opera full of pomp and circumstance that had to have a glorious or tragic conclusion while he was still at the helm.

    • @richardrose9943
      @richardrose9943 Год назад

      Liar

    • @vistakay
      @vistakay Год назад +3

      He never had any intention of taking over the world

    • @davidmcmanus9022
      @davidmcmanus9022 11 месяцев назад

      There's always time.

    • @afellowamericanafellowamer5317
      @afellowamericanafellowamer5317 10 месяцев назад

      Boblatzer-
      You don't have what it takes, as an artist, organizer or leader to make change.
      80 years after his death historians still cannot stop talking about Hitler.
      There have been many evil, brutal leaders in history.
      Why the obsession with this one guy?
      He had a plan he believed was for a better world.
      American manufacturering and family values at the time helped defeat him. Many of those Americans were first generation of people who bugged out of Europe. Look today how many evil leaders have been taken down.
      If someone would have taken Hitler out in 1938 how would the world be different today?

  • @watty2702
    @watty2702 Год назад +17

    Absolutely awesome documentary, brilliantly researched and narrated. Ty

  • @kevinyoung3131
    @kevinyoung3131 Год назад +7

    Hunger, joblessness, coupled w/ 'subtle' threats & effective propaganda, will have people "loving" even the most 'unsavory' character's.

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад

      Nothing subtle about Hitler's threats. And now Trump is being frank and open with death threats and incitement to violence.

  • @bethpent8851
    @bethpent8851 Год назад +7

    Im embarrassed to say i never knew any details about the war with Germany against Great Britain. I dont even remember learning about it in school in the 60's i did know about world war 2 but i never knew about the Nazis fighting 2 wars in Europe 1 against Russia and Great Britain. And 1 against France and the Eastern European countries. I just always thought it was 1 war Nazis against Europe.

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад +1

      It was one war, fought on several fronts. The Germans fought in Western Europe, in Eastern Europe, in the USSR, in Italy and in Africa.
      The Italians fought in Africa, in the USSR and in Italy.
      The Americans fought in the Pacific against Japan, in Africa, in Italy, in France and then in Germany.
      The Russians fought the Germans and their allies, Italy, Hungary, Romania, Finland, and Spain, but all their fighting was done on their own territory and in Eastern Europe.
      It was all one war, a world war.

    • @richardrose9943
      @richardrose9943 Год назад

      You should be embarrassed

    • @moniquedelaney7958
      @moniquedelaney7958 9 месяцев назад

      @@richardrose9943the teachers should be , as of today

  • @SunblokAnsand
    @SunblokAnsand 9 месяцев назад +1

    11:50 Thats just so insightful. Really Nick? Thats the best you got, not everyone did. Those editors did you a disservice (I Hope)

  • @Mrgolden1174
    @Mrgolden1174 Год назад +12

    I went to school with someone who was the spitting image of Heinrich Himmler. Not exaggerating

    • @zschow9259
      @zschow9259 Год назад +8

      we all did- sterotypical nerd

    • @dannytangier2944
      @dannytangier2944 Год назад +1

      What's that to do with anything?

    • @aisle_of_view
      @aisle_of_view 10 месяцев назад

      My grandma's neighbor knew his cousin's caterer. Six degrees of Kevin Costner, I guess.

    • @alexcarter8807
      @alexcarter8807 9 месяцев назад

      @@aisle_of_view Or Kevin Bacon, one of those Kevins.

    • @jackrabbit68
      @jackrabbit68 4 месяца назад

      Himmler doesn't even look pure Aryan.

  • @SerCorydonRivers
    @SerCorydonRivers 10 месяцев назад +5

    Man trump really stole hitlers whole flow. Bar for bar.

  • @James-hb8qu
    @James-hb8qu Год назад +89

    I can't imagine anyone who has lived through the last few years not realizing that we have been fed a depth and breadth of lies far wider and deeper than we could have imagined only a few years early. The rational, logical, and reasonable conclusion is to then look back at the standard historical narratives we have been fed and wonder if those, too, were just wide and deep lies.

    • @matthewhendy5785
      @matthewhendy5785 Год назад +11

      @@frankskoda-simmonsit never goes away. I grew up taking it for granted that Western liberal values and the rule of law were a given. Not any more.

    • @WilliamFlickinger-qv3us
      @WilliamFlickinger-qv3us Год назад

      This country has been on way of Nazie since Trump elections only you can comment on the in trump lie and and Republicans go along with his lies it Trump brown shirts try over throw democracy's last election USA or germany nineteen thirty three

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад +7

      Who is feeding you? Can you close your mouth? Can you choose what you will take into your mouth? No? Are you disabled, needing to be fed? Are you a baby that hasn't yet learned to hold a spoon?
      Most people, if not facing famine, choose what they want to eat. It seems you find this difficult.

    • @olympiahendrix4392
      @olympiahendrix4392 Год назад

      Oh, Hitler was real and so were the dead of the WWII. Then Americans made a deal with the Nazis! Now they are still there. Right in Washington! They had the Reichstag Fire and you had the 9/11, the Capitol Jan 6. And you blame the Russians for everything? You blew up our European pipeline but you are our friendly ally right!? You wanted to sell your LNG, who can blame you? It is so much more environmentally friendly to transport it across the Atlantic!
      Obama is a man of his word tough: he said he would blow it up and he did!
      Lies call more lies till you trip over them!

    • @thermionic1234567
      @thermionic1234567 Год назад +10

      Was it Nietzsche who coined the phrase “a re-evaluation of all values?”
      I am now questioning every presupposition I have as I have realized that so much of what I’ve been told was a product of Education, Inc.

  • @WeAreNotAmused
    @WeAreNotAmused 2 года назад +24

    pretty interesting article here I find it a little bit shocking that such learning speakers on here they didn't even mention Hitler predicted the depression that's why his grab for power was well it's a large reason it's a big component of why he rose so quick he did see that coming it's undeniable

    • @kimobrien.
      @kimobrien. Год назад

      Even though he didn't agree with Karl Marx he was familiar with his theories. One of those is the cause of the continual business cycle and the worst they become over time requiring the destruction of commodities before the production for the market can recover. Capitalism enter a crisis when overproduction for markets prevents the sale of commodities for a profit. This is the natural result of a system where the workers can not buy back all that we produce. Production is done for a private profit until losses inevitably take charge, production slows and the capitalist socialise crisis and the burden caused by the losses is put onto the backs of the workers, farmers and small businessmen.

    • @kimobrien.
      @kimobrien. Год назад +1

      @@colescott8756 So what? Lots of people study Marx and just because some one once was a "Marxist or Leinints" doesn't mean they always will be. Nor do I believe Hitler was anything like Lenin either. As Marx explained communism is a movement of a class on its way to power. Its leaders point the way forward for the international proletarian class struggle. Not backwards to a German Employers Empire. Hitler specifically denounced the Marxist for leading a class struggle when he wanted to unite all Germans. You can read all the documents for yourself. Marx specifically refers to German or "True Socialism" as reactionary. Marx ends the Communist Manifesto with Workers of the World Unite. Not Germans fight for a greater Germany because you are a Master Race. I don't believe something just because Goebbels said it.but you welcome to believe in Hitler and Goebbels if you like.

    • @colescott8756
      @colescott8756 Год назад +7

      @@kimobrien. Before the Bolsheviks took over in the October revolution, there were a handful of prominent Marxists groups competing for power. Obviously the Bolsheviks won, but the point is there are different beliefs and doctrines in Marxism.
      Hitler did differ from Marx in some ways, as he was a National Socialist, not an International Socialist. The same core concepts of socialism were applied in Nazi Germany, but Hitler used a more nationalistic version, which was more acceptable to the German culture at the time. Don't be mistaken, it was Marxism. Different shit, same stink.

