Fun fact: when hitler was young he almost drowned in a river however he was saved by a priest and on that same day in that same river that same priest saved the man who killed Hitler
@@VloggingThroughHistory nah man don't hesitate, it was a funny joke and even if people somehow took offense we all know you didn't mean for it to be offensive and plus people that don't get the joke so Hitler hated Jews and Communists so when someone says "gotta unleash the Grammar Nazi in me" it means that they are very knowledgeable about something and sort of dislike when someone spells something wrong or hates it just like how Hitler hated Jews so when people say "I am unleashing my Grammar Nazi" and etc. It just means that they hate or dislike bad grammar so you get it now?
I think the vowel confusion comes from the weird english orthography around vowels (See: great vowel shift and all that...) The letter i is in any other european language pronounced the way English people say the letter e. So the pronunciation is [hɪtlɐ] or for the anglophones Heetler.
I'm a 16 year old student who has taken biology as a subject. But I always had an interest in history and you explain things so well. Really appreciate it and keep up the good vids!
This guy is easily among the top quality of Reaction channels. I learn something new even when watching him react to a video that I've seen dozens of times. I like ya cut, G.
Additional note on Adolfs Nephew. He served in the US Navy in WWII after he made a special request to FDR. He was wounded in battle and received the purple heart. After the War he used his medical training to analyze blood samples.
Where did you get that information from? According to his (German) Wikipedia article, the US authorities never really trusted him and only reluctantly accepted him into the navy in 1944. But he never saw any frontline duty and was discharged in 1947.
@@dodo0198 I got the information from the english wikipedia. He was though not overly trusted by the americans and I believe he was investigated by the FBI for sedition before he was allowed to serve. As to how he was injured, I do not know.
Hitler's nephew had to change his name after WW2 because he didn't want to be looked down at because of his surname. And he wrote something that had a name "I hate my uncle".
You mentioned how different family members can go so differently. My Mom was one of six kids. They had nothing growing up. But they had loving parents. My Mom's family was so low on the social totem pole, that they were not on the bottom, but below the totem pole. They were looked down on a lot. My Mom was never bitter on how they were treated, and neither her sister. My Aunt ended up teaching school in Japan in a international school, and the students LOVED her because how she cared for them. One of them traveled all the way from the Philippines to go to her funeral when she died of cancer. My Uncle on the other hand, is an extremely bitter man. He is the complete opposite of my Mom and Aunt. He is very selfish and only thinks of himself.
@@3thalluing339 She actually bought an extra math book for each student so they would not have to haul that heavy book to and from school. And she would also bring chocolate chip cookies.
I think the big takeaway from all this is that it takes so little to turn a person from nothing to something. We all have that little bit of narcissism and the need to blame others. Hopefully we can use that bit in a positive manner.
this is the best reaction to the oversimplified hitler video I've ever seen, like you provide the most background with additional information, other reactions don't cover also you can only watch it from other people's channels and not directly from oversimplified in austria and germany, because it's blocked here :(
I'm fairly sure if it wasn't hitler it would've been someone else, better or worse, in germany or a totally different country, the treaty of versailles was just too much of a dumpster fire plus the great depression, it was pretty much inevitable
Hate to be the "um ackchually" guy but Henry Tandey never actually met Hitler. The time Pvt Tandey was on the Western Front Hitler was wounded and in a field hospital. "The Man who didn't shoot Hitler" is a fascinating read
You know, no matter what history effect the action of Henry Tandey had. I feel kinda glad and proud because it just goes and shows the empathy he had, and that shall be praised
Just found your channel today. I already knew how accurate the information from channels like Oversimplified tends to be, but I enjoy the clarification, extra information and context you provide at certain points. And I love the fact that you'll often say points right before the video does. You obviously really know your stuff. Keep up the good work.
10:11 The doctor who looked after Hitler's family was a Jew, he was the only Jew who was protected by Hitler from racial politics. This doctor later lived in poverty. When Hitler came to power, the doctor wrote a letter to Adolf asking him to give him a job, but Hitler sent him to the USA and wrote in the letter "Thank you so much for looking after my mother, you did a lot for us."
I love your videos. I was a history major myself. I love how you add more information. You even drop some info I dont know. Keep up the great work. Thanks for all the great quality videos.
@@p3chv0gel22 Interesting. I've checked it and you're right (I'm German too). But I swear that I've watched the original video by oversimplyfied second half of 2020, so it was available for some time. Propably due to the heavy use of the swastika, which is an illegal symbol in Germany. If it would be blurred out, the video would propably available for us again.
Love your reaction videos Vlogging Through History/ History Guy Gaming! I'm beginning to binge watch all your videos. Thank you for teaching me history while reacting! Regards from the Philippines!! Congratulations on advance in 25k Subscribers!
