@landon8214 he means the picture one third into the video. somebody actually drew it IRL, you can see the details. and theres even a "watermark" or tag @ekn.1705
@@TheBlackzmanOversimplification again. For the first centuries of it's existence, the HRE was an unified Empire, which was undone by wrong doings and decentralization. Also, it was the Protector of the Pope in Rome, who also crowned the Emperor and was the first whocalled the entity the "Holy Roman Empire". So, while the HRE didn't directly control Rome, it did so through the said protection and influence, which made it somewhat Roman. Also, everything the pope calls holy is, right? And the picture is a bit misleading, the HRE was at it's lowest point in history at that time, you wouldn't show somebody a picture of Byzantium in 1452 and tell them that that's Byzantium, right?
@@hardbassmonkey ofc I will show the real end of the Roman Empire of 1452. Byzantium is a term called by the western Catholic Countries. Officially East Rome, or Roman Empire. I do not recognise HRE or Latin Empire as the Roman Empires. However, I recognise the Popes as one of the successor state of Rome. Speaks Latin, has Rome as the capital and declared independence from East Rome.
yea it's because they made Germany the people who lost the war tons of people and money pay for the entire war somehow it was almost as if the world was pretty much asking for the same situation to happen again
WW1 sort of didn’t really end... I’ve heard one historian describe the period of 1915-1945 as “The 2nd Thirty-Years War” (albeit with a protracted cold war/stalemate for a while in the middle)
@@roshan7041 Tamil Nadu , not south india , in fact it encompassed Kerala , TN and Northern Sri Lanka, which were collectively called Tamilagam. There was no mughal rule in TN.
The Roman empire beat the unholy non Roman confederation by atleast 500 years and were a little more influential than some micro state from india...lol
Yeah that was my same experience, I really enjoyed the greatest story never told documentary and if you haven’t seen it if highly recommend it, basically filled in all the missing pieces from my schooling
All I remeber was a load of questions what never got answered. Like, if they were that bad how'd they get a whole country to follow 'em, not to mention Italy sided with them which is basically like getting the pope on your side, not forgetting that the nazis sort to get rid of all of the undesirables so why are the Jewish the only ones talked about
@@thomasb8733 I appreciate the contribution, but there is no such thing as an unbaist view, a 3rd party view will sometimes rationalise irrational decisions.
If you want a fascinating story, look up the accomplishments of Otto von Bismarck. The man was a political and military powerhouse. He also predicted the end of the Kaiser's reign 20 years after his death, and was off by less than 6 months.
Yes everyone watched that video from extra credits. Otto von von bismarks life was very well documented and not very secretive lol. Theres a reason he's known as one of the greatest leaders in history.
@@gfrancisco8870 yes, that is where the empire's history begins. Even though the shift to the Ottonians was a significant event, it didn't refound anything.
@@TheSurogate Carol Magnus was the first Holy Roman Emperor, but not the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Also in the era of Holy Roman Empire, Rome was autonomous (ruled by Pope) and roman empire still existed. (Eastern Rome) Also it wasnt even an empire, more like an confederation of bunch of Germanic States. And it wasnt even holy because there was some sort of cold war going on between Pope and Emperor. Also Carol Magnus' empire i called Carolingian Empire or Frankish Empire by historians despite him declaring himself emperor of rome, because his empire divided into three nanosecond after he died. And Holy Roman Empire does not own frank teritories. TLDR: It's all political pragmatic bull, and everybody (historical figures) lies.
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I'm from Europe my grandfather fought against the Nazis. But my grandfather said he hasn't never came across better soldiers than the German soldiers in the battlefield
@@reyalcaraz6473That's a lie. The OKW in charge of the army squabbled and dithered about methods of attack, who should be involved, and was plagued by powerhungry men, wanting to get the Führer's favor. As a result the Kriegsmarine was a disaster throughout the entire war, and the German offensives after 1941 were ineffective as they couldn't agree on a simple course of action. This was further exacerbated by Hitler's decision to unilaterally control the army.
@@CalvinNoire some of the lands that in the present don't consider themselves German did back then. Alsace lorraine and the low countries for example were german nations. There was no Dutch identity until the revolt against the Spanish crown after some habsburg chap decided to split his titles over various heirs. He ended up giving the Spanish crown, Italian possessions and the low countries to one heir while giving the HRE and Austria to another. New habsburg chap was pretty much a tyrant and we revolted. That's when we seperated from the other German nations and their developments.
(After WW1) The Treaty of Versailles was more or less the reason for WW2. They punished Germany way to hard. Many people even say the plan was to destroy the country completely through the treaty of versailles. Taking away Germany’s military (from 4 mio to only 100 thousand) was a big humiliation for them. The country had one of the most advanced military and it was definitely one of the biggest prides of the nation. Another problem was that in the territories that got taken away from them, there lived many ethnic Germans who didn’t want to belong to the neighboring countries. They also could’ve never payed the allies with the money they demanded from Germany. The country itself was in a huge economic crises. It was only a matter of time before another war would break out. (And don’t forget that they lost all their colonies in Africa and Asia) It was also not fair that Germany had to accept all the war guilt for a war they didn’t even start in the first place which made the people even more bitter.
Plus Germany may have been a main player. But they didn't start the War. Austria-Hungary started the War in 1914 & Germany just kept their promise of defending Austria against Russia
funnily, like the Luger pistol, i used to despise the germans' early war WWI uniforms with the Pickelhaube until i fell in love, and then i got myself a cosplay of it lol
they had quite a change of uniforms between 1900 and 1945. not nearly comparable. you probably refer to the uniforms designed by the Hugo Boss company in the late 1920s/early 1930s.
Germans are very smart people. They were treated terribly by their government like United States. Power hungry people. At least we can vote them out eventually for a new bunch OFEM. They have to figure things out. Takes a while
interestingly, there are or were three German republics as well. The Weimar Republic, the German Democratic Republic and now the Federal Republic of Germany. Where the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic during the Cold War can be called puppet states that only got their sovereignty back after the fall of the Wall and the reunion.
