you could also spare your self some time and just ask Sam from Wendover if you could borrow his script. (if that will come with or with out his bad jokes i don't know you may have to improvise
my father has worked on the Suez as well. working for a Dutch dregging company they have worked on deepening the channel after it being closed off for so long do to the previous conflict.
Greetings from Egypt! I have relatives from Suez, totally one of the nicest people in Egypt, I love everything about Suez, and I hope I could visit it someday, greetings to our suezi brothers from cairo! Also, I would like to mention that delecebs, not only was a scammer, but him and his sons had a criminal history in mainland france. Mohammed Ali was great, but his sons didn't really know who they were dealing with...
I've always wonderedhow much ecological disruption the canal has caused by allowing species to freely travel too, i mean it cant be only ships crossing it?
I was in the military and the best part about going through the Suez was that it meant getting hazard pay for the rest of the deployment. lol The nerd in me marveled at the Suez and the history as we slowly churned through the Suez and out to the red sea. Was pretty cool to think of the rich history that occured
@@rodtemporaryaccount1028that’s awesome. When the teams met in the middle, i’ve always wondered why they never accounted for thousands of feet of curvature on either side. Is there anything in the plans that states how they planned that?
Just found this Channel and also found out it's a german channel which is even better, already subscribed to Three Arrows, Kraut and neo. This Channel also deserves much more recognition, keep it up.
1:35 A great misconception that the shortest route from Europe to india is through the cape of good hope . "True, the Suez Canal had not yet been built. There was no sea route between Alexandria and Suez, but trans-shipping stations had been established and passengers, goods and mail were unloaded at Alexandria and delivered by caravan to Suez, considerably reducing the journey to India" from ( Modern History of the Arab Countries. Vladimir Borisovich Lutsky 1969) . That means a ship from port sudan to Europe could go to suez city and unload the cargo and then Carry it on camels and caravans and go to Alexandria and load them again to ships to go to Europe.
@@Je-suis-pauvre Non of them built the Suez Canal... It was built by 1 million Egyptian worker.. Among them, 120,000 Egyptian workers were killed Because of the extreme heat and exhaustion.. And then the British and the French came, that the canal belongs to them .. They don't care what happened to those who dug it up.. Thank God that Abdel Nasser nationalized this channel and returned it to Egypt.
Fun Fact: Unlike most people think the Suez Canal and the Panama Canal are not the world's busiest man-made waterways navigable by seagoing ships. It's the Kiel Canal.
The French entrepreneur built this with his son, He became very famous once it was completed, and the same person worked hard to build the Panama canal, Due to diseases they were not successful, but they did try hard.
@sub4me 4 a cookie Do you mean Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland? Republic of Ireland is an independent country while Northern Ireland remained part of the UK when we got independence.
@sub4me 4 a cookie To put it simply, when Britain controlled Ireland they sent settlers to Northern Ireland in the Plantation of Ulster. The majority in these lands remained Protestant Unionists and chose to stay in the UK after Ireland's War of Independence. Catholic Civil Rights marches in the North sparked 30 years of sectarian violence called The Troubles which ended in the Good Friday Agreement 1998. There is an open border and people can choose citizenship but Brexit may challenge this.
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@@mr.communist3906 Hahaha I just read it, that makes more sense. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, Comrades and Friends, The revolution carries on, from the ash we making new. Hahaha
Shining justice mebaete Brand new bed town kousa suru ibuki Misaki kara shiokaze TONNERU nuke tettou e hikareai komichi ni mayoikomu Kokoro ni tokekomu kage terasu ougon no "Sprits" sore wa mamorinuku hikari Let the voice of love take you higher Atsumaru chikara de toki sae koete 1999 Bizarre Summer Meguru yuuki de ikiru machi Great days Song of praises hibikase Brand new up town surechigau keshiki Kumo no kirema ni sasu hikari ga hora furisosogi inishie no komichi e sasoikomu Kirameki michibiku machi tagiru ougon no "Sprits" sore wa hateshinai kizuna Let the joy of love give you an answer Wakare no toki sae kudakenu ishi de 1999 Bizarre Summer Jibun norikoe tsukamitore mirai Let the voice of love take you higher Atsumaru chikara de toki sae koete Let the joy of love give you an answer Wakare no toki sae kudakenu ishi de 1999 Bizarre Summer Kawasu yuuki ga umu sanka Great days
I'm sure there was another video very similar to this about the Suez? Maybe I'm imagining it, or maybe the videos are all very similar, as it's a well known story?
