As a Ugandan born n bred in Uganda. I love how much Idi Amin's story sells our country but also a reminder that no matter what you do, there's going to judgement, an unexpected end n lessons. Sad thing is that, even the current leaders haven't learned a thing from this very dark history
Idi Amin was a was wise leader because he saw the evil of the west and wanted to get rid of the evil along with those puppets that were so foolish to think the west loves Africa.
@@kumbiektw however bad western influences are, is another issue from what constitutes a good African leader. (western money enabled idi amin to retire and live to the ripe old age of 78 in Saudi Arabia). Bet he had african contract workers the whole 24 year of retirement.
When you’re praised by the colonists, it means that you are bad for your people. When they say you are bad, it means that you are good for your people. The day they said I’m good, that’ll mean I betrayed you ---Ahmed Sékou Touré
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A typical day in the life of a dictator is filled with power, control, and manipulation. Here is a glimpse into what a day might look like for a dictator: - The dictator wakes up early in the morning to the sound of his personal bodyguards outside his bedroom door. He is immediately briefed on any important news or developments that have occurred overnight. - The dictator begins his day with a breakfast meeting with his closest advisors and inner circle. They discuss the day's agenda, any potential threats or challenges, and devise strategies to maintain control over the population. - The dictator then attends a series of meetings with government officials, military leaders, and representatives from other countries. He uses these meetings to assert his authority, issue directives, and intimidate those who may oppose him. - Throughout the day, the dictator makes public appearances at rallies, speeches, or events designed to showcase his power and popularity. He uses these opportunities to spread propaganda, glorify himself, and instill fear in his enemies. - In the afternoon, the dictator typically takes a break from his official duties to indulge in his own personal pleasures. This may involve playing golf, watching movies, or spending time with his family in his lavish palace. - As the day comes to a close, the dictator consults with his security team to ensure that all potential threats to his safety have been neutralized. He then retires to his bedroom, surrounded by his loyal bodyguards, knowing that he has once again maintained his grip on power and control over his people. Overall, a day in the life of a dictator is characterized by a relentless pursuit of power, a constant need for control, and an insatiable desire for adulation and admiration. However, beneath the facade of strength and invincibility lies a deep-seated fear of losing everything they have worked so hard to achieve.
Great documentary. My heartfelt sympathy to all Uguandan who went through this. I was still in Cameroon when all this ordeal happen Idi Amin Dada’s death was on all newspapers in Cameroon 🇨🇲.
You are fooled by western media? Anyone who protected his country's resources and in-deed refused to be a western puppet is called a dictator. Don't fall to this.
It is a lesson that dictators fear their people more than anything, but people rarely realize it until sometime, Zimbabweans are yet to realize it, so are Ugandans, people of Cameroon and other African countries.
America is a free country@@bertroost1675. If you want to feel the IDI Amin like country go and stay in Russia. Leave the US if you feel u not free there.
The Ugandans I know would be very surprised to learn that ‘Uganda today is no longer a dictatorship’. But this was very well done. I had never even heard about the attempted coup by Arube and Amins fellow tribesmen so thank you for this creative and informative video. And I must say all of his children seem like very decent and kind people. It’s too bad none have written memoirs.
@@samadams-sh6fs That's what every Ugandan I know says. A couple even claim he's worse than Amin. I never lived under the rule of either man, but it seems like the anarchy of the Amin years would be more intolerable than Musevenis rigid and tightly organized dictatorship. Under Amin it seems like people would leave the house and give themselves a 50-50 chance of coming home alive. Maybe that's an exaggeration. Ugamdans may also unfavorably compare Museveni with Amin because Museveni should know better.
@@Mbabazipatrick-i3i So did Obote. Every Ugandan I’ve spoken to said the same thing - the second Presidency of Obote was far far worse than Amin. He had given up on his 1960s socialism and his whole regime was focused on terrorizing and killing ethnic groups he saw as enemies. Why Nyerere was so determined to return him to power I cannot understand. One woman - who was actually going back to Kampala for a three month visit - told me Uganda had recently held an election, or perhaps I should say ‘election’. Museveni had lost and when people came out to protest his police or soldiers responded with live ammunition. When there was a large student protest against Amin, even he did not react so murderously. He allowed the protest to occur and then that night his soldiers attacked the university, beating and raping. Yes, that’s awful but it still doesn’t compare to firing machine guns into an unarmed crowd. Since so many of Amins family still live in Uganda and seem to be decent and respectable citizens, I don’t think it’s right that Museveni wouldn’t even allow him to be buried at home. Obote is buried in Uganda I believe so why not Amin ? Who is he going to hurt now ?
I was on a plane out of Nairobi E. Africa headed for England and the plane was almost empty so I was stretched out comfortably across the empty seats when the pilot came on the speaker saying we were going to land in Uganda to pick up refugees. It seems Idi Amin was kicking out all the East Indians in the country because they controlled too much of the businesses. We landed and the plane got totally packed with even kids sitting in the parents laps and the luggage areas were loaded with all the refugees could get out. I have flown a lot but never was in a takeoff that was horizontal and it was night and pitch black. I thought we were going to hit buildings but the airport was next to a lake so we made a slow climb. I felt sorry for the refugees who lost everything and I never want to experience a takeoff like that again.
Now Uganda has some one much much worse than Amin...museveni is much worse than Amin...kidnaps,torture,forced disappearances, corruption, institutional failure etc
Amin kicked out the major business leaders when he exiled the Asians. He was a brutal and ignorant man who had a legacy of mass murder. Instead of making the country thrive he filled its rivers with corpses.
Uganda has slipped back into dictatorship; the current ruler Yoweri Museveni has perfected Idi Amin's brutal methods and uses mostly poison to get rid of prominent political opponents. The less prominent ones are simply abducted from their homes or workplaces, tortured, and killed. While Idi Amin was demonized by the West because he worked against their interests in the country, Yoweri Museveni enjoys tremendous support from the West because he protects their interests and he can therefore rule and fleece Uganda with impunity!
So you blame the West for bringing modern civilisation to Uganda, and when the West leaves the country, and it falls straight back into barbarism, you CONTINUE to blame the West! It is not the West’s fault if Africa is incapable of managing itself and looking after its peoples.
