WW2 OverSimplified - Russian Reaction (First Time Watching )
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This Video was highly recommended for a long time. Let me know what’s your opinion about this way learning history?
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When it comes to learning about history, I personally have learned more from researching on my own time than I ever did in school. When I was a kid, I would watch documentaries all the time and really enjoyed them.
Watch Europa (can't type the rest of the name of the documentary because RUclips will censor my comment), it is over 12 hours long.
@@TheEd8u what?
I was called by my familly "documentary boy" when i was 9!
@@TheEd8u is it called Europe: The Last Battle?
I was always that way with animal documentaries. Started with Steve Irwin everyday before school when I was like 4-5 then I started actually looking into a lot of different species then from there I started liking history for some reason.
My last history professor at university taught pretty much exactly like this. He presented everything like it was the plot of an amazing movie, and with a fair amount of humor thrown in. As a result, it was even very easy remembering things like dates, because he made them part of a great story. Everyone should learn history that way.
Extremely cool.
I doubt your teacher knows anything about ww2
OverSimplified is brilliant, I wish they were more frequent.
It really is. I didn't know much about Mussolini's pre 1920s origin and I've studied WW2 for 40+ years
It is excellent to introduce people to the basics.
It's just one person so it makes sense why he takes so long since he needs to gather the facts and make up the jokes
Sup M red i seen you around
You are right
About Japan, not condoning the atrocities they did in wwii, especially in China, wich was absolutely barbaric but this video is right in one point. Japanese were pretty happy killing each other in the shogun era totally isolated from the rest of the world until the commodoro Perry showed up and started to bomb Tokyo just because the japanese did not want to trade. This experience was traumatic for them because it showed how vulnerable they were so they started this race in 1860 to transform the country and become a power, first in Asia, wich they did pretty quickly, and then in the rest of the world. The movie "The Last Samurai" is placed precisely in the era were the changes started and its a pretty good movie.
What always annoyed me is that in school we only learned about how the war started, how it ended and the politics behind it, but nothing about the war itself.
oh really? that’s the first time I’m hearing about it. thank you for sharing
To be fair World War 2 had a lot going on lol. It would be impossible to learn it all or pick out what stuff is the most important. There are whole college classes about just WW2 and they still only cover a fraction of what happened. Check out Mark Felton here on RUclips he does videos about some of the more fascinating and obscure parts of the war.
@@kayzeaza Yeah, but important events like Stalingrad, Pearl Harbor or D-Day are definitely worth being taught in school.
@@georger.3489 depending where you live, you will learn about Pearl Harbor, D-Day and Stalingrad
@@georger.3489 no one cares about Pearl Harbor but the United States.
1:47 Woaw bro, I never would have thought that Mussolini had so much in common with Vladimir Putin !
I don't blame you for not feeling sad for what happened in the war. Oversimplified makes it entertaining but also gets serious when it is necessary. He is great at doing this.
As long as the information is correct, I don’t have any problems with history being taught through animations. Very informative video and well edited by you.) Have a great day!
Oversimplified and a few other channels that do similar things are really good at general overviews of stuff like this while being entertaining. I think you could use videos like this in schools as a way to help interest from students. But there are many intricacies and details that these videos leave out that are really important for full context and understanding. The problem is when we are young most people just don't see the point or understand why it's important to learn about shit that happened 30, 40 years ago let alone 60, 80, 90 etc... so I feel you will always struggle to get the general public to care about learning history as we should. I've learned more that sticks in my brain since I left high school and college just from learning stuff for myself outside of a school curriculum than I ever did in school because it was always "the boring class".
If I were developing a history class I would utilize these types of videos and movies like Saving Private Ryan, 1917, War Horse, etc... that really show war for what it was like within context of the boring academic aspect of it. I mean there are even podcasts I would reccomend people listen to like Behind The Bastards that do a great job of teaching the realities of what these leaders and events were all about. So I think schooling has to be overhauled and updated to really be able to get people on board to care to learn.
I'd very much like to see part 2 and even some other Oversimplified videos on your channel.
This is a over simplified video. Its not meant to go in great detail but gives a basic understanding of what happened. I like these videos because even though what happened was terrible this sorta does it in a fun way.
I love learning about WW2 an all the individual battles that happened. A lot of what happened they don't teach in school or if it does get mentioned it might not go into great details. Theirs just too much to learn everything in such a short amount of time. So many battles an stories from the people that were there.
I think depending what country you from they try to focus on their part of the war an their stories. That's why its important to keep open mind an learn from all sides.
I watched a few other reactions to this video an some didn't even realize Japan was in WW2. Japan was just as dominate as Germany early on in the war an fought hard till the end. When people think of WW2 i think most of the focus goes on what just happened in Europe an forget how wide spread it really was.