    • @kimobrien.
      @kimobrien. Год назад

      @@colescott8756 Sure the number of groups was small but the Bolsheviks had won the majority in the Soviets in October along with their coalition partners the Left Social Revolutionaries. The revolution was kicked off by women textile workers striking on International women's day. Hitlers partners were the German Capitalist Parliamentary Parties he was appointed Chancellor of German by President General Hindenburg. His theory was one of open class collaboration. If anything his party was more like the Democrats and Republicans. It was made up of small businessmen and white collar employees. He made a name for himself by breaking strikes and busting up political meetings with thugs. This is why the German employers turned to him.

    • @kimobrien.
      @kimobrien. Год назад

      @@colescott8756 Hitler specifically says he is against marxism. What more do you want? Like I said his party was more like The American Democtats and Republicans. His followers cited the United States segregation law as a defense for atrocities committed in concentration camps. Laws written and found Constitutional by the twin parties of American capitalism. .Henry Ford got a NAZI medal just before war broke out. Hitler republished Henry Fords "International Jew." an anti semitic rant distributed at Ford dealerships. You problem is the stench of fascism smells the same as American Imperialism. People like Bush, Trump, Clinton, Obama, and Biden sound much like Hitler when they talk about American exceptionalism, America being the worlds leader, and A New World Order. FDR wanted to save American capitalism. We've been an obstacle to the grand plans of the worlds ruling classes since the Bolshevik government of Lenin and Trotsky took state power from the rot of Kerensky the CZAR's minister of war. We called for freedom for the colonial slaves. The American Imperialist government sent our leaders to prison for opposing its plans for war and word conquest. Eugene Debs in world War one and the 18 leaders of the Minneapolis Teamsters and Socialist Workers Party in 1940.

  • @astinoswarburton1852
    @astinoswarburton1852 10 месяцев назад +4

    The row infront of Hitlers 3rd person from right is Wittgenstein who went to the same school as Hitler 5:56

  • @stephens1950
    @stephens1950 Год назад +5

    RUclips the new Radio

  • @gavinmiller4589
    @gavinmiller4589 10 месяцев назад +4

    Got to get rid of the back ground music, otherwise excellent.

  • @anthonyelwick3600
    @anthonyelwick3600 Год назад +3

    Actually Mussolini invented fascism and hitler used to poke fun at him by calling him the fascist. Hitler wasn't a fascist

    • @m.r4841
      @m.r4841 Год назад

      Nonsense. Hitler adored Mussolini. Hitler was a fascist as well. He built Germany after Italians Fascism.

    • @Historia.Magistra.Vitae.
      @Historia.Magistra.Vitae. Год назад +1

      @@m.r4841 _" H itler was a fas cist as well. "_
      Wrong. Hitl er was a national soci alist, not a fas cist. Nazi sm and fasc ism were two separate ideologies.

    • @Historia.Magistra.Vitae.
      @Historia.Magistra.Vitae. Год назад +1

      @@m.r4841 _"He built Germany after Italians Fasc ism."_
      Wrong. Naz ism as an ideology was established before Muss olini's fasci sm for crying out loud. Germany didn't also have syndica lism, while fas cism did.

    • @ChristopherJames1993
      @ChristopherJames1993 9 месяцев назад

      The Nazis basically tried to bring Communism to the German race. That’s why it was National Socialism. Hitler started as a Marxist then created a racist and nationalist version of Socialism for the German race. Still got rid of class and unified the nation. The people are the body of the state and a body needs a head. They weren’t reactionary or conservative at all. They literally wanted to destroy the conservative economy and hierarchy to create their own Autarky.

  • @ThatLDSGuy
    @ThatLDSGuy Год назад +61

    It almost feels like the Allies set up the treaty of Versailles in hopes it would trigger another way. I mean who in their right mind would think: There we are, Article 321. This will ensure peace. Well done, gentlemen.

    • @klospike
      @klospike Год назад +5

      Bingo!

    • @michaelwalker-es6we
      @michaelwalker-es6we Год назад +5

      One Austrian or German general said that it was only a 20 year break between He was off by 67 days.
      Nice seeing the interest in history and truthfulness of this topic is definitely difficult. Very well done indeed.

    • @alansimmonds9030
      @alansimmonds9030 Год назад

      Allan Dulles & Grand Pappy Prescott Bush were instrumental in it's drafting....The same old Globalist criminal families working at the behest of their Rockerfeller/Rothschilds Pay-masters.

    • @maartenvandam344
      @maartenvandam344 Год назад +8

      It's the nationalist's mindset that declares another nation to have caused a conflict, and must therefore pay. It's the nationalist's mindset that will resent having to make such payments, and the nationalist's mindset will lead the following generations to exact revenge. And so it goes on.
      I hope we can all spot what the problem is here.

    • @maartenvandam344
      @maartenvandam344 Год назад

      @@Trump_Won_AGAIN No. Revisionist history. Nationalism caused both world wars, socialism hardly played a part in any of that.
      I'm not going to defend socialism here, there's no need. Nationalism is the greater danger. It was then, it is now. Nationalism is something that belongs in the past. It has proven to be both useless and destructive.

  • @cotybowman8825
    @cotybowman8825 Год назад +76

    I have read hundreds of books about Hitler and the Third Reich. It still blows me away how a group of evil thugs were able to find each other and take over such a great nation. I'm so glad my family was able to get out of Austria and Germany well before this.

    • @LibertySpam
      @LibertySpam Год назад +10

      It comes to every country, eventually

    • @BGeezy4sheezy
      @BGeezy4sheezy Год назад +21

      Yeah it’s a pretty common occurrence around the world. Rarer is a government of decent intelligent people doing their best for the people they govern

    • @philobetto5106
      @philobetto5106 Год назад

      I hope you hadn't settled in the US... we're on the brink of puppet Brandon's handlers,
      planned downfall

    • @Ira88881
      @Ira88881 Год назад +1

      Mmm
      Mmm
      M
      Mm
      Mmmmmmmmmmmm

    • @christopherarner8322
      @christopherarner8322 Год назад +6

      Satan brought them together.

  • @Shiwanokia-oo1nq
    @Shiwanokia-oo1nq Год назад +7

    The aspect of the communists in Germany was largely dismissed in this doc. The Social Democrats and Communists were taking over Germany. The USSR was being supported by Britain and the US, the USSR would have fallen long before it did without the support of the West.

    • @m.r4841
      @m.r4841 Год назад

      Nonsense

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад

      The Social Democrats were a democratic party that had been the major support of the Republic in Germany. The Republic's Constitution was fully democratic, with respect for human rights. That was in large part due to the Social Democrats.
      The Communists were under Stalin's control, as were all Communist Parties at that time. His policy was to fight the Social Democrats as "social fascists" and try to win the support of the working class.
      The Communists fought hard against the Nazis, including in the streets. But their attitude toward the Social Democrats was hostile, and it proved impossible for the two working class parties to cooperate against Nazism. However, the working class parties won over 30% of the votes in the election of March 1933, in the face of Nazi repression.
      The idea that Britain and the US supported the USSR is ridiculous. Stalin's regime was solid and was able to implement a massive program of industrialization and collectivization in the face of huge obstacles. This enabled the USSR to have the major role in the defeat of Germany, despite German occupation of much of the country.

    • @ericbitzer5247
      @ericbitzer5247 Год назад

      ​@@m.r4841LOL!!
      "nonsense". Everything in the comment you dismiss is true!!

