RUclips has limited ads on this video (obviously) so if you want to support this channel and help me cover more ad-friendly topics, you may donate through Patreon: www.patreon.com/SideNote (however it's not necessary, I'll keep making video regardless) ------------ I couldn’t find a credible source for the total money spent on the celebration and so I haven’t included it in the video. However, I’ve found the figure for money spend on various gifts (like offering money to poor sections of society on the birthday), which stand at $5.225 million, adjusted for inflation that would be $111.3 million. Add $210 Million for Eagle’s Nest to that and the Nazi Germany spent at least $320 Million on Hitler’s 50th Birthday.
Correction : It's not Swastika Symbol It's Nazi Symbol. Both are different, in their appearance, and meaning, and culture and followers. It's extremely disrespectful to the Hindu Community by calling the Nazi Symbol as Swastika. Being a Channel with more than 300k subs, you should act more responsibly.
Brother. I love your videos and I'm sure I'll love this one too, but paused at 2:32 and came to comment here. Please refrain from calling the Nazi symbol as swastika. It was Hakenkreuz. Hitler had himself called it the Hooked cross in his book. A cursory web search will show you that too. The reason I wanted to bring this to your notice is, Hindus, Jains, Buddhists and Sikhs have been using Swastika as a symbol of peace and good luck for centuries, but are afraid to display it even within their homes and cars (while in western nations) due to it being termed as a Nazi symbol. It hurts when an informative channel like yours too misrepresent the holy symbol. Nazi symbol Swastika. Thank you
Imagine being a soldier marching through that parade, only to see it all go down a few years later. To think there’s still a German veteran out there who marched through that parade is fascinating to think about.
Those who marched that day felt the intoxicating glory... ...Those who marched and survived to the end, saw their cities leveled, witnessed their woman raped and tasted a bloody defeat.
@@sakom0793 An interesting bit of info that I had recently heard. As the Red army progressed though Germany to Berlin. The Soviets grew angry. They saw a much higher standard of living than the USSR. The could not understand why would you make war, when you have it so good?
@@sakom0793 I don't know who was worse between the Nazis or the Japanese. The philosophy of Bushido, is another example of Man's pure evil towards Mankind.
@@sakom0793 it was well deserved but... to most Germans to their point of view they were the good guys, and only recently we are learning how evil the United States is (cold war) Look at the average Chinese citizen who sees China as pure and great.. It freaks me out thinking there are evils my country is doing that I may be unaware of.. how evil are our countries truly.. are they secretly as evil as N Germany or the Japanese empire? Worse? Less? How good are our organizations we trust.. our political parties our ideologies? How evil are they all.. how much have they manipulated us to become blind to the atrocities they commit
The Harlem Globetrotters came to Pyongyang for my 31st birthday with the help of VICE and Dennis Rodman back in 2014, where they did a friendly match against our own players. This is also where the moment of Dennis Rodman personally singing Happy Birthday to me comes from. Gotta say, I deserve a much grander celebration. We only celebrate my grandpa's and father's birthdays but not me
We can all give the worst birthday party to Napoleon. He threw one outside the gates of Smoleńsk when he could have beat the snot out of the Russians, and thus lost his empire.
Check out 14:55. I was at that very spot, enjoying vodka cocktails and smoking hashish, many times. At 15:02, the conference table was still there, and the room was the main bar, of the General Walker Hotel, a resort for American servicemen. All gone now, but the Eagle's Nest itself remains. Fun times.
Germany: We threw a big party for Adolf when he turned 50 in 1939! Iran, celebrating the 2,500th anniversary of the Persian Empire in 1971: *Hold my tea*
the difference is Hitler's bday celebration was for political propaganda, which increased his people's support purposes while shah of iran one was to flex how rich he was, which of course made his people feel like they got fucked in the face
@@ErnestJay88 well it was one of many events that broke the public's back. a lavish 5 billion $ ( in todays equivalent) party, also the wide spread and open use of alcohol at the party in a muslim country. many other factors but I'll keep it to this.
I really love how you take your time to get the actual footage and arrange it in order. It shows your dedication to giving out quality content. Good work SideNote.