@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree Modern civilization my foot! The colonialist came to Africa to loot. Now they fleece the continent by propping dictators who defend their plundering.
Idi Amin was a hero. He was a brave African Muslim and a good man, and he's only slandered by the west because he declared war on their Israeli masters in support of the Palestinian people and he refused to sell his own country 🇵🇸🇺🇬
@@stonecoldsteveaustin9353 it is very sad to know that you have supported and honoured the brutal dictator Idi Amin. I hope you are not the son of Uganda. Millions of people were brutally massacred during his period of ruling. 1971 to 1979. He was Muslim terrorist who captured power with the support of Muslim soldiers in Ugandan Army.
For Christ sakes! It’s their father and they were kids at the time. What do you expect? Every child looks up to their father with admiration. How are you expecting them to show remorse for their father’s actions???? Jeez
@@amamansaafriyie yes they were children when all this happened, they may not fully understnad what their father was doing then, but as u can see they are no longer children, they are now adult who must have heard, read about the evils of their father hence they were not interviewd when they were kids but now that they are adults and wiser they sholud be able to discern between good and evil, but there is still no sign of remorse from his speech, instead he still see his father an a hero.
@@amamansaafriyie not every child looks up to their father with admiration. every child deserves a father than can admire but that isn't always the case, unfortunately.
When you live a wicked life, you'll never have the peace you THOUGHT you were entitled to. All that blood on his hands, the body dies but their tourtured spirit lives on. Knock knock Idi. Remember us? We definitely remember you.
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I happen to know the man who served as then-Corporal Idi Amin's commanding officer in the King's African Rifles. Apparently, his early reputation was as a gentle giant with a snarky wit. My friend left the unit around the time Amin was recommended for officer. As the biographies state, he quickly gained a reputation for brutality after his commission. Perhaps another illustration of what even a little power awakens in certain kinds of people.
@@gmelniagara5808 I believe power manifests too... if you have power but friends, family, and others around you who challenge your ego and you respond with understanding you will do great. Some of these guys who have only Yes Men around them for years don't know how to be challenged end up as a piece of shit... (Small town politicians, Cops, the big wigs at the big factory in a small town) I would say Washington Politians, but those people are playing a different game then the rest of us... they are all in bed together... The biggest Republican in Washington is still a bigger Biden and Kamala supporter than they'll ever be of a tax paying Citizen
The documentary is done nicely! Waiting to see one on “one day of a British queen of colonial era (you choose) ”. Don’t forget to describe how much she was looting, taking slaves, killing people or exploiting poor countries or destroying cultures and traditions.
excellent point..I detest Idi Amin and other murderous leaders of the past. But it's true that Western media hardly produce such reports about their criminal leaders, apart from Hitler and Mussolini.
Imperialism has been the history of mankind, including pre-colonial Africa. British imperialism was, by far, the most benign and constructive the world has ever seen. Britain quickly ended slavery and nearly bankrupted itself in doing so. Britain has given the world so much, from science and technology to the arts and literature. If you can't see that, then you are just simply ignorant.
@@deborahblack2585lesser of the evil does not mean it’s still not evil. They were looking out for their interests all the time. Looted and bankrupted countries and destroyed traditions all in the name of god.
Successful people don't become that way overnight. what most people see at a glace- wealth.a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time.I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life.
@@lilyumwiza715 Amin could be very charming, graceful and polite when he wanted to, that was also a part of his personality, but of course they could've made a 3 hour movie about him being only an absolute tyrant torturing people nonstop throughout the movie but who would want to watch that? I would definitely not. The movie and Forests (and young Dr. Nicolas) performance was perfect imo.
It will reminds us that nobody is immune of Death. Let us try to do good things while we are still alive in preparation for real life after Death. Glory to God the father through our Lord Jesus Christ...
@@mohamedimohamedi8933 Jesus died to free us from sin so we could have a relationship with God. Because anyone who lives in sin can't. And I assume you are Muslim and are taught different. Islam is a lie forced down people's throats. The truth is it's a religion created by the devil himself. God spared the Israelites when they worshipped idols, but according to Islam pretty much everything is punishable by death. But God loves mercy more than judgement. The fact is the devil is the father of all liars and murderers
@@mohamedimohamedi8933 Jesus died on the cross so those who are willing to accept the Truth and go to Him will not perish in Hell. Not everyone is gonna see the Kingdom of God.
@FREEDOMVOICE888 certainly wasn’t making excuses for him. Just went back to his roots to see where the problem started. Of course as you mentioned, other things contributed to this mess.
Did colonialists cut people in pieces, hanged people by the balls, and named themselves kings of the animal kingdom? This is stuff of primitives and ignorants…
@@MongolEmpire77 and he was a murderer. She didn't deserve to be killed because she cheated. That's why God has cursed your land. Your people are evil and have evil hearts. If you would take someone's life for hurting your feelings and betraying you then why are you entitled to life?
@@MongolEmpire77 yeah because cheating is a crime -_-. It is morally wrong (in my eyes) but in nowhere it is a crime. Disgusting that you think that cheaters should be butchered.
It is difficult to attribute one single factor to why Idi Amin turned into a bad man. However, it is believed that his actions were influenced by power struggles, authoritarianism, and a desire to maintain control over Uganda. As for his childhood, Idi Amin reportedly had a difficult upbringing. He was born in rural Uganda to a poor family and was abandoned by his father at a young age. He was later raised by his mother and stepfather, who were strict disciplinarians. Amin also claimed to have been physically abused by a British colonial officer during his time as a soldier in the King's African Rifles. These experiences may have contributed to his later behavior and actions as a dictator.
Time stamp 19:43 to 19:51 is one (and I know there are horror's in this presentation) of the saddest things a human with even the smallest amount of empathy can witness. Pure fear & pure evil being perpetrated by the tyrants with power held over him. I hope he lived.