Yes but how was it actually built did they close off the ocean and started digging and getting rid of the soil does anybody know that did they use wheelbarrows did they use excavators pick and shovels what
I would like to show the video to a class of children. Could you cut out the cuss words? The parents will not approve and the video is so well done. thank you
If this video gets 50,000 views I'll make a follow-up on the Suez Canal's 20th century history.
Time to watch this video 50,000 times
Interesting video. Would enjoy a sequel
Do one on the Panama at some point
That could be interesting
you could also spare your self some time and just ask Sam from Wendover if you could borrow his script. (if that will come with or with out his bad jokes i don't know you may have to improvise
Fun fact: My great grandfather was invested in the Suez Canal.
Another fun fact: He gone totally broke.
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my father has worked on the Suez as well. working for a Dutch dregging company they have worked on deepening the channel after it being closed off for so long do to the previous conflict.
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I imagine a lot of shovels were used.
More like dynamite
Lots of crafting tables too
lol
@Skain I've heard that there are a lot of desert temples nearby
but how many Toyota Carolas did they use. O wait wrong channel
:))))))))) rrl
LoL 🤣
we all know he's gonna make the video about the canal in the 20th century regardless of how many likes or views it gets
The Suez canal is totally a ANOMOLY.
We are in the 21st century
Who’s here after the latest Suez Canal blockage? 😟
When it finally moves drug lords will waste thousands of dollars of bullets in d air
@@williegibson2206 haha 😂
me
Christ its been a year already.
@@concept5631 oh yeah! Time flies
This video might just get really popular now with the current Suez Canal crisis. Thanks for the great informative video!
Greetings from Egypt! I have relatives from Suez, totally one of the nicest people in Egypt, I love everything about Suez, and I hope I could visit it someday, greetings to our suezi brothers from cairo!
Also, I would like to mention that delecebs, not only was a scammer, but him and his sons had a criminal history in mainland france. Mohammed Ali was great, but his sons didn't really know who they were dealing with...
Ah yes Pre-release Cairo, many bugs needed to be patched before a full release
E V E R G R E E N
Now I have to go see a video on how the suez canal was built.
I've always wonderedhow much ecological disruption the canal has caused by allowing species to freely travel too, i mean it cant be only ships crossing it?
KHAnubis:
* Uploads a video about the Suez canal *
Me,an Egyptian:
Ah,I see you are a man of culture
1:09 Ever green is that you in a different name?
Who's here after the latest news of the canal being blocked by the big evergreen ship
me and im from Suez ✌😂😂
@@bedoelshawadfy5111 Cool, hi! From Boston
I was in the military and the best part about going through the Suez was that it meant getting hazard pay for the rest of the deployment. lol
The nerd in me marveled at the Suez and the history as we slowly churned through the Suez and out to the red sea. Was pretty cool to think of the rich history that occured
Imagine how different the world could be if Romans’ or Egyptians has made the Suez Canal
The Egyptians did before this canal was built.
Fun fact Luigi Negrelli, who built the canal, is my great great great granfather
You serious?
@@hshs923 Yeh, its a pretty fun fact and i still have some of the original plans of the canal and other diaries etc of his!
@@rodtemporaryaccount1028 Damn 🙌🙌
@@rodtemporaryaccount1028that’s awesome. When the teams met in the middle, i’ve always wondered why they never accounted for thousands of feet of curvature on either side. Is there anything in the plans that states how they planned that?
E V E R G R E E N: hold my beer
Who’s watching this after the incident???
Just found this Channel and also found out it's a german channel which is even better, already subscribed to Three Arrows, Kraut and neo.
This Channel also deserves much more recognition, keep it up.
So youre saying they are all the same person?
@@aryaaswale7316 no? what are you saying lol
Really liked this one. Great job buddy.
You said 75% went to the company, 15 to Egypt and 10 to their investors.
What's the difference between the company and the investors?
Fun fact; the guy talking is the great grandson of the mufti who sold mustard-chili hot-dogs to 1.5 million canal workers killing 175,675.
Which guy?
1:35 A great misconception that the shortest route from Europe to india is through the cape of good hope .