I wonder why this got demonetized... classic RUclips punishing historical videos. The style of the decorations is so similar to that of Ancient Rome... it crazy how even nearly 2000 years later everyone was obsessed with "reforming Rome"
Stop acting like Russia beat the axis all by themselves. 😂 had there been no western front, Soviets would’ve fell back to Russia and set up a defensive front only.
@@salmonjoseph9970 He actually did have cocaine eyedrops, which is ironic since he wouldn't drink but took something worse. They also gave all the soldiers meth. They probably didn't know the consequences.
actually maybe he didn't | That was Iran! 1971 Iran threw the World's Greatest Party (in a Desert) 2,500-year celebration of the Persian Empire (Wikipedia)
No. Hitler hated monarch. He viewed the Kaiser as weak for its poor leadership in lack of warrior spirit. Hitler would have likely preferred to be a sultan.
Say what you will, there is no denying that there is a certain unmatched "German Efficiency" even in the extravagant birthday of a genocidal tyrant. It was flawless in execution I would love to see the sheer amount planning, organisation and logistics that went behind the 320 million Birthday
@@vchk5330 First of all it is efficiency not efficacy I was talking about. Secondly have you ever been responsible for organising anything important? The amount of planning and execution involved in events of this scale is unimaginable so that everything goes perfectly
Regardless of everything, they were dang good at decorating and understanding how to make impactful imagery and layouts. It's too bad they couldn't of done something good with it..
That house has to be one of the most amazing house's that is land locked. It's literally at the prime location in a mountain valley region to create a sense of safety and amazing Perspectives. I saw they built a elevator that brings you up to the property. Then then had to make a insanely complicated and winding driveway to get up to the property. It's utterly stunning. Plus it's in Switzerland so that's even better. I've always wanted to go to Norway, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland. Those places facinate me.
Germany in 1939: We're celebrating Hitler's 50th birthday! He will be immortal! Hitler: **Dies at 56** Meanwhile the UK celebrating Queen Elizabeth's 95th birthday:
After the war Hitler should have been buried and forgotten about only ever having his name remembered in a historical or educational context or to condemn him for the horrific atrocities that he brought upon mankind. However he has reached some level of immortality because of all of the media that revolved around him and his party during after the war.
@@planderlinde1969 and learn nothing? There is a reason the remembrance of European colonialism is as important. Not talking about an evil is a risk to have it happen again
I can understand giving a dagger and maybe a pistol as a gift, but a hand grenade is a bit extreme. Security must have taken that item far away, just to be safe.
When you look at this, it's very tragic to realize that Hitler was truly an artist at heart. All this pomp and decoration, the appreciation of the painting and the pistol. He could've been a great artist, but he just couldn't make a portrait to save his fucking life.
Most Nazis had a real flair for the dramatic and visuals. Everything they used had a meaning- the swastika linking them to Persia, the Roman pillars etc
ironically, the main reason that he didn't get into art school was because he showed very little interest in human life in his art, and couldn't draw people very well at all. Rather than refer him to therapy, they just told him to become an architect because of his lack of emotion.
Great video, very well researched, only small criticism is that the man circled at 8:10 isn’t Albert Speer; it’s just some random Luftwaffe Officer. Speer only ever wore a suit or NSDAP uniform, and never had a Luftwaffe uniform. Other than this small blunder, an excellent video!
You would think an ultra-nationalist like Hitler would have realized that decadence like this is a mark of a society nearing its end, not a sign of its strength.
I mean Nazi still exist they just don't have power so in the end Nazi still kind of live on same with Stalin and Lenin and other dictators as long as their legacy lives on they did not die
if you did not know the outcome of WW2, How would you even remotely say that was true? What was on display was arguably some of the best military equipment of their day, when nations put on displays such as this one they are making a statement, not only to the people in their own country but the world, Can't be a sign of financial weakness when things like this likely cost a fortune for those that would hold such an event, in UK the Queen does Trooping the colour, and Britain has been going for a good while, China has recently been posturing with Taiwan which is worrying in more modern times, and let's face it China is also an economic powerhouse, similar to the USA.