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that footage is actually from when the Tanzanians ousted idi in 1979, man being berated by soldiers is one of amins men (wearing Czech made camo) while the troops surrounding him are Tanzanians (wearing British DPM pattern uniforms and carrying chinese Type 56 AK-47s) you can find a lot of it on you tube actually, including rare footage of Tanzanian Type 62 Light tanks from china being used (one of the few times they were actually a SUCCESSFUL tank and not a death trap for their crews, but considering Idi amins army only had thin skin APCs and WW2 sherman tanks its not really a fair fight haha) EDIT: actually a LOT of the footage in this doc are from 1979, at 20:53 you see a Type 62 in the background while a Tanzanian wearing an american M1 helmet and carrying a Type 56 is waving them along
Yet they blame the "colonists" . Sorry this is pure evil, never heard of any western leader forcing doctors to sew up decapitations on dead bodies to torture the victims small children. Pure evil. If he was my father, I would hide far away from the media. He is Satan's son
Idi Amin was known for his extreme hatred towards certain groups of people, particularly individuals of Asian descent and those from the region of Uganda known as Buganda. He also targeted political opponents, intellectuals, and anyone he suspected of disloyalty to his regime. However, his actions and policies of violence and discrimination were widely condemned by the international community.
Idi Amin's rise to power as a dictator in Uganda was largely a result of his own actions and decisions, as well as the political and social conditions in the country at the time. Amin, a military officer who came to power in a coup in 1971, quickly consolidated his control over the government and established a brutal regime characterized by repression, human rights abuses, and widespread corruption. While there were external factors that may have contributed to Amin's actions, such as pressure from Western powers and Cold War politics, ultimately it was his own ambition and thirst for power that led him to become a dictator.
@@thememe986 He is far worse than Idi Amin. It is just that you do not hear the West cry about him due to him literally being a slave of the Westerners.
If you've heard of The Great Reset and the high tech Nazi-style neo-feudalism implied you'll know things are about to get very bad as a new kind of slave system is planned by very evil billionaire oligarchs.
Idi Amin was known to hate several groups of people, including: 1. Ugandan Asians: Amin expelled the entire Ugandan Asian community in 1972, giving them only 90 days to leave the country. This resulted in the forced expulsion of approximately 80,000 Asians, many of whom were British passport holders. 2. Political opponents: Amin was known for brutally suppressing any opposition to his regime, often using violence and intimidation to stay in power. 3. Ethnic minorities: Amin targeted certain ethnic groups within Uganda, such as the Acholi and Lango people, whom he viewed as potential threats to his rule. Thousands of people from these groups were killed during his time in power. 4. LGBT individuals: Amin’s regime carried out persecution and violence against LGBT individuals in Uganda, including harassment, imprisonment, and even executions. Overall, Idi Amin's rule was characterized by violence, repression, and discrimination against various groups of people in Uganda.
I remember when I was little after his reign and heard this stories. I was terrified I thought he was standing out side listening and ready to kill us.
As far as the fates of dictators go (especially such brutal ones), Amin got off pretty easy. Living as a free man, dying a natural death... Usually what goes around comes around.
Ah yes... I remember my mom told me all about Idi Amin when she used to live in uganda as a kid in the 1970s or 1980s but the war there ended at the 1980s.
One of my favourite 'news' items from The Two Ronnies: "Idi Amin arrived in Germany. He was hungry so he ate two hamburgers, three Frankfurters and one large woman from Berlin".
When it's easier for the west to manipulate you, they will call you a good ruller, but when you prove difficult for them to manipulate, they will term you a dictator, a tyrant etc.
Am a Ugandan and i will talk or say what am gonna say as a Ugandan I have never seen a Ugandan president like him is one in a million very good he loved his country and his people People hard money nt like no for me i love and will always love him RIP our president
All the current dictators must be introduced to a physician to be checked for their mental status. I think they are not mentally well as their actions indicate.
As the son was talking about Adi Amin and the cousin , I’d like to ask first though , who started it all ? Who first accused one that he was a traitor ? Merry Xmas to ya’ll
is it just me or does anyone else find it ironically funny how they blur out his fat body, because it may offend someone, yet the entire discussion about this man throughout the documentary centres on all his horrific and offensive deeds ...
They didn't blur out the former Minister of Health's Adolph mustache, though. Now he's one of a small group including Charlie Chaplin & Michael Jordan to rock that mustache.
Book tip: Waiting For The Wild Beasts To Vote by Ahmadou Kourouma. Gives great insight in African societies and after reading one will understand the origina of the problems the guys down there are facing. His other books are great too.
The only reason the US and other western countries objected is because he didn't work in their interest, believe it or not the western countries love dictatorships when they work in their interest.
It's all said, Amin entered the British Colonial Regiment, his position raise due to his inclination to violence and cruelty. Not such a self made tyrant.
He was self made. He wasn't a puppet. He has free will. The fact that he became more powerful is because of the fear he created and the rivals he extinguished and the money he plundered from his own people. All Britain did was sponsor him. But they can't see the future
@@TownBiness97 I saw the butterfly effect. You the shortsightedness of colonizers, which is part of the whole process. The resort to brutality was positively reinforced as a mean to gain power. Besides, had he remained in low ranks in the regiment, probably he would not had enough credits and power to pursue an ambitious rat race of his own, with the same sad and terrible outcomes.
Classic take. ”Our people allowed one of our own to sieze power while our people did his bidding and our people werent willing to rise up against him. HOWEVER IT WAS ACTUALLY ENGLANDS FAULT” 😂😂😂
@@shgalagalaa responsibilities (or faults if you prefer) are to be shared. No one can deny this guy was empowered at the beginning, instead of banning him because of his criminal attitudes.
He was terrified of what he did somehow coming back to him having nightmares about being killed it just shows deep down he knew he was wrong and would surely pay for what he had done... he lost power and had to hide out for the rest of his life .
As a Ugandan born n bred in Uganda. I love how much Idi Amin's story sells our country but also a reminder that no matter what you do, there's going to judgement, an unexpected end n lessons.
Sad thing is that, even the current leaders haven't learned a thing from this very dark history
........in other wards, an on going CURSE/ JINX , cursed Throne and Poisoned Chalice...
Born and raised... you are not an animal to be bred :)
Idi Amin was a was wise leader because he saw the evil of the west and wanted to get rid of the evil along with those puppets that were so foolish to think the west loves Africa.
@@kumbiektw however bad western influences are, is another issue from what constitutes a good African leader. (western money enabled idi amin to retire and live to the ripe old age of 78 in Saudi Arabia). Bet he had african contract workers the whole 24 year of retirement.