Incorrect. When Karl the Great became Emperor, his country was called the Frankish Realm or the Frankish Empire. When his son, Ludwig the Pious, died, the 3 grandsons of Karl, split the Frankish Realm into three parts. It was the Eastern Region, ruled by Ludwig the German, which became Germany. The year one can speak of "Germany" is the year 919, because in 919 Heinrich of Saxony became the first German King over all territories and therefore formed the real German Kingdom (Roman-German Realm). When his son, Otto the Great, became Emperor and established the "Reichskirche", then Germany transformed into the German Empire, or, by its titles also called Holy Roman Empire of German Nation. (It was of course not a national state but a [progressive] medieval country in which the term "German" encompassed all offspring of Germanic tribes in the geographical area of the continental Germanic people, for example, in the HRE the Dutch were Germans, the Hessians were Germans, the Austrians were Germans, the Saxons were Germans, the Burgunds were Germans, the Swiss were Germans etc.)
@@bobbwc7011it is actually correct. Charlemagne was crowned emperor of the Romans, by the pope. That's why it's a Holy Roman Empire. Holy because he was crowned by the Pope, Roman because he was crowned Emperor of Rome, and Empire because Empire.
@@kristinagraversgaard5328 It is incorrect. The Frankish Realm was never called HRE. That was exclusively a weird political label for the GERMAN EMPIRE since 962. Karl the Great simply wanted legitimacy for his imperial crown.
My man answered the question in less than a minute while my teacher takes about 15 fkn minutes to explain the same thing Edit: let's gooo first time having more than 20 likes haha
I'd listen anyways, if world history is a painting, this video is a stick figure. There is so much to it if I were your teacher this would be the class. Learn to appreciate the long way, and you'll get the deeper explanations that will never surface in a minute video.
Imperial Germany was responsible for mass crimes against humanity too. The more comments I read from online “history buffs” the more I’m convinced that the vast majority of people are completely historically illiterate. Choosing a specific conclusion and drawing cherry picked evidence from it.
@@aperfectlynormalperson1710 But I’m still alive and enjoying a wonderful life. Unfortunately graveyards have plenty of young dead people and you may not reach anywhere near a full life. You sound very naïve and immature but think on, “With age comes wisdom and knowledge”. You have quite some way to go, IF you get the allotted time.😁
Don't know about now, but at one time, yes, you did learn this in school, Jr High School grade 7th to 9th was when history started to get seriously interesting.
That’s exactly why the democrats are traitors! They try to indoctrinate our youth instead of giving them true learning skills and lessons! God help us because it is honestly dumbing everyone down. That’s not to be mean it’s to point out how terrible today’s ideology is hurting our society!
Because school has to be so particular about what they can say. I've had years of Amercian History classes, they barely told us anything of what actually happened! The Victor's really do rewrite history
What bugs me is that when people talk about the HRE, they never say "the HRE consisted of mostly german states, involving portions of italy, france and switzerland" but decide to separate austria from their german heritage as if they arent german.
@@DemocraticConfederalist33they did lose, but no point being a salty winner. As an American, who is glad that America won, I don't mind telling you that the Germans did very well for being outnumbered 3 to 1 the whole second half of the war after America got involved; most of that number being Russia's ridiculous manpower. To say nothing of the frightening advancements the axis made in the first half. Until we (and Russian winter/reinforcement) got involved, the Germans appeared to be animated General Grievous levels of "unstoppable".
There are many nations in Europe, we don’t have a space for massive empires. Apart from that Germans were not very tolerant nation for other ethnicities.
You mean extending from the Rhine to the A-A Line? Or from the Rhine to the Volga and the Ural Mountains? You were never destined to be what you thought you were. Germany and the German people may be wiped out if they ever try to do the things they did again.
Technically the holy Roman Empire was Not a German Empire in its early stages. Thats why it was only called holy Roman Empire of German Nation at the end.
Hitler’s desire to restore what he saw as Germany’s glorious past after WWI, reminds me of Putin’s desire to restore what he sees as the glory of the former Soviet Union.
@@stankygeorge Unless you invade a sovereign country just to try to bring back the good old days. That’s far too much suffering just for Putin to feel nostalgic.
Tbh Germany didn't deserve what happened after WW1 considering they were only helping their Allied friend but America and Britain blamed them for the war and no one else so you guys kinda had it coming
“America and Britain” No, it was mainly Britain and France. And we had it coming? Really? You wouldn’t say that if your country was treated that way. The French also then committed atrocities on us in the coming years
Got to admit that last picture is powerful. It should serve as a powerful reminder of the past, a past that should not be forgotten. Not to mention the architecture of that entire place that no longer exists. So many people in there. Quite a show.
The place actually still exists. It's called Reichsparteitagsgelände in Nürnberg and you can go and visit many of the former parade streets. Nowadays they are used as car parking and host the Norisring the racecar track in Nürnberg
Don't worry man. We got smart people saying that morality doesn't exist and every value structure is equal to one other ... we can't possibly commit the same mistake.
The war against France wasn't a France - Prussia war. It was a war of the "Norddeutscher Bund" (North German Confederation) with the allies of most of the southern German states, including Austro-Hungary.
There is a little mistake which I am going to tell you as a German. It wasn’t the franco-prussian war it was the franco-german war because people from the entire country fought together against France.
Only the winner writes the story. Please do not believe everything that is said. 🙏🏻 Greetings from Germany. Everyone knows what Germany has done, but nobody wants to know what was done to us Germans 😢
Well I will say this, alot of us where told what happened to the germans( atleast in American schools). But most of us forget over time, anyway we know what happend to german which then goes into what germany did. So I dont get what your trying to say as nothing was taken from you that you dont already have and no one deems that you guys are victims or atleast you are not victims after ww2.
didn't the Germans write tons and tons of books supported by the us against the USSR in the cold war? Germany wasn't the winner so if im right then that statement doesn't completely make sense
Lets not forget what germany did after the 2.ww. I mean its a big list full of good things. Every other country would be vanished after losing a war and end up being a 3. World country. But not germany. They somehow managed to build up the whole country again in 5 years after the war and become one of the respectable countries in europe again in a very short time. And have a look today on the cars in the traffic and guess from where the big majority comes from. And consider to count skoda and seat also for german cars because they are basically a vw.