@@blitzkriegedvanhauten5261 There where SS muslim divisions in Bosnia and the leader even met muslim leaders. Plus I’m not a muslim so whats your point?
1:52 they also celebrated the conquest of France in 1940. I think it was almost as big if not bigger. All of Berlin was filled with people, troops, and flags. I found vids of it... Insane.
1:20 you gotta admit. The decorations look really good. And the eagle statue looks waaaaay better than what any country today have in their Congress or parliament or whatever
I was imaging Goring entering in a room with a swastika-shaped cake singing "happy birthday" towards hitler, who's wearing a birthday hat with the nazi flag colors still with the serious face
i wish i could get 160 dollars from the government for just existing on a certain day with low income and get free public transportation, this shit looks lit
Very interesting video but you really didn't do much of a research in the area of the name's pronunciation. Albert Speer, Emil Hácha and Josef Tiso wouldn't recognise themselves.
The composed piece of music you showed is the current German National Anthem. I’m assuming this wasn’t the piece you intended to show since it wasn’t written by Hans Rehberg
Right. That music chord chart isn't relevant to this video. I've only used it as a "stock footage" since I couldn't find a copy of Hans Rehberg's hymn. Also, I didn't know that people would be able to tell, but here we are. Next time, I'll try to add a caption of "not actual image" whenever possible.
Ight nazi calm it down. Germany had already invaded austria by the time they held that referendum, that referendum literally being taken over by the nazi party. Thats hardly a reliable source that they wanted to join. Not like any of this matters.
I could only dream of a birthday like this....oh well probably means I have to be a physco doosh to get it so will remain content with just getting drunk for my bday.
@Rejector It was before the war. Prior to Germany's exit from the League of Nations, The Third Reich flag was on display in Geneva. At the Berlin Olympics in 1936, the flags of all participating nations were flown together. Some people are paranoid about the Reich flag yet don't bat an eyelash at the display of the flags representing communist nations.
When Hitler and Eva's bodys were burning. An drunken party was taking place in the upper floor of the Reich Chancellory. One of the SS men looked walked down the stairs and said "The Chiefs on fire. Do you want to have a look?"
Well armed is right. How did this fool manage to consistently salute troops for 5 hours, then sign autographs for another 2? Yet another thing to add to my "things to remember when I'm dictator of the universe" list - small hand gestured salutes
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I couldn’t find a credible source for the total money spent on the celebration and so I haven’t included it in the video. However, I’ve found the figure for money spend on various gifts (like offering money to poor sections of society on the birthday), which stand at $5.225 million, adjusted for inflation that would be $111.3 million.
Add $210 Million for Eagle’s Nest to that and the Nazi Germany spent at least $320 Million on Hitler’s 50th Birthday.
Correction : It's not Swastika Symbol
It's Nazi Symbol. Both are different, in their appearance, and meaning, and culture and followers.
It's extremely disrespectful to the Hindu Community by calling the Nazi Symbol as Swastika.
Being a Channel with more than 300k subs, you should act more responsibly.
Brother. I love your videos and I'm sure I'll love this one too, but paused at 2:32 and came to comment here. Please refrain from calling the Nazi symbol as swastika. It was Hakenkreuz. Hitler had himself called it the Hooked cross in his book. A cursory web search will show you that too.
The reason I wanted to bring this to your notice is, Hindus, Jains, Buddhists and Sikhs have been using Swastika as a symbol of peace and good luck for centuries, but are afraid to display it even within their homes and cars (while in western nations) due to it being termed as a Nazi symbol. It hurts when an informative channel like yours too misrepresent the holy symbol.
Nazi symbol Swastika.
Thank you
@@jackharper5642 stop annoying
@@jackharper5642 it's not just nazi symbol it has a name in German , it is called hakenkreuz
@@ThisIsThePlanet lol mf you pissed off so easily for just correcting you all 😂
Imagine being a soldier marching through that parade, only to see it all go down a few years later. To think there’s still a German veteran out there who marched through that parade is fascinating to think about.
Those who marched that day felt the intoxicating glory...