Amin had good intentions but power corrupted him.Uganda needs prayers.
When you’re praised by the colonists, it means that you are bad for your people. When they say you are bad, it means that you are good for your people. The day they said I’m good, that’ll mean I betrayed you ---Ahmed Sékou Touré
Well then that must mean Idi Amin must be good because they funded Tanzania to take him down... :)
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Lacks don’t need anything to tread other blacks like shit
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The animation in this documentary deserves an award!
What about Bobi wine The people's president documentary
@@Omubandawabobiwe are waiting for our president naawe
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A typical day in the life of a dictator is filled with power, control, and manipulation. Here is a glimpse into what a day might look like for a dictator:
- The dictator wakes up early in the morning to the sound of his personal bodyguards outside his bedroom door. He is immediately briefed on any important news or developments that have occurred overnight.
- The dictator begins his day with a breakfast meeting with his closest advisors and inner circle. They discuss the day's agenda, any potential threats or challenges, and devise strategies to maintain control over the population.
- The dictator then attends a series of meetings with government officials, military leaders, and representatives from other countries. He uses these meetings to assert his authority, issue directives, and intimidate those who may oppose him.
- Throughout the day, the dictator makes public appearances at rallies, speeches, or events designed to showcase his power and popularity. He uses these opportunities to spread propaganda, glorify himself, and instill fear in his enemies.
- In the afternoon, the dictator typically takes a break from his official duties to indulge in his own personal pleasures. This may involve playing golf, watching movies, or spending time with his family in his lavish palace.
- As the day comes to a close, the dictator consults with his security team to ensure that all potential threats to his safety have been neutralized. He then retires to his bedroom, surrounded by his loyal bodyguards, knowing that he has once again maintained his grip on power and control over his people.
Overall, a day in the life of a dictator is characterized by a relentless pursuit of power, a constant need for control, and an insatiable desire for adulation and admiration. However, beneath the facade of strength and invincibility lies a deep-seated fear of losing everything they have worked so hard to achieve.
But why are the bodies all blurred?
Great documentary. My heartfelt sympathy to all Uguandan who went through this. I was still in Cameroon when all this ordeal happen Idi Amin Dada’s death was on all newspapers in Cameroon 🇨🇲.
Y do you have only two likes am also from Uganda
Shut up
You are fooled by western media? Anyone who protected his country's resources and in-deed refused to be a western puppet is called a dictator. Don't fall to this.
@@isaack4334probably because most of what we know about him are propaganda
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It is a lesson that dictators fear their people more than anything, but people rarely realize it until sometime, Zimbabweans are yet to realize it, so are Ugandans, people of Cameroon and other African countries.
That's true
The whole continent is run by thug dictators
For some reason African countries will never stop having dictators
If they keep having this cult of personality for a politician
@@samuelndondo my comment deleted by RUclips. No offensive language, no racial epithets, just the truth. They can’t deal with the truth.
@@elrich500it's called either marxism or Islam!
There's Freedom of speech but I can't guarantee freedom after speech Said Idi Amin
Frighten.....😱
Sounds like current America
America is a free country@@bertroost1675. If you want to feel the IDI Amin like country go and stay in Russia. Leave the US if you feel u not free there.
@@bertroost1675more like the UK, where people are arrested for memes, promoting English nationalism, or flying the union jack
@@tonybaloney8401 It's insane
The Ugandans I know would be very surprised to learn that ‘Uganda today is no longer a dictatorship’. But this was very well done. I had never even heard about the attempted coup by Arube and Amins fellow tribesmen so thank you for this creative and informative video. And I must say all of his children seem like very decent and kind people. It’s too bad none have written memoirs.
What about Museveni 😢😢😢the worst murderes dictator ever in the world 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@@samadams-sh6fs That's what every Ugandan I know says. A couple even claim he's worse than Amin. I never lived under the rule of either man, but it seems like the anarchy of the Amin years would be more intolerable than Musevenis rigid and tightly organized dictatorship. Under Amin it seems like people would leave the house and give themselves a 50-50 chance of coming home alive. Maybe that's an exaggeration. Ugamdans may also unfavorably compare Museveni with Amin because Museveni should know better.
I can tell you that museven's regimen has killed many Ugandans than that of Amin .just that for museve he does his things in silence
@@Mbabazipatrick-i3i So did Obote. Every Ugandan I’ve spoken to said the same thing - the second Presidency of Obote was far far worse than Amin. He had given up on his 1960s socialism and his whole regime was focused on terrorizing and killing ethnic groups he saw as enemies. Why Nyerere was so determined to return him to power I cannot understand. One woman - who was actually going back to Kampala for a three month visit - told me Uganda had recently held an election, or perhaps I should say ‘election’. Museveni had lost and when people came out to protest his police or soldiers responded with live ammunition. When there was a large student protest against Amin, even he did not react so murderously. He allowed the protest to occur and then that night his soldiers attacked the university, beating and raping. Yes, that’s awful but it still doesn’t compare to firing machine guns into an unarmed crowd. Since so many of Amins family still live in Uganda and seem to be decent and respectable citizens, I don’t think it’s right that Museveni wouldn’t even allow him to be buried at home. Obote is buried in Uganda I believe so why not Amin ? Who is he going to hurt now ?
@@samadams-sh6fs10:23 murder mulugezigezi hmm
I was on a plane out of Nairobi E. Africa headed for England and the plane was almost empty so I was stretched out comfortably across the empty seats when the pilot came on the speaker saying we were going to land in Uganda to pick up refugees. It seems Idi Amin was kicking out all the East Indians in the country because they controlled too much of the businesses. We landed and the plane got totally packed with even kids sitting in the parents laps and the luggage areas were loaded with all the refugees could get out. I have flown a lot but never was in a takeoff that was horizontal and it was night and pitch black. I thought we were going to hit buildings but the airport was next to a lake so we made a slow climb. I felt sorry for the refugees who lost everything and I never want to experience a takeoff like that again.
Great story! Thanks for sharing.
Now Uganda has some one much much worse than Amin...museveni is much worse than Amin...kidnaps,torture,forced disappearances, corruption, institutional failure etc
Great story
Amin kicked out the major business leaders when he exiled the Asians. He was a brutal and ignorant man who had a legacy of mass murder. Instead of making the country thrive he filled its rivers with corpses.