10:14. Interesting fact the doctor that treated Klara was a Jewish doctor named Eduard Bloch. He was the family doctor. Even treated young Adolf when he got sick as well. I read on Wikipedia that after the Anschluss, he was "put under special protection by the Gestapo."
Came upon this channel when you reacted to ERB Alexander the Great and just got hooked to your videos. Really like how you not just watch and sit in silence, you actually add some interesting information to the video. Nice!
Another great reaction. I think I've binged all of the reactions so far and some Sabaton videos. Great additions and even corrections. Its greatly appreciated that you take the time to look up something you aren't sure about, adds to the quality of you and your channel. Keep up the great work!
thank you so much for taking your time on making this video, the original video is sadly blocked in my country and I am glad I could see it thanks to you :))
Fun fact: Since the jewish family doctor of the Hitlers, Eduard Bloch, tried his hardest to cure his mother charging only reduced prizes and sometimes even non at all, Hitler had a tone of respect for him. When the Nazis annexed Austria, Hitler made sure that Bloch would stay as unaffected by the prosecutions of the jewish population as possible (which worked for the most part but not completely). He even wanted to make Bloch an "honorary aryan" to ensure his safty and that he could continue to work in the Third Reich. But Bloch refused since he saw it as a betrayl to his faith and migrated to the US, where he died on June 1st, 1945.
ive been binge watching your reaction videos. on my own, i would’ve never watched this video, but watching you, giving small little references or fun facts, makes it not only entertaining, but the information sticks.
Hey Chris! Congrats in advance on 25 thousand subs! Also, The History Channel just began uploading their old show Battle 360, which documents WWII from the perspective of the USS Enterprise. I think that would be a really cool reaction series if the History Channel is on board with it. The episodes are an hour long so you might need to break it up, but I think it would be worthwhile as the show was made just in time (2008) for the CGI to hold up to modern standards, as well as have a bunch of the crewmen from the Enterprise give live interviews to tie into the story. If you only want to do one episode instead of like 10 hours of reactions the second episode covers the battle of Midway in a really great way! The series has nothing but good reviews on IMDB and on RUclips.
@@VloggingThroughHistory it was really cool looking at the comments on their RUclips videos of people reminiscing about the golden age of The History channel. They did such a great job of getting people to love history. It’s really cool to see comments on your channel from students saying how they’re really starting to engage with history because of your positivity and knowledge. Keep up the great work!
You deserve a lot more subscribers you make the best content I really like your videos and I somewhat prefer them over oversimplified videos because they give me more context, please keep making these great videos!
I really enjoy watching your reactions partly because I actually feel like a history teacher is reacting to a video. You bring up interesting facts that I had no idea about, can't wait till part 2:)
this video never gets old. feel like i remember a new fact you mention every time i watch! i study sociology and social anthropology at uni so your videos help in my wider understanding! thank you
Actually, yes, I'm French and dug all the oversimplified videos without seeing this one and without this video, I could never have know that it exists, so thank you for that
Regarding Henry Tandey, it is said that in a meeting with Chamberlain, Hitler told this story and had a painting of it in the room of his house Berghof in Berchtesgaden. However, there is a chance this story was forged, as Tandey was a war hero and wasn't currently there to dispute anything, Hitler could have used his name and the story to make himself look more friendly and grateful. Even if it is true, Hitler still "used" the story in addition to his good speech talent to manipulate Chamberlain. The meeting where Hitler would have told the story was the first of the three in-person meetings with Chamberlain on September 13 1938 following the Sudetencrisis.
Speaks to how good the oversimplified videos are that I’ve watched them all the way through and still watching all of this. You’re doing a good job adding background and content, but still, the oversimplified channel is fantastic
Great video ! I never heard that story about Tandy , I’m glad you shared that ! I enjoy oversimplified’s videos a lot and your reaction is a nice compliment
You’re videos are always so entertaining to watch. I’ve been following you since before you hit 10k subscribers but I always come back for me. Great stuff! I’ve always loved history and learning as much as I can. I thought about even making an Instagram account just to follow your trip to all the battlefields. Can’t wait to see the videos you post about that. Keep up the awesome work!
Ok, I thought I was just in for another Oversimplified reaction and then you actually dig and pull out references and sites to critically evaluate that vid, you really provide substance to the term "historian". Cheers mate, I definately subscribe, much love from germany
I love oversimplified content! Btw I recently found your channel and you reacting/explaining this makes it easier for me to understand since i dont really know a lot about history. Hope you keep making great content like this!
