My uncle was 16 and lied to sign up. He made it through D Day but sadly was killed September 17, 1944. It killed my great father from a broken heart. Andrew was his only son and begged him not to go. But Andrew did what all these brave men did…they saved the world. Gos bless them all.
@jasondoherty3102 he said they saved the world. He didn't say the US, UK and Soviets were peaceful. Instead of a world run by Nazi Germany, Soviet Union and Imperial Japan we have what we do now. I'd say that's saving thebl world and humanity. And we were by no means friends with the Soviets who were just as bad as Germany, and where are they now due to the pressure we put on them?
@@polishkielbasa2363 it is unclear that the victors of wwii were the good guys. and past time to consider that maybe there were no good guys and we live in a more complicated world than allowed for by this 'saving the world' narrative we tell ourselves
@@CTheMuse no bro I’m not talking about grainy footage I’m talking about when they put a blur screen over selective parts of the screen to cover up a body
Censorship is the first step to forgetting history, and therefore, repeating it. Please reconsider this. History, while ugly and horrible, NEEDS to be remembered! Otherwise we are doomed to repeat it.
@@James-rc5gr Not only censor but then selectively pick from the bogus books of bs the themselves scribed to convince you that black is white and snakes are victims off the ones they bite
@ What are you talking about blurring footage ?!! They have and are fabricating and forging history wholesale … We are beyond censorship my friend. We are in the manufacturing consent age were reality is a controlled selective perspective of the keepers of the word, and where truth and facts are irrelevant .
It is sad that this docuseries had to block anything considered inhumane or unsightly due to RUclips's policies. War is disgusting and should be seen by everyone as it was
I agree. I saw some footage of a concentration camp being liberated & the commentator said, "Don't turn away! Look!" If they don't show history as it really happened, we won't learn from history. And if we don't learn from history, we will repeat it.
The only ww2 war documentary I've seen that not only speaks of Turings involvement, and Churchills foresight of the importance of code breaking in turning the war, and how that did in fact happen. 🙏
Churchill's foresite?! Bwaaa hahaha that's the funniest line I've heard in a long time. The reason Britain lost it's empire and today the British are a minority in Britain is because of the traitor you speak kindly of.
When I was young I used to think this was basically the whole story. How little did I know. Now I realized there is a lot missing from this great video. Keep studying my friends. The truth will set you free.
RUclips needs a competitor. They are blurring and sensoring things that adults can see na fully comprehend...why is there age limit to things if they get sensored?
On the contrary, i've seen many interviews with veterans who were having the time of their lives! Flying planes driving tanks shooting guns, and getting paid for it! (Obviously though we don't hear from the ones it wasn't fun for...)
I am pretty sure Roman Empire controled Ethiopia, and I am pretty sure it had economical value, like oil, diamonds, gold etc and of course for its riches it was easy target.
@@TheHrdzaThe aim of invading Ethiopia on 3 October 1935, was to boost Italian national prestige, which was wounded by Ethiopia's defeat of Italian forces at the Battle of Adowa in the nineteenth century (1896), which saved Ethiopia from Italian colonisation.
My dad was 17 when he enlisted in WW2 and only went because his two older brothers were there. My uncle was shot down over Guam by the Japanese and never found he was in the Navy on a destroyer. My other uncle was in the Army and the crazy bastard did two tours. The first time in 1940 and the second time in 44. My dad went on to serve in Korea and twice in Vietnam. The person who came back wasn't my dad not anymore!
Your story is not really adding up. They didn't do tours in ww2. You served until the war was over. So unless he was injured left the war and then came back. You said he was shot down over gaum but was on a destroyer. Destroyers don't launch aircraft in ww2 and in current times it's only helicopters.
Happening now? Who is overthrowing a government, appointing themselves leader, and ramping up military power in preparation to invade other countries for living space for their citizens, and wanting a final solution for an ethnic group? Who? Where? When? Just stop with this nonsense.
It takes more than one side to make a war. Germany was disarmed in 1933 and the league of nations proposed that the other nations should also disarm. Unfortunately nobody else wanted to do it so they put it off with conferences. Finally France formed an alliance with the Soviet Unions that could only be aimed at Germany so the Germans began to re-arm. What a wasted Opportunity. Of course now it is clear that the Soviet Union was armed to the teeth and a disarmed Europe might not have been such a great idea, but Europe were not to know that at the time.
In a courtroom David Irving said, “if the soldiers that stormed the Normandy beaches in June 1944 could see England as it is today they wouldn’t have gone 40 yards up that beach”.
It seems like everyone forgets how difficult and resource-draining occupation is. The Germans ended up having to have at least one occupier for every 10 Norwegian citizens. The quality of the occupation soldiers in France was very poor by D-Day, further ensuring an inevitable Allied victory.
