The Turkish Century | New Beginnings
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2020
- This is the final part of a three part video series, summarizing the history of Turkey, from antiquity to Nomadic tribes, to the Seljuks, to the Ottomans, to Attatürk’s revolution to today.
You will find the links to the first two parts here:
The Turkish Century | From Hittites to Atatürk: • The Turkish Century | ...
The Turkish Century | The Journey of the Republic: • The Turkish Century | ...
Thank you to a group of artists, who decided to help me. When i started in October 2019, I had no idea how much work it would be. Without their help it would have taken longer.
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This trilogy is giving Star Wars a run for its money.
certainly the latest ones.
Kraut love your vids man
what if sweden won the great nordic war
BTW big swedish patriot boi
@@Kraut_the_Parrot the one uniting factor in these uncertain times, is our collective hatred for the sequel trilogy
See you guys in 11 hours
You have my permission to edit all 3 parts together into a long 4 hour video, and upload it to your channel. BUT, I have two conditions.
1: Link back to my channel
2: Give credit and link to all the artists who helped me finish this series faster starting with part 2.
PS: There is a reason I split this up, I doubt anyone would watch a full 4 hour video.
By this quality? i doubt anyone how is interested woudln't.
Kraut so excited to watch this
I would watch a 4 hour video if it was made by you
You're honestly one of the best creators on this platform. Like you're making more compelling and entertaining content than most Hollywood movies with multi-million dollar budgets, and with the swiftness of a normal RUclips channel
kraut how do i start editing? i dont have programs, i dont have experiece, but just say one little thing to i start cuz i really have passion for this area
Erdogan then:
"I love democracy, I love the republic"
Erdogan now:
"UNLIMITED POWER!"
soon he will either be kicked out by military or elections HAHAHAHAHA
@@abuzercortsuzlugil9035
Military lost in 2016 and a right wing corrupt islamist which has a seprated opposition is probally not going to go so soon,tho it would be nice if he does
@@rommyjoj326 %98 of military didn't participate the coup, and Kemalist officers were against traitors.
@@rommyjoj326 Recently Erdoğan appointed Kemalists as force commanders.
@@abuzercortsuzlugil9035 allahın bile erdoğanı durduramaz ne boş yapıyorsun
56:45
Me, after watching 3 hours of Turkish Century: So this was a "Basic" background information set?!
Turkish politics and anatolian history is so complicated that these videos can be considered basic.
If 3 hours were enough to understand all about a subject, everyone could be an expert on everything
Being from the Ozarks... Our region is very complicated for the few people that live here.
For as young as our history is. When talking about social issues they are very complex for what they are. Then again that can almost be for every country/region.
Bassicaly balkans is a shitfest
Yes, this can be said for any country if you do it properly! :D And for something like Turkey its barely enough.
Damn seeing Erdogan in the early 2000s is like seeing Palpatine in the prequels.
*Erdogan allegedly quoted in the early 2000s*
"I love democracy"
@@bullmoosevelt4495 of course he does . democratic nations can be threatened , scammed and played over and over again with each new administration and democracy is a wonderful ruse to make the peasants believe their vote actually matters.
@Rex Deorum how am i supporting it exactly? i merely stated why erdogan "loves" democracy while showing the mistakes so called "democratic" nations made over and over again when dealing with erdogan over the past decades.
Yep, perfect analogy. An enemy of the Turkish Republic hiding beneath a veneer of civility and charm. I suppose the Syrian Civil War was for Erdogan like the Clone Wars was for Palpatine, using it to gain leverage and play the sides against one another. Once the army try to overthrow him, like the Jedi tried to overthrow Palpatine, he reveals himself to be a reactionary Islamist, just like Palpatine was a Sith Lord.
kek
Pretty sure Erdoğan has also added reminder for this and is waiting...
He is waiting for subtitles
@@sacma3169 damn son you killed him!
@@sacma3169 lol
Çağrı Bıkmaz
ONE MINUTE ONE MINUTE ONE MINUTE
EYYY KRAUT!!! who are you ya?
Losing my shit over the revelation that my dad, a Lebanese armenian from Beirut that immigrated to America, took us on family walks through malls/shopping centers without buying anything probably for similar reasons to why Turkish people did that in the 2000’s
Had the same expirience when visiting family in Turkey for the first time. Now i know why, too.
Yeah dude, I bet.
I missed this part of the video could you please explain the context
@@nicholassternon5857 At 21:29 he talks about how in Turkey with the wave of shoppings malls that were built because of corrupt contracts w the government there was a strange social phenomenon where poor families would go on "family walks" through these malls to look at all the stuff they can't buy with the idea that one day they'd be prosperous enough to afford them.
Air conditioning in malls have a big part in this. People go to malls more often on summer and winter.
Erdoğan literaly lived long enough to become the villain.
as a turk agree with you 100%. Moreover, most Turkish people hate Erdogan maybe only some boomers love.
He made Turkey way way stronger tho
@@Terekeme1 Hitler made Germany way way stronger too, that is not the point. We have military power however, I cannot buy a car in Turkey even if I work for 5 years without spending any money. I cannot afford a vacation, I cannot pay my f*cking rent. F*ck that. F*ck all the politicians
@@rrogerx92III Its normal i guess when germans or other europeans were producing cars .Turkey was busy with different things . Plus turkish currency was good 10 years ago . After all the drama the economy is normal
@@Terekeme1 Yeah true but one thing without Erdogan we would be at a better place both economy wise and human rights wise. First and second term were not that bad but after that Turkey became a fascist state.