I think this is a great introduction. I would recommend that students look at this before they do their detailed reading. It's easier to get more of the details when you have an overview.
I think i speak for everyone here that oversimplified has taught us for a whole semester, and faster then school
I like this type of history it explains everything more in a simplified version
Thank you Elton
A quick fun way to learn some history. I'm looking forward to more.
I’ll check it’s out, if they have anything else
@@RussianReactionReviews They have a lot more. And they have improved their videos a lot since the ww2 video. Btw he also has a video on the russian revolution which I assume you are interested in watching. Anyways, great video.
Question: What is your opinion of Stalin based on your knowledge of the man?
History is very important to learn about hence why I’m a huge history nerd. As I like to say you need to learn about the past to act during the present to prevent the past from happening in the future
you’re absolutely right
I think there's great value in presenting history in a more entertaining style. History was my subject in school. But some people wont pay attention if your not presenting a topic they're interested in. Which means they could potentially miss something they would be interested in. If this video causes someone to take a more indepth look at some event that is briefly mentioned. Thats a victory.
This method is a good way to get young student attention in possibly learning history it could work in making some children wanting to learn more while giving a student a overview on historic events during WW2 and the years leading up to WW2.
here in germany we are thaught for WW2 and WW1 basically the whole schooltime.. nothing else actually. Atleast in my school. For younger people this video is probably better to start the topics to get a general understanding because its enteraining and easy to understand.
I am curious how do Germans learn about ww2 because of all the war crimes they committed
@@P51_mustang How about we learn about all the Allies warcrimes they did, like dresden? hm ?
Schools need this type of history, they shouldn’t go too much into detail about it, just a brief overview similar to this. I really dislike how schools only teach about their own culture and history, rarely about wars, and if they do it’s only about their wars, not global history.
Why does global history matter? Because global history not only also has influence over their own culture and history.
I think this is a great way to teach it. I knew it from the old school way of books and History channel when it actually showed history lol this is more entertaining
Today I learned something. At the 9:00 mark he starts talking about the french army attacking and she smiled. Here I thought laughing at the French army sucking was a American thing.
I love this content. I wish more Russian people shared their thoughts about history.
I love these funny animated history videos, there are so many good ones. Keep em coming Irina, we wanna see more of our favorite Russian youtuber.
aww I appreciate it
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When’s part 2 coming? I love oversimplified! And yes I think kids would remember these things and be more interested if they were shown videos like these in school
the 2nd part is coming soon)
Oversimplified is the best history channel in my opinion. Btw loved your reaction..hope to see part 2 reaction soon
Yes Irina, I believe it helps some people to comprehend history better in a broad way.
Great reaction vid, can't wait for part 2!
coming soon
@@RussianReactionReviews it’s been 2 weeks
I think i have learnt more about wars by watching war movies based on true events, maybe not for the younger generation, but i do think its a great teaching way for urself, you can always turn it off and ignore the truth of what went on . ( Dave from Australia )
Well done Irina! I know as a person who speaks only two languages, English and bad English, that this mishmash we use can get in the way of great communication. We have multiple ways to confuse the unindoctrinated. We say WWII, World War 2, as well as the Second World War. Oversimplified is the best at making history very understandable and entertaining. To those of us who love history, this is is how entertaining history is to us. There would be more of us if this teaching method was applied at a younger age.
that’s true, thank you for your comment
This was one of the funniest Oversimplified videos out there
I liked this way of retelling of history a lot, Great reaction enjoyed it 😀👍🏼👋🏼
thank you, I appreciate that
I think learning history. Through oversimplified is interesting. But shouldn't be the only way. However yes, it's a fun way of learning it.
As funny as this video is, no, I want to be taught by a guy who fought the Japs in the Pacific. We would ask him questions and he would answer them. Like what does it feel like to get shot, he was also wounded a second time by shrapnel. I think he said he was most scared when he contracted malaria, I think he said he almost died. He was a priest and a widower with two grown children, that's allowed as long as your wife died before you tried to enter the priesthood. He told us about stuff we wouldn't think to ask like the mud, the Flies, the smell and the endless boredom. And the best part of this World War II stories were he was supposed to be teaching us modern European history that occurred after World War II. Thank you immensely for the video and thumbs up. Oh and thanks father O'Neill Wherever You Are.
I had good history teachers but the real reason I remember it so well is cause of a book series called the cartoon history of the universe by larry gonick. Kind of a similar style (in terms of presenting information, the artstyle is very different) except instead of telling about one event or time period like oversimplified the series starts with the big bang and covers all the way to the early 2000s.
irina ... talk about lucky.. i spent the last 2 weeks moving from kentucky to florida.. this morning bowling green, kentucky was hit by a tornado, half the town is gone, i think it is at 65 dead so far.. I LIVED IN BOWLING GREEN, 53 miles north of nashville tenn...i cannot believe this
It's been 1 year . Still waiting for part 2
3 months and never watched part 2. What a shame. Would've been a decent channel to watch.