    • @ericbitzer5247
      @ericbitzer5247 Год назад +1

      ​@@LeeZaslofskyI don't know how much of Britain, but both Britain and especially America supported Stalin and USSR.

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад

      Britain and its Empire, the United States, and the USSR were allies in the war with Nazi Germany.
      Hitler invaded Poland in 1939, and Britain and France declared war on Germany. They had warned Hitler that if he attacked Poland, they would declare war.
      Hitler had a treaty with the USSR when he attacked Poland. In return for large territories, the USSR agreed to invade Poland from the East, and to supply Germany with many products, including oil, grain, minerals etc.
      In 1941 Hitler launched the largest invasion force in history against the USSR without a declaration of war, in a sneak attack along the entire border. The Soviets were taken by surprise and the Germans were able to move swiftly hundreds of kilometers into the USSR. They took millions of prisoners, most of whom they killed by starvation, exposure, disease and mass shootings.
      The USSR fought back, and the most savage war in human history began.
      Later in 1941 Japan attacked the US without warning and the US declared war on Japan.
      Hitler had a treaty with Japan, and he honored it by declaring war on the US a few days after the Japanese attack.
      Hitler had now gone to war with Britain, the USSR and the US. "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" -- the three countries at war with Germany cooperated against their common enemy, and after four years they defeated Germany.
      The UK and the US were democratic countries. The USSR was a dictatorship ruled by Stalin through the Communist Party. These countries were very different, but they worked together in spite of those differences to defeat the common enemy.

  • @willigee7885
    @willigee7885 11 месяцев назад +1

    Are all the voices and narration by Harry Enfield and Chums ?

  • @martinampang3505
    @martinampang3505 10 месяцев назад +3

    Tq for sharing this

  • @Cromwelldunbar
    @Cromwelldunbar Год назад +9

    With all due respect to Fritz Lustig where he praises his first sense of freedom in Cherbourg, he must realise that had he stayed in France there were many there who raised no objection to Pétain’s acquiescence - even “worse” ie more - collaboration with the Nazis as regards the Jewish population - whether of French nationality or of immigrant origins. Moreover that in ALL BAR ONE French overseas territories and possessions there was either full blown military opposition to Britain’s appeals and eventual military opposition eg in Syria, where Vichy FRANCE sought to assist Nazi German support to the anti- Brit Iraqi Rachid Alli; in Morocco, military opposition to Britain and De Gaulle, in French Indo-China, a Vichy marine task force to the French Islands in Australasia to “save” them from Australia and New Zealand, in Algeria and Tunisia, military opposition to the Anglo-American Torch operation, in Madagascar military opposition to Britain’s wish to save THEM from the Japanese, Djibouti, stubborn opposition to join Britain in her fight against the worst evil in world history - where else in the whole French Empire was there a single voice in favour of Britain? In Gabon, and perhaps in French India where they had little choice anyway - so bully for them anyway and they were bloody damned lucky! Not even in the French West Indies were there many dissenting voices in favour of Britain’s war! I hope Fritz Lustig heard the beautiful voice of Martha Schlamme R.I.P. and her praise and description of Britain when she graced Britain with her youthful presence, and not that it was easy either, but Britain was at war and there were plenty of anti-semites in a country too close for comfort with its criminal pseudo neutrality! Fritz Lustig’s tone of voice when criticising Britain, France and Poland “not wanting war”! Who wanted war after La Somme of WW1? Appeasement if not wrong turned out to be also bordering on the criminal too…
    Poor old Neville - he thought he was doing his best - in “so called good faith” to save the world: noble idea, but hopelessly out of his depth AND worse that he didn’t realise it! Daladier did realise it but Neville couldn’t deign ie “lower” himself to talk to Daladier - respect for the French language not one of his qualities.
    The one potential “saviour” out in the dog-house was Churchill: who summed up Appeasement as that of a man who feeds the crocodile in the belief that by his generosity the crocodile will eat him last…
    God help us Mr Fritz Lustig, I do hope you did say and more than once in your war years - and I was there too dammit! - “Thank God we had Winston and King George VI too!”
    Postscriptum addenda: This is an excellent production and I do give thanks to the Producers for it. That said, I do not agree with the comment passed apropos the take-over of Austria, that it was a dictatorship and that the regime had done Hitler’s work for him…As another GM said [ and God rest his Soul, and R.I.P.] “all is relative”. And so it was, Chancellor Dollfuss was not a bad man, took power by a blip fault of the incompetent democratic system (not entirely but…) and it so came to pass that a certain big-mouthed challenger to the parliamentary system ie Mussolini was on the rise because “his system was getting things done eg applying Keynes’s doctrines whereas the democracies were only talking about them…”. All wrong of course, but many sympathised nevertheless, and Big Ego ie Musso didn’t think much of Adolf either - at the time - and included Dollfuss among his friends…When the Austro-Nazis murdered Dollfuss, Schussnig succeeded but Big Ego didn’t like him - too professorial, too reserved, too gentlemanly, etc etc - and Schussnigg did certainly lack the dynamic of poor assassinated Dollfuss R.I.P….in the end the banned demo parties were ready to be at one with Schussnigg against the Evil of the day…but poor old Schussnig couldn’t face the probability of bloodshed… AND bloody hell he wasn’t alone either, was he?
    And what of that KARL RENNER voting for Hitler? And spending a comfortable war time? And then being warmly accepted by the Russians in 1945 as their favourite Austro Political Statesman? Renner a Statesman? How he got away with it, goodness knows?

    • @olympiahendrix4392
      @olympiahendrix4392 Год назад +1

      Good for you for telling it the way it was for real. Not France's most illustrious page of history but then they are so good at flipping that crepe! Not the only country with dirty hands during that nazi invasion! Thank God for Churchill indeed. Nazis are still there, never went away. How the nazis justified appropriating half of Europe's wealth and got away with it to win the war after all remains a hot topic and a pressing question to the USA now that archives are being released. Including the Russian ones who arrived first in Berlin BTW. My passive German is rather good and I have sat too many times in front of a slice of torte not to have heard the true feelings of that "repentant" population! To be forgiven and readmitted in the fold requires making amends and true awareness of the pain caused!There is not enough torte in the world to convince me such is the case. To the contrary actually, look around at facts and recognize the signature! Look at the revenge list! It is there! in plain view! They are well on the road of victimhood by now: they need validation for all the pain they suffered!
      War finished, they just learned to rock and roll and camouflage! Did America ever denazify?
      You have to understand banking to understand history! The rest is just blabla-bla from PhD's in literature!
      Nazism is alive and well. It is in a state of revival, undergoing a makeover. Hitler disappointed at the end but they are rehabilitating Rudolf Hess now. There is enough mystery there to please everyone! They should open a crepe shop for their revivals!
      ukrainian historians got it: let us not call it genocide, only ethnic cleansing! They cleansed the Donbass alright, even though I can't call it: is placing IED's at the bottom of ethnic Russian kid's slides constitutes genocide or ethnic cleansing? Either way their government back them up BY LAW. Lest anyone missed it!
      Banking!!!!! Numbers never lie but bankers do, mind you. Nothing a little forensic investigation can't uncover with prescription abolished and all Trust Funds busted open! Or you can do what the Italians do: tax people on their lifestyle: luxury home+apartment at the sea side+import car+domestic car= tot
      NB: a few positives: Mussolini made the trains run on time, put all the children in school in a uniform, rounded up all the mafia, eradicated malaria in Italy. Hitler: opened the entire Europe for looting and gave them each a car for it too! What's there not to love in a leader?😆
      That poor crepe is in rags by now besides everybody is eating chow mein now! They have their own method of flipping a crepe!
      Keep well! Keep those eyes on the crepe!