I remember in one of your other videos you said that you were working on a video about turkey that would be an hour long... little did you know
No, I am not a furry!
@@ampere7220 Is this humour, or am I just are you really worried that we thought you were a furry?
Kronos Bach I may be blind, but at least I am not black.
@@ampere7220 What's wrong with being black, or blind?
Kronos Bach I need a cigarette
It truly was all about the friends we made trough the way in this journey.
Glad to see you contributing to such a great project!
Sharon please come back with the kids
Turkey was the One PIece all along.
@Septimius Severus, eyyyh you watch Dovah too ?
look who it is
as an egyptian with 10% turkish ancestry, this series was extremely entertaining and informative. The facial expressions on the country balls had be rolling xd Imagine if this was an anime
Yeah, i had fun too, as a turk myself.
what exactly does 10% ancestry mean?
@@Valkyraw He have a turkish grandpa or something? Idk
Hey bro...
Nice logo
no
I love that EU speaks in mixed German and French.
Btw that's the origin of the stupid Surrender meme of the French as the american started propaganda against French military might just like the british did before with Napoleon's height both wrong and the exact opposite of what France military and leader were, which is Great
@@ommsterlitz1805 Bro chill. France has a great military history; but they got caught up in one mega blunder in WW2. Its okay. Theres always jokesters and the appreciators alike.
@@EinFelsbrocken the insulting comment i answered to disappeared bro
They would be speaking English too but we all know what happened.
This video series is an embodiment of the internet's value as a medium. An independently produced, hours long documentary which covers, in an outstandingly exhaustive yet entertaining fashion, an extremely important topic and one which all non-Turkish mainstream outlets ignore because they have their head too far up their *** in their own Euro/American/Arab centric issues and biases. Bravo on providing non- Turkish audiences with this magnifcient window into the dynamics of this region.
Unbiased? lmao
I like the articulation sir
This comment is as high-quality as the documentary itself.
@@funbun420 Yes it gives Erdoğam way too much credit. In reality he just used peoples values for power and stole the wealth of the people. No wonder countless mafia organisations work with government officals.
@@funbun420 - What, not Islamic enough for you?
Channels like yours are why I’m happy RUclips exists. Hours and hours of passionate work by artists and historians so that we can understand the world better
Unfortunately RUclips itself tries its best to prohibit Channels like this from flourishing and getting popular, instead pandering towards daily fortnite funnies.
Really sad.
I can't even express how satisfying it is to see kraut show all the books he had to read for these videos, such a rare but phenomenal thing to witness on youtube.
Same man
@@artonio5887 tik history does it better
As an American, I just want to say that so so many Americans regret the Iraq war so so much, and see it as one of our greatest mistakes and failings.
I think US is the perfect example of what most of the countries doing in the world.
Despite being a unique innovation (a combination of many different nations) it acts just like a conventional country; focuses too much on regulating the world power and fails at addressing the needs of its people.
Turkey is the same.
@@mehmetgurdalHere in the USA we don't believe that it is the government's responsibility to take care of the people. We tend to fetishize the idea of individual/personal "responsibility" to an unrealistic degree. It's one of the reasons why universal healthcare is such a difficult sell and also why our "self defense" culture is so extreme. The spectre of governmental over reach is also a major factor in why we are so suspicious of the government doing things "for the people".
The Iraq war in a way was necessary. Definitely prevented a genocide of the Kuwaitis by the hands of Saddam. And the instability in the middle east was inevitable when Ataturk banned the caliphate and the entire Muslim world was left scrambling on defining what their identity truly was.
Bush is a f*ckn’ war criminal! How does his invasion of Iraq differ from Putin’s invasion of Ukraine?
@@welcometothenextstep6496 It's really, really difficult to argue seriously that in order to stop a genocide it was necessary to kill a minimum of 150k innocent civilians and destroy their infrastructure to an irreparable degree. Saddam's own mass killings are a convenient scapegoat for this, but anyone with eyes can see the destruction actually makes the American side look about as bad as Saddam in the first place. Defending the Iraq war in any way, which even the American state considers to be a mistake, is poor optics and poorer morals.
As a Turk i can say that documentary is objective of course there were some informations that you should give to viewer but i didnt see any fake news or some shit just real things. He basically made a documentary that can give historical, political, social, and culturel info about Turkey well done my friend it makes me sad that there is no Turkish version of guy that makes this video but i must say Teşekkürler to you
bende çök beğendım
I realized why you chose Turkey when you provided the map portraying spheres of cultural influence between the EU and Middle East. My brain must be fried to have realized this now. Their perspective in modern world history must be priceless.
Agreed!
It is.
it is... unless you are living in it, then you feel like it is borderline lunacy.
It makes our perspective relatively objective against both the West and the East but it also divides the country even harder than the democrats and the republicans are. However that's possible.
That would be true if our education system would let citizens of our country to build such an outgoing view to the modern world. This is ironic: While this current party in power go against Atatürk′s ″mind your own business″ principle and chase influence in Europe and Middle East, the average Turkish citizen′s view of the modern world became narrower and narrower to the point it's fixated on Erdoğan′s views or opposition′s reactions to those views, dependent on what kind of family and environment the citizen in question has been born into and grew up in.
The modern world is becoming evermore polarized in the hands of nationalism rising in almost everywhere and the geopolitics of Turkey could build the perfect view of modern societies′ problems and their solutions on its citizens′ mind. But sadly, the only people who can benefit from others′ experiences are the brightest ones, and such a person′s name has been mentioned in the first episode: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. The very education system whose foundations he had built himself (Atatürk wrote the first geometry textbook in the country) has been changed so much, now it's a machine that spits out students to take extra 2-4 years in universities only to find themselves in the ever growing army of the unemployed. So all a university graduate in here can think about is whether they can ever feed themselves. There is hardly any place for priceless perspectives on the modern world history on their minds.