Good point and stretched out it was easier to sabotage as well which also contributed to D-day success delaying panzer divisons to arrive in time from the south of France. Peak it was actually 1 for every 6 in Norway (from the book "Wehrmacht in Norway" - recommended book btw) The main target for Germany in Norway was not Narvik, but Trondheim. They planned a naval base there with room for some 300.000 germans and they even had plans to move the city centre. It's a bit surprising that that fact is so overlooked in documentaries about Norway and WWII. In comparasism there were 'only' some 200.000 Germans who fought alongisde the Finns.
Except Germany didn’t need to occupy Norway w/ so many divisions. That occupation was a case of racial ideology taking precedent over sound military strategy. If Germany had delayed their invasion of the SU then they’d have had more time for the French to acclimate to life under Naz governance. Allowing em to maintain their culture and government for the most part for a few yrs woulda helped alleviate the need for unreliable slave labor to sustain armaments production. Instead the Nazis ruled over regions that didn’t increase their resource production or help w/ their war effort in any significant way
“In April, 1939, Ambassador William C. Bullitt, whom I had known for twenty years, called me to the American Embassy in Paris. The American Ambassador told me that war had been decided upon. He did not say, nor did I ask, by whom. He let me infer it… When I said that in the end Germany would be driven into the arms of Soviet Russia and Bolshevism, the Ambassador replied: “What of it? There will not be enough Germans left when the war is over worth Bolshevising.” - Karl Henry von Wiegand, German born American journalist and war correspondent, April 23rd, 1944
My Grandfather Was a Wehrmacht Captain..He passed away in 2005..He Was a very Meticulous Person Organized..always Well Dressed..Sharp..He spent Most of His Time on His Desk or Walking His German Shepherd He Told Me That He had absolutely no idea about the Concentration Camps..He Thought it Was a Prisons..He Fought in North Africa and France..by The end of the War He Was released just after His Trial..and He Worked as a Professor of Physics at The University of Munich for Twenty Years..
I am from Libya our forefathers were dragged into this mess also unfortunately. Its we normal people who die while the rich class sit at a table with a cigar and a scotch
I'm 80 and I worry there are now 2 generations of Americans that are dangerously naive of the terrible impact of real war, not educated to it in school and glued to the false reality of their phones.
I don't understand why people always say "I get too many commercials while I play the videos," I never have had to watch soo many commercials and I don't even think I got the regular RUclips.
Fine, but note that this isn’t the result of any government law or edict. It’s the choice of a company seeking to maximize its profits. So don’t direct your hatred to the country, instead adopt a rational approach and direct it where it belongs.
2:43 That’s not how the German Empire looked like. Northern Schleswig is missing, Alsace-Lorraine is missing and the Eupen-Malmedy region. Embarrassing mistake for a "history" channel… And that strange devotion towards the US is also quite strange for a British documentary. The documentary also completely leaves out the fact that Germany lost its vast colonial empire in 1918 too.
My grandfather was a soldier and he was involved in the D-Day landings and went over on Day 3 and was bardly burned about a month later when a bomb landed on the camp behind British lines and was shipped home on a hospital ship and after he recovered he returned home and fathered three more children to add to the five that he had fathered before he went to join the army and died at aged 61 when I was aged 15-16 and still in school.
Mussolini wanted to take the Suez Canal with a pincer strategy ,one from the North Africa ( Libia ) and the other one from the south east ( Eritrea) and so enter in Egypt
Hard to say. Still argued today who was right between Hitler and his generals. The generals regarded it as a traditional war and saw taking Moscow as the goal that proclaimed them victory. That’s also how Stalin felt as well. Considering Moscow falling to Germany as the SU being conquered. Hitler felt that the entire reason to invade the SU was for the resources and oil in the caucuses which would disrupt their ability to wage war and starve the SU into submission. The indecisiveness in the end likely led to their failure. Either push fully for Moscow or target the oil resources and refrain from creating a front line thousands of miles long lol. Having a front line equivalent to the distance of Oregon to Texas was always gonna cause supply and logistical issues. Even a modern day army wouldn’t likely be able to sustain such a long front line for the yrs Germany was able to
Hitler defeated himself. If he would have not went for Stalingrad and focused first on England, ESPECIALLY after having nearly the entire British army captured at Dunkirk, it would have been very different. However, conquering a country is one thing. Keeping it is another. Either way once the United States came over it would be all over for the Nazis anyway.
Basil plummet was a soldier who fought in all three wars. He was mentioned in a book called we were soldiers one and young and was made into a Mel Gibson movie. Check it out. So it is possible.also brigadier general Charles McGee. There were approximately 5000 ww2 veterans that served in all three.Ludwig note was one also
My father in law was a pilot in the Battle of Britain and he flew Hurricane's and latter Spitfire's until his Spit was bardly damage and by a 109 and he had to make a ermagine landing and his narrow based undercarriage buckled on landing in a field and he was insured by sapreln and was with drawn from active service and always said if he had been in a Hurricane then its wide wheel based undercarriage would not of buckled so easily on landing. Afterwards when he had recovered he went to Bangor University to read Welsh and then went to Theological college in Cardiff and became a priest in the Church in Wales and was curate at Conwy and Vicar of Bethesda and Llandysul with Pentre on the island of Anglesey and later became a Canon and died aged 79 from about 20 years ago.