That's scary. Great story. Thank you for sharing that memory.
It's unimaginable the horrors that Babi and her siblings had to endure as children. Yet, they were probably the lucky few.
Turning a father against his daughters
I can't imagine he was a very good dad@DonnellxxOkafor
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@@IJPStufflol!!😂 I feel you on that.
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Uganda has slipped back into dictatorship; the current ruler Yoweri Museveni has perfected Idi Amin's brutal methods and uses mostly poison to get rid of prominent political opponents. The less prominent ones are simply abducted from their homes or workplaces, tortured, and killed. While Idi Amin was demonized by the West because he worked against their interests in the country, Yoweri Museveni enjoys tremendous support from the West because he protects their interests and he can therefore rule and fleece Uganda with impunity!
So you blame the West for bringing modern civilisation to Uganda, and when the West leaves the country, and it falls straight back into barbarism, you CONTINUE to blame the West! It is not the West’s fault if Africa is incapable of managing itself and looking after its peoples.
@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree Modern civilization my foot! The colonialist came to Africa to loot. Now they fleece the continent by propping dictators who defend their plundering.
Idi Amin was a hero. He was a brave African Muslim and a good man, and he's only slandered by the west because he declared war on their Israeli masters in support of the Palestinian people and he refused to sell his own country 🇵🇸🇺🇬
M7 is a trained agent
@@stonecoldsteveaustin9353 it is very sad to know that you have supported and honoured the brutal dictator Idi Amin. I hope you are not the son of Uganda. Millions of people were brutally massacred during his period of ruling. 1971 to 1979. He was Muslim terrorist who captured power with the support of Muslim soldiers in Ugandan Army.
Is it just me or does it seem that Amin's and family still try to minimize his cruelty?
*YUP!* His descendants are vile people.
Why would you expect anything different?
It sure sounds that way.
The "dindu nuffins" defense
@@Deadassbruhfrfr the Hitler wasn't all bad defense.
"Idi, Idi, Idi Amin, the most amazing man there's ever been",
That's a catchy tune. That's a Hit right there.
100%%
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Exactly 💯
Amazing man? Well if you enjoy schizophrenia evil psychopath he is great.
He was a great leader he was not a dictator. We all know it. The west portray him as he was mad but we know why.
The editing and special effects used to create this is simply amazing
Yes if you're two years old, blind in one eye and can't see with the other one.
Its AI
Is it me but i think his children speaks with pride and admiration of him, instead from a place of remorse for their father's attrocities!
i was searching for such comment they were so proud wtf
For Christ sakes! It’s their father and they were kids at the time.
What do you expect?
Every child looks up to their father with admiration.
How are you expecting them to show remorse for their father’s actions????
Jeez
@@amamansaafriyie yes they were children when all this happened, they may not fully understnad what their father was doing then, but as u can see they are no longer children, they are now adult who must have heard, read about the evils of their father hence they were not interviewd when they were kids but now that they are adults and wiser they sholud be able to discern between good and evil, but there is still no sign of remorse from his speech, instead he still see his father an a hero.
But we ugandans are proud of Amin still
@@amamansaafriyie not every child looks up to their father with admiration. every child deserves a father than can admire but that isn't always the case, unfortunately.
Wow I can see the pain in Idi amin daughters eyes, you can also see her strength,
This guy was savage. I can't be convinced otherwise!
😢😢😢uko na video tuone
Hittler was the same dear!!!
he is not worse than the guys who helped him to power
When you live a wicked life, you'll never have the peace you THOUGHT you were entitled to. All that blood on his hands, the body dies but their tourtured spirit lives on.
Knock knock Idi. Remember us? We definitely remember you.
Dude is dead, ain't worried bout shit.
This is true.
perfectly written
Maybe if the Indians weren’t so racially cruel to the natives. This wouldn’t have happen. Them pajeets gots what was coming for them.
Horrifying in scope.....what those poor, precious people endured under this cruel, sadistic, evil dictator!😢
''I can guarantee you freedom of speech but I can't guarantee you freedom after speech'' The former Scotland king, Idi Amin😅
just like here in imprisoned Canada.
@@toffanful Trudeau ist ein ganz großes 🐷 auch bei uns hier in Deutschland haben wir wieder schlimme Kriminelle an der Macht. Wünsche dir ein glückliches neues Jahr 2023 👍👍👍
Heads up there is no deceit
😂
He was an asshole but that's a cold line I can't lie about that
I happen to know the man who served as then-Corporal Idi Amin's commanding officer in the King's African Rifles. Apparently, his early reputation was as a gentle giant with a snarky wit. My friend left the unit around the time Amin was recommended for officer. As the biographies state, he quickly gained a reputation for brutality after his commission. Perhaps another illustration of what even a little power awakens in certain kinds of people.
Power doesn't corrupt it reveals
@@gmelniagara5808 wow. That’s true
@@gmelniagara5808 I believe power manifests too... if you have power but friends, family, and others around you who challenge your ego and you respond with understanding you will do great. Some of these guys who have only Yes Men around them for years don't know how to be challenged end up as a piece of shit... (Small town politicians, Cops, the big wigs at the big factory in a small town) I would say Washington Politians, but those people are playing a different game then the rest of us... they are all in bed together... The biggest Republican in Washington is still a bigger Biden and Kamala supporter than they'll ever be of a tax paying Citizen
The culture of brutality instilled during colonial times probably contributed too
@@Makarosc Because there was never any brutality before Colonialism...
The documentary is done nicely! Waiting to see one on “one day of a British queen of colonial era (you choose) ”. Don’t forget to describe how much she was looting, taking slaves, killing people or exploiting poor countries or destroying cultures and traditions.
excellent point..I detest Idi Amin and other murderous leaders of the past. But it's true that Western media hardly produce such reports about their criminal leaders, apart from Hitler and Mussolini.
Oh, no! Just like all other races of the world since the beginning of time. Do you love white people?
Imperialism has been the history of mankind, including pre-colonial Africa. British imperialism was, by far, the most benign and constructive the world has ever seen. Britain quickly ended slavery and nearly bankrupted itself in doing so. Britain has given the world so much, from science and technology to the arts and literature. If you can't see that, then you are just simply ignorant.