...Those who marched and survived to the end, saw their cities leveled, witnessed their woman raped and tasted a bloody defeat.
@@ilovephotography1254 absolutely horrifying to imagine...
@@sakom0793 An interesting bit of info that I had recently heard. As the Red army progressed though Germany to Berlin. The Soviets grew angry. They saw a much higher standard of living than the USSR. The could not understand why would you make war, when you have it so good?
@@sakom0793 I don't know who was worse between the Nazis or the Japanese. The philosophy of Bushido, is another example of Man's pure evil towards Mankind.
@@sakom0793 it was well deserved but... to most Germans to their point of view they were the good guys, and only recently we are learning how evil the United States is (cold war)
Look at the average Chinese citizen who sees China as pure and great..
It freaks me out thinking there are evils my country is doing that I may be unaware of.. how evil are our countries truly.. are they secretly as evil as N Germany or the Japanese empire? Worse? Less? How good are our organizations we trust.. our political parties our ideologies? How evil are they all.. how much have they manipulated us to become blind to the atrocities they commit
The Harlem Globetrotters came to Pyongyang for my 31st birthday with the help of VICE and Dennis Rodman back in 2014, where they did a friendly match against our own players. This is also where the moment of Dennis Rodman personally singing Happy Birthday to me comes from. Gotta say, I deserve a much grander celebration. We only celebrate my grandpa's and father's birthdays but not me
Don’t you have civilians to starve, get off RUclips and back to work
For someone who scored 18 holes-in-one on a golf course and scored 7 goals in the world cup final, I would have to agree
Omg is Kim Jung On, my idol, I'm ur number wan fan!
Come on un you gotta tighten your game up on them birthdays Hittler smoked you
I have a good 1 for you ..i give you a fully communist West .. tadaaah ...
What u mean u dont want it ... ?
We can all give the worst birthday party to Napoleon. He threw one outside the gates of Smoleńsk when he could have beat the snot out of the Russians, and thus lost his empire.
Yes.
Rommel also went home to celebrate his wife's birthday while he was in charge of Atlantic wall garrisons during D-day.
Remember kids, if you want to conquer the world don't throw up birthday party until you're conquest is completed
He couldn’t. Russians left Tuchkov’s divisions to stay and hold and withdrew. He couldn’t cut them off.
Перестаньте выдумывать историю... Каждые сто лет собираетесь, что бы русские надрали вам жопы
"Here's a luxury mountain estate for your birthday. Oh and 12 people died building this for you" lmaoo
Lol still happens shit ton of people(slaves) died building the burj Khalifa
Check out 14:55. I was at that very spot, enjoying vodka cocktails and smoking hashish, many times. At 15:02, the conference table was still there, and the room was the main bar, of the General Walker Hotel, a resort for American servicemen. All gone now, but the Eagle's Nest itself remains. Fun times.
Germany: We threw a big party for Adolf when he turned 50 in 1939!
Iran, celebrating the 2,500th anniversary of the Persian Empire in 1971: *Hold my tea*
History does rhyme, Few years after 2,500th anniversary, Shah of Iran regime toppled by Ayatollah 😅
the difference is Hitler's bday celebration was for political propaganda, which increased his people's support purposes while shah of iran one was to flex how rich he was, which of course made his people feel like they got fucked in the face
Sad Shah noises
@@ErnestJay88 well it was one of many events that broke the public's back.
a lavish 5 billion $ ( in todays equivalent) party, also the wide spread and open use of alcohol at the party in a muslim country. many other factors but I'll keep it to this.
i was going through my dads old cottage and found national geographics from the 60s to the 80s and one issue i got covers that iranian party.
As a Dutch guy I asked myself, why is German alcohol free beer so much better. Wel now I know😂
It had the reich Ingredients.
BMA
I would like to drink if its Alcohal Free!!
Must be Something Good!!!
I am Dutch to
@@thefirstkingdogo1126 theirs something funny with the beer
To be honest, German lager is in general better than Dutch Lager. Even as a Dutchman, I never buy Dutch lager in the supermarket.
You have balls to not censor that nazi symboI I salute you for that.