WW2 was important because it helped the defeat of France, Germany and the UK, culminating in the end of imperialism and colonialism in Africa, Asia and America.
That's absolutely amazing! You have an incredible piece of history, i wish I could see it in person it all fascinates me! Keep that safe as long as you can.
@@alextownsend8624 Yes. Please, keep it safe as long as you can. May it serve as a reminder that your dad was forced into a war that FDR desired to be a part of and did everything in his power to provoke Japan and Germany into attacking America.
@michael-x2f5t Japan's aggressive expansionist policies in Asia, including its invasion of China and occupation of Southeast Asian colonies, were a major source of tension with the U.S.. This caused us to impose oil and steel embargoes on Japan in response to its aggression, which severely limited Japan's resources and economic growth. Both nations made diplomatic miscalculations that exacerbated tensions and made it difficult to find a peaceful resolution. I wouldn't say The United States caused nor wanted to be in the war.
Only 2 occasions in recorded history of Polish cavalry charges against the Germans; which turned out to be highly effective in disrupting their momentum.
it makes me wonder about history and the races who's the strongest everyone had their turn to shine in the sun but something changes their path and it always seems to come from within O Well,PEACE!
If you search for the channel “Timeline - A World History Series”, specifically the WW2 videos like “4 more hours of WW2 facts to fall asleep to” it’s the same narrator/editing style and lots more content
Close? They literally conquered and allied/puppeted the entirety of Mainland Europe. Even after failing to capture Moscow in '41 The Germans basically owned all of 'European Russia'. Switzerland, Sweden, Spain and Portugal were the only non aligned countries on the mainland, and even still they all happily co-existed and traded with the Nazi's. Also the defeat at Stalingrad is without a doubt the major turning point. Hitler knew himself that the failure of the offensive would result in Germany's loss of the war. Only reason he kept fighting after the offensive failed was because he and nearly all the top ranking Germans knew what was waiting for them if they surrendered. So they desperately clung to power knowing that their lives were basically already over.
The Tripartite Axis Pact ,Italy, German,and Japanese pact was something else. Germans having to come to the aid of the bumbling Italians,and Japan with its shopping list to get as much German technology as it could. BUT if the Germans werent so arrogant and asked the Japanese for a "wing" ,around 4 squadrons of A6M 22 "Zeroes" in the Battle of Britain,that air war could have much been delayed or went another way. Zeros were flying at that time. But in China still hardly anyone knew of its outstanding performance and flight endurance. It could keep pace and out turn the Spit. Also could stay in the air for hours unlike the ME-109E. Goering fu*ked up again! He would never stick around the frontline that long. More interested in going back to Germany to flaunt his uniforms,medals ,and pomp and circumstance.
My friend was 25 when this awful war was started and he fought hard and died for us!! I wish i was able to join but they declined me due to my flat feet 😢
Close this and watch EUROPA: THE LAST BATTLE (2017). Every history channel will lie to you because they have been allowed to peddle the school textbook by those that wrote history.
But it doesn't fit with the narrative of todays brainwashing agenda, so we don't get to see it, sad, we need a radical change or in another generation or two life will not be worth living
Britain USSR and America combined produced more than 4 Xs as much steel as Germany. That is a good indicator of military might. America produced 70 % of the world's oil at that time. Germany was not going to win against America and the USSR. In a war of attrition against Soviet soldiers and American war material no way.
In a war of attrition you are obviously correct. Germany wouldn’t even have lasted in a war of attrition against just a couple of their earliest foes. But that was never Germany’s strategy, they were forced into that type of war after Stalingrad, and to a degree against the British after Dunkirk. The blitzkrieg couldn’t continue in those situations, but that was still their primary strategy, trying to completely avoid a war of attrition.
My uncle was 16 and lied to sign up. He made it through D Day but sadly was killed September 17, 1944. It killed my great father from a broken heart. Andrew was his only son and begged him not to go. But Andrew did what all these brave men did…they saved the world. Gos bless them all.
Saved the world 😂its a great story tho ...usa Britain and Soviet union peacefull ...lol
@jasondoherty3102 he said they saved the world. He didn't say the US, UK and Soviets were peaceful. Instead of a world run by Nazi Germany, Soviet Union and Imperial Japan we have what we do now. I'd say that's saving thebl world and humanity. And we were by no means friends with the Soviets who were just as bad as Germany, and where are they now due to the pressure we put on them?
@@polishkielbasa2363 it is unclear that the victors of wwii were the good guys. and past time to consider that maybe there were no good guys and we live in a more complicated world than allowed for by this 'saving the world' narrative we tell ourselves
@@jasondoherty3102if they hadn't fought, you'd be speaking German.
they give life for central banks .....