@@deborahblack2585 Was that what your teachers said to you? 😢 Incredible! 😂
@@deborahblack2585lesser of the evil does not mean it’s still not evil. They were looking out for their interests all the time. Looted and bankrupted countries and destroyed traditions all in the name of god.
The children seem to have no remorse for the atrocities committed by their father.. the son seems to be speaking with a lot of pride
U act like they did the shit.
Exactly what i have noticed among many ugandans nowadays, they talk so highly of amin and praise him like some kind of angel
@@obamagaming-zv4vyare you one or know any
I thought I was the only one who noticed
The slave masters honoured their father's
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Amin's son is good narrator! Amazing documentary and animation.
He is …. he proved he can speak English
He was scared because of how he was ruling. People were scared of him and he was scared of the people! 😮😥--
That's an evil marxist dictator for ya😃👎🤢
Kind of a catch 22
Watching this I can't stop thinking about Forest Whitaker, he sure nailed that role.
The more stories about him the more I think that Whitaker was just a polite and graceful version of Amin!!!
@@lilyumwiza715 Amin could be very charming, graceful and polite when he wanted to, that was also a part of his personality, but of course they could've made a 3 hour movie about him being only an absolute tyrant torturing people nonstop throughout the movie but who would want to watch that? I would definitely not. The movie and Forests (and young Dr. Nicolas) performance was perfect imo.
lolol Forest Whitaker lolol nice right lol
He really did nail that role. I was so upset watching it.
@@Nicollettej120 lol right lolol
It will reminds us that nobody is immune of Death. Let us try to do good things while we are still alive in preparation for real life after Death. Glory to God the father through our Lord Jesus Christ...
But God Jesus died for your sins why u worry
@@mohamedimohamedi8933 Jesus died to free us from sin so we could have a relationship with God. Because anyone who lives in sin can't. And I assume you are Muslim and are taught different. Islam is a lie forced down people's throats. The truth is it's a religion created by the devil himself. God spared the Israelites when they worshipped idols, but according to Islam pretty much everything is punishable by death. But God loves mercy more than judgement. The fact is the devil is the father of all liars and murderers
@@mohamedimohamedi8933 Jesus died on the cross so those who are willing to accept the Truth and go to Him will not perish in Hell. Not everyone is gonna see the Kingdom of God.
@@TownBiness97 Ezekiel 18 Everyone will be liable for theirs own sins
@@TownBiness97 God Jesus killed by his creations
Uganda has gone through times but Amin's time was the worst, i witnessed everything during his reign.
so sorry you had to witness that
Please tell us as gen z we only heard him in history at school.but i fear him.
Worst part is many of those who fought against him weren't much better
As I've grown up I've come to realise that the "good guys", are usually the lesser of two evils..
at BEST.
@@lostwisdom4462One of the most heart wrenching true statement
Nice whataboutism
Black
What the hell is with all the blurred censoring?Very distracting.
No one should have Seen his big belly!
@@Lena-Anna-Bockbier facts dropped 🔥🔥🔥
@@Lena-Anna-Bockbierhas nothing to do with his belly. It's a common RUclips practice to blur intimate body parts.
I like the combination of the documentaries that you edit. Thanks for sharing them with us.
Wt is the name of the movie
@@shanebomb1860 The Last King Of Scotland.
Probably the best documentary I have ever watched!
His mother's witchcraft and the humiliation he suffered as a young child contributed to the emergence of this monster.
@FREEDOMVOICE888 certainly wasn’t making excuses for him. Just went back to his roots to see where the problem started. Of course as you mentioned, other things contributed to this mess.
@freedomvoice8883civilized colonial rule? There was no difference between Amin dada and the colonialists
@freedomvoice8883colonialism is not civilised Also evil is not born it's made so your completely wrong
Did colonialists cut people in pieces, hanged people by the balls, and named themselves kings of the animal kingdom? This is stuff of primitives and ignorants…
How did witchcraft bother him?
I have seen many documentaries but this one is perfect 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏🙏
WHY HAVEN'T I LEARNED THIS IN SCHOOL!!!!!!!
thank you fantastic exposition of evil
What evil.
@@hermonogbamichael8599 idi amin
Many reasons
this is real asf just like the cartels work..no difference at all..humans are animals and animals are the real humans i guess..
School taught you to learn and you’re a lazy person who doesn’t seek knowledge 💯🤦♂️
Such documentaries should be made even. On European favoured dictators eg Mobutu and Leopold
Those poor little children having to look at their murdered mother. What an evil monster he was.
Thats what cheaters get 😠
She was cheater
@@MongolEmpire77 and he was a murderer. She didn't deserve to be killed because she cheated. That's why God has cursed your land. Your people are evil and have evil hearts. If you would take someone's life for hurting your feelings and betraying you then why are you entitled to life?
@@TheChosen2030 you think like a murderer. He had a wife and mistresses. So why did he get to live?
@@MongolEmpire77 yeah because cheating is a crime -_-. It is morally wrong (in my eyes) but in nowhere it is a crime. Disgusting that you think that cheaters should be butchered.
So Sad for all who died at the hands of this Madman.
He wasn't a madman; Charles Manson was a madman. Idi Amin was a monster in human disguise just like Papa Doc and the Shah of Iran and today, Putin.
No innocent soul was killed kindly stop this on our president
White people did more harm to us..colonisation and apartheid made him like this.
A real mad man
Many in Uganda today feel sad he didn't finish the job!!
Should be played in all US high school ,college history classes
Add DeGaulle
We played hide the sausage in college…………somehow he always won…….
Why we already know Uganda is a hellhole.
American killed the most ppl in history
In today's political climate in the USA? Not happening. The Truth is not accepted right now.
"No remorse only nostalgia " wow
😂😪
It is difficult to attribute one single factor to why Idi Amin turned into a bad man. However, it is believed that his actions were influenced by power struggles, authoritarianism, and a desire to maintain control over Uganda.
As for his childhood, Idi Amin reportedly had a difficult upbringing. He was born in rural Uganda to a poor family and was abandoned by his father at a young age. He was later raised by his mother and stepfather, who were strict disciplinarians. Amin also claimed to have been physically abused by a British colonial officer during his time as a soldier in the King's African Rifles. These experiences may have contributed to his later behavior and actions as a dictator.