It initially say it self as the spiritual successor to the western roman empire thus roman, it had the blessing of the Pope, thus holy, and its territory was vast thus empire .
The "Holy Roman Empire" actually began with the coronation of Charlemagne in 800 and ended with the abdication of the Habsburg monarchy during World War I.
no, you're wrong. the HRE seized to exist in 1806. Francis of Austria abdicated his title and released all Imperial states and officials from their oaths and obligations to the empire in August 1806.
Can someone explain to me y Germany was blamed for WW1? They didn’t “start the fire;” World War I was triggered by a complex web of alliances, tensions, and events, but the immediate spark was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary on June 28, 1914. The first two countries directly involved in the conflict were: 1. **Austria-Hungary**: After the assassination, Austria-Hungary issued an ultimatum to Serbia, which led to Austria-Hungary declaring war on Serbia on July 28, 1914. 2. **Serbia**: Serbia was the country against which Austria-Hungary declared war, marking the beginning of the hostilities.
The title of Roman Emperor was legitimately and officially transferred from the Greek Emperors in constantinople back to western Europe by the only person on the planet who possesses the legitimate authority to do so ; the Roman Pontiff. In Rome, The Pope crowned Karl der Große (Charlemagne) Roman Emperor on Christmas day, AD 800. The Roman Empire began with Cæsar Augustus ,continuing with Constantine the Great moving the capital to Byzantium, then continuing with Charlemagne in AD 800 . Eventually The Roman Empire continued on through the Habsburg family . Some say it ended in 1806 but in reality it continued on until the end of WWI in 1919 . The last Roman Emperor (since 1806 was referred to as the emperor of Austria) was The Blessed Kaiser Karl VIII ( I ) of The House of Habsburg. The HRE returned to the west in AD 800. The kingdom of France separated from the empire in AD 962 . That's why some historians begin the line of Holy Roman Emperors with Kaiser Otto der Große being crowned by the Pope in 962.
Lucius Junius Brutus, the founder of the Roman Republic, is Etruscan by origin, a republic is a form of government in the Etruscan society. art and antic style are an expression of their antic philosophy. The Etruscans were related to the Hittites and other undeservedly forgotten ancient Slavs. For centuries and to this day, the West has been destroying the memory of the antic heritage of numerous Slavic peoples with the aim of discrediting and enslaving them. This policy leads to constant wars.
pah! 'legitimate authority'? back in 800, do you know what kind of person the pope was? how he was picked as pope? the circle of people who decided this and for which reasons? you would laugh at any notion of 'legitimacy' or 'authority' if you knew about this. educate yourself. it's very entertaining and helps putting things in perspective.
I am a german conservative. Though I am not a constitutional Monarchist, I view of the Kaiser and Bismarck highly. Rest in peace. Great leaders of Germany ❤️🇩🇪
The iranians who were known as the persians are literally following steps that spread their influence into the historical regions of what was known as Persia and are countered by technically the same rivals. Not to mention the europeans never stopped their colonial mentality they still are colonializers.@@SunshineBiene
How popular is German supremacy do you expect this time? So the Soviet Union with the bigger ideology just went to sleep? The ancient Egyptian and Greek religions seem pretty dead now though.
@@tritium1998 Egypt still plays the same historical role. It has to do more with the geography than the religion. Also Egyptians historically never prefered colonizing outside of Egypt. We were not that expansionists. The same is still said about us today.
@@tritium1998 As for the German Supremacy, I have no idea. But with what current governments are doing right now, the peoples of Europe are boiling to a degree.
France's and Germany's rivalry is incredible historically. They are the 2 continental european powers and today's 2 most powerful european powers. And it all started with Charlemagne's/Karloman's legacy. Both fought each other and made their country great to surpass the other to eventually be the most powerful. And they are now the closest allies and friends after figthing for over a millenia. I hope the future is full of success for these 2 friends.
The house you live in, the transport you use, the education you received, the Internet you used to be here. All products of the british empire. Stop glorifying tribes that never progressed passed the stone age and be grateful for the empire that gave you a better world to live in.
People saying they didn’t learn this in school just didn’t pay attention. I went to a poor school in the SE USA and slept in class and I knew this. Pay attention people!
I went to a pretty well funded school, and while we learned about all three of these regimes, the distinction that the first two were "reichs" wasn't ever made. Maybe you just had a better history teacher (or teachers) than most.
We should appreciate the fact someone actually drew all states in the HRE
@landon8214 he means the picture one third into the video. somebody actually drew it IRL, you can see the details. and theres even a "watermark" or tag @ekn.1705
Ikr. I can't imagine how long it took... So many territories in such a small area💀💀💀💀
BY HAND as well 😭
I have a hard time literally just drawing map proportions and this dude literally just made the HRE with no problems 😅
Extremely dedicated!
The amount of knowledge, patience, and dedication you need to do that is incredible.
Three Reichs don’t make a wrong.
Something like that
I spat out my coffee!!!! Lol
BWAHAHAHAHAHA!
NICE
Considering these three reichs were evil, they make three wrongs.
@@chanaweinstein2476 the first two were normal. There was never a "good empire", an empire always evil for someone. It's in their nature.
The map of the “Holy Roman Empire” was the most unholiest thing I ever gased upon.
Not Holy, Not Roman (West Rome was destroyed by the Germanic People and they built a version of their own 😂), Not an empire 😂
@@TheBlackzmanOversimplification again. For the first centuries of it's existence, the HRE was an unified Empire, which was undone by wrong doings and decentralization. Also, it was the Protector of the Pope in Rome, who also crowned the Emperor and was the first whocalled the entity the "Holy Roman Empire". So, while the HRE didn't directly control Rome, it did so through the said protection and influence, which made it somewhat Roman. Also, everything the pope calls holy is, right? And the picture is a bit misleading, the HRE was at it's lowest point in history at that time, you wouldn't show somebody a picture of Byzantium in 1452 and tell them that that's Byzantium, right?
@@hardbassmonkey ofc I will show the real end of the Roman Empire of 1452. Byzantium is a term called by the western Catholic Countries. Officially East Rome, or Roman Empire. I do not recognise HRE or Latin Empire as the Roman Empires. However, I recognise the Popes as one of the successor state of Rome. Speaks Latin, has Rome as the capital and declared independence from East Rome.