The blurring of these images is an affront to the memories of those who died in WWII
Trust me they won’t care
My grandfather fought in WWII, I assure you he cares very much so
It's a blurry video. They didn't have HD back then. 😂
@@CTheMuse no bro I’m not talking about grainy footage I’m talking about when they put a blur screen over selective parts of the screen to cover up a body
National socialist were left wing ideas and nazi is an abbreviation of National socialist
Censorship is the first step to forgetting history, and therefore, repeating it. Please reconsider this. History, while ugly and horrible, NEEDS to be remembered!
Otherwise we are doomed to repeat it.
@@James-rc5gr Not only censor but then selectively pick from the bogus books of bs the themselves scribed to convince you that black is white and snakes are victims off the ones they bite
Blurring out historical footage is censorship indeed.😠
@ What are you talking about blurring footage ?!! They have and are fabricating and forging history wholesale … We are beyond censorship my friend. We are in the manufacturing consent age were reality is a controlled selective perspective of the keepers of the word, and where truth and facts are irrelevant .
It is sad that this docuseries had to block anything considered inhumane or unsightly due to RUclips's policies. War is disgusting and should be seen by everyone as it was
probably edited to show in middle and high school
I can tell you've never seen it or you wouldn't have said anything that stupid.
U-tube sucks
I agree. I saw some footage of a concentration camp being liberated & the commentator said, "Don't turn away! Look!" If they don't show history as it really happened, we won't learn from history. And if we don't learn from history, we will repeat it.
@Lingchow1 you must be for Harris. All about censorship
You guys come in clutch when I'm looking for a video to sleep to again
Always
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Don’t care
Ill fall asleep to this for easily the next week lmao
The only ww2 war documentary I've seen that not only speaks of Turings involvement, and Churchills foresight of the importance of code breaking in turning the war, and how that did in fact happen. 🙏
Churchill's foresite?! Bwaaa hahaha that's the funniest line I've heard in a long time. The reason Britain lost it's empire and today the British are a minority in Britain is because of the traitor you speak kindly of.
When I was young I used to think this was basically the whole story. How little did I know. Now I realized there is a lot missing from this great video. Keep studying my friends. The truth will set you free.
Can you elaborate
Why would you blur out history? We chosen to watch so I guess we’re adults enough to choose that too.
RUclips needs a competitor. They are blurring and sensoring things that adults can see na fully comprehend...why is there age limit to things if they get sensored?
What an unfortunate time to be young man in the 1940’s.
On the contrary, i've seen many interviews with veterans who were having the time of their lives! Flying planes driving tanks shooting guns, and getting paid for it! (Obviously though we don't hear from the ones it wasn't fun for...)
Italy wanted to recreate the Roman Empire. Where did it choose to invade? Ethiopia 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
The Soviets put a stop to that!
I am pretty sure Roman Empire controled Ethiopia, and I am pretty sure it had economical value, like oil, diamonds, gold etc and of course for its riches it was easy target.
@@TheHrdzaThe aim of invading Ethiopia on 3 October 1935, was to boost Italian national prestige, which was wounded by Ethiopia's defeat of Italian forces at the Battle of Adowa in the nineteenth century (1896), which saved Ethiopia from Italian colonisation.
@@TheHrdza isn’t it just full of starving pot belly kids
My dad was 17 when he enlisted in WW2 and only went because his two older brothers were there. My uncle was shot down over Guam by the Japanese and never found he was in the Navy on a destroyer. My other uncle was in the Army and the crazy bastard did two tours. The first time in 1940 and the second time in 44. My dad went on to serve in Korea and twice in Vietnam. The person who came back wasn't my dad not anymore!
Lucky you,you didn’t haft to go
Your story is not really adding up. They didn't do tours in ww2. You served until the war was over. So unless he was injured left the war and then came back. You said he was shot down over gaum but was on a destroyer. Destroyers don't launch aircraft in ww2 and in current times it's only helicopters.
Not to mention the war didn't even being for the US till 1941 End of 1941 almost 1942 before stuff got real. So I think your full of shit
@@becraftcorey I don’t think he really cares if your adding machine doesn’t work
Did your dad also serve on the Starship Enterprise and in Napoleon's army cuz he seems to be a time traveler
3 hours. Fascinating how the times have changed. Only now, it's happening all over again.
1923 punsche resulted in a 5 year sentence and a fine of 100 gold coins for Hitler...he only SERVED 9 months at Landberg Prison.
@@johnrogan9420 that's when he wrote Mein Kamph.
@@gregorylyon1004kampf U mean?
Happening now? Who is overthrowing a government, appointing themselves leader, and ramping up military power in preparation to invade other countries for living space for their citizens, and wanting a final solution for an ethnic group? Who? Where? When?
Just stop with this nonsense.
It takes more than one side to make a war. Germany was disarmed in 1933 and the league of nations proposed that the other nations should also disarm. Unfortunately nobody else wanted to do it so they put it off with conferences. Finally France formed an alliance with the Soviet Unions that could only be aimed at Germany so the Germans began to re-arm.