When Kraut uploads, nothing else matters. You drop everything and watch
Romanian Gaming what if LEMMiNO or Ahoy upload at the same time
I still have to cook though
@@Tox1cAshes you set up a video on every device u have and watch them all at the same time
take the vids less litteral he actually makes a bit of mistakes
@@mullahgaming9446 the sheer work that goes into these videos is immense. You can't deny that. If he makes mistakes, it's because his sources are wrong, not because he is ignorant or too lazy to research
0:09 Chapter XIII - Paradigm shift
19:18 Chapter XV Reaction and progress
35:57 Chapter XVI - The New Ottomans
59:13 Book recommendations
I just love this. such a freaking master piece.
I would literally kill for a Ethiopian version of this. I feel like Eth is so overlooked and it has a special history and politics which i feel could benefit everyone if it was more distributed. i can help out with research and content if needed (or wanted). again great work!
@EiiLiioiiB, I think a lot of people would love to see an in-depth video like this about Ethiopia.
That country holds a lot more geo-political importance than most would think, fascinating nation with a fascinating history.
That sound so good actually ngl
Then go join his Patreon. He's got a list of topics everyone votes on for what he covers, and if Ethiopia's not in there I bet you could ask him to add it and he would. The only parts of Ethiopian history I know are how they're the people most likely to own the Ark of The Covenant and are one of the few countries to successfully drive off attempted colonization, and that alone makes me want to know more.
YES
Its finally done, great work my dude, this video series has become a masterpiece on RUclips
subscribe to this guy
aw, ty!
@@Kraut_the_Parrot Get a Macaw fursona please, I know hundreds of artists that would make artwork and even costume for you immediately.
Also it is guaranteed to piss off reactionaries :D
Sincerely from a fan who's also a furry/scalie dragon.
P.S Do you plan on making an episode about Nordic countries in the future? I'm Icelandic and would be very interested in helping in regards to research if you need it!
Lmao the madman is still at it
@@samsamatar3573 Thank you! Thats definitely on my to-do list, not sure when I'll get to make a video on that topic though
"yeah it'll just be a 20 min mini documentry kinda thingy"
6 months later:
That alliance between Turkey and Russia looking a lot like the Molotov-ribinsov pact....
AS turks, we have phrase like, untill u cross the bridge call devil as your friend :D
@《Turkish guy》 ayi dayi desem adam anlamaz mecbur bu kelimeyi deyisib boyle yazdim adam anlasin diye:D
@Türk Evladı köprüyü geçene kadar ayıya dayı demeyi bil
🇦🇿🇹🇷🤝🇷🇺why not my brother
Ribinsov... xd
Just wow. As a 20 year old turkish guy, i can easily say that this documentary is the most objective and the most accurate thing about turkey i have seen in my entire life. It has to be a mandatory lesson in schools.
Thank you for this effort. Speaking as a Greek, I learned more about our neighbours in the 5 hours of your work than in 12 years of formal "schooling" (or whatever passes for that in Greece, but that's another matter)!
Well.. Thank fuck for the Internet. At least the future generations will get what I missed out on.
Anyway, Ela! Hobbas!!!
history, especially about the neighbors and "enemies" never teached in detail in our types of countries, cause you know, plebs need to fear, and for fear you need enemies, you cannot make enemies with whom you understand
Savvas Papadopoulos it’s never to late for peace
Not that much but even as a Turk I learned a lot. :D
Interestingly all is fact in video,there is no any side propaganda,our people not monster as you think,we respect all people 💓
there is such a strange sense of relief in finishing a project and seeing people love it
in other words this was great
So true 👏👏👏 for Kraut
As a Turk grew up in a non-religious secular family, I watched all three parts in one go, and it was awesome. This is a thorough analysis of Anatolia and Turkey trying to be unbiased from start to finish. Those videos even revealed me some questions I would've never asked before seeing things through glasses of a third party. I can't thank you enough for your hard work, this was very insightful even for me, who has been living for 30+ years in Turkey. Even though I'm ethnically a Turk, I feel like a minority because I'm a non-Muslim, and I have been getting gradually more concerned and hopeless for my country year by year. Hope everything changes for the better in the future.
Again, thank you very much!
Lucky bastard :)
@@teemo229 Alakam yok
@@jesterdayplays771 Anladım özür dilerim iyi günler.
@@teemo229 Est özür dilenecek bir şey yok sadece bahsettiğiniz kişiyi tanımıyorum bile :)
@@jesterdayplays771 Bu zannettim eski profil fotoğrafı sizinkiyle aynıydıda: www.technopat.net/sosyal/uye/utku-girgin.56153/
When it started out, I didn't think this series would end up getting me into Turkish HipHop. Good stuff.
Turkish rock from 70s is also great. You should check Anatolian Rock Revival Project youtube chanel. They post mostly underrated 60s and 70s Turkish rock. American rappers like Dr. Dre and Mos Def use some of those songs as samples.
Petlam devam is Turkish a song I recommend.
Lol :D What did u listen as an example of Turkish hiphop? Just curious
RUclipsrs: here’s my 20 minute video of repeating myself.
Kraft: Here’s a movie trilogy of well researched and factual information...