@@TheBlackzman So you respect the decisions of the Pope?
Sounds like a personal problem.
WW1 - 80% of the world vs Germany
WW2 - All vs Germany
most of Germany’s fighting is in Europe
WW3 - most of world vs Russia
@@jackpresley3254 and china
@@saccorhytus and possibly Iran
Well once you include china and Iran as well as russia you've basically got the world split down the middle
That king dude had an immaculate drip
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Facts
Dude looks fresh asf
Francis II of Austria, king of germany and Jerusalem and emperor of Holy Roman Empire. He was the last HRE emperor
@@le_meme_man8983 King of Jerusalem?
Is just me or anyone else feel pity for the cartographers who had to draw the map of the HRE?
I want to memorize all of them
@@Caligulashorse1453 sigma
@@Caligulashorse1453 you poor lad
@@Caligulashorse1453 play EU4 and you sadly will
@@progamerunknown30 I’m a Hoi4 player but I haven’t played much of eu4 I think I’ll give it a try
Amazing how WW1 ending directly caused WW2
yea it's because they made Germany the people who lost the war tons of people and money pay for the entire war somehow it was almost as if the world was pretty much asking for the same situation to happen again
I'd say more predictable than amazing as many people said that the "treaties" would force another war.
The Allies learned their lesson and didn't repeat that mistake in 1945
@@jona826 Indeed! The Marshall plan helped tremendously as well!
WW1 sort of didn’t really end... I’ve heard one historian describe the period of 1915-1945 as “The 2nd Thirty-Years War” (albeit with a protracted cold war/stalemate for a while in the middle)
Wow, the Holy Roman Empire lasted about 1000 years.
Actually longest ruling in history is chola dynasty in South India
@@roshan7041 Tamil Nadu , not south india , in fact it encompassed Kerala , TN and Northern Sri Lanka, which were collectively called Tamilagam. There was no mughal rule in TN.
The Roman empire beat the unholy non Roman confederation by atleast 500 years and were a little more influential than some micro state from india...lol
@@s.davidson1783lol there was mughal rule in TN. Where do you go to school?
European empires are written as one continuous regime despite having different dynasties.
My history class was so busy screaming how bad the Nazis were I really didn't learn anything about them.
It is quite sad really!
Yeah that was my same experience, I really enjoyed the greatest story never told documentary and if you haven’t seen it if highly recommend it, basically filled in all the missing pieces from my schooling
All I remeber was a load of questions what never got answered.
Like, if they were that bad how'd they get a whole country to follow 'em, not to mention Italy sided with them which is basically like getting the pope on your side, not forgetting that the nazis sort to get rid of all of the undesirables so why are the Jewish the only ones talked about
They talk about Germany killing Jews, while Stalin was busy killing his own citizens at a higher rate.
@@thomasb8733 I appreciate the contribution, but there is no such thing as an unbaist view, a 3rd party view will sometimes rationalise irrational decisions.
If you want a fascinating story, look up the accomplishments of Otto von Bismarck. The man was a political and military powerhouse. He also predicted the end of the Kaiser's reign 20 years after his death, and was off by less than 6 months.
Yes everyone watched that video from extra credits. Otto von von bismarks life was very well documented and not very secretive lol. Theres a reason he's known as one of the greatest leaders in history.
In other news have you heard of that dude named caesar? Heard he was a military and political powerhouse.
On another note, that Alexander guy? Yeah, he was kinda a good leader I think.
What about that justinian guy?
@@kevinconiglio4054 what like the salad?
Fun fact:
In Germany, we never actually learn about the 1st Empire in depth Like we do about france from Ludwig XIV To Napoleon
Honestly, I NEVER praise Napoleon. But breaking the HRE is some seriously respectable stuff. Sadly it was a war between two Sith Lords.✌️🟦🗳️
Frr
What do they tell y'all about the third one tho 🤨🤨
Excellent summary of all three Reichs back-to-back. Thanks, SeeUinHistory!
Technically, the Holy Roman Empire was founded in 800 with Charlemagne, though 962 is also accurate in a weird way.
Please do elaborate. ...
@@TheSurogate Charlamagne was crowned Emperor by The Pope in the year 800
@@gfrancisco8870 yes, that is where the empire's history begins. Even though the shift to the Ottonians was a significant event, it didn't refound anything.
so, what happened in year 962 ??? Why is it accurate in a weird way...
@@TheSurogate Carol Magnus was the first Holy Roman Emperor, but not the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
Also in the era of Holy Roman Empire, Rome was autonomous (ruled by Pope) and roman empire still existed. (Eastern Rome)
Also it wasnt even an empire, more like an confederation of bunch of Germanic States.
And it wasnt even holy because there was some sort of cold war going on between Pope and Emperor.
Also Carol Magnus' empire i called Carolingian Empire or Frankish Empire by historians despite him declaring himself emperor of rome, because his empire divided into three nanosecond after he died.
And Holy Roman Empire does not own frank teritories.
TLDR: It's all political pragmatic bull, and everybody (historical figures) lies.
First: HRE
Second: German Empire
hahaha just realized how funny that is
Fourth: European Union 🇪🇺
Mind Begs the Question:
▪︎Dehumanizing a group of people Rats - Holocaustic
▪︎Dehumanizing a group of people Human Animals - Democratic?
🔑 Every stick has a Positive End and a Negative End, Harmony is found in the Middled, neither too far Right or Left, and if you go far enough Right you find yourself on the Left, far enough Left, you are on the Far Right. ☀️ When mankind moves further Out of the "Lower Mind, aka Ego Mind, aka Adolescent Mind", into their "Higher Mind aka Mature Mind" and there the Harmony of Peace exists. ✨☀️✨
Wisdom all can comprehend ...
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📚. Anglos are Germanics, (Romans, Vikings, Angels, Saxons, Jutes, Normans) all invaded Britain, ALL were/are Germanics.
Rethink the German Empire
DNA is a powerful value of Truth.