UPDATE: 5 months later and never finished, pathetic.
There is a documentary called ‘The Fog of War’. It’s about the Vietnam/American war. But it does represent some values of Americans.
It’s not graphic. It’s about what the politics hat we’re going on.
At the end of the day... people won't remember what you told them, only how you made them feel.
So it's good that it's engaging. The real tragedy is not knowing the history. Watch and smile and laugh at his jokes all you want.
The Swastika is an ancient symbol that dates back to 10,000 BC as a symbol for peace. Since it was a symbol for peace Hitler used it as propaganda during WWII & all the Nazi Soldiers under Hitler bore this symbol as part of the propaganda; also Hitler had the symbol displayed everywhere. So the Swastika became associated with Hitler's Nazi regime.
I remember learning about this in 7th grade and it was thst exact same video that was 4 years ago
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I agree with you. I learned that fun is bad, because you don't work when you have fun. First, wrong, you just need to stay focused. Second, learning is not working, but is often kept the same way. What is stupid because it is fact that you learn more when you have fun or at least a positive experience^^' This film doesn't tell everything, but I would have been much more from the beginning if we watched something like this from the beginning. I'm from Germany by the way, but Durch by blood 😋 I know what I am talking, because my ancestors are from a very funny country and I am trapped in a very... dry one. I would say Russian, but we don't even drink as joyful as we could 😮 Anyway, you're right^^ Thanks for your work here, always having a good time with you 😁 I also want to say while I'm at it to say that it's a pitty that Hitler was a sociopath. No one talks ever about the good things he did and misused to control the public. He created the Hitler youth, where the kids (officialy) do sports, craft, get entertained and learn to socialize. He let our highways get planned to create entirely new ways of getting connected, animated the people to work together and created workplaces. Sadly through the war, the Germans needed of course suddenly a lot of ammo and equipment, and those desks had to be filled, but he nevertheless knew a lot about how business is done and how people work. He was insane, but he had a great mind which could have let him be Nelson Mandela, Kennedy and Keyne in one person. I think it was as well him who encouraged the immigrations to get workers if I don't mistake 🤔 As I said, a pitty. Tiny heart, cold blooded, but big brain.
oh wow thank you for your comment and your time
5:55 So nothing spoken about the inflation...or the famine...
6:32 More than 90 percent of the Austrian voted to join the Reich.
6:34 Czecho-Slovaks who got some of the German territories after the WW1, treated the German population harshly. Thus the intervention, such as with Poland.
I would definitely have needed this in my History subject
If I had this video in my history class I would of paid attention and learned something. We just had a teacher standing up telling us this, it was so boring, lol.
the same
For DECADES the Japanese government denied the Nanjing Massacre.
Who's looking for Ukraine comments
Only idiots.
Germany didn't have the same flag back then. It was the Gold flag with an Eagle on it.
Reneging on the Molotov--von Ribbentrop "Pact of Steel" and launching Barbarossa in mid-1941 was Germany's fatal mistake. You don't take on Mother Russia.
Yay!!
Welcome to the Oversimplified train wagon XD
You are my favourite Russian RUclipsr!
aww you are so sweet
Oversimplified is , by definition, OVER simplified......it is mean to give a bare bones summary of historical facts...... to the historically ill informed....that is American government school graduates.......brilliant for their intended purpose but for context, my dear Russian, one must go elsewhere.....i personally loved your facial reactions ....sweet as usual
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It's still a little bit complicated for the childlike part of my brain, but it helps me understand the chain of events a bit better. What is most hard to understand is how so many people can be convinced to follow a psychotic dictator.
12:50 Just a little recommendation: You should put some handmade subtitles when you talk while the video is playing, lower the volume of the video you're watching or pause it to say something because, at least for me, I cannot hear nor understand a single thing you're saying with OverSimplified's voice in the background overlapping yours.
It would be said as world war "two" not "second" But You said it correctly when you put "second" infront of world war to say which world war it was. Both are correct but not the other way around if that makes sense. English is hard, I knew what you were meaning to say though and I love you! and your videos! Wish you all the best! 👍💌
Use these videos to introduce the subject to kids, but definitely explain it in detail after.