And even though Ludendorff and possibly Hindenburg started the "stab in the back" myth, they were the ones who requested that the Kaiser abdicate and that Germany ask the Allies (actually Entente, but...) for a peace agreement
Awesome video, man. Just found your channel a couple of days back. Loved it. Definitely my favourite history reactioner. Besides Mr Terry. Also, because this video had been blocked in my country (Hungary) as well
this is why my teachers dont want me to use Wikipedia cause they know that ill learn more from a historian and oversimplified and Wikipedia than in school and my knowledge will be more than the teachers
"He went on to say that it was the best time of his life" Now thats how you know how demented he was. The front lines of WW1 were nothing but a human slaughterhouse for both sides. Nothing had ever been seen like it in previous wars. Soldiers fighting with modern warfare tactics and equipment with an old school war mentality and he enjoyed it. Wow he was a horrible human being but he must've been a good soldier to not only enjoy WW1 but also be awarded with the Iron Cross
@@LightgreenLP For Churchill yes. He was one of the main majors for the Gallipoli landings which was basically a slaughter of British and ANZAC troops so for him to say that he enjoyed the war while he was basically exempt from combat that left alot of soldiers mangled, shell shocked or dead is a bit fucked up
@@skaterpulse6746 Churchill was dismissed as first lord of the admiralty after the debacle in Gallipoli. He joined the army and did serve on the front for a while (coincidentally, in the belgian town where the bricks of my house were made). And there are a good amount of WW1 veterans who did in fact look back with joy on their time during the war. Especially in Germany, where they often ended up broke or even homeless after the war. But even in the allied nations there are examples of this. Not every sector was Ypres, the Somme or Verdun either, and some veterans just missed the camaraderie they had during the war.
With the US and the world censoring history and who did what... we need more unbiased objectivity from people like you brother. Thank you for the content. I’m sure they’re going to stop teaching it like this if they even do now a days. Being blind to history dooms us to follow it and repeat what we should have learned.
I love how you do these to give credit and funds to Oversimplified! These are just nice videos to watch and follow along with what is in the video. And it shows how well Oversimplified actually covers the information.
FUN FACT: Art appreciated before WW2 was really detailed artwork of people and gods etc. AFTER WW2 however... it was abstract art that a 2 year old could do. They just didn't want anybody else failing art school. UvU
Not always. It is easy to claim modern art is easy to do but many peaces are complex in ways that hyper realism didn't have. At the same time... Abstract art was great before WW2 as well.... I mean what about van Gogh or Munch. Abstract simply means that it is not an attempt to show the world exactly as observed. Hence not like a photo.
Interesting coincidence - my wife has just completed her bachelors in psychology and is going on to a masters, and hoping to specialise in conflict resulution, It seems my wife and yours may have much in common.
Yeah. I used to watch Mr. Terry for knowledge on foreign history but the time i watched you. I become your student and sucked the knowledge you blessed on me. So thank you and keep up the great content
I think some people should understand the context. You are an historian, someone who is definitively going to expand considerably the story told by the videos and give more perspective. People, he is not a common streamer that will just kept quiet or just say "oh, ahhh, woah". In fact, that is what makes these things interesting in the first place. If you watch a video about an historian reacting to something, you are here because you want to see how that historian will compare the contents of the video with the knowledge acquired so far until now, and see if he gaves an approval to it or not, perhaps even now knowing new parts of the overall puzzle, because we are always learning new elements. We are constantly evolving in that sense, we are never the same persons as before, as the famous philosopher Heraclitus said in one of his sayings: "Nobody can swim in the same river twice". I think that if a person wants to have the reactor to just say "oh, ahhh, woah", I would suggest to look into other youtube channels.
Glad I found your channel. Been watching a lot of Oversimplified over the last year, and I’m always happy to see someone fill in some of the gaps in the history info. Suggestion to name this format something like “Slightly less Oversimplified”?
As an English person, yes, we cannot watch this video where I live. Which is why I use nord VPN /j. Seriously though thank you for essentially reuploafing this video with extra info, very helpful
@@VloggingThroughHistory I have a goal to start at Fort Sumner and work my way through every Battlefield. I have a bunch of cameras working on my filming. I'm a retired vet and would like to check all the stuff out before it's gone.
Wow, that’s some heavy level stuff at 4:35-4:45. Imagine being so ashamed of your family history and relatives that you simply refuse to have offspring and just allow yourself to die out.
Imo that is stupid as hell. Even if I share blood with someone, that does not make me them. Ironically blaming blood for evil actions sounds nazi as fuck.
Bro when they were talking about his fries. Describing his early life “ thought he was better than others his age, quick to anger, and incredible speaking once he got going” I was like “oh no that’s me I don’t like we’re this is going”
Its actually blocked here in Germnay, Im not sure how to feel about this, because we are told, that if we forget, we will repeat. So if we cant learn about this Part of History, we might forget about them
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Fun fact: when hitler was young he almost drowned in a river however he was saved by a priest and on that same day in that same river that same priest saved the man who killed Hitler
I see what you did there
I honestly was thinking, "Hitler was not kiled, he committed suicide." That was when I realized what you did there.