    • @dannytangier2944
      @dannytangier2944 Год назад

      Yeah.The French were big collaborators of the Nazi's.They put pressure on the Sultan of Morocco for him to give up his Jewish population to Vichy officials who wanted to deport them and gas them.He famously said:"What you do with your Jews is your affair,but mine are Moroccan citizens and therefore under my protection,so leave them alone."
      Not one single Moroccan Jew ended up in a concentration camp...the French Navy refused to give up it's Mediterranean fleet to the Royal Navy who then had to sink it in French Algeria.The French are still blaming the Brits for their cowardice which resulted in the killing of French service men and the sinking of perfectly good warships.
      "Allez vous faire entuber,bande de laches"...

    • @sleepyjoe5380
      @sleepyjoe5380 10 месяцев назад

      Typical British BS, Compared to Queen Victoria's genocide of more than 250 million people in the construction of the British Empire Hitler was a boy scout......and surprise, surprise the Brits still fear him, hence the endless BS spewing forth from these hypocrites

  • @erpthompsonqueen9130
    @erpthompsonqueen9130 9 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you, again. Watching from Alaska.

  • @unnamedchannel1237
    @unnamedchannel1237 8 месяцев назад

    Almost heard the people talking
    Over the loud music and sound effects, well done sound editor - you are getting better keep trying

  • @jeffkokosinski1784
    @jeffkokosinski1784 11 месяцев назад +2

    5yrs and a best selling book and it was 10 times Better than Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals.

  • @JoeytheJerk
    @JoeytheJerk Год назад +9

    When you think you're big and bad and you meet your maker because someone was bigger and bader than you

  • @Boblw56
    @Boblw56 Год назад +12

    It’s happening here right now.

    • @crazy8sdrums
      @crazy8sdrums 9 месяцев назад

      Barack Obama was very proud to endorse Hugo Boss...the official outfitter of the Nazi officers and Hitler's personal clothier.

  • @Diogenes_43
    @Diogenes_43 Год назад +19

    One day, for no reason at all, people voted… into power.

    • @wodens-hitman1552
      @wodens-hitman1552 Год назад

      Wrong. The end of ww1 basically was the the cause of ww2

    • @Poopmannn
      @Poopmannn Год назад +3

      Technically Hitler was never voted into power, he was given it by Hindenburg. And there were plenty of reasons for all of this lol

    • @syourke3
      @syourke3 Год назад +5

      No! Hitler was never elected to any political office. He was appointed chancellor by president Hindenburg.

    • @carloshathcock6371
      @carloshathcock6371 Год назад

      ​@@wodens-hitman1552no the stock market crash did.

    • @olympiahendrix4392
      @olympiahendrix4392 Год назад +3

      Well, one day, for no reasons at all, people voted for Trudeau too...into power!
      Nicer hair? LOLOL

  • @3BK235Y
    @3BK235Y 9 месяцев назад +2

    Superb Documentary. A round of applause for Ryan Mandrake, the narrator. The bloke is wicked.

    • @dogisgood1464
      @dogisgood1464 8 месяцев назад

      dude sounds like hes been brained a few too many times. not sure what youre hearing. probobably the worst narration ive ever heard... ever. is this guy actually mentally slow? should i feel bad?

  • @D45VR
    @D45VR 7 месяцев назад

    Such great voices these narrators have!

  • @RedDoorPaintedBlack.
    @RedDoorPaintedBlack. 7 месяцев назад +4

    Here we are, all these years later, only for Donnie Drumpf to use the exact same playbook. Our memories are too short.

  • @noeleal
    @noeleal 11 месяцев назад +5

    And now USA

    • @maryhildreth754
      @maryhildreth754 2 месяца назад

      How?

    • @noeleal
      @noeleal 2 месяца назад

      @@maryhildreth754 Do you want me to educate you in history?, grab a history book buddy.

  • @alikaperdue
    @alikaperdue Год назад +4

    @56:08 - It was in Hitlers advantage to see parliament burn. I find it hard to believe that the Nazi's did not have a hand in the destruction.

    • @theclashcalling_
      @theclashcalling_ Год назад +1

      Fiery false flag

    • @dannytangier2944
      @dannytangier2944 Год назад

      They shure did...

    • @nicoleking772
      @nicoleking772 Год назад

      That's the theory. No one can prove it, but, ComeOnMan.

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад

      The evidence shows that it was Van der Lubbe who did it. The Nazis had no role in setting the fire.
      Hitler had a majority in the Reichstag as part of the ruling coalition. In March 1933 he won a majority in coalition with the conservatives.
      He banned the Communist Party, which had elected 81 deputies; and attacked the Social Democrats, many of whose deputies fled or stayed away from the Reichstag.
      He thereby created a two thirds majority for his Party, and was able to pass the Enabling Act, which cancelled the Constitution and gave him dictatorial power.

  • @ralfrufus6573
    @ralfrufus6573 10 месяцев назад +2

    The background music unnerves...

  • @baten52
    @baten52 5 месяцев назад +1

    Most Australians are unaware but the Jewish International Council asked the Menzies Government to allow Jews to settle in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The Menzies Government refused this request.

    • @toddfromwork8931
      @toddfromwork8931 17 дней назад

      No nation should have to suffer their presence

  • @善規増尾
    @善規増尾 Год назад +4

    ぜひ日本語版も作ってください。

  • @andrewhancock2451
    @andrewhancock2451 Год назад +7

    This video closed out by crediting Germany for confronting the evils in their past and letting the world learn. I feel that the close-out should have at the very least given a nod to how post-WW1 "arrangements" directly contributed to the evil by creating an atmosphere of desperation that made such depravity possible. One can only wonder whether other nations would have fared better under similar circumstances.

    • @DarkPesco
      @DarkPesco Год назад

      Yes and no. Germany was evil in starting and in the manner they waged WWI, as well. The victors were ticked at Germany for the FIRST time around. In addition to invading peaceful countries like in WW2 the Germans also had work and concentration camps in WW1. That war was also the first time mustard gas was used in warfare...by Germany. They committed tons of atrocities across the battlefields of Europe. It was not a "clean" war. It never is with Germany.
      The depravity you think was made possible only by the punishment ordered for Germany after WW1...was always part of the German soul.

    • @williamfields4534
      @williamfields4534 Год назад

      An excellent, informed comment. British economist John Maynard Keynes spoke out against the Treaty of Versailles and its long term consequences. To your point, he predicted the start of WW2 to within a few days based on the desire to hold Germany solely accountable for WW1. The rise of Hitler and the Nazi party reflected the financial devastation of Germany and belief that a “strong man” was needed to deal with the collapse of normal life. Once Hitler was given power, the German people were simply along for the ride. Had Keynes’ warnings been heeded in 1918-19, so much tradgedy might have been avoided.

    • @danfuerthgillis4483
      @danfuerthgillis4483 6 месяцев назад

      Southern Europeans went through many centuries of Roman enslavement and forced assimilation, after the Roman Empire collapsed here comes the Muslim Moors from North Africa that went on to occupy land enslave Southern Europe for 700 years, they were in Spain until 1492. People act surprised why the Southern Europeans took part later in the West African slavery, try being occupied and enslaved for 1500 years, in terms of the African Slavery which was a very dark period of history that was literally less than 300 years while the Muslim Moor occupation went on for double that time. We are lucky that the Southern Europeans did not go on worldwide rampage for their 1500 years of hell.