Europa: the last battle.
the greatest story never told
Where can I watch this
@@augustinedambrosi240 look it up it's basically for free
@@augustinedambrosi240 odysee.
@@augustinedambrosi240just Google the title, it's actually easy to find
That king dude is literally how 8 year old me feel after sitting on the teachers chair 😂😂
Humanity is doomed 🤦🏻 ⬆️
@@secularargument Because of people like you. Boring ah
relatable
Kaiser Franz II
He had to surrendered to Napoleon 4 times with that attitude.
I'm from Europe my grandfather fought against the Nazis. But my grandfather said he hasn't never came across better soldiers than the German soldiers in the battlefield
Which other soldiers had he come across in the battlefield?
@@aaronmatzkin7966 probably Italians, Hungarians, Romanians, Slovaks, Ukrainians, etc. - you know, the rest of the gang.
@@paulh.2348 you're right.
@@aaronmatzkin7966 Italians,Hungarians and Austrians.
The German soldiers of WW2 were the most drilled, most disciplined and best gun soldiers in history. This is not an opinion. This is a fact
lets be honest they had pretty slick outfits
Their prestige, terror by style and perfect pitch of unity will never be outmatched.
@@reyalcaraz6473That's a lie. The OKW in charge of the army squabbled and dithered about methods of attack, who should be involved, and was plagued by powerhungry men, wanting to get the Führer's favor. As a result the Kriegsmarine was a disaster throughout the entire war, and the German offensives after 1941 were ineffective as they couldn't agree on a simple course of action. This was further exacerbated by Hitler's decision to unilaterally control the army.
How can u say that.
They should just get involved in the fashion world then, not wars.
The finest Hugo Boss
Little man with mustache was right all along
The fact that you can't talk about david irving or the general Patton without lost you account is at least "suspicious"...
Fun fact:
The full name of the HRE is actually "Holy Roman Empire of German Nations"
Lol
Now I need MORE head scratching with this name...
O
P
@@CalvinNoire some of the lands that in the present don't consider themselves German did back then. Alsace lorraine and the low countries for example were german nations. There was no Dutch identity until the revolt against the Spanish crown after some habsburg chap decided to split his titles over various heirs. He ended up giving the Spanish crown, Italian possessions and the low countries to one heir while giving the HRE and Austria to another. New habsburg chap was pretty much a tyrant and we revolted. That's when we seperated from the other German nations and their developments.
(After WW1) The Treaty of Versailles was more or less the reason for WW2. They punished Germany way to hard. Many people even say the plan was to destroy the country completely through the treaty of versailles. Taking away Germany’s military (from 4 mio to only 100 thousand) was a big humiliation for them. The country had one of the most advanced military and it was definitely one of the biggest prides of the nation. Another problem was that in the territories that got taken away from them, there lived many ethnic Germans who didn’t want to belong to the neighboring countries. They also could’ve never payed the allies with the money they demanded from Germany. The country itself was in a huge economic crises. It was only a matter of time before another war would break out. (And don’t forget that they lost all their colonies in Africa and Asia)
It was also not fair that Germany had to accept all the war guilt for a war they didn’t even start in the first place which made the people even more bitter.
You said it all.
Plus Germany may have been a main player. But they didn't start the War. Austria-Hungary started the War in 1914 & Germany just kept their promise of defending Austria against Russia
@@iDeathMaximuMII technically Austria-Hungary didn't even start the war they responded from a terrorist attack.
@@skatetrooper5285 They did start it. They declared war. And the ultimatums to Serbia were designed to be almost impossible to accept.
@@Kaiserin yet they killed the Duke that was literally going to fix all that.
Never has been a more handsome uniform than the Germans wore from 1900 to 1945
funnily, like the Luger pistol, i used to despise the germans' early war WWI uniforms with the Pickelhaube until i fell in love, and then i got myself a cosplay of it lol
they had quite a change of uniforms between 1900 and 1945. not nearly comparable. you probably refer to the uniforms designed by the Hugo Boss company in the late 1920s/early 1930s.
It didn't help them win two wars!
Every thing went wrong at the same time for them. My opinion. Same thing happened to me
Germans are very smart people. They were treated terribly by their government like United States. Power hungry people. At least we can vote them out eventually for a new bunch OFEM. They have to figure things out. Takes a while
Me & the boys part 1: 962-1806
Me & the boys part 2: 1871-1919
Me & the boys part 3: 1933-1945
Me & the boys part 4: 1958 - 2024
what about 2025 ?!
@@25siestaWHAT ARE U INSINUATING!!!
@@ronaldmitchell3665 the European Union is an imperialistic organisation. Bent on expanding and causing war because of it.
@@ronaldmitchell3665probably EU?
I learned this in school, a little weird this was left out. This considering all the time they spent on the world wars.
@Mike Kush ❈ or critical race theory
@@Sam_101. ?
its USA hegemonization.
Yeah tho this was never mention at where i learn either
@Mike Kush ❈ based
So glad people get to know this. Since many believe "tHey wErE aLl NaZiS"
interestingly, there are or were three German republics as well. The Weimar Republic, the German Democratic Republic and now the Federal Republic of Germany.
Where the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic during the Cold War can be called puppet states that only got their sovereignty back after the fall of the Wall and the reunion.
@@nrw64 Interesting, I never knew that.
People believe that?
@@flyesthuman Apparently so
NRW the German Democratic Republic was a satellite of the Soviet Union while the Federal republic of Germany was indipendent but part of the NATO
Europa the last battle is a great movie .. Please watch after you see The greatest story never told. ❤
Also Hellstorm documentary.
Nice to learn their propaganda points for their war against other countries.
I loved their uniforms and insignias
HRE was formed in 800 by Frankish leader Charlemagne. It was REFORMED in 962.
Incorrect. When Karl the Great became Emperor, his country was called the Frankish Realm or the Frankish Empire. When his son, Ludwig the Pious, died, the 3 grandsons of Karl, split the Frankish Realm into three parts. It was the Eastern Region, ruled by Ludwig the German, which became Germany.
The year one can speak of "Germany" is the year 919, because in 919 Heinrich of Saxony became the first German King over all territories and therefore formed the real German Kingdom (Roman-German Realm). When his son, Otto the Great, became Emperor and established the "Reichskirche", then Germany transformed into the German Empire, or, by its titles also called Holy Roman Empire of German Nation.