What a wasted Opportunity.
Of course now it is clear that the Soviet Union was armed to the teeth and a disarmed Europe might not have been such a great idea, but Europe were not to know that at the time.
In a courtroom David Irving said, “if the soldiers that stormed the Normandy beaches in June 1944 could see England as it is today they wouldn’t have gone 40 yards up that beach”.
Why on earth would anyone care what that disreputable man thinks about anything? Will you be quoting Donald Trump next? Take your racism elsewhere.
If they saw what Europe today looked like they wouldn't have stormed the beach either
England colonized and profited off the world, deal with the consequences now.
Yep, i wouldnt fight for country right now. English is lost.
@@Real-Ruby-Red English is a language...duh.
Seriously An ad 1:40 into the documentary?? Come on RUclips
Use Opera GX browser.
That’s why I recommend RUclips premium. It’s well worth it
It seems like everyone forgets how difficult and resource-draining occupation is. The Germans ended up having to have at least one occupier for every 10 Norwegian citizens. The quality of the occupation soldiers in France was very poor by D-Day, further ensuring an inevitable Allied victory.
Good point and stretched out it was easier to sabotage as well which also contributed to D-day success delaying panzer divisons to arrive in time from the south of France. Peak it was actually 1 for every 6 in Norway (from the book "Wehrmacht in Norway" - recommended book btw) The main target for Germany in Norway was not Narvik, but Trondheim. They planned a naval base there with room for some 300.000 germans and they even had plans to move the city centre. It's a bit surprising that that fact is so overlooked in documentaries about Norway and WWII. In comparasism there were 'only' some 200.000 Germans who fought alongisde the Finns.
G***.
Except Germany didn’t need to occupy Norway w/ so many divisions. That occupation was a case of racial ideology taking precedent over sound military strategy.
If Germany had delayed their invasion of the SU then they’d have had more time for the French to acclimate to life under Naz governance. Allowing em to maintain their culture and government for the most part for a few yrs woulda helped alleviate the need for unreliable slave labor to sustain armaments production. Instead the Nazis ruled over regions that didn’t increase their resource production or help w/ their war effort in any significant way
@@magnusfiskvik509 comparison
it seems like everyone forgets that if the red army hadn't been able to hold the US might not have been able to have sung victory.
I just love some of the background music. The one I really like is so hauntingly captivar! Goes really well with this great documentary!
“In April, 1939, Ambassador William C. Bullitt, whom I had known for twenty years, called me to the American Embassy in Paris. The American Ambassador told me that war had been decided upon. He did not say, nor did I ask, by whom. He let me infer it… When I said that in the end Germany would be driven into the arms of Soviet Russia and Bolshevism, the Ambassador replied: “What of it? There will not be enough Germans left when the war is over worth Bolshevising.” - Karl Henry von Wiegand, German born American journalist and war correspondent, April 23rd, 1944
My Grandfather Was a Wehrmacht Captain..He passed away in 2005..He Was a very Meticulous Person Organized..always Well Dressed..Sharp..He spent Most of His Time on His Desk or Walking His German Shepherd
He Told Me That He had absolutely no idea about the Concentration Camps..He Thought it Was a Prisons..He Fought in North Africa and France..by The end of the War He Was released just after His Trial..and He Worked as a Professor of Physics at The University of Munich for Twenty Years..
He probably lied, did he mention any fourth reick ideas????
@leroydanny4072 Yes Indeed.. actually He Did..He told Me Never Debate With Lower Minded
@@Hans-Wolffdid he... also teach you... to pause this much...? lol
Respekt vor deinem großvater , ein guter Deutsche soldat
Fuck RUclips censorship
yeah, absolutely horrendous when historic documentaries have to be blurred. It makes no sense!
No one is forcing you to be here
ruclips.net/video/LC6_NNjZENU/видео.html
same documentary, unblurred
Netflix has it uncensored
facts
Great upload... Thank u. Arguably one of the greatest documentaries of WW2
Yeah right, 5 minutes in and they don't know what wing socialism is.
Whats with you and that mistake?its not that big of a deal to the point where you have to comment that everywhere.@@justinr9753
@@justinr9753 Go back to watching Disney channels.
This fictional documentary is among the list of my favorite fictional stories. Right next to the Schneider List’s fictional story.
Ease up on the adds Jesus Christ. Every 3 bloody minutes. That’s excessive
Do you find about $19 per month for RUclips premium excessive?
@@Wittmanntodd $19? In my country it costs what amounts to $4. (70 ZAR) I see why some people don't have it
@@Member0403no one asked
So, I’m watching for free…I refuse to pay. Yet, nearly 10 minutes in, I’ve seen only one ad which was 6 seconds long.
If you choose not to have a YT Premium subscription then shut up about the ads. You forfeit that right by being cheap.