@@justabeardedguythatisahero9848 You mean that guy who regularly lies and is full of shit; Faulk is sloppy and full of shit here's a video which shows Faulk doesn't do a semblance of honest research.
ruclips.net/video/BFza0_mVUxc/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/EhRGXRCuikQ/видео.html
@Hernando Malinche Ryan Faulk is a Race Realist who used to run the website and channel Alternate Hypothesis, imagine bullshit and cherry-picked sources to support a scientifically defunct position and you got Ryan Faulk.
@@Justanothaguy I like Kraut, but he really flubbed those anti race realist videos. The ideas behind it were correct, but he did kinda fuck up with some basic shit.
@@Justanothaguy some of it wasnt actually factual. You just take his word for it.
Taylan kuz Examples?
None of this opinion bullshit either, give me fucking sources and concrete examples. I want specific instances and or data points. I want to know what works of the authors he used are wrong or have errors in their works.
Im a Turk. i have read and learned first two video’s subjects in school, heard from older generations. it was impressive to seeing something that well put together. i was happy cuz people from other countries will have a great source to learn about my country’s history. but this one, i literally lived all these.
really impressive Kraut. thank you for the video.
We must share this triology as much as we can, so people can have wider, better perspective on Turkey.
Sadly most people just believes media coverage.
@Kirin Sama he is turk his name turk
@@3mre922 his name is in Turkish*
Kraut, when you change the letters becomes turka 😀
Hi. I am a Turkish Gen Z person. I've been speaking English fluently since age 14. Throughout my early teenage years I have traumatized myself with the racism, discrimination and hate in the Countryball community. Even when they were not openly hateful, majority of Turkey content was biased against Turkish people. So I stopped even looking at any countryball content since then. I gave this video a chance after 4 years and I am so shocked about how objective and correct this video is without any hate or internalized racism. Thank you so much for making this video. It was very entertaining and informative.
I experienced the same shitstorm. Good to see objective documentaries. After all, nasılsın kardeş çok güzel yazmışsın.
who ask not me
@Kirin Sama This guy didn't even inform us about his religion. And you are the only reason people leave this community. It's not about throwing hate at each other, we're just here to enjoy the content. You don't even know the guy and are just spreading hate in the comment section. I don't know maybe ask him his discord ID, talk a little, have his thoughts on this subject and then at least you would have spoken after examining his views on the topic. And also Islam isn't a religion in which you become a traitor if you don't partecipate, its all up to you and there isnt any punishment.
@Kirin Sama I’m gen Z, Turkish and muslim at the same time.
@Kirin Sama traitor? wtf haha
4 hours later suddenly I know a lot about the history of a country I previously didn't know how to locate on a map
"Democracy is like a train. You get off, once you have reached your destination."
- Erdoğan
Wise words
But he chooses to jump in front of it
@@starman275 i disagreee.
As long as crippling corruption and government ineffectiveness is the goal.
that is what he did
As a Turk, I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the first part of the series a few months ago. When I woke up that day, I sure wasn't expecting to see a 2-hour long documentary by a foreign guy about Turkish history on my RUclips recommendation feed. I immensely enjoyed the whole series, well done sir.
Most likely because I've lived through it all very recently, I found the only lacking part in these video series was the Gulen-Erdogan dynamics. But that is quite a niche topic for an outsider and very recent therefore I understand there could be a lack of trusted sources on the issue as well. Overall, incredible work.
Niye övüyorsun ki herifin onlarca yanlışı var. Büyük selçuklu ile anadolu selçuklularını bile karıstırdı. Feto darbesine darbe demedi. Atatürk'ü ermeni soykırımı var demiş gibi anlattı. Neresi iyi belgesel ki
@@funbun420 çünkü katliam var
@@denizmergen418 katliam ile soykırım aynı sey mi?
@KdrgrpkdrgrpSaçmalama soykırım falan yok. Kendi askerimizin yemeğinden verdik ermenilere ve ermenileri öldüren eşkıya- haydutlar mahkemeye çıkarıld, idam edildi ve bunların hepsi belgeli. Ayrıca bunlar için ağzında kuş tutsan ırkçılık yapacaklar. Son olarak Atatürk bile soykırım değil diyor. Bu salak sanki Atatürk soykırım var demiş gibi göstermiş.
@Kdrgrpkdrgrp Soykırım yok sürüldüler. Ben burada yabancıların relocation dediğini savunuyorum. Keyfimizden mi sürdük onları ruslarla, ingilizler ve fransızlarla işbirliği yapıyorlardı. Bu konuda yüzlerce belge hem İngiltere'nin yüzyıl sonra gizliliğini kaldırdığı için arşivlerde bulabilirsin. Türk arşivleri de sonuna kadar açık birçok soykırım tarafını tutanlara açtık gösterdik. Biliyor musun neresi açık değil ermenistandaki arşivler açık değil. Birine sordum niye açık değil diye sordum. Belgeler yanlışmış o ne demekse.
Abdülhamid'in zamanında bir sürü terörist eylemler yaptığını unutuyorsun. Banka soygunu, doğuda türkleri katletmek sadece birkaçı. O zamanlı devlet de tepki olarak gitmiş olayı bastırmış ama biz yenince soykırım-katliam onlar yenince bağımsızlık mücadelesi değil mi? Ek olarak Abdülhamit birkaç kere hamidiye alaylarında reform yapmaya çalışıyor. Beceriksiz ve halka gereksiz yere saldıranları cezalandırmak için bunun da belgesi var arkadaş. Soykırım yaptığın millete zarar veren adamı neden idam edersin komedi ya.
Ulan Ortadoğu'da birsinin burnu kanasa Türkler suçlu eğer isyan etmiyorlar ise süryanileri niye öldürelim. Benim bilgimi kötülemek için ''Okuldaki eğitimle burada tarihi çok biliyormuş kafalarında gezmek cidden utanılacak birsey.