Nazi salute? o/
@@Volodimar haha
@@Volodimar o7
I've never seen a Nazi symbol censored. Big nothingburger.
It's not a Nazi symbol it's a swastika holy symbol around sountheast Asia which Hitler took for his political agenda
I really love how you take your time to get the actual footage and arrange it in order. It shows your dedication to giving out quality content. Good work SideNote.
Yeah, unfortunately historically inaccurate
I wonder why this got demonetized... classic RUclips punishing historical videos. The style of the decorations is so similar to that of Ancient Rome... it crazy how even nearly 2000 years later everyone was obsessed with "reforming Rome"
Very true - in fact Hitler specifically ordered Speer to make buildings that would last a thousand years and then make good-looking ruins.
How do you know this video is demonetizated
@@bowserheadteacher see pinned comment and the lack of ads 🙄
*”Let’s party like it’s 1939!”*
Imagine being the guy who thought there was a 5 reichsmark gift limit.
🤣🤣
And then he knew about that $200m castle on the top of the mountain.
The Soviets also prepared a birthday party for Hitler with millions of people invited.
Stop acting like Russia beat the axis all by themselves. 😂 had there been no western front, Soviets would’ve fell back to Russia and set up a defensive front only.
At 11:54, it's awful to realize how many of them would be dead within six years
So you're telling me Hitler trew the greatest and most expensive 420 party to ever happen ?
Of course why do you think people shouted: "High Hitler!" ?
They probably smoked a few joints, what a banger of a party
@@salmonjoseph9970 He actually did have cocaine eyedrops, which is ironic since he wouldn't drink but took something worse. They also gave all the soldiers meth. They probably didn't know the consequences.
actually maybe he didn't | That was Iran! 1971 Iran threw the World's Greatest Party (in a Desert) 2,500-year celebration of the Persian Empire (Wikipedia)
Bro I am born on April 20
Hitler looked young for 50 years old. On his 56th birthday in 1945, he looked like he was 75.
That's something else for a guy who was sleeping on park benches during his 20th birthday.
Geez, I'm happy with just a card and a "I love you, happy birthday."
Man im happy with WhatsApp message
"... who was not a monarch..."
Hitler was basically a Kaiser in everything but name at that point.
To be fair some monarchies are basically dictatorships.
No. Hitler hated monarch. He viewed the Kaiser as weak for its poor leadership in lack of warrior spirit. Hitler would have likely preferred to be a sultan.
Say what you will, there is no denying that there is a certain unmatched "German Efficiency" even in the extravagant birthday of a genocidal tyrant. It was flawless in execution
I would love to see the sheer amount planning, organisation and logistics that went behind the 320 million Birthday
Yes they did alot of horrible stuff but this is very impressive
They really loved their flawless executions during that time period.
He's the leader
It was a lavish and expensive party worth millions, there was no "efficiency"
@@vchk5330 First of all it is efficiency not efficacy I was talking about.
Secondly have you ever been responsible for organising anything important? The amount of planning and execution involved in events of this scale is unimaginable so that everything goes perfectly
Thanks for a great video on the topic that probably won't get a lot of love from the algorithm! The narration is top notch, as always
It has popped up now due to the algorithm, it seems
Six years later, his birthday party was in the bunker. He killed himself ten days later.
Biggest 4/20 celebration ever
Regardless of everything, they were dang good at decorating and understanding how to make impactful imagery and layouts. It's too bad they couldn't of done something good with it..
Hitler was an artist after all
That house has to be one of the most amazing house's that is land locked. It's literally at the prime location in a mountain valley region to create a sense of safety and amazing Perspectives. I saw they built a elevator that brings you up to the property. Then then had to make a insanely complicated and winding driveway to get up to the property. It's utterly stunning. Plus it's in Switzerland so that's even better. I've always wanted to go to Norway, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland. Those places facinate me.
Switzerland? are you talking about the eagles nest? its in bavaria but it does look like switzerland I must say.
I've been there....it is NOT in Switzerland! Ha!
It's near Berchtesgarten, Germany.
It is a restaurant today and it hasn't changed much.