I am from Libya our forefathers were dragged into this mess also unfortunately. Its we normal people who die while the rich class sit at a table with a cigar and a scotch
You are talking about Winston Churchill, he was a great leader during WW2, he saved us from Hitler from invading Britain
@@juggernaut2-555Sorry to burst your bubble. It was the Americans who saved us all from the Axis powers. Churchill was just a flamboyant talker
@@juggernaut2-555 nonetheless, they were dragged into it. Wether it was Churchil or someone else. It's the people who pay a price....
You’re not that bright are you? Lol
@@juggernaut2-555He wasn’t talking about someone specific dude. You’re about as sharp as a spoon.
It's a Video on war youtube ! Blurring out scenes is just ridicules ! Grow up !
Surely you know what YT is about , just buy the dvds if you’re that worried about it
@@spannaspinnashut up
ruclips.net/video/LC6_NNjZENU/видео.html
same documentary, unblurred
That's for damn sure, But then that's yputube
I watched this series many moons ago that and those World at War are EXCELLENT!!!!!
A great watch, one of the best..!!🔥🔥
The rich lived there lives while the poor died for there war.
*The Jews lived their lives while they sent the goyim to fight their wars
And as it goes on still to this day
@@s80key *The Jews lived their lives while the gentiles died for their war
Because the poor got no choice. The poor are brainwashed to go to die. Rich people always send the poor
And now you don't speak German ..how bout that sunshine
This. Is the best documentary about starmer on RUclips
Where can we see the uncensored version of this?
I believe they have the same on Netflix and that’s uncensored.
Hello from Japan 🇯🇵🇩🇪
can't blieve it, it like almost 100 years but it like we just watching old TY
I'm 80 and I worry there are now 2 generations of Americans that are dangerously naive of the terrible impact of real war, not educated to it in school and glued to the false reality of their phones.
If you took out the ads, it would only be 2 hours long, 5 ads in 15 minutes. I've got better things to watch
𝓖𝓮𝓽 𝓨𝓸𝓾𝓣𝓾𝓫𝓮 𝓟𝓻𝓮𝓶𝓲𝓾𝓶 𝔀𝓮𝓵𝓵 𝔀𝓸𝓻𝓽𝓱 𝓲𝓽 !
Then pay up for premium or are skint 😂
Boohoo Peter, everyone’s so sad you’re leaving 😂
I don't understand why people always say "I get too many commercials while I play the videos," I never have had to watch soo many commercials and I don't even think I got the regular RUclips.
This was the best ww2 doc on tv 10 yrs ago I use to watch UT on military channel
"Real History"
-blurs real consequences of war
I fucking hate what this country is becoming
Fine, but note that this isn’t the result of any government law or edict. It’s the choice of a company seeking to maximize its profits. So don’t direct your hatred to the country, instead adopt a rational approach and direct it where it belongs.
Damn it obama!! 😂
God bless capitalism
People complaining about ads are entitled Karens with adhd. The type of Karens that take running water and indoor plumbing for granted.
cant see the point of blurring out parts of the video when there is videos on youtube worse than this that aren't blurred
It's not worth the risk.... You know what yt is like..
Because those aren't monetized
ruclips.net/video/LC6_NNjZENU/видео.html
same documentary, unblurred
It's called stupid !
Thanks
2:43
That’s not how the German Empire looked like.
Northern Schleswig is missing, Alsace-Lorraine is missing and the Eupen-Malmedy region.
Embarrassing mistake for a "history" channel…
And that strange devotion towards the US is also quite strange for a British documentary.
The documentary also completely leaves out the fact that Germany lost its vast colonial empire in 1918 too.
It said that in the very beginning WATCH IT
Times have changed and looking back it still seems like yesterday.
Moment has passed but the memories remain
A great Documentaries. 🎉🎉
Robert Powell is a very good narrator, imho.
My grandfather was a soldier and he was involved in the D-Day landings and went over on Day 3 and was bardly burned about a month later when a bomb landed on the camp behind British lines and was shipped home on a hospital ship and after he recovered he returned home and fathered three more children to add to the five that he had fathered before he went to join the army and died at aged 61 when I was aged 15-16 and still in school.
U joke
I had not yet seen this aerial formation in the shape of a swastika 😮
Mussolini wanted to take the Suez Canal with a pincer strategy ,one from the North Africa ( Libia ) and the other one from the south east ( Eritrea) and so enter in Egypt
This channel is awesome…
After seeing this documentary I am assuming that Nazis could have won the ww2 but they didn't took right decisions at right times .
Hard to say. Still argued today who was right between Hitler and his generals. The generals regarded it as a traditional war and saw taking Moscow as the goal that proclaimed them victory. That’s also how Stalin felt as well. Considering Moscow falling to Germany as the SU being conquered.
Hitler felt that the entire reason to invade the SU was for the resources and oil in the caucuses which would disrupt their ability to wage war and starve the SU into submission.