If he had drown 64.999.999
people would be alive
- 1 because Hitler died in the river
@@NemoCapt001 can u explain? I'm middle eastern and I don't get it.
@@pcuseprogramming4527 the other man the priest saved was hitler, hitler killed himself.
This is why giving an F in art school is extra scary
he wasn't even allowed to go there.
he failed before he even got in lol
@@TheSkyGuy77 twice I believe, right?
@@HoV326 yes
And that is sad because his paintings are really good, its something I will defenitly hang in my wall rather than cool words.
And extra crappy as well.
Ayyyyyy, can never get enough of Oversimplified
Ikr
Not really a fan of their new videos. They are also really greedy.
@@Choppytehbear1337 its not that bad
@@thundy9124 Their videos are full of ads plus they have long sponsorships.
@@Choppytehbear1337 What. really.
greedy. poor choice of words.
"This is just the grammar nazi in me." - I love you, a perfect pun for the content.
You'll notice I hesitated, normally I would have just said it, but in the context I was using it, I hesitated
Grammar Nazi
@dumedume269 Hitler was a Nazi. This guy was being a grammar Nazi. Get it now?
@@VloggingThroughHistory nah man don't hesitate, it was a funny joke and even if people somehow took offense we all know you didn't mean for it to be offensive and plus people that don't get the joke so Hitler hated Jews and Communists so when someone says "gotta unleash the Grammar Nazi in me" it means that they are very knowledgeable about something and sort of dislike when someone spells something wrong or hates it just like how Hitler hated Jews so when people say "I am unleashing my Grammar Nazi" and etc. It just means that they hate or dislike bad grammar so you get it now?
I’m pretty sure it was spelled incorrectly for that exact purpose.
3:00 it went from H-ie-tler to Hit-ler cause whenever he was enraged, he would punish Adolf severely
This comment has enraged him, now he shall punish Adolf severly.
Original last name was Hiedler, with a D
I think the vowel confusion comes from the weird english orthography around vowels (See: great vowel shift and all that...) The letter i is in any other european language pronounced the way English people say the letter e. So the pronunciation is [hɪtlɐ] or for the anglophones Heetler.
@@Morpheux1 thank you so muh for writing it out, cause I was like that is just the Germanic (depends on region) pronunciation of Hitler
@@kabob0077 this enraged Adolf's father, who punished him severely
Just found your channel. Easily one of the best history dudes out there
Thank you so much!
Welcome!
Agreed, its good to know some american who is very interested and has already huge knowledge of history. greetings from Germoney
Ahhh yes history dudes
@@sus3564 we are cultured here we don’t use appropriate nouns my fellow comment dude
I'm a 16 year old student who has taken biology as a subject. But I always had an interest in history and you explain things so well. Really appreciate it and keep up the good vids!
Thank you Abdullah! Glad to have you here.
Great to see another Chelsea fan in the community
@@steelepartridge6954 nobody's perfect. ;) #WBA
@@VloggingThroughHistory The Albion hoodie alone is worth being their fan, it's awesome.
you know he take others peoples work and make some commentary over it?
I like how he finished the phrase "who punished him severely" lol
LOL the best phrase ever
This guy is easily among the top quality of Reaction channels.
I learn something new even when watching him react to a video that I've seen dozens of times.
I like ya cut, G.
Appreciate that!
Additional note on Adolfs Nephew. He served in the US Navy in WWII after he made a special request to FDR. He was wounded in battle and received the purple heart. After the War he used his medical training to analyze blood samples.
Where did you get that information from? According to his (German) Wikipedia article, the US authorities never really trusted him and only reluctantly accepted him into the navy in 1944. But he never saw any frontline duty and was discharged in 1947.
@@dodo0198 I got the information from the english wikipedia. He was though not overly trusted by the americans and I believe he was investigated by the FBI for sedition before he was allowed to serve. As to how he was injured, I do not know.
Hitler's nephew had to change his name after WW2 because he didn't want to be looked down at because of his surname. And he wrote something that had a name "I hate my uncle".
@@marinbubalo1035He dislikes his uncle solely for not letting himself get blackmailed into financing his nephews lifestyle
You mentioned how different family members can go so differently. My Mom was one of six kids. They had nothing growing up. But they had loving parents. My Mom's family was so low on the social totem pole, that they were not on the bottom, but below the totem pole. They were looked down on a lot. My Mom was never bitter on how they were treated, and neither her sister. My Aunt ended up teaching school in Japan in a international school, and the students LOVED her because how she cared for them. One of them traveled all the way from the Philippines to go to her funeral when she died of cancer. My Uncle on the other hand, is an extremely bitter man. He is the complete opposite of my Mom and Aunt. He is very selfish and only thinks of himself.