Amazing documentary on RUclips I have ever seen.its amazing
Time stamp 19:43 to 19:51 is one (and I know there are horror's in this presentation) of the saddest things a human with even the smallest amount of empathy can witness. Pure fear & pure evil being perpetrated by the tyrants with power held over him. I hope he lived.
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Let's hope so but I doubt he lived longer than a few more minutes.
that footage is actually from when the Tanzanians ousted idi in 1979, man being berated by soldiers is one of amins men (wearing Czech made camo) while the troops surrounding him are Tanzanians (wearing British DPM pattern uniforms and carrying chinese Type 56 AK-47s)
you can find a lot of it on you tube actually, including rare footage of Tanzanian Type 62 Light tanks from china being used (one of the few times they were actually a SUCCESSFUL tank and not a death trap for their crews, but considering Idi amins army only had thin skin APCs and WW2 sherman tanks its not really a fair fight haha)
EDIT: actually a LOT of the footage in this doc are from 1979, at 20:53 you see a Type 62 in the background while a Tanzanian wearing an american M1 helmet and carrying a Type 56 is waving them along
Yet they blame the "colonists" . Sorry this is pure evil, never heard of any western leader forcing doctors to sew up decapitations on dead bodies to torture the victims small children. Pure evil. If he was my father, I would hide far away from the media. He is Satan's son
@@dawsonlenard2848 you weak bastard lol
The documentary was so on point, exemplifying the story to a more realistic effect
The hilarious part is the self declared king of fishes of the ocean which makes him Aquaman 😂
😅😂😂😂
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"Evil has no boundaries"
Being evil is like living on the cheap. The devil is always on your shoulder....That character will never let one sleep the sleep of a baby.
Idi Amin was known for his extreme hatred towards certain groups of people, particularly individuals of Asian descent and those from the region of Uganda known as Buganda. He also targeted political opponents, intellectuals, and anyone he suspected of disloyalty to his regime. However, his actions and policies of violence and discrimination were widely condemned by the international community.
I remember my Dad telling me about him as a kid in the 70s
What about him?
Wow how old are u now sir?its been honor to meet a senior citizen..GoedenDag
Lovely memories.
Idi Amin's rise to power as a dictator in Uganda was largely a result of his own actions and decisions, as well as the political and social conditions in the country at the time. Amin, a military officer who came to power in a coup in 1971, quickly consolidated his control over the government and established a brutal regime characterized by repression, human rights abuses, and widespread corruption. While there were external factors that may have contributed to Amin's actions, such as pressure from Western powers and Cold War politics, ultimately it was his own ambition and thirst for power that led him to become a dictator.
I love the Ugandan accent.
Idi Amin Dada Oumee-The Butcher of Uganda great docu!👍🔥
While Amin might not have achieved his vision of becoming the life President of Uganda, the current President of Uganda has achieved this feat.
I hear the new president is Just as bad if not worse
@@thememe986worse
@@thememe986 He is far worse than Idi Amin. It is just that you do not hear the West cry about him due to him literally being a slave of the Westerners.
It's not too hard to imagine that the entire world worked like this for centuries until somehow we became civilised
Shoving penises in mouths? Yeah, no
Civilized* somehow is from murder and brutal force
Still not so civilized.
Exactly. Basically the biggest brute used to rule
If you've heard of The Great Reset and the high tech Nazi-style neo-feudalism implied you'll know things are about to get very bad as a new kind of slave system is planned by very evil billionaire oligarchs.
"Uganda's government is no longer a dictatorship" Well that is a colossal lie
But Uganda is thriving
@@ReaganKukundakwe Is it really though?
@@ReaganKukundakwe Uganda has barely changed since Iddi Amin
When are we going to see a documentary about king Leopold and everything that he did to the Congolese???????
There are already many documentaries about him, like King Leopold’s Ghost
!! The audacity of these dictators is breath taking. They are all sociopaths who lack the tiniest empathy for their victims.
First time I've seen someone put a quote in brackets, lmao
@@pro-socialsociopath769 He has no remorse, only nostalgia!
That Amin's son is his replica. A dictator pro max!!!!
the way his son talks about him is suspiciously scary AF!
his dad was pretty hard tbh
Why is that
He definitely came off as a apologist. That's for sure.
Daughter
Idi Amin was known to hate several groups of people, including:
1. Ugandan Asians: Amin expelled the entire Ugandan Asian community in 1972, giving them only 90 days to leave the country. This resulted in the forced expulsion of approximately 80,000 Asians, many of whom were British passport holders.
2. Political opponents: Amin was known for brutally suppressing any opposition to his regime, often using violence and intimidation to stay in power.
3. Ethnic minorities: Amin targeted certain ethnic groups within Uganda, such as the Acholi and Lango people, whom he viewed as potential threats to his rule. Thousands of people from these groups were killed during his time in power.
4. LGBT individuals: Amin’s regime carried out persecution and violence against LGBT individuals in Uganda, including harassment, imprisonment, and even executions.
Overall, Idi Amin's rule was characterized by violence, repression, and discrimination against various groups of people in Uganda.
This Story Of Amin Dada was so Terrifying, Imagine what that generation Faced 💔💔😭
It's a propaganda bro
Believe white people at your background
He was demons
@@cristinanchumali5951he had them in him, for sure!😮
I remember when I was little after his reign and heard this stories. I was terrified I thought he was standing out side listening and ready to kill us.
As far as the fates of dictators go (especially such brutal ones), Amin got off pretty easy. Living as a free man, dying a natural death... Usually what goes around comes around.
Why all the blurred images?
Swear I thought they were censoring his man boobs...lol
YT censored
I need the uncensored version of this documentary please
Thanks for the documentary
Ah yes... I remember my mom told me all about Idi Amin when she used to live in uganda as a kid in the 1970s or 1980s but the war there ended at the 1980s.