The indecisiveness in the end likely led to their failure. Either push fully for Moscow or target the oil resources and refrain from creating a front line thousands of miles long lol. Having a front line equivalent to the distance of Oregon to Texas was always gonna cause supply and logistical issues. Even a modern day army wouldn’t likely be able to sustain such a long front line for the yrs Germany was able to
Hitler defeated himself. If he would have not went for Stalingrad and focused first on England, ESPECIALLY after having nearly the entire British army captured at Dunkirk, it would have been very different.
However, conquering a country is one thing. Keeping it is another. Either way once the United States came over it would be all over for the Nazis anyway.
How you genious?
Conquering Russia with stylish Hogo Boss army clothes and summer equipment?
What is wrong with you?
Would be nice if on the next one yall could cut out the credit and intro between episodes lol
Basil plummet was a soldier who fought in all three wars. He was mentioned in a book called we were soldiers one and young and was made into a Mel Gibson movie. Check it out. So it is possible.also brigadier general Charles McGee. There were approximately 5000 ww2 veterans that served in all three.Ludwig note was one also
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Way too many commercials
Agree, really annoying
If you don't want to see ads pay for RUclips Premium ya cheap bastard!
My father in law was a pilot in the Battle of Britain and he flew Hurricane's and latter Spitfire's until his Spit was bardly damage and by a 109 and he had to make a ermagine landing and his narrow based undercarriage buckled on landing in a field and he was insured by sapreln and was with drawn from active service and always said if he had been in a Hurricane then its wide wheel based undercarriage would not of buckled so easily on landing. Afterwards when he had recovered he went to Bangor University to read Welsh and then went to Theological college in Cardiff and became a priest in the Church in Wales and was curate at Conwy and Vicar of Bethesda and Llandysul with Pentre on the island of Anglesey and later became a Canon and died aged 79 from about 20 years ago.
Lol I get it you're being satirical 😂
The narrator’s voice is so soothing. There should be a warning not to operate heavy machinery immediately after watching this series.
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Sooo emotional.
So sorry to have to have seen this show gooooo!! 💙💙💙💙
Well yea. Its ww2. Its important to remember these terrible pieces of history so we dont repeat it
Wait, why did I post this comment for THIS video??!!
This doesn’t make sense. Loll. I must have misposted mistakenly! 😮
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@@Someguywholikesducks crap I saw it and I’m still going to repeat it
@@spannaspinna oh no
@@Aranjuez44 No worries mate,,,,
You forgot to remove the "War Stories" channel from the beginning of the video.
I always loved how communist countries always call themselves Democratic Republics, when they are neither Democratic or Republics.😂
Plus their leaders live in luxury while espousing the benefits of communism to the masses of poor people.
they are more democratic than the weat
if Germany is modern and democratic, why are there national holidays when it's Catholic Christmas? Yugoslavia was a great example of social democracy.
They are Republics. The definition of a Republic is that it is not a monarchy. North Korea is discussable
And yes they were by far more democratic than the US ever were
WW2 was important because it helped the defeat of France, Germany and the UK, culminating in the end of imperialism and colonialism in Africa, Asia and America.
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How close Stalin came to the conquering of Europe?
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The AXIS - Germany, Italy, & Japan was engaged against the Allied Nations in World War 2, 1940-45!
My dad was married with 2 kids when he was drafted by FDR STILL have the letter it starts by saying GREETINGS
That's absolutely amazing! You have an incredible piece of history, i wish I could see it in person it all fascinates me! Keep that safe as long as you can.
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Yes. Please, keep it safe as long as you can.
May it serve as a reminder that your dad was forced into a war that FDR desired to be a part of and did everything in his power to provoke Japan and Germany into attacking America.
How old is you
@michael-x2f5t Japan's aggressive expansionist policies in Asia, including its invasion of China and occupation of Southeast Asian colonies, were a major source of tension with the U.S.. This caused us to impose oil and steel embargoes on Japan in response to its aggression, which severely limited Japan's resources and economic growth. Both nations made diplomatic miscalculations that exacerbated tensions and made it difficult to find a peaceful resolution.
I wouldn't say The United States caused nor wanted to be in the war.
Brilliant history channel...loved it
WWI; Woodrow Wilson; Self-determination; League of Nations; Versailles Treaty; US isolationism;
inspections dont win wars
Love this series
That transition from Germany to Japan was smooth🔥🔥🔥
What transition?
@@Someguywholikesducks You know the big one
@@daniel4412i do not know bro
@@Someguywholikesducks The big one you know
@@HDSN313 IDK WHAT THAT IS! IDK
I watch it without block the images
Haan yaar 4RA ne sabko itna close kar diya hai ki ab har event ka intezar rehta hai
Only 2 occasions in recorded history of Polish cavalry charges against the Germans; which turned out to be highly effective in disrupting their momentum.
Ah yes, riding a horse at a tank, the blitzkriegs biggest weakness.