Thanks for your comment
We all have different breaking points, no one is above embracing bitterness or other negative outlooks/emotions due to a tragic circumstance.
Family Life 101
The student who visited your aunt… she must’ve meant a lot to that student.
@@3thalluing339 She actually bought an extra math book for each student so they would not have to haul that heavy book to and from school. And she would also bring chocolate chip cookies.
6:31 Loved how you said “Punished him severely” at the same time as the Audio.
Yes yes yes
I think the big takeaway from all this is that it takes so little to turn a person from nothing to something. We all have that little bit of narcissism and the need to blame others. Hopefully we can use that bit in a positive manner.
I Dont think that whats happened there Was 'little'
this is the best reaction to the oversimplified hitler video I've ever seen, like you provide the most background with additional information, other reactions don't cover
also you can only watch it from other people's channels and not directly from oversimplified in austria and germany, because it's blocked here :(
Really appreciate your kind words, Philipp.
You can get around that with a VPN
@@gmanor20 sponsored by nord vpn
Why the hell is it banned in the uk bro
@@Goatedpal2 I think it's banned in Europe altogether
Henry Tandy is such a butterfly affect case it’s insane. It really shows how random yet critical life can be.
Glad he didn’t shoot
Luckily he didn't shoot, else western colonialism wouldn't end that soon.
I'm fairly sure if it wasn't hitler it would've been someone else, better or worse, in germany or a totally different country, the treaty of versailles was just too much of a dumpster fire plus the great depression, it was pretty much inevitable
Hate to be the "um ackchually" guy but Henry Tandey never actually met Hitler. The time Pvt Tandey was on the Western Front Hitler was wounded and in a field hospital. "The Man who didn't shoot Hitler" is a fascinating read
You know, no matter what history effect the action of Henry Tandey had. I feel kinda glad and proud because it just goes and shows the empathy he had, and that shall be praised
Just found your channel today. I already knew how accurate the information from channels like Oversimplified tends to be, but I enjoy the clarification, extra information and context you provide at certain points. And I love the fact that you'll often say points right before the video does. You obviously really know your stuff. Keep up the good work.
This guy is so under rated(my fav youtuber)
Appreciate that Roxanne!
Roxanne, God dam
It is joke btw song lyrics
Which one? 🙂
10:11 The doctor who looked after Hitler's family was a Jew, he was the only Jew who was protected by Hitler from racial politics. This doctor later lived in poverty. When Hitler came to power, the doctor wrote a letter to Adolf asking him to give him a job, but Hitler sent him to the USA and wrote in the letter "Thank you so much for looking after my mother, you did a lot for us."
That was informative thanks!
I love your videos. I was a history major myself. I love how you add more information. You even drop some info I dont know. Keep up the great work. Thanks for all the great quality videos.
It’s not available in my country. Thank you for your reaction so I could see the video.
May i ask, from which country you are?
@@p3chv0gel22 Slovenia. And you?
@@levbegus187 Germany, which is ironic, because it's unavailable here as well
@@p3chv0gel22 It’s probably unavailable throughout all of Europe
@@p3chv0gel22 Interesting. I've checked it and you're right (I'm German too). But I swear that I've watched the original video by oversimplyfied second half of 2020, so it was available for some time. Propably due to the heavy use of the swastika, which is an illegal symbol in Germany. If it would be blurred out, the video would propably available for us again.
“Grammar nazi in me” interesting word choice
It’s an actual term to describe someone who corrects others grammar unnecessarily
@Sergio Avalos He has a Minecraft profile picture so i'm assuming he doesn't know what grammar nazi means.
@Sergio Avalos Yeah no worries.
At least nobody was shot.
What's funny is that he wasn't correcting grammar; he was correcting spelling
Your account has got me a lot more interested in history, especially the American civil war and both world wars
Absolutely loving your videos! Binging the oversimplified and ERB series. It’s so nice to enjoy something and also be able to learn. Keep it up!
Love your reaction videos Vlogging Through History/ History Guy Gaming! I'm beginning to binge watch all your videos. Thank you for teaching me history while reacting! Regards from the Philippines!! Congratulations on advance in 25k Subscribers!
10:14. Interesting fact the doctor that treated Klara was a Jewish doctor named Eduard Bloch. He was the family doctor. Even treated young Adolf when he got sick as well. I read on Wikipedia that after the Anschluss, he was "put under special protection by the Gestapo."
Came upon this channel when you reacted to ERB Alexander the Great and just got hooked to your videos. Really like how you not just watch and sit in silence, you actually add some interesting information to the video. Nice!
Another great reaction. I think I've binged all of the reactions so far and some Sabaton videos. Great additions and even corrections. Its greatly appreciated that you take the time to look up something you aren't sure about, adds to the quality of you and your channel. Keep up the great work!
this may be one of my new favourite channels. You deserve more subs!