'' demen daha komik napacan ki başka. Al şu videoları izle belki birşeyler öğrenirsin.
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i've been watching this for the past week, the whole series; i gotta say it really blew me away with the level of detail and care -- really did a honor to turkey and its history here Kraut
Jeez, I never thought I'd sit through a four-hour documentary (on Turkey of all places) but this is top-tier stuff. I've watched a ton of your videos, but this is the best work that I've seen so far. Tons of respect! Keep it up!
As a Bosnian-Turkish who lives in Turkey this video series gave a new perspective. Thank you for this amazing trilogy.
@@idiosyncraticname Yea. You need to use vpn just for porn. (for now)
tr'de yaşayıp bunları bilmiyosun ama ingilizce biliyosun?
@@MrHL5 yeni bi perspektif kazandırdı demiş bilmiyorum dememiş
@@MrHL5 ingilizce en cok konusan dil tabi biliyor sorun nerde bu videoda söyledikleri Bilse Bilder hayatinda ne deyistirecek.
"a new far right party of mostly secular woman"
You don't hear this very often
Remi Hinanawi
The woman ruling the party is a racist nationalist... she is female version of Enver Pasha no jokes.
they arent far right but liberal conserative
@@youkiddinme6882 you exaggerate, she is not like that
Yasin Tüfekçi
She is socially liberal but extreme and toxic nationalist you know that.
The fact that you advocate for female rights doesn’t mean you can’t be a nationalist.
@@youkiddinme6882 she is neither extreme nor toxic nationalist. She is liberal nationalist but maybe you are one of the extreme leftist who thinks everyone who disagrees with you equals to h*tler.
This was one of the best series I've ever seen. Thank you so much!
Well done! As a Turkish-American I always learned about Turkish history through hearsay and my dad's biased beliefs. This has been incredibly educational and I will share this with my friends as much as I can!
Man I wish I could say something but you say more than anything I could drum up. It's almost a comprehensive list of everything that happened.
Holy hell this is the real CS Ghost, I didn't know you were a Kraut fan
I knew I would find you here after the alt history hub vide you commented on I thought you will find this gem I was right
The Turks are important to Serbia because they support secular Muslims within Serbia's muslim community and keep islamic extremism and Saudi influence in check, which if left uncheck would cause a lot of problems to say the least, the last thing Serbia needs is an additional flashpoint.
Exactly! That's why you (Europe) should stop pushing Turkey away to Middle East and Asia. That makes our country more radical. We need to be the bridge.
@Lord Ball-sac the 2nd they've lived in Novi Pazar for while longer. Not really of Saudi disposition, in fact Iran was the first large provider of weapons and funding. Things change, Saudis have money to spend and with money comes influence, they're buying land, opening schools and even built a hospital. You can never be too careful about such influence, people can be swayed and radicalized. Turkey has unmatched soft power due to historical ties, much more than Russia does to Serbs and Germany to Croats.
Hello Kraut! First of all, thank you for this amazing documentary about Turkish history. As a Turk, I really enjoyed watching all three parts. You successfully made great educational materials for people who want to know more about Turkish people, Turkish culture, and Turkish politics.
I can confirm most of what has been said and shown in this documentary is objective and true to history. Especially the events in this part, because I sadly lived and witnessed these (still ongoing) disastrous events.
Geeze Kraut, that was some quality content. Thank you for that trilogy, that was my recovery time after 3 days of hard work
France: I have great news!
Britain: What is it?
France: The Dacia Sandero...
oh no, anyways
@isak Such as Citroen and Renault?
@isak oh cool, I'm assuming these cars are exported from Turkey then?
@isak do some other German companies like Mercedes have investments in Turkey as well?
@isak Interesting, my mother has watched a few Turkish tv series on Netflix before and I remember seeing a lot of Audi's and Mercedes Benz
I love how you almost laughed when you mentioned that a communist was elected mayor in an agricultural town
More than that, that communist is now a provincial governor
@@k.umquat8604 shit really? At this rate he'll be president by next elections
@@Wolf-tn7sz nope he won't ^^
@@Wolf-tn7sz as a kurd i can say that me and my buddies are planning to move to tunceli to live the communist dream.
@@bluesky6905 ....neden abi
I myself am from Turkey but by watching this series i learned a lot more and managed to change my views on my country. I really thank you for the series and all the information it provides.
52:11 Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture is used to introduce Russia. Brilliant, Kraut! Very well played.
Isn’t that the French national anthem?
@@davidhibbs4737 no, that’s the Marseillaise
....why do I hear boss music?
@@davidhibbs4737,
The 1812 Overture is meant to tell the story of the Imperial Russian victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Borodino; the tune of La Marseillaise symbolizes the French army.
Did you notice that Kraut played By the Beautiful Blue Danube when talking about the Balkans?
Strange Atatürk's dream sounds like a Switzerland but only turks.