@@egsgesagfaw Effective against the infantry, I might add :D After which they ran into tanks and were beaten bad :p
Wait.. Why are there no subtitles on Hitler's speeches?
Rhetorical question. Because this whole narrative is BULLSHIT.
We know why
1:27:50 lol, those were Japanese airplanes with their Rising Sun
Then the Setting Sun....
it makes me wonder about history and the races who's the strongest everyone had their turn to shine in the sun but something changes their path and it always seems to come from within O Well,PEACE!
This is the exact same video as the channel “time line “
Premo vid. Thx. 😊
Kiwi?
Is there a part two of this? If so, whats the name of it/where can i find it?
If you search for the channel “Timeline - A World History Series”, specifically the WW2 videos like “4 more hours of WW2 facts to fall asleep to” it’s the same narrator/editing style and lots more content
Close? They literally conquered and allied/puppeted the entirety of Mainland Europe. Even after failing to capture Moscow in '41 The Germans basically owned all of 'European Russia'. Switzerland, Sweden, Spain and Portugal were the only non aligned countries on the mainland, and even still they all happily co-existed and traded with the Nazi's.
Also the defeat at Stalingrad is without a doubt the major turning point. Hitler knew himself that the failure of the offensive would result in Germany's loss of the war. Only reason he kept fighting after the offensive failed was because he and nearly all the top ranking Germans knew what was waiting for them if they surrendered. So they desperately clung to power knowing that their lives were basically already over.
It is unfortunate to be young man in the 1940’s.
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My other grandfather was in the homegard and drove the ambulance and the doctor about who could not drive
Sure
Stop blurring the videos. It's war!
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The Tripartite Axis Pact ,Italy, German,and Japanese pact was something else. Germans having to come to the aid of the bumbling Italians,and Japan with its shopping list to get as much German technology as it could. BUT if the Germans werent so arrogant and asked the Japanese for a "wing" ,around 4 squadrons of A6M 22 "Zeroes" in the Battle of Britain,that air war could have much been delayed or went another way. Zeros were flying at that time. But in China still hardly anyone knew of its outstanding performance and flight endurance. It could keep pace and out turn the Spit. Also could stay in the air for hours unlike the ME-109E. Goering fu*ked up again! He would never stick around the frontline that long. More interested in going back to Germany to flaunt his uniforms,medals ,and pomp and circumstance.
Whats with the completely blurred out screen at times?
Remembering my great indian soldiers ❤❤❤
My maternal grandfather fought in Burma then ...he died of natural causes at the age of 98 in 2016 and till death received pension from UK govt ..
Martini logo at 1:32:44 is something to see
My friend was 25 when this awful war was started and he fought hard and died for us!! I wish i was able to join but they declined me due to my flat feet 😢
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They would’ve took anyone back then…
That same scenario is building right now.
Proxy wars today are eerily similar to proxy wars that started WW2.
Close this and watch EUROPA: THE LAST BATTLE (2017). Every history channel will lie to you because they have been allowed to peddle the school textbook by those that wrote history.
"Real History" isn't self censored.
It is self-centered.
But it doesn't fit with the narrative of todays brainwashing agenda, so we don't get to see it, sad, we need a radical change or in another generation or two life will not be worth living
Pretty disgusting to have a mid roll ad every 5 minutes and your own ads as well. If you’re this greedy entertainment isn’t for you
He’s Jewish what do you expect
Welcome to Shaftsville. Where you get shafted royally behind the curtains while being absolutely annihilated by a large black shwong in your behind.
My uncles brothers son watched this video in 2025 and was very upset to see all the censorship
I hate how everything is sensored nowadays...
Besides the uncountable mistakes: 08:42 minutes in; three (!!!) freaking ad-brakes? Are you out of your mind?
At least delete War Stories logo, dude.
49.59 something in the sky over
Hitlers head. Strange shape.
The Nazis hired crossword puzzle experts to decode secret messages??? GENIUS!!!
Kier starling in charge of the UK now 😂
One can't put a house painter to Bismarck's chair!
Yea bc the painter sat on a throne
Britain USSR and America combined produced more than 4 Xs as much steel as Germany. That is a good indicator of military might. America produced 70 % of the world's oil at that time. Germany was not going to win against America and the USSR. In a war of attrition against Soviet soldiers and American war material no way.
And America couldn’t have launched an invasion onto European soil if Britain hadn’t stood alone in 1940.
In a war of attrition you are obviously correct. Germany wouldn’t even have lasted in a war of attrition against just a couple of their earliest foes. But that was never Germany’s strategy, they were forced into that type of war after Stalingrad, and to a degree against the British after Dunkirk. The blitzkrieg couldn’t continue in those situations, but that was still their primary strategy, trying to completely avoid a war of attrition.
And still took most of the world to defeat them
Germans were hoping America would not join the war
Back then men were committing suicide if they COULDN’T serve their country. How the times have changed. Make America Great Again.
19:29 I’m very surprised this didn’t make the US go to war with Japan
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