Thanks Thomas!
thank you so much for taking your time on making this video, the original video is sadly blocked in my country and I am glad I could see it thanks to you :))
The reactions to oversimplified videos are great, the mix of oversimplifieds humor and extra details by you is awesome
Fun fact:
Since the jewish family doctor of the Hitlers, Eduard Bloch, tried his hardest to cure his mother charging only reduced prizes and sometimes even non at all, Hitler had a tone of respect for him. When the Nazis annexed Austria, Hitler made sure that Bloch would stay as unaffected by the prosecutions of the jewish population as possible (which worked for the most part but not completely). He even wanted to make Bloch an "honorary aryan" to ensure his safty and that he could continue to work in the Third Reich. But Bloch refused since he saw it as a betrayl to his faith and migrated to the US, where he died on June 1st, 1945.
ive been binge watching your reaction videos. on my own, i would’ve never watched this video, but watching you, giving small little references or fun facts, makes it not only entertaining, but the information sticks.
Hey Chris! Congrats in advance on 25 thousand subs! Also, The History Channel just began uploading their old show Battle 360, which documents WWII from the perspective of the USS Enterprise. I think that would be a really cool reaction series if the History Channel is on board with it. The episodes are an hour long so you might need to break it up, but I think it would be worthwhile as the show was made just in time (2008) for the CGI to hold up to modern standards, as well as have a bunch of the crewmen from the Enterprise give live interviews to tie into the story. If you only want to do one episode instead of like 10 hours of reactions the second episode covers the battle of Midway in a really great way! The series has nothing but good reviews on IMDB and on RUclips.
Funny you mention that, I was just rewatching some of those episodes on my fire stick the other day.
@@VloggingThroughHistory it was really cool looking at the comments on their RUclips videos of people reminiscing about the golden age of The History channel. They did such a great job of getting people to love history. It’s really cool to see comments on your channel from students saying how they’re really starting to engage with history because of your positivity and knowledge. Keep up the great work!
Now I can finally watch this video in germany again
jo, wusste auch nicht das es existiert, bis ich es von jemand in ner reaction sah...
Das Video hatte aber auch verdammt viele Hakenkreuze.
@@01.adeyogaaditamaputra96 you mean guten? Guttenberg is someone else.
Vpn.....
ich hatte das video schon nach veröffentlichung gesehen. war auch erstaunt das es nicht mehr verfügbar ist.
You deserve a lot more subscribers you make the best content I really like your videos and I somewhat prefer them over oversimplified videos because they give me more context, please keep making these great videos!
I appreciate that!
"If you can see that the subscribe button is red, turn it grey."
Me, an intellectual who is colorblind: I only see blue.
Started to watch your videos recently, I've been loving them! Your comments add a lot to the videos, keep up with the amazing content!
When the original video is banned in your country but this isn't : HEHEHEHE
Edit: omg I have never gotten so much likes
Sneak 100
What country?
@@luketalbot7253 Not Germany, i can watch it
I am from Germany and I can‘t watch the original video.
Only with VPN
I really enjoy watching your reactions partly because I actually feel like a history teacher is reacting to a video. You bring up interesting facts that I had no idea about, can't wait till part 2:)
You are great at what you do and it’s fun to watch . I just want to say I’ve already watched it but, I just love the extra information .
Who else originally came here just because the video is banned in your country then stayed because the commentary was entertaining
I feel that after world war 2 modern art seems more abstract, and it allows you to get into art school a bit easier.
Awesome reaction and insight. Looking forward to your next video. ☺
Was I the only one who cracked up at the brief pause then play through at 7:27? 😁
Why do I wish my History teacher went this deep on the things we learned. Love the content, and your further explanations of video topics.
If I was a history teacher i would do this
this video never gets old. feel like i remember a new fact you mention every time i watch! i study sociology and social anthropology at uni so your videos help in my wider understanding! thank you
Actually, yes, I'm French and dug all the oversimplified videos without seeing this one and without this video, I could never have know that it exists, so thank you for that
Regarding Henry Tandey, it is said that in a meeting with Chamberlain, Hitler told this story and had a painting of it in the room of his house Berghof in Berchtesgaden.
However, there is a chance this story was forged, as Tandey was a war hero and wasn't currently there to dispute anything, Hitler could have used his name and the story to make himself look more friendly and grateful.
Even if it is true, Hitler still "used" the story in addition to his good speech talent to manipulate Chamberlain.
The meeting where Hitler would have told the story was the first of the three in-person meetings with Chamberlain on September 13 1938 following the Sudetencrisis.