Your reaction to him shooting himself in just the foot for now 😂
My grandfather was in world war 2, he was literally in Berlin Germany when Hîtler killed himself. That's why I wanted to grow up to be a soldier. I was a second lieutenant in the Marine corps during the Afghanistan and Iraq wars. But I will never understand how one man convinced a entire country to become mass murderers for him and his racist beliefs. Germany literally believed that Hîtler was a God. And sadly more people were killed by Stalin who killed his own people in Russia than during the entire war. I couldn't imagine how someone could murder their own people and say it was to lower the poverty rate in Russia and use the labianca to do his dirty work. History is full of evil people who are rulers of countries. So war is the only answer to save innocent people who can't defend themselves. That's why I asked to join the Marine Corp, because I wanted justice for the people who had to choose between burning alive or jumping 90 floors on September 11th 2001 in New York City and Pennsylvania and the Pentagon. War is never a good thing but it's sometimes very necessary to save the innocent and bring the guilty to justice.
Can't wait to see you react to part 2.
Definitely more interesting to watch and learn the basics.
Glory to the Georgian russian belad Ioseb Besarionovich Jughashvili! 700,000 Georgians fought in the War and half of them died. I have great honor for them and also for those who sacrificed their lives to win the fascism.!
Definitely the way I wish history had been taught in school
I know..
How do they teach you about stalin one if the wors dictators
Your floor is clean 🧼 I can see the door reflection. Also what does your shirt say ?
Where is part 2?
Leningrad was under siege for over two years.
Irina, what does your hoodie say?
I think you are wanting to say that teaching should be done in such way as to be more animated so it can be more entertaining and interesting. May or may not be the best way to learn.
You should check out "Operation Barbarossa"
Hello our Russian Bros and ladies :)
Србија и Русија , браћа заувек :) ( Serbia and Russia, brothers forever )
I love the oversimplified videos and im glad you are reacting to it. Also you are really beautiful.
Thank you so much!!
Ты так классно по инглу шпаришь, норм. Не видел еще русской реакции на эти видео)
Блвгодарю
next please check & react to "ketika lagu russia jadi dangdut koplo - lust a fife" video. they are indonesian band doing prank / sing on ometev. in this video, they prank the russian people with russian song but played in indonesian music style (genre)
I love your look , hair and makeup.
You look 🔥
"Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed Forces" :)
Oversimplified is Ok for the sake of a RUclips video, or to teach a child the absolute basics.... but in order for history to not be lost or forgotten, history of any kind needs to have in depth courses available. This is why there are entire college courses on WW2 history alone. I don't know all, but I do probably know more than the average person when it comes to WW2 as I have studied it in depth, so for me I prefer an in depth lesson verses a highly highly simplified version.
Love your reactions 🤓 would love you to react to British Christmas ads. Much love Birmingham UK ✌️
I should have paid attention to what you were watching and what you were talking about, but all I could concentrate on was your beautiful eyes, sorry about that but your eyes are hipmatising, and your spirit is all consuming. I think that means your cool. If I had my life over I would look for someone just like you if there could be another one ? I bet you have no idea just how amazing you are? But I no. And that warms my heart. So thanks just for being you. Your cool little Kitten, and I want to get up and continue with my life, and it's your smiles and your tears that made me feel like that. So thanks even if you dont no why. Hi to your folks,and stay warm and safe, and how is your little dog ? Well I hope, I lost my dog or should I say my Angel. A westhighland terrier that i had for 9 years and my heart has not recovered and never will. I loved her so much. She was perfect and asked for nothing just a belly rub. Anyway enough going on out of me. I hope there is more people like you out there? Because if there is then the world will be ok. Your perfect. 😇🐈🙃🙂💐
Hipmatising. Lol
@@Mostopinionatedmanofalltime She is pretty perfect. What can one say ?
Definitely oversimplified
let's go ON RAW
hope you re having a great day
3 months after this video was uploaded Russia invades Ukraine. That timing...
You should watch some gameplay from Call of Duty World At War, Soviets fighting the Germans.
Oh yeah hello to the most beautiful Russian girl in the world. Another good job, keep it up.
Please react to: "Robin williams Golf" stand up comedy skit.
Хелов рашен перевод будет? А то я не выкупаю я немецкий учил 🤷🏻♂️
Irina, you ever have Russian dumplings?
Recommendations:
1) "This video will make you angry" by CGP Grey: ruclips.net/video/rE3j_RHkqJc/видео.html
2) Choose a video reaction from someone else to a movie you have already seen and do a reaction to the reaction. For added interest, you could comment on a fellow Russian, such as Dasha from Russia: ruclips.net/channel/UC-tjlgUT_EzAFPeJG6nRmHwvideos
I appreciate you comment. But unfortunately I see more and more uneducated ppl around, not just Americans, in general
@@RussianReactionReviews ??? Did you mean this reply for another comment? Doesn't seem to apply.
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If you want an emotional video, react to "The Fallen of World War 2"
14:48 Natasha from YeahRussia is with you?
We needed this
React to Katyn or Mr Jones (about the Ukrainian famine)
why does she looks like she is about to cry.
React to the movie Michael collins its a belter