(It was of course not a national state but a [progressive] medieval country in which the term "German" encompassed all offspring of Germanic tribes in the geographical area of the continental Germanic people, for example, in the HRE the Dutch were Germans, the Hessians were Germans, the Austrians were Germans, the Saxons were Germans, the Burgunds were Germans, the Swiss were Germans etc.)
@@bobbwc7011it is actually correct. Charlemagne was crowned emperor of the Romans, by the pope. That's why it's a Holy Roman Empire. Holy because he was crowned by the Pope, Roman because he was crowned Emperor of Rome, and Empire because Empire.
@@kristinagraversgaard5328 It is incorrect. The Frankish Realm was never called HRE. That was exclusively a weird political label for the GERMAN EMPIRE since 962. Karl the Great simply wanted legitimacy for his imperial crown.
That's true. Charlemange was the grandson of Charles Martel, who stopped the Moorish invasion of Europe, at either Tours or Poitiers, France.
My man answered the question in less than a minute while my teacher takes about 15 fkn minutes to explain the same thing
Edit: let's gooo first time having more than 20 likes haha
I knoww this is so cool
15 minutes isnt much time to explain hundreds of years of history
Talk about short attention span
assuming this is high school teaching, I doubt they even know what they’re talking about
I'd listen anyways, if world history is a painting, this video is a stick figure. There is so much to it if I were your teacher this would be the class. Learn to appreciate the long way, and you'll get the deeper explanations that will never surface in a minute video.
I LOVE history!
History is written by the winners.
The winners wear small hats.
Losers is written L•O•S•E•R•S
oy vey!
Yeah and they lied about the camps and. Have their own nice little word when you criticize them
@@knowledgeispower3212 dude🤦♀
@@romanpaladino dude what!? Can't handle the truth?!
Im proud to be german! And its very important to see the different between the 2reich (german empire) and the 3reich (n@zi germany)
Imperial Germany was responsible for mass crimes against humanity too. The more comments I read from online “history buffs” the more I’m convinced that the vast majority of people are completely historically illiterate. Choosing a specific conclusion and drawing cherry picked evidence from it.
@@fromthebackseat4865 all of empires have massive sins against humanity, get over it
@@nyxl6508 yeah, and get this, that’s why empires ARE BAD.
@@fromthebackseat4865 yeah but if they didnt colonize countries we cant communicate internationally
@@nyxl6508 I’m sorry but that is a completely psychotic thing to say.
*THEY LOOK SO FUTURISTIC, IT'S STRAIGHT STARWARS*
The jews destroyed A true culture and beautiful civilization and covered it all up, Built walls around it, And everyone believed it
*TF U MEAN FUTURISTIC?? THESE MFS AIN'T GOT LED LIGHTS*
rather the other way around. George Lucas copied it for the Sith and imperial forces.^^
other way around buddy
@@FeedMeFriedChicken And dangerous glow sticks!
People who already knew this
👇
This is like one of those questions you ask when your high but there's an actual reason for it.
When he showed the picture of the HRE my eyes bled ☺
My German language teacher (who was actually a multi lingual Estonian), told me this in 1991.
Wow, you’re ancient
@@aperfectlynormalperson1710
But I’m still alive and enjoying a wonderful life. Unfortunately graveyards have plenty of young dead people and you may not reach anywhere near a full life.
You sound very naïve and immature but think on, “With age comes wisdom and knowledge”. You have quite some way to go, IF you get the allotted time.😁
Rip soviet union
My Estonian language teacher, who was actually German, told me about this comment in 2021
No
Respect to the guy who drew all the HRE states and flags
👌😉👍Very informatively nicely well explained indeed Sir!.
Perfect video. Short, concise and directly to the point!
See U In History is my history class. U never learn this rl stuff in school and if u do, they never keep it simple.
Yes you do…
Maybe because it’s a lot more complicated and there are thousands of details this small clip can’t capture and explain???
Don't know about now, but at one time, yes, you did learn this in school, Jr High School grade 7th to 9th was when history started to get seriously interesting.
@@shockwavesteve ah,aha,No,we don't actually
Fanwithn0blades901#2
Ye,yes,yea,we do actually
I didn't know that.. Thanks for posting!
Great information. Thankyou.
I learned more from a 15 second RUclips short than a whole hour in history class
You never went to the school library to look this up?
Bruce Springsteen approves: No retreat, no surrender.
A whole hour?
A whole decade!
That’s exactly why the democrats are traitors! They try to indoctrinate our youth instead of giving them true learning skills and lessons! God help us because it is honestly dumbing everyone down. That’s not to be mean it’s to point out how terrible today’s ideology is hurting our society!
Because school has to be so particular about what they can say. I've had years of Amercian History classes, they barely told us anything of what actually happened! The Victor's really do rewrite history
Craziest thing I've heard about the Nazis is that during their reign they went on searches for the weapon that pierced Jesus' rib, & Thor's hammer.
Look up new swabia :) and operation highjump
They were known to study into the occult
They were preparing for the thrid impact
@@nox_chan what’s the third impact?
They also searched the holy grail.
People now a days will never understand history
Otto von Bismark is a legend
You know ....this is a question that I should of obviously asked myself but never have .
Thank you for the question 🙂... and the answer 😌
Same
Absolutely
better than school
Eh that’s subjective
@@cashyyy4382 Like Homeschool
What bugs me is that when people talk about the HRE, they never say "the HRE consisted of mostly german states, involving portions of italy, france and switzerland" but decide to separate austria from their german heritage as if they arent german.
What's that background music? Sounds great.
To be fair, the third Reich's military was excellent. The Wehrmacht adopted Prussian military traditions and did amazing against the allied powers.
They lost
@@DemocraticConfederalist33they did lose, but no point being a salty winner. As an American, who is glad that America won, I don't mind telling you that the Germans did very well for being outnumbered 3 to 1 the whole second half of the war after America got involved; most of that number being Russia's ridiculous manpower. To say nothing of the frightening advancements the axis made in the first half. Until we (and Russian winter/reinforcement) got involved, the Germans appeared to be animated General Grievous levels of "unstoppable".