Speaks to how good the oversimplified videos are that I’ve watched them all the way through and still watching all of this. You’re doing a good job adding background and content, but still, the oversimplified channel is fantastic
I love it when you add stuff to the videos. helps fill in the gaps that oversimplified might gloss over and it does feel like a discussion!
Love ur vids man I will DEFINITELY sub ur a great guy
Great video ! I never heard that story about Tandy , I’m glad you shared that !
I enjoy oversimplified’s videos a lot and your reaction is a nice compliment
You’re videos are always so entertaining to watch. I’ve been following you since before you hit 10k subscribers but I always come back for me. Great stuff! I’ve always loved history and learning as much as I can. I thought about even making an Instagram account just to follow your trip to all the battlefields. Can’t wait to see the videos you post about that. Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks Nicolas. Glad to have you along for the journey.
Ok, I thought I was just in for another Oversimplified reaction and then you actually dig and pull out references and sites to critically evaluate that vid, you really provide substance to the term "historian". Cheers mate, I definately subscribe, much love from germany
I love oversimplified content! Btw I recently found your channel and you reacting/explaining this makes it easier for me to understand since i dont really know a lot about history. Hope you keep making great content like this!
Great video, I especially like the parts where you dive a bit into detail about a topic in the videos. Keep it up!
GREAT video commentary!
Couldn't be better...
Much appreciated!
And even though Ludendorff and possibly Hindenburg started the "stab in the back" myth, they were the ones who requested that the Kaiser abdicate and that Germany ask the Allies (actually Entente, but...) for a peace agreement
But of course the Germans expected that the peace would be according to Wilson's 14 principles, not the harsh terms of the Versailles Treaty
the British dude who chose not to shoot him may have created the worlds most devastating butterfly effect.
Awesome video, man. Just found your channel a couple of days back. Loved it. Definitely my favourite history reactioner. Besides Mr Terry. Also, because this video had been blocked in my country (Hungary) as well
Always glad to have a Hungarian here! My wife's grandfather's family was from Sajoszentpeter, so my wife and kids are all part Hungarian.
this is why my teachers dont want me to use Wikipedia cause they know that ill learn more from a historian and oversimplified and Wikipedia than in school and my knowledge will be more than the teachers
I can't stop watching these. The concise info from the video plus your commentary fills in any gaps🤙
"He went on to say that it was the best time of his life"
Now thats how you know how demented he was. The front lines of WW1 were nothing but a human slaughterhouse for both sides. Nothing had ever been seen like it in previous wars. Soldiers fighting with modern warfare tactics and equipment with an old school war mentality and he enjoyed it. Wow he was a horrible human being but he must've been a good soldier to not only enjoy WW1 but also be awarded with the Iron Cross
Churchill also said he enjoyed the war
@@LightgreenLP Well of course he did. He wasn't in frontline combat for most of the war so he would
@@skaterpulse6746 Still messed up to say that, right?
@@LightgreenLP For Churchill yes. He was one of the main majors for the Gallipoli landings which was basically a slaughter of British and ANZAC troops so for him to say that he enjoyed the war while he was basically exempt from combat that left alot of soldiers mangled, shell shocked or dead is a bit fucked up
@@skaterpulse6746 Churchill was dismissed as first lord of the admiralty after the debacle in Gallipoli. He joined the army and did serve on the front for a while (coincidentally, in the belgian town where the bricks of my house were made).
And there are a good amount of WW1 veterans who did in fact look back with joy on their time during the war. Especially in Germany, where they often ended up broke or even homeless after the war. But even in the allied nations there are examples of this. Not every sector was Ypres, the Somme or Verdun either, and some veterans just missed the camaraderie they had during the war.
I just found your channel recently and your content is just amazing. Keep up the good work!
Thank you Anthony! Glad to have you here.
With the US and the world censoring history and who did what... we need more unbiased objectivity from people like you brother. Thank you for the content. I’m sure they’re going to stop teaching it like this if they even do now a days. Being blind to history dooms us to follow it and repeat what we should have learned.
Unfortunately, this OverSimplified video isn't available where I am (London, UK), so I'm glad to see it here. Excellent video 👍🏻🐐
Bro, imagine if that soldier had actually shot Hitler instead of letting him go
I love how you do these to give credit and funds to Oversimplified! These are just nice videos to watch and follow along with what is in the video. And it shows how well Oversimplified actually covers the information.
FUN FACT: Art appreciated before WW2 was really detailed artwork of people and gods etc. AFTER WW2 however... it was abstract art that a 2 year old could do. They just didn't want anybody else failing art school. UvU
Not always. It is easy to claim modern art is easy to do but many peaces are complex in ways that hyper realism didn't have.
At the same time... Abstract art was great before WW2 as well.... I mean what about van Gogh or Munch.
Abstract simply means that it is not an attempt to show the world exactly as observed. Hence not like a photo.