  • @dougstyles
    @dougstyles Год назад +8

    NEVER SURRENDER YOUR WEAPONS. LEARN FROM THESE POOR PEOPLE.

    • @m.r4841
      @m.r4841 Год назад +1

      Such nonsense 🤣

    • @bethpent8851
      @bethpent8851 Год назад

      It won't matter in the US many have guns if their is a takeover attempt by the Maga Movement and Trump or another weakling on the Maga front. And I'm not talking DeEvil but in case he wins in 2024. We will be plunged into a Civil War

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад

      Hitler's regime did NOT require Germans to surrender their weapons. In fact, some years later he loosened restrictions on gun ownership.
      The gun owners in Germany were mostly middle and upper class people who supported Hitler. All he demanded of them was that they ensure that their gun clubs were Nazi controlled.
      Never assume that gun owners are opposed to a dictator. More often they are strong supporters of the dictatorship, as in the US today, where the gun nuts love Trump.

    • @olympiahendrix4392
      @olympiahendrix4392 Год назад +1

      Now more than ever!

  • @josephcollins6033
    @josephcollins6033 8 месяцев назад

    So frustrating. The how's and why's are often left out. SS,SA...good, bad? Etc.Much of my confusion has to do with the mumbling of some of the speakers.

  • @emmanueldidier7586
    @emmanueldidier7586 7 месяцев назад +5

    This documentary places the nazi party as a far right party, on the other hand their politics had much more in common with the Communist party than a conservative party. They were rivals with the Communists but their ideology was similar and they called themselves National Socialists!

    • @m.r4841
      @m.r4841 7 месяцев назад +4

      That couldn’t be further away from the truth

    • @Nav858albz
      @Nav858albz 4 месяца назад

      Socialism comes from the word Social meaning People. A Marxian Socialism is globalist, because it seeks a global socialist revolution. The Nazis were National Socialist. Key word National. They put Germany first, and did not want a world wide revolution. So it was National Socialist (meaning the German people were put first.) Marxism is completly different. The Nazis were so opposed to it in fact that went to war with the Communist Soviet Union.
      The Nazis were Puppy dogs compared to the Communists.

  • @socialisttrafficregulator2015
    @socialisttrafficregulator2015 Год назад +4

    The ads, which number far too many, are filled with corrupt files which degrade the video images.
    RUclips is such a disappointment.

  • @joshhobbs1442
    @joshhobbs1442 Год назад +12

    If you like this documentary. Then read The rise and fall of the thired reich. By William L Schirer.

    • @brandonmaddox4862
      @brandonmaddox4862 Год назад

      I have it on audiobook, I’m starting it soon

    • @warrenash5370
      @warrenash5370 Год назад

      3 Times already. If you can get through the tough reading, try Mein Kampf.

  • @Matt-lp1xp
    @Matt-lp1xp 9 месяцев назад

    It's crazy how the Battle of Britain was won in 1940, effectively stopping Germany's westward expansion and guaranteeing a war of at best attrition on the western front, and yet it took 5 years for the Germans to give up.

  • @dannybeun948
    @dannybeun948 7 месяцев назад +1

    Gréât documentaire 💪

  • @bjorn788
    @bjorn788 Год назад +3

    I love w war 2 documentarys

    • @bethpent8851
      @bethpent8851 Год назад

      This could be my new addiction I just love learning new stuff! It's funny but I hated it in school.

    • @moniquedelaney7958
      @moniquedelaney7958 9 месяцев назад

      @@bethpent8851it says a lot about schools

  • @ata5855
    @ata5855 Год назад +7

    you know, for a professor of modern German history to not understand why Hitler resented the Czechs, and then be interviewed as an expert, is just mind-boggling. How can you study this your whole life and not know that?

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад +2

      Why don't you explain what Hitler had against the Czech people? What did they ever do to him? Nothing.

    • @uralbob1
      @uralbob1 Год назад +1

      Don’t leave us in suspense! Tell us!

    • @bethpent8851
      @bethpent8851 Год назад

      I do remember Nazis going after the Czechs I think but I'm not sure that took place. I just remember something happened with the Czechs.

    • @tfahad2051
      @tfahad2051 Год назад

      Hitler didn't hate the Czech. He just wanted to go to war, but the Munich Pact stopped him for 6 months. He got the Sudetenland, but it also gave him over 100,000 Jews who were living in that area. A couple hundred thousand more lived in Czechoslovakia.

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад

      Hitler was prejudiced against Czechs from the time of his residence in Vienna, where he was offended by the large number of Czechs in the city, which he thought should be 100% German. But of course at that time the Czech lands were part of the same empire as Austria.

  • @mlcsguirand1120
    @mlcsguirand1120 Год назад +9

    I hope the world had learned a lesson from this , never to be repeated , after what one man can do to the world .

    • @dangaMaus
      @dangaMaus Год назад

      I think the documentary showed it wasnt just one man it was the national idea that they didnt want to be treated like a defeated enemy. Reality thats kinda what happens when you start a war and lose like hey dont sanction me into the ground I was only trying to kill you. Really the direction most of the interviews go its kinda saying it was a nation of sore losers feeling entitled to something so they went to this guy

    • @dannytangier2944
      @dannytangier2944 Год назад

      Would be nice...it's humans are just so bloody stupid.They're falling for it again...see Russia...

    • @MsSavannahBull
      @MsSavannahBull Год назад +1

      I hate to be the bearer of bad news. 😔 We stop it before it starts.

    • @bethpent8851
      @bethpent8851 Год назад

      Depends on 2024 Election if one man can convince 81 mill people he's more powerful than God. He will surely take over the Country with Facism, Dictatorship and for the first time in History America will become a Tolitarian Autocratic Communist Country like Russia, China, and Korea and Saudi Arabia,

    • @unchargedpickles6372
      @unchargedpickles6372 Год назад

      We didn't because here in America when Trump stood up and started screaming Lugenpresse! 70M Americans fell for it. They forgot all the propoganda used to allow this to occur and as the propoganda is duplicated play by play from Hitlers playbook as he took over the minds of the German people, the Americans supporting Trump didn't notice, and continue spiraling deeper into it. It was only after Hitler was imprisoned for treason, that he truly committed his great atrocities. Heebie jeebies! History is halfway through repeating itself, we'll see how the next few yrs go. If we learned from history, Trump won't take power, if we haven't...

  • @aisle_of_view
    @aisle_of_view 10 месяцев назад

    Who financed the German militarization in the mid 30s? And why wasn't Germany completely cut off from all economic access during the war?

  • @pattersonpi3027
    @pattersonpi3027 Год назад +2

    Germany was not a fascist regime but a socialist one
    Italy was fascist , but fascism is also a socialist idiologie ( fascism is syndicalism )

    • @m.r4841
      @m.r4841 Год назад +1

      That's one of the dumbest comments I have ever seen 🤣 You really need to do better research before you write such nonsense

    • @Historia.Magistra.Vitae.
      @Historia.Magistra.Vitae. Год назад +1

      @@m.r4841: There was nothing dumb about it. There was no Fascism in Nazi Germany. They had National Socialism. Nazism and Fascism are two fundamentally different, socialist ideologies.

  • @automaticmattywhack1470
    @automaticmattywhack1470 Год назад +4

    @0:49 during the intro in shows the USS Arizona blowing up during the bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese. What does that have to do with the rise of fascism in Germany?

    • @antlerr
      @antlerr Год назад

      america made it look like japan bombed pearl harbour.... hitler propoganda come on lemming think just think!