Germany in 1939: We're celebrating Hitler's 50th birthday! He will be immortal!
Hitler: **Dies at 56**
Meanwhile the UK celebrating Queen Elizabeth's 95th birthday:
After the war Hitler should have been buried and forgotten about only ever having his name remembered in a historical or educational context or to condemn him for the horrific atrocities that he brought upon mankind. However he has reached some level of immortality because of all of the media that revolved around him and his party during after the war.
@@planderlinde1969 also the fact that he never allowed himself to be captured by the allies, which kind of increased his mystique.
@@planderlinde1969 Well is the world in which hitler was defeated (our world) so much better? Is it great? No.
@@planderlinde1969 and learn nothing?
There is a reason the remembrance of European colonialism is as important. Not talking about an evil is a risk to have it happen again
@@3dcomrade Very unbased, lame
So they went from hundreds of millions on birthday parties to barely able to supply their own soldiers with food and oil.
British blockade was the main reason
@@kiennguyenanh8498
The Brits lost to America but helped beat the Nazi's. How ironic 😅
@@Off-with-a-bang that was like 150 years before ww2 though
That's what happens when you declare war on the entire WORLD
@@--novus-ordo-secrolum-un--8820 yeah
He knew how to throw a good party.
Ain't no party like the Nazi-Party! 😂
@@Off-with-a-bang LMAO
@@Off-with-a-bang Pinkie Pie would approve (she loves parties)
He was the first Rockstar
@@JL-XrtaMayoNoCheese Is he next up out of Atlanta?
0:56 "Navy, in Unexpected Move, Orders Fleet Back to the Pacific Ocean Today"
Top ten pictures taken before disaster material, there.
50 white limousines???
Perhaps I am going colour blind but they don't look like white limos to me!
I can understand giving a dagger and maybe a pistol as a gift, but a hand grenade is a bit extreme. Security must have taken that item far away, just to be safe.
Maybe it was an assassin who was trying the make the Fuehrer go boom boom on his birthday.
Holy hand grenade
When you look at this, it's very tragic to realize that Hitler was truly an artist at heart. All this pomp and decoration, the appreciation of the painting and the pistol. He could've been a great artist, but he just couldn't make a portrait to save his fucking life.
Most Nazis had a real flair for the dramatic and visuals. Everything they used had a meaning- the swastika linking them to Persia, the Roman pillars etc
It wasn’t even his planning lol. Gobbels did it.
@@crossroads670 yeah but if you think about it, the presents he got were all made to appeal to his artistic side. The good ones anyway.
ironically, the main reason that he didn't get into art school was because he showed very little interest in human life in his art, and couldn't draw people very well at all. Rather than refer him to therapy, they just told him to become an architect because of his lack of emotion.
his art was quite meh, pretty robotic and lacking any kind of distinct style
Hitler's birthday in 1945 was slightly more modest...
He received gift from Stalin too bad Hitler didn't thank him
ZING! gothisass...
@@axel665still the commies fell off too 😂
Going full Hitler for my bday in a few weeks.
Wish u best! 🎂🎂🎂
I want to know what went through the professor's head when he decided to give Hitler a comically large egg for breakfast...
oh ja ze fuhrer will live zis big egg
Haha, der Fuhrer werd lieben diesses groß Ei!
So Hitler was basically salty that USA and France didn't say happy birthday
I doubt he cared...
@@karlheven8328 They just ended his reign as a gift
@@michaeljordan6239 USA yes in 5 years time but France not really.
Frances impact was marginal.
@@karlheven8328 Well the US ended his "1000 year reich" about 990 years early, very kind of them.
@@michaeljordan6239 It wad more Russia that did, not USA that did bear much of the burden.
USA just made the process much quicker.
I liked SideNote's video topics. I wish he'd return.
The original 4/20 wasn’t that lit apparently lol
Was hoping to find this comment
Technically, if I was born in 1921 as a german, I could have taken this as my own birthday party (Yes, I have the funny 4/20 hitler birthday.)
If you were born in 1921 as a german you would likely have starved before 1939
@@drakez341 kkkkkkkkkk
“If you say chance-uh-Larry one more time…”
6:42, Hitler releases his eagle - but later had it imprisoned for subversion of the war effort.
