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    Hitler: The Rise of Evil is a Canadian television miniseries in two parts, directed by Christian Duguay and produced by Alliance Atlantis. It stars Robert Carlyle in the lead role and explores Adolf Hitler's rise and his early consolidation of power during the years after the First World War and focuses on how the embittered, politically fragmented and economically buffeted state of German society following the war made that ascent possible. The film also focuses on Ernst Hanfstaengl's influence on Hitler's rise to power. The miniseries, which premiered simultaneously in May 2003 on CBC in Canada and CBS in the United States, received two Emmy Awards, for Art Direction and Sound Editing, while Peter O'Toole was nominated for Best Supporting Actor.
    The film's subplot follows the struggles of Fritz Gerlich, a German journalist who opposes the rising Nazi Party. The quotation disputably attributed to Edmund Burke is displayed at the beginning and end of the film:
    "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."
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    Hitler: The Rise of Evil (2003) - Spine-tingling WWI Combat Scenes
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Комментарии • 2 тыс.

  • @rockyrowlands3652
    @rockyrowlands3652 Год назад +5566

    In the series they portray Hitler beating a dog. I have read many books on Hitler from all perspectives and never read that he beat ant dogs. In fact the opposite and he was kind to animals. I am not defending or condoning the man but one can see how easy it is to distort history.

    • @eddiemoran8044
      @eddiemoran8044 Год назад +701

      In fact he attempted a vegetarian diet because of his love for animals ( not entirely vegetarian as some foods he really liked like certain Austrian sausages) and also that he(reluctantly) tested his poison on his dog blondie before his death.

    • @zebradun7407
      @zebradun7407 Год назад

      A Jewish Man ate his pet dog.

    • @matthewj7814
      @matthewj7814 Год назад +639

      I guess they had to throw something in there to make the audience despise him. For the most part, this film showed Hitler in a much more sympathetic light than the cartoonishly evil person that he’s always portrayed as in the media.

    • @CorsetLebelle
      @CorsetLebelle Год назад +4

      @@matthewj7814that’s cause before he took power and started the crazy insane shit he was a pretty decent guy

    • @dJ-rd9wt
      @dJ-rd9wt Год назад +226

      Yeah the dude loved dogs

  • @89grandizer
    @89grandizer Год назад +1032

    Maybe the hardest man to kill in history. He once left a bunker that was destroyed moments after, killing everyone, not to mention 23+ assassination attempts.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      The Americans and the British constantly arrange assassination attempts on the leaders of the Free Countries. The same Castro survived more than a hundred assassination attempts.

    • @cradohaps-bb5nd
      @cradohaps-bb5nd Год назад +52

      hard to not respect someone so insanely lucky

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@cradohaps-bb5nd are you talking about shooting himself in the head and destroying sovereignty for the Germans?
      The lucky one is Stalin: in 40 years he completely reformatted the world from scratch, turning it into what we know now. Not every person manages to save the Planet - twice!

    • @drnkwiscnsibly
      @drnkwiscnsibly Год назад +89

      It’s almost as if he was being watched over…

    • @smokeyplane3285
      @smokeyplane3285 Год назад +15

      @@drnkwiscnsibly since when do deities have respect for socialists???

  • @atunaco
    @atunaco Год назад +1855

    It is often said that the German soldiers of the First World War began to use the Hitler-style trimmed mustache, at the same time that they began to receive gas masks. The cause was that this mask design did not allow a good fit for those with a standard mustache. After the war, keeping that type of mustache became a symbol that distinguished veterans of the Great War in Germany.

    • @CirclingtheFringes
      @CirclingtheFringes Год назад +31

      Sounds like a cool fact, are you sure thats true?

    • @holzbierproductions9153
      @holzbierproductions9153 Год назад +83

      @@CirclingtheFringes It's not. It was just beard fashion. Or in what exact german Trench did Charly Chaplin fight?
      This is the Bullshit thats made up in wehraboos kiddo threats...