    • @antlerr
      @antlerr Год назад

      never forgive, never forget!

    • @nicoleking772
      @nicoleking772 Год назад

      The US was very pacifist at that time. WE didn't wanted to get involved in ANOTHER war in Europe or build up OUR military. So when Pearl Harbor happened it was all FDR needed to release the Hounds of War. The US ,Britain and The Soviets decided that Europe was to be fought first. That's why the US war in the Pacific was mostly on the sea until the island hopping campaign. US ground troops from Europe, were scheduled to go to the Pacific after Germany surrendered, but the BOMB took care of that.

    • @automaticmattywhack1470
      @automaticmattywhack1470 Год назад

      @@nicoleking772 your comment still doesn't answer my question. What does the bombing of the USS Arizona by the Japanese have to do with the rise of fascism in Germany?

    • @bethpent8851
      @bethpent8851 Год назад

      Because it was the reason we went to war with Japan during World War 2. And why we dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima and I just learned that wasn't the only city in Japan that we dropped a bomb on unless the atom bomb extended past Hiroshima killing off another city and it's people.

  • @thechatteringmagpie
    @thechatteringmagpie Год назад +5

    1:51 Claus von Stauffenberg was a colonel not a general, tut tut.

    • @dannytangier2944
      @dannytangier2944 Год назад

      Exactly."Oberst" is indeed the equivalent of "Colonel".It always astonishes me when commentators of these documentaries mispronounce German names.Either you use English or you use German all through.It not only sounds ridiculous but it is insulting.It can't be for lacking of English translation,you can translate any place name in Germany to English.It's just dumb.

  • @mukhumor
    @mukhumor 2 года назад +33

    Fascism didn't take hold in Germany. Fascism took hold in Italy. National Socialism took hold in Germany. Don't tell me it's the same thing. Mussolini was not particularly concerned with judaism.

    • @zakmarsden5997
      @zakmarsden5997 Год назад

      Nazism WAS the German variant of Fascism. It was at its roots a Catholic movement that had to appeal to the Millions of German Protestants in a country that was traditionally Protestant, to get votes and members and activists in such large numbers as to make it a viable movement to to gain Hitler a foothold in power ,Hitler had the example of Mussolini, who, despite his initial 2revoluntionary" posturing's ,did succeed in harnessing the forces of the traditional Right, the monarchy, the Army the large landowners and industrialists, the middle and upper classes ,and above all the Vatican and the Church,to his side, Hitler did exactly the same, but his greatest sleight of hand was convincing the Protestant masses and their leaders that somehow the Nazi revolution was to be a continuation and final part of the Protestant reformation. The church knew from the beginning of the Nazi movement that Hitler was anti Communist and anti democratic.When he initialy had countrywide success the Vatican deserted the Catholic Centre party of Germany and threw ALL of its weight behind Hitler,it then pressurised the Centre party to dissolve itself and made German Catholics vote for and support Hitler.

    • @mukhumor
      @mukhumor Год назад +2

      @@zakmarsden5997 National Socialism was not based on Syndicalism as Fascism was. To the casual observer it makes no difference but it is never the less an historical inaccuracy to identify them as identical. Mussolini had no axe to grind with jewry, in fact his mistress and mentor Margherita Sarfatti was jewish. Franco was neither a 'Nazi' or a Fascist, but was a Nationalist. No one talks of Nazi Spain or Fascist Spain... it is an historical inaccuracy. It was Nationalism. Gandhi was a Nationalist. You don't have to be a Nazi to be a Nationalist.

    • @zakmarsden5997
      @zakmarsden5997 Год назад +4

      @@mukhumor No shit Sherlock......Spain during Franco early tenure and beyond was nearly ALWAYS refereed to as "Fascist Spain"/ even though the man was a Conservative Nationalist Catholic.. He combined his own Catholic Conservatism with the new Fascist Falange thereby (almost ) to all intents and purposes ,negating the latter under his "Fascist" dictatorship.

    • @mukhumor
      @mukhumor Год назад +1

      @@zakmarsden5997 Yes but he wasn't a 'Nazi' was he Holmes. He didn't have a racial policy. Neither did Mussolini. Your conflating all sorts of Conservative Nationalistic ideologies into one catch all term. That would be like calling Mussolini a Nazi when he clearly wasn't.

    • @zakmarsden5997
      @zakmarsden5997 Год назад

      @@mukhumor Never said Franco was a Nazi / Spain was a refuge for Jews, Mussolini aped Hitlers anti Jewish program and Italian Jews were rounded up and sent to Killing centres, In one such roundup in R Mussolini DID implement racial anti Jewish murderous policies, it took place almost under the windows of his Holiness Mussolini came to an agreement with the Vatican that ensured total Catholic recognition and support for him and his regimeThe Catolic Church in totality including its lay memebers preists Cardinals and Bishops had been murderously anti Jewish in word and deed for almost 2000 years,

  • @nicholashayes4081
    @nicholashayes4081 8 месяцев назад +2

    Am I the only person watching this who thinks of Trump as the Hitler of the 21st century?? It’s so obvious!

    • @toddfromwork8931
      @toddfromwork8931 17 дней назад

      Well you'd better do something to stop him now that he won the election!

  • @fixintoboltfreely7360
    @fixintoboltfreely7360 10 месяцев назад +1

    Is Oliver Stone the narrator? Was this documentary originally compiled by Stone? From The Untold History of the United States? If it is you should say so.

  • @glenbeckett
    @glenbeckett Год назад +13

    this is another example of human beings doing stupid wasteful actions for no good end in sight

    • @lhasaroadrat9374
      @lhasaroadrat9374 Год назад

      They're burning books now next it's PEOPLE

    • @dudebro3250
      @dudebro3250 Год назад +3

      I agree. Have you ever watched the documentary Europa the last battle? It really goes into this in detail.

    • @YouPousti
      @YouPousti Год назад

      True story of each Government worldwide

    • @scarpfish
      @scarpfish Год назад

      When it comes to stupid and wasteful actions, in the 75+ years since, humanity hasn't learned 💩.

    • @vistakay
      @vistakay Год назад

      ​@@dudebro325088🫡

  • @RobSoRandom
    @RobSoRandom Год назад +10

    Fun Fact: Hitler was the 1st to have a halftime show

  • @paulcosentino1140
    @paulcosentino1140 Год назад +8

    Anyone else find it weird how often these recently posted historical videos push relentlessly that it was the Right, the Right, that did this. They literally called themselves national socialist. What side is calling for socialism? Almost backs up my theory about parties switching again.

    • @inspiredinthedark23
      @inspiredinthedark23 Год назад

      You could call yourself anything you want, and still be fascist. The Nazis weren't socialists. In fact, they persecuted and murdered socialists. It's like American Republicans these days- they call themselves the party of law and order, but do everything they can to undermine those laws.

    • @EuropeanQoheleth
      @EuropeanQoheleth Год назад

      In conspioracy theorists' minds everything that ever happens seems to conveniently backup every conspiracy theorist's every theory. The socialists in the Nazi party were purged during the night of the long knives.

  • @mgcocasal
    @mgcocasal Год назад +2

    Taking war to it's lowest, it boils down to "my willy is bigger than your willy."
    Egotestical!

  • @saraslater7949
    @saraslater7949 Год назад +1

    Good video.

  • @AIBotnot
    @AIBotnot Год назад +3

    Treason Trumps hero.

  • @moss1066
    @moss1066 Год назад +40

    You'd think if people was going to make a documentary about National Socalism they'd at least know the difference between National Socalism and Fascism rather than conflate the two to keep people confused as to what was really going on.