A 4 engine plane for Hitler but never a 4 engine bomber. Tells me all I need to know.
Great video, very well researched, only small criticism is that the man circled at 8:10 isn’t Albert Speer; it’s just some random Luftwaffe Officer. Speer only ever wore a suit or NSDAP uniform, and never had a Luftwaffe uniform. Other than this small blunder, an excellent video!
320 million party? That's a real party!
Iran king in 1972: I hold a biggest party ever
Hitler: hold mein sauerkraut
The Russians threw a even bigger birthday party for Hitler in 1945 at Berlin.
With T 34s
And 203 mm HE shells for fireworks
More parties for despotic societies! Thanks SideNote! I subbed after seeing your Iran party vid.
You would think an ultra-nationalist like Hitler would have realized that decadence like this is a mark of a society nearing its end, not a sign of its strength.
I mean Nazi still exist they just don't have power so in the end Nazi still kind of live on same with Stalin and Lenin and other dictators as long as their legacy lives on they did not die
All countries did that tbh
agreed... but he may have been even more of an ultra-narcissist.
if you did not know the outcome of WW2, How would you even remotely say that was true? What was on display was arguably some of the best military equipment of their day, when nations put on displays such as this one they are making a statement, not only to the people in their own country but the world, Can't be a sign of financial weakness when things like this likely cost a fortune for those that would hold such an event, in UK the Queen does Trooping the colour, and Britain has been going for a good while, China has recently been posturing with Taiwan which is worrying in more modern times, and let's face it China is also an economic powerhouse, similar to the USA.
@@nonstop9907 I meant the hundreds of millions spent on birthday presents, not so much the military parade.
Could you make a video talking about Joseph Stalin's 70th birthday celebrations in 1949?
*HAPPY BIRTHDAY!*
🇦🇱🇩🇪🇦🇱🇩🇪🇦🇱🇩🇪
They hated Muslims LoL
@@blitzkriegedvanhauten5261
There where SS muslim divisions in Bosnia and the leader even met muslim leaders. Plus I’m not a muslim so whats your point?
@@averagecommunisthater Germany, the best Muslim country in the world. By the way, best kebab indeed!
@@blitzkriegedvanhauten5261
Kebab is for degenerates, I prefer beef.
1:52 they also celebrated the conquest of France in 1940. I think it was almost as big if not bigger. All of Berlin was filled with people, troops, and flags.
I found vids of it... Insane.
So tonight I’m gonna party like it’s 1939
1:20 you gotta admit. The decorations look really good. And the eagle statue looks waaaaay better than what any country today have in their Congress or parliament or whatever
All I got was a tie for my 50th Birthday…
When your birthday is more expensive than most colonies GDP
This is more expensive than spoiled rich children's parties, holy $h1t.
I was imaging Goring entering in a room with a swastika-shaped cake singing "happy birthday" towards hitler, who's wearing a birthday hat with the nazi flag colors still with the serious face
Hitler: I may be evil, but at least i know how to celebrate my birthday.
General: gives golden pen
Hitler: that’s? Thats it? THATS IT?!!!!!!!!
General: 0-0
Yeah! Back to reviewing epic parties!
Thank You for presenting an interesting piece of history that I had never known.
Not gonna lie, this is a sick ass party
If your birthday party isnt lit as that - I wont come
i wish i could get 160 dollars from the government for just existing on a certain day with low income and get free public transportation, this shit looks lit
This is the sort of birthday I think I’d enjoy
Except the Nazi flags and hitler right?
Right!?
You think?
@4:36.... Ummm, don't look now, but those limousines are black, not white.
Oh. $320M for a birthday.
Sounds like a dope ass party. I wish I could have gone to it.
The fact it was some kind of 420 party at the same time
Very interesting video but you really didn't do much of a research in the area of the name's pronunciation. Albert Speer, Emil Hácha and Josef Tiso wouldn't recognise themselves.
So true!