    • @Ukraineaissance2014
      @Ukraineaissance2014 Год назад +24

      Its not true, they used a baggy fabric design that was loose against your face but tight at the back, facial hair except very long beards wouldn't have mattered

    • @atunaco
      @atunaco Год назад +8

      @@CirclingtheFringes Until now I had not doubted it. I've heard that explanation more than once. In fact one of them during a seminar on non-verbal communication.

    • @castelodeossos3947
      @castelodeossos3947 Год назад +13

      @@holzbierproductions9153 And your evidence for its being BS?

  • @Roddy556
    @Roddy556 Год назад +920

    Glad they were wearing helmets on the bikes. Safety is important.

    • @user936
      @user936 Год назад +29

      although having a spike on top of said helmet was a interesting choice 🤔

    • @Gunnl
      @Gunnl Год назад +22

      To this day..that's how you distinguish germans from Dutch in the Netherlands... The Germans are wearing helmets on the bikes...

    • @user936
      @user936 Год назад +13

      @@Gunnl I was hoping you'd say the Germans still have spikes up there.

    • @unclewerner
      @unclewerner Год назад +1

      @@user936 The spike is actually there to protect your neck from the impact of a French saber.

    • @user936
      @user936 Год назад

      @@unclewerner how so?

  • @AudieHolland
    @AudieHolland 8 месяцев назад +310

    This was also one of the reasons WW2 German soldiers believed in their leader at first.
    He was a combat veteran.

    • @Triniarin
      @Triniarin 3 месяца назад +14

      and his cruelty actually was from PTSD (achieved in war). Thats wgy so important to have therapie after you was in such stress as war.

    • @AudieHolland
      @AudieHolland 3 месяца назад +12

      @@Triniarin From now on in all FPS games:
      *Achievement Unlocked*
      PTSD

    • @flatheadgg2443
      @flatheadgg2443 3 месяца назад +19

      ​@@Triniarinit was actually quite the opposite, in the last years of WWll his generals planned to deploy their massive stockpiles of chemical weapons as a last resort to turn the tide but hitler denied all their requests because he knew full well how horrible they were.

    • @rickglorie
      @rickglorie 2 месяца назад

      @@Triniarin No. None of his comrades turned into malignant narcists murdering millions of people. None. Most weren't even nazi's later on. He had a complex mental problem.

    • @You-Tuber2024
      @You-Tuber2024 2 месяца назад

      Same as Churchill

  • @chadwhitman1811
    @chadwhitman1811 Год назад +712

    It is impossible to separate Hitler from his time. If there had not been for war or if Germany had won the war no one would have ever known who he was.

    • @chadwhitman1811
      @chadwhitman1811 Год назад +29

      I think it would be a mistake to see Hitler as having a will to evil.The roots of Facism had already taken root in the Pre- war Vienna with the racism of the Christian Socials party of Von Schönerer and the charismatic populism of the Karl Luger the mayor of Vienna where Hitler lived as a dreamer with few prospects.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад +13

      The same is true about Zelensky. He, too, would not have gone to all these terrible crimes, if not for the previous events. This is quite interesting, since no one expected torture orders from a successful clown.
      It really makes you think about the idea of going back in time and killing someone there.

    • @ordinary179
      @ordinary179 Год назад

      ​@@MultiNike79Report: Misinformed/No Proof

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@ordinary179 Daily videos of terrorist attacks and war crimes - is this a lack of prooves? Do you understand that Europe was not just a Nazi and loved the Hitlers?

    • @goblinslayer7096
      @goblinslayer7096 Год назад +8

      He is responsible for his actions. He wasn't blundering blindly through life only taking the "natural" or "reasonable" route. I wish the Soviets had gotten to him in time before he blew his own brains out after children were fighting for him.