I was thinking the exact same thing lol
@@ofsabir "Boiling your own oil"
@@sacma3169 It should be, "Boiling *in* your own oil"
@Atilla doru
"Bugün, Sovyetler Birliği dostumuzdur, komşumuzdur, müttefikimizdir. Bu dostluğa ihtiyacımız vardır; fakat, yarın ne olacağını kimse bugünden kestiremez; tıpkı Osmanlı gibi, tıpkı Avusturya-Macaristan gibi parçalanabilir, ufalanabilir; bugün elinde sımsıkı tuttuğu milletler avuçlarından kaçabilirler. Dünya yeni bir dengeye ulaşabilir. İşte o zaman, Türkiye ne yapacağını bilmelidir. Bizim, bu dostumuzun idaresinde, dili bir, özü bir kardeşlerimiz vardır. Onlara sahip çıkmaya hazır olmalıyız. Hazır olmak, yalnız o günü susup beklemek değildir; hazırlanmak lazımdır. Milletler buna nasıl hazırlanır; manevî köprülerini sağlam tutarak. Dil bir köprüdür, inanç bir köprüdür. Köklerimize inmeli ve olayların böldüğü tarihimizin içinde bütünleşmeliyiz. Onların, yani dış Türklerin bize yaklaşmasını bekleyemeyiz, bizim onlara yaklaşmamız gerekli."
-Atatürk
Not so much
You got the whole mhp and iyi thing wrong. İyi was formed in 2017 after mhp campaigned for a yes vote in the 2017 referendum. It has nothing to do with woman rights.
thanks for the correction
I'm a bit late, but was he correct in stating that mhp women left for iyi in 2019?
jhfridhem that’s not why iyi was formed though
@@pr0megia515 I know. But did women of the mhp leave for iyi in 2019?
@@jhfridhem They have 4 women parliament members (Out of a total 49) and a womens branch in their party (as do all parties in Turkey, as a way of supporting women)
I've finally got time to watch the 3 parts of this series and it was really interesting, thanks for that! ^^
I have watched whole three episodes at one breath. Thank you and congratulations for your work Kraut, even I wouldn't summarize of the history of my own country better. Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
I was enlisted in the Cyprus army at the time the 2016 coup happened, and every single higher up in the ranks at the time was sure the coup was a sham. Apart from the reported cases of soldiers being told that its a drill and not a coup, which might happen in an actual coup, what gave it away in their opinion was that they didn't cut the country's telecommunications. According to them, the first thing you should do in a modern coup, if you are not a complete moron or pretending to coup, is to cut the telecommunications network of the country. The fact that the coup was ongoing and Erdogan was publicly skype calling the Turkish ppl announcing he is fine, plus the fact that not a single one of Erdogan's administration was arrested during the coup, kinda gives it away as a sham coup to give Erdogan a reason to arrest opposition and do a rapid cleanse of the army ranks.
@Furkan8k this is very sad man...
@Furkan8k that was the reason. I don't know if the ringleaders of the coup thought it as genuine or just pendent to make a coup, but I believe that the coup was a very well directed provocation.
The reason? What followed it. The concentration of all powers of the Turkish state and the silencing of all dangerous opposition.
ΕΛΔΥΚ για μια ζωή.
@Furkan8k my dad was also deployed in the same mountains in 1990 he was a blue beret there
The telecommunications wasn't cut off because the coup attempt was conducted earlier then on planned time, due to coup plans leaking and coup plotters getting cold feet.
Just because you can't answer some 'though' questions doesn't mean it was a fake coup attempt.
It’s unreasonable the amount of time an effort this man puts in, just for me to listen while I work and be calm an educated. We take the age we live in for granted, I just feel so lucky to be able to listen to someone allll the way in Europe who is also educated. I believe this is THE apex of education an knowledge sharing right now.
I come back every while to watch this series. Thank you for the effort and the amazing content, very informative and eye-opening !
Damn, I really miss these long format videos. Please consider making a new 3 part series.
I'm Turkish. This video series made more sense to me than any look at my own country and nation's history I received as I grew up, stuck as I was between Kemalism and Erdoğanism. I cannot explain how much it means to me to have this video series. It was 4 hours of genuine catharsis. Thank you.
so after watching video series you become what? kemalist or hölooğ?
to clarify a bit, I align far more closely with Kemalism but this series pointed out many flaws of that ideology to me, in a good way- so that it doesn't become dogma and can be improved.
this guy dosnt know that journalists are part of a coup too. And you praise him lol.
There is nothing like Erdoğanism
@@mtebid5658 kürek ye
Also on my 18th birthday, bless you man!
Happy birthday, hope all your wishes come true
@@hihisham thank you I appreciate it
My 20th
@@illiiilli24601 you have 3 wishes
Happy birthday
I have never given money to anyone on youtube until now but I chained these videos, setting aside work, netflix, gaming and news and so happily donated on Paypal. Kraut is truly remarkable for his storytelling ability. I will be sharing this video with anyone who I think will like it. Thank you for this incredible work. I hope that you make a video as detailed about the Indian subcontinent one day.
Probably one of the best RUclips series I have ever watched. Super interesting to understand the development of the Turkish society as a German✌🏻👍🏻
interesting, in general the germans are not very interested in us and they do not like us very much. but they can't do without us, say turkish writers hahahaha
@@cambaz3517 That's not true, germans aren't dependable on german turks. Those times are over
I gotta say Kraut, the improvement from each part and the large audience has made me really happy, cause now people actually know something about Turkey. Thanks Kraut
As a Turk that what makes me happy. Everything about the Turkey on Internet is filled with the same words. "Genocide, Greece, Armenia." Nothing more. As if this is all this nation with a thousands of history is about. Noone knows nothing more than these words about a 80 million nation. This was frustrating to me. We don't "only" critize AMERİCAfor what did they do the Indians right? Or Germans about Jews. There are also other things we like as well.
@ seriously. I don't know why but when I type "the ottoman empire" the top searches are about the conquest of Constantinople, WW1, and the Armenian Genocide.
@@ushiki2212 That's what I'm talking about.
i believe that this trilogy is the best documentary series ive ever seen
Bravo Kraut bravo. You are one of very few I re-watch and the only one with consistency.