Thats what having millions of unpaid factory slaves does, as well as methed out soldiermans@@sonofthebearking3335
>guy talks about how some country put up a good fight
>"They lost"
added a lot to the conversation@@DemocraticConfederalist33
@@doggydude2668 witch is why I explained why they lost
Thank you, for the history lesson. It was most informative. Please make more vids.
Thanks for explaining! I was always confused with the 3 Reich's
And there's gonna be a fourth.
"They" couldn't just let Germania become what it was destined to be.
When they are internationalists, they want to stamp out all forms of nationalism, which Germans have in abundance. Same with Russians.
There are many nations in Europe, we don’t have a space for massive empires. Apart from that Germans were not very tolerant nation for other ethnicities.
You mean extending from the Rhine to the A-A Line? Or from the Rhine to the Volga and the Ural Mountains? You were never destined to be what you thought you were. Germany and the German people may be wiped out if they ever try to do the things they did again.
@@Sayid-al-Furat Dudes, that comment is frigging 2 years old.
Clearly it wasn't meant to be (:
Technically the holy Roman Empire was Not a German Empire in its early stages. Thats why it was only called holy Roman Empire of German Nation at the end.
It was a failed terretory of francia which became independent and expanded
I've seen this quote about HRE: "it wasn't holy, it wasn't Roman and it wasn't an empire"...
The same could be said about france just with germanic leaders
who it emerged from the kingdom of germany all its rulers were german and its core teritorys were in germany
@@tianlandahl4590 fr
Hitler’s desire to restore what he saw as Germany’s glorious past after WWI, reminds me of Putin’s desire to restore what he sees as the glory of the former Soviet Union.
Niether were/are wrong in their desire!
@@stankygeorge Unless you invade a sovereign country just to try to bring back the good old days. That’s far too much suffering just for Putin to feel nostalgic.
@@michaelcrummy8397 Neither had anything to do with nostalgia, it was and is about protecting their country from Foreign Bankers.
When’s the fourth coming?
When Trump took over and bring order
It’s already here in the shadows.
When the Muslim’s extremist takes over Germany.
It is the United States and its globohomo satellites in western Europe
@@ShadowMoon878 dont think that will happen
I've always wondered what the First and Second Reichs were
Tbh Germany didn't deserve what happened after WW1 considering they were only helping their Allied friend but America and Britain blamed them for the war and no one else so you guys kinda had it coming
they should blame serbia for it, plus ww2 wont even happen if gavrilo princip didnt assassinate franz ferdinand
@@nyxl6508 Actually, Conrad von Hötzendorf is even more to blame, who had been pressuring Franz Josef to declare war on Serbia since 1906.
“America and Britain” No, it was mainly Britain and France. And we had it coming? Really? You wouldn’t say that if your country was treated that way. The French also then committed atrocities on us in the coming years
@@Kaiserin I think OP was defending the Germans, just like you. The misunderstanding came from what "they" was referring to
@@BR0984 It doesn’t seem like it to me.
Thanks!
I love this kind of history 👍
Got to admit that last picture is powerful. It should serve as a powerful reminder of the past, a past that should not be forgotten. Not to mention the architecture of that entire place that no longer exists. So many people in there. Quite a show.
The place actually still exists. It's called Reichsparteitagsgelände in Nürnberg and you can go and visit many of the former parade streets. Nowadays they are used as car parking and host the Norisring the racecar track in Nürnberg
The MAP !!!
Shouldn't be forgotten but is happening all over again!!!
Don't worry man.
We got smart people saying that morality doesn't exist and every value structure is equal to one other ... we can't possibly commit the same mistake.
@@judithdonnelly8824 If only.
After a 16 hour shift I like to procrastinate going to sleep by finding out what were the 1st and 2nd Reichs.
I definitely can relate to what you're saying😛😁🤷♂️
The war against France wasn't a France - Prussia war. It was a war of the "Norddeutscher Bund" (North German Confederation) with the allies of most of the southern German states, including Austro-Hungary.
God bless the artist of that roman empire map
There is a little mistake which I am going to tell you as a German. It wasn’t the franco-prussian war it was the franco-german war because people from the entire country fought together against France.
@@SunshineBiene In Germany it is known as the Franco-German war, Franco-Prussian does not exist
Thank you for not repeating the Voltaire quote about the Holy Roman Empire. I always expect it when I watch a video mentioning the HRE.
Thank you! I've always wondered that!
Worst job in medieval Germany:
Serfdom peasant? ❌
Executioner? ❌
Toilet cleaner? ❌
Carthographer ✅
Only the winner writes the story. Please do not believe everything that is said. 🙏🏻 Greetings from Germany. Everyone knows what Germany has done, but nobody wants to know what was done to us Germans 😢
Well I will say this, alot of us where told what happened to the germans( atleast in American schools). But most of us forget over time, anyway we know what happend to german which then goes into what germany did. So I dont get what your trying to say as nothing was taken from you that you dont already have and no one deems that you guys are victims or atleast you are not victims after ww2.
didn't the Germans write tons and tons of books supported by the us against the USSR in the cold war? Germany wasn't the winner so if im right then that statement doesn't completely make sense
Lets not forget what germany did after the 2.ww. I mean its a big list full of good things. Every other country would be vanished after losing a war and end up being a 3. World country. But not germany. They somehow managed to build up the whole country again in 5 years after the war and become one of the respectable countries in europe again in a very short time. And have a look today on the cars in the traffic and guess from where the big majority comes from. And consider to count skoda and seat also for german cars because they are basically a vw.
@@VELOC113 they were sanctioned so deep into oblivion that they rely on the corrupt watchdogs of the UN to keep them afloat
Christopher- Too right..let it be known.!
Some want to brush under carpet..
The holy Roman empire was the ultimate historical meme. They were neither roman, holy, nor an empire lol
I think the title "Empire" was just left over from when the Roman empire was legitimately an empire that stretched all the way to England.
@@kaleidoscope8743 Uhhh 😆 lol
It initially say it self as the spiritual successor to the western roman empire thus roman, it had the blessing of the Pope, thus holy, and its territory was vast thus empire .