I love your videos I’m a big history person and Im learning so much from y’all! Keep doing your thing great sir!!!
8:09 he was about to say "who punished him severely"
Thank you for this reaction! Now I can watch your reaction AND another great oversimplified video in Estonia))
I love how when oversimplified says punished severely you say it at the same time 😂
Thank you so much! I watch this video often because the video is unavailable in my country: The UK You deserve another subscriber.
Interesting coincidence - my wife has just completed her bachelors in psychology and is going on to a masters, and hoping to specialise in conflict resulution,
It seems my wife and yours may have much in common.
Yeah. I used to watch Mr. Terry for knowledge on foreign history but the time i watched you. I become your student and sucked the knowledge you blessed on me.
So thank you and keep up the great content
Tysm one of the best history teachers out there
Thank you for posting such great content and helping me learn more about history
Fun Fact: this video was blocked in Germany and Poland
“Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.”
-Winston Churchill
Love your stuff man, been binging before bed
I think some people should understand the context. You are an historian, someone who is definitively going to expand considerably the story told by the videos and give more perspective. People, he is not a common streamer that will just kept quiet or just say "oh, ahhh, woah".
In fact, that is what makes these things interesting in the first place. If you watch a video about an historian reacting to something, you are here because you want to see how that historian will compare the contents of the video with the knowledge acquired so far until now, and see if he gaves an approval to it or not, perhaps even now knowing new parts of the overall puzzle, because we are always learning new elements. We are constantly evolving in that sense, we are never the same persons as before, as the famous philosopher Heraclitus said in one of his sayings: "Nobody can swim in the same river twice".
I think that if a person wants to have the reactor to just say "oh, ahhh, woah", I would suggest to look into other youtube channels.
8:55 anyone notice royal high (a roblox role play game) in the bar above?
Best way to repeat the catastrophe is by ignoring the first one as if it never happened instead of learning from it
Glad I found your channel. Been watching a lot of Oversimplified over the last year, and I’m always happy to see someone fill in some of the gaps in the history info. Suggestion to name this format something like “Slightly less Oversimplified”?
I can’t wait to see him react to the Russian revolution.
In france we don't have access to the original video but at least I got to see it through you so thank you :)
Glad to see my fellow NE Ohioans making such cool history content
As an English person, yes, we cannot watch this video where I live. Which is why I use nord VPN /j. Seriously though thank you for essentially reuploafing this video with extra info, very helpful
That poor Belgium flag though... What most people never seem to get right is the correct color sequence for the German flag 😂
I thought the german flag was black red yellow? 🇩🇪The belgian flag is black yellow red 🇧🇪
@@jenshendrickx2230 Yes. And in the classroom scene here they are flying the Belgium flag (although in reverse too) not the German one.
@@Danisachan yeahh i always thought that was strange because the german flag was right next to it
i mean, its not our fault that the people who created these flags have 0 creativity
@@Danisachan I bet you ten bucks that that was absolutely on purpose and I'm actually confused some people seem to think otherwise
I love history and you are amazing I love OverSimplified, and Now I subscribed to you. Great history guy.
In Germany we can't watch this video anymore it literally doesn't appear anymore we can only watch it through reactions
Lüge
@@jan-lukaskuhne1846 Nein ist es nicht! Ich kann es nicht beim original Oversimplified Kanal nicht mehr sehen ich habs ja früher da gesehen
@@ortegaperu8510 komisch ich kann es ganz normal da sehen
Vpn......
@@sumguyonabike8776 but still it shouldn't be like that
Keep it up man, I found this channel few days ago and I really like it.
3:52 = SWEET HOME ALABAMA
I love this channel. It helps me with my goals of learning something new every day.
Excellent goal to have. It's mine as well.
@@VloggingThroughHistory I have a goal to start at Fort Sumner and work my way through every Battlefield. I have a bunch of cameras working on my filming. I'm a retired vet and would like to check all the stuff out before it's gone.
I love this guy I love that he is doing more vids
Wow, that’s some heavy level stuff at 4:35-4:45. Imagine being so ashamed of your family history and relatives that you simply refuse to have offspring and just allow yourself to die out.
Imo that is stupid as hell.
Even if I share blood with someone, that does not make me them.
Ironically blaming blood for evil actions sounds nazi as fuck.
I’m one of your old Subscribers, i love your channel. It will be nice if you could do Epic History TV World War 1 series.
Bro when they were talking about his fries. Describing his early life “ thought he was better than others his age, quick to anger, and incredible speaking once he got going” I was like “oh no that’s me I don’t like we’re this is going”
You can't watch this in the UK
Its actually blocked here in Germnay, Im not sure how to feel about this, because we are told, that if we forget, we will repeat. So if we cant learn about this Part of History, we might forget about them