What an amazing series! The sheer amount of research is incredible! Thank you for sharing!
13 more hours till it's premieres, time to rewatch parts 1 and 2 for 13 hours.
Kraut already streamed part 3 (under ab unrelated title) on his twitch couple of hours ago 🤫
Kraut uploading the last part of the Turkish Century
_Everybody liked that_
edit: Saudis and Iranians as Among Us crewmates sussing each other out was by far the best bit of art here.
keanu chungus wholesome 100
Wholesome 100
Very informative and accurate.
Great series!!
It moves me to learn about the recent turkish history.
As a brazilian I can empathize with the struggle of finding your place as a develloping nation in the XXth century.
Even if Brazil and Turkey have histories as different as it can be, many of the instabilities, economical or political, and the dreams of a sovereign, prosper and democractic nation are the same.
I can't help but think you laugh uncontrollably whenever you draw these things, like: 47:35.
sometimes
@@Kraut_the_Parrot It's so funny too because your voice is so serious, yet the drawings just slaughter me hahahah
Well this is the last place I expected to see you, Ghost. I hope both of you keep up the good work!
The *Ök Böömer* from the last one had me ded xDDD
Kraut I like how you changed your pp to a macaw
The 1812 Overture starting to play when he started hinting at Russia’s involvement in Syria was a stroke of genius, I lollered
Amazing finale mate. It's great to see you kept your inbiased view to the end.
I have enjoyed every second of these 3 videos! Its interesting how there is lots of stuff you need to know about a country before judging them.
I love the fact that non turks get to have such a deep insight into turkish society and the turkish mindset in politics instead of the dumbed down narrative of western media...
Is this not western media?
@@BM22778 No. Its an alt media youtube channel.
@@BM22778 western media as of tv channels and news platforms
Not youtube content
@isak I don't know if the British media (especially the tabloids) are a very good representation of all western media.
@isak like british people said: brexshit
As Turks, collectively, I think we owe you a 'thank you'. Thank you for researching all this information to the last bit and preparing better instructive stuff than the current education system of our country. Seriously, you cant learn more than half of this stuff in your Turkish compulsory education of 11 years (I may be wrong about the length but it's around 11) both the negative and the positive knowledge. Which is not okay. Thank you for informing the masses about our entire history in an entertaining style! This was probably the shortest way you can do it though ^^
@Kdrgrpkdrgrp educational systems and requirements change almost every year, making it very hard to describe the system. But to sum it up in its entirity; its a joke. :D
Yeah he indeed did a very good job on researching al of this.
History lessons in schools are intended to be limited about recent history otherwise it wouldn't be education but propaganda. Person only learn about recent history and ideologies by himself/herself.
@isak entel means "half an intelecual" tho xd so that saying is actually to insult those who pretend to be well thought/knowing about the topics that are being discussed but actually full of shit.
@@TuDeDaTe Isn't that bothers you that the people use that term is nowhere near to make that judgement for competence of knowledge? Mostly those people love the bliss of ignorance and protect their borders of ignorance with those accusations. And also, an ''entel'' is the halfway being an actual intellectual so count me in on this train my friend.
What a class ending, not many youtubers give shout outs like this truly a wonderful ending to a great trilogy.
Amazing series! So informative, interesting and well-made. You definitely earned my subscription.
I read an atlas of World history and the maps were fascinating and I wanted to learn more about the hittites and I went down a rabbit hole (Wikipedia page after page after page). So two days later I see that you have uploaded 2 videos on Turkey and here I am today pushing the reminder button like a little lab rat pushing a button for some coke
Thank you for putting this together
"Son" at the end doesnt mean as a male child but as it means "last" in Turkish
I guess i am nitpicking but he didn't really think that through did he.
It's easy to be confused.
But you can't really interpret it any otherway.
Soo i think it is okay.
A better translation in this context would be "The End".
Yes however as this is a Turkish themed video it is appropriate for him to use a Turkish words though it could be confused
@@obuw1 Yeah, it means the end
So you're telling me Fin doesnt refer to fish?
I love every video you do, I love how you REALLY understand and has a magical way to deliver information
An amazing trilogy, so informative and yet you made it captivating as well. Outstanding work mate!!!
It is fun to watch, but hard to live in. One thing's for sure, you never get bored in Turkey.
Exactly the same in Brazil
So much has happened recently, with the evros border crisis, the standoff of Greek and Turkish navies for the eez in the east med, turning agia sofia into a mosque and now a potential full out war between Armenia and Azerbaijan that i feel that i wanted to see more. However, it is one of the best if not the best documentary series i have ever seen, you have done an amazing job.
I agree almost completely
You could almost say part 4 when
Update from the future: Unfortunately, the war has finally, yet again, broke out.
@@kursad8725 Shit
@@kursad8725 Update 2: Azerbaijan won the war! Hurray
Thank you for educating me on something I knew close to nothing of. i didn't realise there was such a rich history behind Turkey and am thankful to have learned about it.
Incredible video. My third watch of the series and I really appreciate the work you have done. All love.
damn that russo-turkish proxy war and "alliance" gave me pre ww2 soviet-german relation vibes
Actually, proxy wars are meant to do one thing: SELL GUNS.
Turks sell their guns, and Russians sell their guns. Everybody gets rich.
And as always the weak die and suffer.
That's why Atatürk and their followes like us don't like foreign interventions. (Cyprus is another example)
who tf dont affraid of a actually wealth and powerful russia
I love how you show the issues facing Turkey today are not as black and white as we've been led to believe.