"True, the Suez Canal had not yet been built. There was no sea route between Alexandria and Suez, but trans-shipping stations had been established and passengers, goods and mail were unloaded at Alexandria and delivered by caravan to Suez, considerably reducing the journey to India" from ( Modern History of the Arab Countries. Vladimir Borisovich Lutsky 1969) .
That means a ship from port sudan to Europe could go to suez city and unload the cargo and then Carry it on camels and caravans and go to Alexandria and load them again to ships to go to Europe.
Wow! 2 years already, and I"m the first to give you thumbs up now? Give yourself a thumbs up too, because its a great comment,
Fun fact:the suez canal was usually called the "gulf" of suez until those brits built the canal
the french built it not British , it was literally in the video
@@Je-suis-pauvre Non of them built the Suez Canal... It was built by 1 million Egyptian worker.. Among them, 120,000 Egyptian workers were killed Because of the extreme heat and exhaustion.. And then the British and the French came, that the canal belongs to them .. They don't care what happened to those who dug it up.. Thank God that Abdel Nasser nationalized this channel and returned it to Egypt.
@@JarJeerXII Hey, that's what British do.
@@mtlicq Seuz canal was built from 1859 to 1869..and there was no British in Egypt at that time.
@@JarJeerXII That was my meaning, The British invade and take over, and blame others. Thats what they do.
What about the River of Trajan, the Roman version that connected Suez and Alexandria?
Who's here after that boat got stuck here?!
You didn't say anything on HOW it was built
Marvelous! Would love to see this expanded.
Hello all the EVERGREENERS...I knew you will come
Can somebody tell me the construction process of the canal it's for an assignment for school?
I'm still not clear on how it was actually built
They build a canal and release the water
Thanks for explaining it to me as if I was a toddler
@@luckystriker7489 if you weren't then you'd understand it in the first place 😂
Nuestra Competencia directa. Saludos desde Panamá.
This video deserve more views
Thank you for these videos, I am thinking I should make a channel a like khanubis, cuz you are amazing
3000th years later, Egyptians still building Impressive things
I just stumbled upon this channel while looking at canal videos, Good video enjoyed it a lot.
We gonna need that sequel :-D Thanks for making this video.
All I wanted to know was how the canal was dug.....shovels??
Fun Fact:
Unlike most people think the Suez Canal and the Panama Canal are not the world's busiest man-made waterways navigable by seagoing ships. It's the Kiel Canal.
It was made to transport more **Tea** from China. Uh oh, we have the tea farms in India!
Talk about the Suez Canal crises please.
Some of your images are super low resolution, not sure if that's intentional.
The French entrepreneur built this with his son, He became very famous once it was completed, and the same person worked hard to build the Panama canal, Due to diseases they were not successful, but they did try hard.
after the french built it, the british took it over?
Ferdinand sounds a little bit suspicious
Magkano kaya toll feee dyan, may rfid kaya dyan
superb information and much more interestig
Yo my teacher showed us this video in class last week. It was really weird since I watch this channel already
What about the straight of Hormuz. About some 90% or so of the world's oil flows through this very important water way.
What would be the implications of it being say... blocked by the biggest of the cargo ships? Would it be good?
Probably not
@@KhAnubis lessons will be learned, one would like to think, great informative video btw, look forward to an update if you get chance
Please do a video about IRELAND
@sub4me 4 a cookie Do you mean Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland? Republic of Ireland is an independent country while Northern Ireland remained part of the UK when we got independence.
@sub4me 4 a cookie To put it simply, when Britain controlled Ireland they sent settlers to Northern Ireland in the Plantation of Ulster. The majority in these lands remained Protestant Unionists and chose to stay in the UK after Ireland's War of Independence. Catholic Civil Rights marches in the North sparked 30 years of sectarian violence called The Troubles which ended in the Good Friday Agreement 1998. There is an open border and people can choose citizenship but Brexit may challenge this.
O'Khanubis
I bet the number of hits on this video has exploded in the last week
do a video on the suez canal during the 20 century please please please
Suez canal My Great grandfather Mohammad Sardar khan Tokhi Civil Engineer from London around 1935 Appointment here at Suez canal
4:25 how it can be? I thought all of sea or ocean has same level?
they had fake news back then too.
It’s funny that the canal also ends up being the catalyst to the scramble for Africa
Gosh, this guy has the same voice the guy who say “Your Daily Dose” on RUclips.