The composed piece of music you showed is the current German National Anthem. I’m assuming this wasn’t the piece you intended to show since it wasn’t written by Hans Rehberg
Right. That music chord chart isn't relevant to this video. I've only used it as a "stock footage" since I couldn't find a copy of Hans Rehberg's hymn. Also, I didn't know that people would be able to tell, but here we are.
Next time, I'll try to add a caption of "not actual image" whenever possible.
It's the internet. It will happen. In this case a music not grammar nazi.😅
party like it's 1939
Don’t forget he also spent a equal amount on occult research
Not true! He was against such things. He outlawed occult groups and other secret societies like the Freemasons.
They didn't invade, Austria. They annexed it after the Austrians, most likely in a less then fair democratic referendum voted to join Germany.
Ight nazi calm it down. Germany had already invaded austria by the time they held that referendum, that referendum literally being taken over by the nazi party. Thats hardly a reliable source that they wanted to join.
Not like any of this matters.
Austrians wanted the Anschluss. Thousands lined the streets cheering Hitler;s entry into Vienna.
@@jacksonreilly3441 You think they were going to boo at the armed military marching in?
@@josjos-x5s Of course not but if they were opposed to the Anschluss they would have stayed away in droves.
He took Project X to another level
They knew how to celebrate.
Today's my birthday, so I'm not sure how to feel about this vid lol
How was the birthday?
@@The_White_House Wasn't anything special but it wasn't bad lol and I appreciate you asking. Hope things are going good with you.
@@NewYorksMostWanted great man
What a magnificent commemoration and majestic military display! The people certainly loved their Fuhrer.
I could only dream of a birthday like this....oh well probably means I have to be a physco doosh to get it so will remain content with just getting drunk for my bday.
6:28: A six-foot cake? Seriously?
I’m horrified,as an Aussie, to see the Australian flag hung next to the hated Swastika.
Cry me a river. It happened in peacetime.
@Rejector It was before the war. Prior to Germany's exit from the League of Nations, The Third Reich flag was on display in Geneva. At the Berlin Olympics in 1936, the flags of all participating nations were flown together. Some people are paranoid about the Reich flag yet don't bat an eyelash at the display of the flags representing communist nations.
1 year no uploads.....R.I.P.
When Hitler and Eva's bodys were burning. An drunken party was taking place in the upper floor of the Reich Chancellory. One of the SS men looked walked down the stairs and said "The Chiefs on fire. Do you want to have a look?"
Oddly enough, this event isn't covered in history class.
why would it be?
@@jokubas3391 ikr, why would hitlers bday celebration be important in history class?
Why does the bday party here significant in what was coming in the 2nd world war?
Why would it matter?
@@jokubas3391 because other major propaganda events are talked about aswell, just not this one for some reason
Well that's a birthdate party
Great video essay and i got a lot out of it. Though the title is very cursed.
What happened to the birthday party poopers, who were too "ill" to attend?
You are wrong. Germany added only around 15 mio people to the country in 1938 and 1939
7:00 What makes this funny is that Frederick the Great was gay.
I thought it was going to be a 420 joke
Someone gifted a handgranade
I want my Birthday to be about conquest of Poland!
"He is such a scorpio"
How much did they spend on his birthday party?
Also did someone try to boogie trap his gifts?
Boogie trap? To capture him using sick and bouncy beats?
He said $320 million but assuming he means in today's money, then that's $40 million franks back then.
Well armed is right. How did this fool manage to consistently salute troops for 5 hours, then sign autographs for another 2?
Yet another thing to add to my "things to remember when I'm dictator of the universe" list - small hand gestured salutes
TFW you’ll never have a party quite like this
I could go for a big pretzel right now, bet they didn't have liquid cheese on standby 🙄😔
@Rejector I know but I want a pretzel with cheese , nacho cheese preferably.... That was probably banned in Nazi Germany at that point haha jk idk
@@austinhealey1120 nacho cheese is weak, if you've got good pretzels get some beer cheese.
Love the thumbnail
It's cool but I don't like what it represents
Today is the Führers birthday
This was much better when I put it on mute, opened a second RUclips window and listened to Wagner.
Not to be picky but, did the narrator say (4:48) fifty "white" cars?