    • @ChristopherJames1993
      @ChristopherJames1993 Год назад

      Typical leftist/liberal stupidity.

    • @briangarcia1540
      @briangarcia1540 Год назад +1

      @Just N'ther White Guy relevant username

    • @kimobrien.
      @kimobrien. Год назад +1

      @@briangarcia1540 National Socialism and Fascism are different names for the same thing. Scum being thrown off by the rotting capitalist system organized for counterrevolutionary violence over the revolutionary workers and farmers. Franco, Hitler, Mussolini and Kornilov were all fascist.

    • @Historia.Magistra.Vitae.
      @Historia.Magistra.Vitae. Год назад +7

      @@kimobrien. _"National Socia lism and Fas cism are different names for the same thing. "_
      Wrong. They are not the same thing. They were similar, but not the same.

    • @Historia.Magistra.Vitae.
      @Historia.Magistra.Vitae. Год назад +7

      @@kimobrien. _"Franco, Hit ler, Mussolini and Kornilov were all fas cist."_
      Wrong. Franco was a reformed falangist. Hitl er was a national socia list. Never heard of Kornilov and Mussolini was the only fas cist from these people.

  • @dr.barrycohn5461
    @dr.barrycohn5461 Год назад +3

    Reading the comments here i get the feeling everyone is so wise.-Not.

  • @j.f.6235
    @j.f.6235 Год назад

    I do disagree with the historians veiws on hitler creating the "swastika". It was an ancient symbol used by the Navajo indians long before Hitler was even on this planet.

  • @jamesdermont5064
    @jamesdermont5064 6 месяцев назад

    Should never again be repeated. Appears America is venturing down that pathway

  • @dionsorrell
    @dionsorrell Год назад +8

    All this dramatic music makes this unlistenable

  • @Adrian-mj8is
    @Adrian-mj8is Год назад +4

    Pahimulin from the Philippines. Without the Treaty of Versailles, the Bolshevik takeover in Russia and the Depression of 1929, there would have been no Hitler.

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад

      Without WWI there would have been no Treaty of Versailles or revolution in Russia. And without the bad statesmanship of Germany and Austria Hungary, complemented by Russia, there might not have been WWI.

    • @DarkPesco
      @DarkPesco Год назад +1

      Hitler was just Act II. Germany was nearly as evil and ruthless in WW1. The treaty of versailles was a punishment for their soulless actions the FIRST world war!
      Maybe the moral of the story is...go around being evil and the world will turn around and chew you up!
      So...what you SHOULD have said is, "without Germany's deep and generational evil...there would have been no Hitler.

    • @Hrossey
      @Hrossey 5 месяцев назад +1

      And without Rice, there would be no Philippines. Cause rice is life man.
      I got five bucks that says in 1991 when you wanted to be a rapper, you called yourself Manilla Ice 😂❤

    • @toddfromwork8931
      @toddfromwork8931 17 дней назад

      @@Hrossey The Agricultural Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human species

  • @glennmcdonald2028
    @glennmcdonald2028 Год назад +3

    He's dead, but he still scares people...

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад +4

      Not him personally, but the racism, militarism, ruthlessness and savagery he embodied.

    • @derrycoates4444
      @derrycoates4444 Год назад +2

      Glen I’m 63 and he still scares the shit out of me

    • @brandonmaddox4862
      @brandonmaddox4862 Год назад

      The ideas that he put forward and the events that happened afterwards still scare people, there are people still alive that lives through the atrocities that hitlers ideas put forward

    • @carloshathcock6371
      @carloshathcock6371 Год назад

      ​@@LeeZaslofskypeople are weak.
      Lol

    • @carloshathcock6371
      @carloshathcock6371 Год назад

      ​​@@derrycoates4444he don't scare me pussay

  • @MrMturko44
    @MrMturko44 Год назад +1

    Fascism never took hold in Germany, that one is completely different thing.

    • @m.r4841
      @m.r4841 Год назад +1

      No it's not

    • @Historia.Magistra.Vitae.
      @Historia.Magistra.Vitae. Год назад

      @@m.r4841 : Wrong. Nazis m and fascis m were two separate socia list ideologies.

  • @3BK235Y
    @3BK235Y 8 месяцев назад

    12:45-12:57 Joachim Fest in his "Hitler" (p.73) says that the
    question of promoting Hitler to the rank of noncommissioned officer had
    occasionally arisen, but had always been decided in the negative “because we
    could discover no leadership qualities in him”, said the adjutant of the List Regiment at the Nuremberg trial. And he added that Hitler himself had not wanted to be proposed for promotion. The story may be apocriphal, but Fest tells it - although, as far as I can see, he offers no bibliographical reference.

  • @alfred-mi2wt
    @alfred-mi2wt Год назад +8

    Wow, I wonder how hitler would have turned out if he would have been accepted into art school. 😆

    • @dahunpyrtuh8710
      @dahunpyrtuh8710 Год назад

      You can't change destiny my frn

    • @alfred-mi2wt
      @alfred-mi2wt Год назад

      @@dahunpyrtuh8710 I’m not trying to. I simply wondered what if. 🙄

    • @skippy1012
      @skippy1012 Год назад

      @@alfred-mi2wt he would have been worse.

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад

      Or killed in WWI. Or born in China. Or ordained a priest.

    • @Moekristie
      @Moekristie Год назад

      That's funny ... What if?

  • @nobeoddy1664
    @nobeoddy1664 11 месяцев назад +4

    humanity loves it's wars

  • @AmericanHorse-sg9oc
    @AmericanHorse-sg9oc Год назад

    Cast
    Joseph Goebbels as Sean Hannity
    Hermann Goring as Mark Meadows
    Adolf Eichmann as Steve Bannon
    Heinrich Himmler as Enrique Tarrio
    Josef Rudolf Mengele as Harold Bornstein
    Eva Von Braun as Marjorie Tayler Greene
    Adolf Hitler as Donald J Trump

  • @fiddleback1568
    @fiddleback1568 11 месяцев назад +1

    Wasn't Fascism, it was National Socialism.

    • @kosmokritikos9299
      @kosmokritikos9299 10 месяцев назад

      The word socialist is as applicable in NSDAP (Nazis) as the words "Holy" and "Roman" were applicable to the _Holy Roman Empire,_ which by the way was the first German Reich. The goal of the Nazis was to abolish the republic and Make Germany Great Again by taking it back to the glorious days of the _Holy Roman Empire_ (first Reich) and the German Empire under the Kaiser (second Reich). None of the three Reichs were Socialist, Holy nor Roman. Quite the opposite on all three counts.

    • @_Historia_Magistra_Vitae
      @_Historia_Magistra_Vitae 10 месяцев назад

      @@kosmokritikos9299 By definition, National Socialism was a branch of socialism.

  • @maplobats
    @maplobats Год назад +7

    "Make Germany great again!" That reminds me of something much more recent... just can't think of what it was...

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад

      MAGA -- the American style of fascism!

    • @bigjumbo9479
      @bigjumbo9479 8 месяцев назад

      Never known anyone say make Germany great again.
      Donald pump

  • @v1e1r1g1e1
    @v1e1r1g1e1 Год назад +7

    This entire video reads like some teenage girl's understanding behind the causes of WW2. It presents the German people as if they were some overlooked princess just waiting for their Prince Charming to ''save them'' from the dragon of poverty and humiliation.

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад +2

      How about filling us in on the supercilious adult's understanding of the causes of the war.

    • @bethpent8851
      @bethpent8851 Год назад

      What??? How old are you to think of it this way! So curious their is no way your a baby boomer.