Nothing is black and white.
@ Except those delicious black and white cookies.
@ Oreos be like:
thx for understanding us mate
@@nathanseper8738 Yes indeed they are:), and may I ask that Seper is really your last name and where are you from?
Turkey is a super interesting topic, great work with the 3 part series 👏
This is a work of art. I rejoice in the clarity and depth. Thank you.
Really sucks to be at my timezone. But it's something I can handle.
Well, you're not alone in that regard
What time zone
Its IST (India Standard time)
Ya know, this video was actually aired in twitch the day before this video was uploaded during your favourable time zone.
Well, I don't use twitch, yet. But maybe it's something I should have it as I do sometimes watch gaming streams.
People are calling this your magnum opus.
If only they'd been to the future like I have, and seen how far you go. The sheer POTENTIAL.
Btw, I still can't believe you won that arm wrestle against Hafthor Bjornsson. Congrats in advance!
Hafthor? Isn't that The Mountain from Game of Thrones? Did this really happen....link please!?
@@arnavbhagwat4232 it'll be televised and shared pretty widely on social media in a few year's time. I'm sure you won't miss it.
I usually never write comments on YT however i am going to make an exception. Thank you for this detailed, and unbiased series on my ancestral homeland. To now understand where we came from, what our nation went through and where it could possibly be heading has been an eye-opener and a great pleasure. Dankeschön Her Kraut von die Niederlande
Your videos are ridiculously good and fascinating, thanks
I'm going to donate. You deserve it. Kick-ass stuff my friend. As the son of an African immigrant I am SO HYPED for your video series about Congo.
Sammmeeee
And here’s part three with perfect timing just after I watched the first two... Bless you Kraut, your videos are a cut more interesting and informative than any mainstream documentary i’ve ever seen. I can’t believe I would not only get so invested in Turkish history but am also able to watch a production of this quality for free. That passion that you have for history, geography, anthropology, etc. shines through your work and really is strong enough to capture anyone’s interest. So goddam excited for this.
this whole series is an emotional roller coaster of progress, potential, and subsequent sad times
I am impressed by you dedication. Thank you kind Sir for this informative series.
Several corrections i wish to make:
For the first years of AKP, Erdoğan was just a figurehead. Over the years he took control of the party, kicking out his old allies and filling the party with loyalists. That's when he started to rule Turkey with his own ideology and Turkey changed course, while also taking credit for the developments in the first years of AKP.
Presidential System does have limitations, a person can be elected as presidently only twice, it's in the constitution. He theorically can't stay in power forever.
Erdoğan did not.want to change law according to sharia. That bill about rape was a pardoning of statuory rapes for some if they were married. The reason was that many people in the less developed countrysides still marry with minors (unoffical marriages, age of consent is 18 in Turkey, many of those girls at age 15-17 and their husbands barely above 18). These people ended up getting imprisoned for statuory rapes after many years of their marriage. Many wives of such men demanded release of their husbands.
Young turkish people don't necessarily lean towards left, they simply start to resemble their European counterparts, many Turkish youngsters are openly atheist but their opinions would be considered right wing in Europe.
2016 coup was staged by Gulen, not by Kemalists. It's a fact. After the purge, many kemalists who were imprisoned in the Ergenekon trials returned back to their positions. I would say the army is more kemalist than before 2016, but they would not risk staging a coup.
Erdoğan is an islamist who wishes to be caliph, but he can only convince the capabable men to take action if the action would pragmatically benefit Turkey. That's why Turkey's intentions are always blurred, if Turkey follows islamist ideology or just uses religion for its own interests. No matter how strong Erdoğan is, he cannot just send army to wherever he wishes.
Turkey and Iran have OK relations. Turks and Iranians have nothing against each other. Turkey dislikes the Iranian engagement in the ME but nevertheless both countries have an understanding coming from historic and cultural ties.
Ok correction except paragraph 5
@@TheReaper569 wdym, it's the truth. and it's the one topic about turkey that the west is extremely confused and ill-informed about. seemed weird to me that this channel completely dropped the gülen plotline that was built from the previous video and breezed past that coup attempt with a half-assed explanation. there was also no mention of 17-25 december events that heavily damaged erdoğan's (and akp's) public image.
@@kaanaytar4793 that i agree this video is really not that accurate. What i disagree with is that the army is now more kemalist than before. They purged kemalist soldiers as well.
Not only officers mere soldiers following orders who didn't know why they were there were put to prisons.
another detail that wasn't mentioned in the video:
-during the aftermath of the coup attempt, erdoğan created a nationwide paranoia, as he accused his criticizers of being a "fetöcü". this resulted in various dissident journalists or authors being locked up (i guess he did kinda mention that bit in the video, after all one thing everyone knows about turkey is the locked up journalists). the weird thing is that the akp voter demographic was very fond of fetö during their prime while everyone else called akp out for giving gülen and his men enormous influence and power. after the coup, all of a sudden akp voters became the most zealous haters of gülen movement.
@@kaanaytar4793 also let's remember that during the pandemic all the thieves, murderers, rapists were let go from prisons.
But the journalists and soldiers and other political prisoners were not granted a leave.
2 months ago my house was rubbed by a gang of previously imprisoned thieves..
Tfw I get to tell my girlfriend it's time to watch 2 more hours of Turkish history
As a turk, I've learned more about Turkey watching your videos than I did during my Turkish history classes. Amazing work...
Wow! that was amazing. The effort put into these videos are incredible, channels such are yours deserve more recognition especially in the political world. i hope your channel will blow up once again but to a much greater effect. Thank you