The most cursed empire to ever exist
The "Holy Roman Empire" actually began with the coronation of Charlemagne in 800 and ended with the abdication of the Habsburg monarchy during World War I.
no, you're wrong. the HRE seized to exist in 1806. Francis of Austria abdicated his title and released all Imperial states and officials from their oaths and obligations to the empire in August 1806.
Can someone explain to me y Germany was blamed for WW1? They didn’t “start the fire;” World War I was triggered by a complex web of alliances, tensions, and events, but the immediate spark was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary on June 28, 1914. The first two countries directly involved in the conflict were:
1. **Austria-Hungary**: After the assassination, Austria-Hungary issued an ultimatum to Serbia, which led to Austria-Hungary declaring war on Serbia on July 28, 1914.
2. **Serbia**: Serbia was the country against which Austria-Hungary declared war, marking the beginning of the hostilities.
The title of Roman Emperor was legitimately and officially transferred from the Greek Emperors in constantinople back to western Europe by the only person on the planet who possesses the legitimate authority to do so ; the Roman Pontiff. In Rome, The Pope crowned Karl der Große (Charlemagne) Roman Emperor on Christmas day, AD 800.
The Roman Empire began with Cæsar Augustus ,continuing with Constantine the Great moving the capital to Byzantium, then continuing with Charlemagne in AD 800 . Eventually The Roman Empire continued on through the Habsburg family . Some say it ended in 1806 but in reality it continued on until the end of WWI in 1919 . The last Roman Emperor (since 1806 was referred to as the emperor of Austria) was The Blessed Kaiser Karl VIII ( I ) of The House of Habsburg.
The HRE returned to the west in AD 800. The kingdom of France separated from the empire in AD 962 . That's why some historians begin the line of Holy Roman Emperors with Kaiser Otto der Große being crowned by the Pope in 962.
Lucius Junius Brutus, the founder of the Roman Republic, is Etruscan by origin, a republic is a form of government in the Etruscan society. art and antic style are an expression of their antic philosophy. The Etruscans were related to the Hittites and other undeservedly forgotten ancient Slavs. For centuries and to this day, the West has been destroying the memory of the antic heritage of numerous Slavic peoples with the aim of discrediting and enslaving them. This policy leads to constant wars.
pah! 'legitimate authority'? back in 800, do you know what kind of person the pope was? how he was picked as pope? the circle of people who decided this and for which reasons? you would laugh at any notion of 'legitimacy' or 'authority' if you knew about this.
educate yourself. it's very entertaining and helps putting things in perspective.
@@embreis2257 No self respecting Roman would recognize those german savages
Some real history to look into kids is the Weimar Republic
They didn't actually call themselves that. They never had an official name at that time
I am a german conservative. Though I am not a constitutional Monarchist, I view of the Kaiser and Bismarck highly. Rest in peace. Great leaders of Germany ❤️🇩🇪
Good information. Interesting
I like the battlefield V music
Learn something new everyday did not know that thank you.
Look at Germany and Europe now. Makes you wonder if they knew what was going to happen and wanted to preserve their homeland.
Nicely explained
You learn something new everyday. Thanks 👍
They really thought third time was the charm
Great content !
It would be even better without the annoying background noise.
I done an at length video about the 1st 2nd and 3rd. You have some very good historical pieces.
Germans, not nazis.
ideologies of nations never die, they just go into deep sleep then wake up again when the conditions are perfect.
Conditions are right
The iranians who were known as the persians are literally following steps that spread their influence into the historical regions of what was known as Persia and are countered by technically the same rivals.
Not to mention the europeans never stopped their colonial mentality they still are colonializers.@@SunshineBiene
How popular is German supremacy do you expect this time? So the Soviet Union with the bigger ideology just went to sleep? The ancient Egyptian and Greek religions seem pretty dead now though.
@@tritium1998 Egypt still plays the same historical role. It has to do more with the geography than the religion.
Also Egyptians historically never prefered colonizing outside of Egypt. We were not that expansionists. The same is still said about us today.
@@tritium1998 As for the German Supremacy, I have no idea. But with what current governments are doing right now, the peoples of Europe are boiling to a degree.
I love history. This was a very good explanation of this subject. Thank you for explaining it in detail.
This is awesome. When I hear this I think about my ancestors and past lives.
👵 I've been looking for a simple answer to that question since eons! Thank you for following the KISS Rule! 👏
He did KEEP IT SIMPLE""" didn't he???
“Rock and Roll All Night, and Party Every Day”????
Thanks for sharing
Wonderful information, who do I thank ?
Prussia: I'm a cameraman
France's and Germany's rivalry is incredible historically. They are the 2 continental european powers and today's 2 most powerful european powers. And it all started with Charlemagne's/Karloman's legacy. Both fought each other and made their country great to surpass the other to eventually be the most powerful. And they are now the closest allies and friends after figthing for over a millenia. I hope the future is full of success for these 2 friends.
That are nothing compared to Britiain.
@@wormnog well, tell me what is left of Britains „former empire“? Bad food?
The house you live in, the transport you use, the education you received, the Internet you used to be here.
All products of the british empire.
Stop glorifying tribes that never progressed passed the stone age and be grateful for the empire that gave you a better world to live in.
@@wormnog The british Empire ?? Ahah good joke
In like 100 bc german and gaul already hate each otber
Very informative..
I thought those were Jet-Packs at the end. 😅
People saying they didn’t learn this in school just didn’t pay attention. I went to a poor school in the SE USA and slept in class and I knew this. Pay attention people!
I went to a pretty well funded school, and while we learned about all three of these regimes, the distinction that the first two were "reichs" wasn't ever made. Maybe you just had a better history teacher (or teachers) than most.
@@immortalskywizard7375 I don't think the problem is what you were taught in that case, just the lack of ability to connect it all.
Nah nah my school was busy teaching "aND tHen jApAN gOt NuKEd 2 tIMes AnD wE gOT iNdEnPENdeSEe!!!"
@@RealAugustusAutumn I don't know about you, but I don't have a lot of practice connecting the disparate timelines made up by occult leaders.
@@immortalskywizard7375.... wut