    • @chrissasin6676
      @chrissasin6676 Год назад

      Could not agree more,thx

  • @amsterdamalochton530
    @amsterdamalochton530 Год назад +4

    History is bound to repeat itself.

    • @geraldjampol3120
      @geraldjampol3120 Год назад +1

      We may in fact be going through another iteration.

    • @Hrossey
      @Hrossey 5 месяцев назад

      Joe Biden got 80 million votes.
      I repeat 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @rodgerpiercearchitect
    @rodgerpiercearchitect 8 месяцев назад

    …would you please fix your captions?

  • @jeffrussell7753
    @jeffrussell7753 Год назад +2

    "Those who fail to learn the lessons of history are condemned to repeat them "

  • @factanonverba7547
    @factanonverba7547 Год назад +9

    Dragons are maiar also. There's no other explanation for their consciousness. Glaurung was the first and father figure/mold for others to come. Morgoth Bauglir helped to craft willing or misled maiar into these new forms.

    • @JTJ-wm4cm
      @JTJ-wm4cm Год назад +4

      I mean, I love Tolkien and all his writing too. And I'm not trying to be a dick. But, uh, what does that have to do with this documentary

    • @factanonverba7547
      @factanonverba7547 Год назад +4

      @@JTJ-wm4cm lol, I was posting it in another video when it must have just ended and I didn't notice it switch maybe, or something similar. On some occasions, I have been still typing a comment when the underlying video has already progressed to the next in line. Maybe I restarted this thread not realizing it had already switched videos. I remember watching a video from Men of the West (I think) that was discussing the origins of Tolkien's dragons. Curious how the fuch I got three likes here though, haha.

    • @carmenpeters728
      @carmenpeters728 Год назад

      @@factanonverba7547 so remove it

    • @factanonverba7547
      @factanonverba7547 Год назад

      @@carmenpeters728 I can't be responsible for cancelling your words

    • @olympiahendrix4392
      @olympiahendrix4392 Год назад

      @@factanonverba7547 🤣🤣🤣😆

  • @claudecramer5968
    @claudecramer5968 Год назад +3

    I thought that this was another sound bite about him falling down and shiznitting his pants

  • @GoogleUserOne
    @GoogleUserOne Год назад +2

    These are just combined history hit videos

  • @oilsmokejones3452
    @oilsmokejones3452 5 месяцев назад +1

    Translations of Adolf's speeches would be interesting...what is he raving on and on about anyway???

  • @shanejones578
    @shanejones578 10 месяцев назад +1

    We had let Germany put an ad in the New York Times explicitly stating the Lusitania will be sunk when found in the battle waters as is was planned to go through. Then we acted surprised and went to war…

    • @Hrossey
      @Hrossey 5 месяцев назад

      The article was paid for, and written by an American man. FOI.
      Less of your nonsense thanks.

  • @dynjarren7523
    @dynjarren7523 Год назад +3

    Hitler wasn’t even German. He was Austrian.

    • @paxsmile
      @paxsmile Год назад +1

      Thanks Captain Obvious.

    • @dannytangier2944
      @dannytangier2944 Год назад +2

      Obviously.But if you care to check history,the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation (Heiliges Roemisches Reich Deutscher Nation) included Germany,Austria parts of neighboring countries in which to this day German is still spoken,like in Alsace-Lorraine (Elsass Lothringen in German) you surely understand why Hitler identified as a German.
      You only need to translate city names in France close to the German border to see what I mean.Strasbourg=Strassburg,Colmar=Kolmar etc.Even in Italy there are populations who speak German.Like in Merano (Meran) in South Tyrol...

    • @carloshathcock6371
      @carloshathcock6371 Год назад

      ​@@paxsmilestay mad

    • @paxsmile
      @paxsmile Год назад +1

      @@carloshathcock6371 ok captain original

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад

      Hitler became a German citizen in 1932, by being "hired" as a representative of the Braunschweig government at its office in Berlin. He swore an Oath to uphold the Constitution of the Republic; and did so again when he was elected to the Reichstag that year for the first time.
      Hitler lost his Austrian citizenship due to dodging the draft in WWI. He preferred to fight for the German Kaiser (actually the King of Bavaria) instead of the Austrian Kaiser, who ruled a multinational empire that Hitler hated. This became official i 1925, when, after serving his sentence for Treason, Germany wished to deport him to Austria. The Austrians didn't want him, so he became a Stateless Person until 1932.
      Later, Hitler once again was able to travel to Austria, arriving as its new dictator in 1938, with the Anschluss. It must have been very satisfying for him to revisit his old haunts not as a dosshouse resident who painted postcards for a living, but as the Leader of the German Race.

  • @ronalddesiderio7625
    @ronalddesiderio7625 Год назад +26

    Talk about a genius graphics art adjustment to a peaceful symbol. The swastika around for hundreds of years as the circle of life. Tweek it a little add some bold colors and ya got a design that has stood the test of time. Put some Hugo Boss style uniforms and Jack boots on these cats.
    They were holding rally’s like rock ✨ stars

    • @shawnmclean7932
      @shawnmclean7932 Год назад +4

      He was a genius. A twisted genius, but people find it impossible to use the word with his name. How else could an individual almost take over the world? He was close.

    • @kimobrien.
      @kimobrien. Год назад

      @@shawnmclean7932 What you fail to understand is he created a movement to make Germany what America became.

    • @ChristopherJames1993
      @ChristopherJames1993 Год назад +2

      ​@Just N'ther White Guy you dont believe in atheism.. that's the point of it.

    • @carmenpeters728
      @carmenpeters728 Год назад

      The origins of the swatikker was not german, and was changed , written backwards by the german nazis. Abomb Hicker never owned it. He twisted it and it's meaning.

  • @robertwindedahl4919
    @robertwindedahl4919 Год назад +8

    Yes it's true the German uniforms of World War will never be equaled

    • @larrybaker9924
      @larrybaker9924 Год назад +1

      By Hugo Boss.

    • @nicoleking772
      @nicoleking772 Год назад

      @@larrybaker9924 Hugo Boss. A New Era Full Of Empowerment
      I $#!T you NOT. This is the slogan of their NEW campaign

    • @LeeZaslofsky
      @LeeZaslofsky Год назад

      So Hitler won the Fashion War? How stupid.

    • @PrinceOfLight4
      @PrinceOfLight4 Год назад

      ​@@nicoleking772er

  • @AngelRoseHeaven
    @AngelRoseHeaven 4 месяца назад

    Thank you

  • @glenvillephillips8293
    @glenvillephillips8293 10 месяцев назад +1

    Its funny they say germany mobilized when russia moved first which caused germany to move you cant say germany started it and believe in history serbia started it russia mobilized first but britian and france wanted to block germany from becoming a power like them

  • @michaelwalker-es6we
    @michaelwalker-es6we Год назад +4

    😢 HAZA! Very much needed in-depth analysis 🧐 On this scared Nation. Humility and compassion are the moral of this story. 🇩🇪♾️
    ASD AWARENESS ♾️🫡 ❤

    • @sevans606
      @sevans606 Год назад +1

      What makes Germany a sacred nation?

    • @michaelwalker-es6we
      @michaelwalker-es6we Год назад +3

      Luke, appreciate your introspection on which, I found this explanation intriguing in a very dark time. In regards of an historical perspective. Debate over this issue has been going on since before we started digging through history! Enjoy the rabbit holes 🕳️

  • @faustinae3927
    @faustinae3927 Год назад +6

    People become so down trotted, a new leader’s ship sounds great. But ships 🚢 sink😉