“… 1970s or 1980s …” which is it? Oh right … you’re likely making this up
I’m not making this up
My mom was alive when this happened
Can’t live that kind of life,,but there’s always blood shed behind power and leadership
I am not African or associated in any tribal way but damn this guy Amin was just brutal to the core, primal & medieval come to my mind.
well that's what the documentary wants you to see, the man is a hero in Uganda
@suga.. Idiot. Was Amin as wicked as the queen of England?..
@@elvisgregor8403 Yes
Absolutely!😮
One of my favourite 'news' items from The Two Ronnies:
"Idi Amin arrived in Germany. He was hungry so he ate two hamburgers, three Frankfurters and one large woman from Berlin".
What do you mean😂😂😂😂
When it's easier for the west to manipulate you, they will call you a good ruller, but when you prove difficult for them to manipulate, they will term you a dictator, a tyrant etc.
Interesting h
Poor Humour.
He is devil reincarnation. In Hindu religion we call him Rakshash. My heart reaches out to people during his unfortunate reign.
He took many indian women to bed ,sorry Singh Chopra 😂😂
No he's a human. The devil is a spirit
Who cares what Hindus call him ? You have your own devils.
Amins son is a good story teller
😂😂
Amin is a cannibal he was eatin ' human
Seems even now he was siding with his dad... sad
But you believe this guy telling this story?
@@moham.279 i am not justifying amins action im just pointing out his sons story telling ability
President Museveni hope you see this you too will have a documentary just like this keep doing what your doing
You have to wonder, how many of his children inherited his traits?
What traits?
@@notknown6605 his kind and loving traits. 😑
@@cancergurl6998😂😂no you did not
this is a great documentary
I listen to it as if it took place just yesterday, I hold my breath sometimes. So interesting.
Am a Ugandan and i will talk or say what am gonna say as a Ugandan
I have never seen a Ugandan president like him is one in a million very good he loved his country and his people
People hard money nt like no for me i love and will always love him RIP our president
Such a great narrating voice.
He's name was a nightmare to me at 6years old after my elder sister took me to the movie Idi Amin Dada
"There is freedom of speech, but I can't guarantee freedom after speech"
Sounds like Commie-la Harris's promises....🤢🤮
Why is everything blurred out?
I worked with a nurse once who performed dialysis on him during his exile, always had two armed guards , horrible man personally she said .
What else did she say about him
Idi was an evil man for sure.
Stop the Cap
All the current dictators must be introduced to a physician to be checked for their mental status. I think they are not mentally well as their actions indicate.
Or just dont have a dictator 😂
@@shgalagalaa😆
As the son was talking about Adi Amin and the cousin , I’d like to ask first though , who started it all ? Who first accused one that he was a traitor ? Merry Xmas to ya’ll
A very good documentary 💯
is it just me or does anyone else find it ironically funny how they blur out his fat body, because it may offend someone, yet the entire discussion about this man throughout the documentary centres on all his horrific and offensive deeds ...
Yes you are right
@@josephalexander6612 ok... happy to know i aint alone in that LoL
Lol was wondering why they did that 😂
@@nancyromencia2875 We must not gaze upon his blackness. It might hurt our brains.
They didn't blur out the former Minister of Health's Adolph mustache, though. Now he's one of a small group including Charlie Chaplin & Michael Jordan to rock that mustache.
Excellent documentary!
The Daughter resembles him so much
She called him, “Big Dada”!
I have never seen a documentary of Elizabeth and leopold of Belgium.
Lol 😆
Have you tried looking for one? There are plenty
He cut off their own junk and choked them with it!! Holy shit man that’s some next level murder
I want guys junk on my mouth
When power is given to a poor person either he is going to do something very good or the opposite!
He wasn't fit to be leader any where
My father was killed by Amin's soldiers
M7,and Julius Nyerere thank you to fight Dictator
Thank you for this History.
Its unbelievable how much corruption affected and still does affect Africa.
Great documentary 👍🏻👍🏻
Great documentary 👏 Terrifying evil LUNATIC and his story MUST NOT be FORGOTTEN
Put In?
But he will pass the devil himself who is ruling now 😢
Book tip: Waiting For The Wild Beasts To Vote by Ahmadou Kourouma. Gives great insight in African societies and after reading one will understand the origina of the problems the guys down there are facing. His other books are great too.
When will one about Museveni and kagame be made? Or is it only monsters that aren’t /weren’t friends of yours who qualify?
The only reason the US and other western countries objected is because he didn't work in their interest, believe it or not the western countries love dictatorships when they work in their interest.
I'm glad someone called out Kagame, that man is quiet 😂
Thank you
every Dictator will live in fear and will never know peace ,
It's all said, Amin entered the British Colonial Regiment, his position raise due to his inclination to violence and cruelty. Not such a self made tyrant.
He was self made. He wasn't a puppet. He has free will. The fact that he became more powerful is because of the fear he created and the rivals he extinguished and the money he plundered from his own people. All Britain did was sponsor him. But they can't see the future
@@TownBiness97
I saw the butterfly effect.
You the shortsightedness of colonizers, which is part of the whole process.
The resort to brutality was positively reinforced as a mean to gain power.
Besides, had he remained in low ranks in the regiment, probably he would not had enough credits and power to pursue an ambitious rat race of his own, with the same sad and terrible outcomes.
Classic take. ”Our people allowed one of our own to sieze power while our people did his bidding and our people werent willing to rise up against him. HOWEVER IT WAS ACTUALLY ENGLANDS FAULT” 😂😂😂
@@shgalagalaa responsibilities (or faults if you prefer) are to be shared. No one can deny this guy was empowered at the beginning, instead of banning him because of his criminal attitudes.
A tyrant is always a tyrant, no matter how much you try to glorify them. Let history speak for itself.
You are enemy of Ugandan people. Rest in peace, Idi Amin
He was terrified of what he did somehow coming back to him having nightmares about being killed it just shows deep down he knew he was wrong and would surely pay for what he had done... he lost power and had to hide out for the rest of his life
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When he is given his record, he will say: How i wish death was the end
a very chilling documentary, a question though who set the camera at Amins bedroom?
“All my wives(in plural) have been unfaithful to me!” What pomposity to say a statement like that.
😂
A man is a key 🔑 and a woman is a padlock
I'm speechless
At 19:30 the narrator uses or misuses the phrase, "attempted putsch". This is redundant. A "putsch" is a failed coup d'etat.