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Great content 👍 as usual ❤️❤️❤️
I can't just "get involved in Nebula". Things have been a lot more complicated than that.
If you really want you can suggest me on their site, but I am also available on armchairhistory.tv/ which is a similar service
120k Egyptian workers died digging the canal
A full video would be great!
Misleading title. The video doesn’t explain how it was built.
Had to do a school project on the Suez Crisis.
Spoilers- It's Britain's last notable international move till Brexit
Mythology Guy *sips tea angrily*
BUT MUH FALKLANDS WAR
The Suez canal is not much older than the Panama canal.... 45 yrs...
I stayed for the voiceover hand gesture acting at the end .... 😂
Love that gorgeous American aircraft supercarrier traversing the canal.
You should do one on the Panama channel too
You’re my favourite channel for questions like this :)
EDIT: I’ve just seen your subscriber count and you are soooo underrated
Communism killed more people than Nazism.
Jessica Josephs read my channel’s about page
@@mr.communist3906
I'm on my phone I'm writing this comment so I have a link to your channel.
@@mr.communist3906
Hahaha I just read it, that makes more sense. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, Comrades and Friends, The revolution carries on, from the ash we making new. Hahaha
Would love to see a follow up for this
What would be the problem if the difference between the seas is 10m?!
A strong current pushing ships towards Mediterranean? 10m drop per 200km is a hell of a force in terms of river stream
Attempted to separate that part away from Africa. Prior obviously they were once connected. Was not created for trade.
Shining justice mebaete
Brand new bed town kousa suru ibuki
Misaki kara shiokaze TONNERU nuke tettou e hikareai komichi ni mayoikomu
Kokoro ni tokekomu kage terasu ougon no "Sprits" sore wa mamorinuku hikari
Let the voice of love take you higher
Atsumaru chikara de toki sae koete
1999 Bizarre Summer
Meguru yuuki de ikiru machi Great days
Song of praises hibikase
Brand new up town surechigau keshiki
Kumo no kirema ni sasu hikari ga hora furisosogi inishie no komichi e sasoikomu
Kirameki michibiku machi tagiru ougon no "Sprits" sore wa hateshinai kizuna
Let the joy of love give you an answer
Wakare no toki sae kudakenu ishi de
1999 Bizarre Summer
Jibun norikoe tsukamitore mirai
Let the voice of love take you higher
Atsumaru chikara de toki sae koete
Let the joy of love give you an answer
Wakare no toki sae kudakenu ishi de
1999 Bizarre Summer
Kawasu yuuki ga umu sanka Great days
please do a follow up on this
3:25 1498 Actually!
We got this video in school!
I'm sure there was another video very similar to this about the Suez? Maybe I'm imagining it, or maybe the videos are all very similar, as it's a well known story?
This video doesn't explain how the Suez Canal was built at all. Title should be "The History of the Suez Canal" or something similar.
1:18 foreshadowing
Who is here with the recent cargo ship "stuck" in the canal?
1:08
Strait of Gibraltar has more ships going through than Panama and Suez combined. But it isn’t manmade.
Good video 2021
But how was it built?
Is 50/60 years a really long time?
Never comment on the title card. You'll mess up like me.
Not accurate . You forget to mention that Ptolemey the 2 built a canal. Using , invented for this reason , watergates.
Nothing in this video about how the canal was built.
The "documentary" about the Suez canel is almost devoid of content.
Time to do the documentary you wanted to do now that Suez is popular again but the stuck ship 😉
Napoleon really messed up 🤦♂️
🙆🚁
Yes but how was it actually built did they close off the ocean and started digging and getting rid of the soil does anybody know that did they use wheelbarrows did they use excavators pick and shovels what
nice vid
This video did not say how is she was canal built. It should be called the history of the Suez Canal its all they discuss
I would like to show the video to a class of children. Could you cut out the cuss words? The parents will not approve and the video is so well done. thank you
Do part 2 pliss 👉👈
Strike when the iron is hot! Give us p2!
The sues canal was opened in 1869
Nice
I remember that day like it was yesterday.
Who come hera after massive ship block this canal
Looking videos as usual
If the Pharaoh built canal instead Pyramid(s), current world would be different
But previously from port Sudan to Turkey would have been more of a land journey. Suez canal is more convenient, that's all.