  • @Daniel-rh7kh
    @Daniel-rh7kh Год назад +957

    Hitler, for all the evil he has done, fought in the war, he saw the horrors of it, the sacrifices made, the costly attrition, that's why he felt utterly betrayed by high command when Germany surrended.
    All of that, for nothing, and just like many that came back home, the desire for revenge and hatred, those two can move worlds if well managed

    • @herrlich1461
      @herrlich1461 Год назад

      The evil he "done" was to fight the Versailles Treaty and free Germany from the chains of the London and New York banksters.

    • @jdewitt77
      @jdewitt77 Год назад +57

      You are so right. I wonder if the poison gas might also have affected his brain, thus making him be become deranged.

    • @unclewerner
      @unclewerner Год назад

      That's the kind of story that wins election. Most likely another political scam.

    • @supriss1190
      @supriss1190 Год назад +28

      ​@@jdewitt77I think the poison gas also affected his brain plus the horrors of war

    • @herrlich1461
      @herrlich1461 Год назад

      @@jdewitt77 Could be start of a new series of "believable" lies about him.

  • @dfsfsdfd
    @dfsfsdfd Год назад +140

    People act like Hitler wasn't just some random guy like the rest of us, who decided one day to do something, and he did. The biggest difference between him and the average viewer is that he does something with his life. Good or bad, we all have great potential.

    • @myblacklab7
      @myblacklab7 Год назад

      He destroyed his country, millions of German women were "taken" by the Russians, he was a pathetic drug addict, and he ended up killing himself after a bizarre wedding ceremony that he didn't have the balls to go through with until he was about to die anyway.
      Oh yeah, and he was a mass-murderer.
      I don't think I want to apply myself so I can be like Hitler.

    • @mfawls9624
      @mfawls9624 11 месяцев назад +15

      Yeah.
      So be careful when you tell someone to follow their dreams.

    • @flitsertheo
      @flitsertheo 10 месяцев назад +4

      @@mfawls9624 It could become your nightmare .

    • @spoopyidk
      @spoopyidk 6 месяцев назад

      @@mfawls9624 And don't deny them from art school.

    • @ma3stro681
      @ma3stro681 2 месяца назад +3

      Most people these days are NPCs with little to no potential at all … 🤡😵💀

  • @28pbtkh23
    @28pbtkh23 Год назад +242

    He survived four years of that sh!t.

    • @medui
      @medui 4 месяца назад +7

      more than 80% of soldiers survived.

    • @Thelozilla420
      @Thelozilla420 3 месяца назад +6

      @@meduibut many lived on scared for live

    • @chrisshennesey
      @chrisshennesey 3 месяца назад +33

      @@medui80% of soldiers did not serve for 4 years straight.
      Many were put out of service for wounds

    • @NORTH_CAROLINA_REAPER
      @NORTH_CAROLINA_REAPER 3 месяца назад +5

      ​@@meduiweird way of saying 1/5 soldiers didn't make it.

    • @Ettoredipugnar
      @Ettoredipugnar 3 месяца назад +3

      You cannot vivify him for his war record, and the four years he spent in those trenches. He won the Knights cross second class for his bravery. He was gassed, lost part of his hearing.. that had nothing to do with the Hitler of 1939. The treaty of Versailles did that.

  • @demam41
    @demam41 11 месяцев назад +55

    I can’t believe they showed him beating a dog in this show, there was no evidence he did such a thing, infact he actually loved dogs even passed a law banning any harsh treatment of them..even tho he wouldn’t pass the same for certain humans

    • @josephbingham1255
      @josephbingham1255 3 месяца назад

      Modern propaganda by the left.

    • @hansvonfritz1670
      @hansvonfritz1670 2 месяца назад

      It's a pro Israeli propaganda. Not everything you see in Hitler movies are real.

    • @owengoddard326
      @owengoddard326 2 месяца назад

      Its Hitler, they are never in a million years gonna show him doing anything that could remotely be perceived as good

    • @jasminewenn1348
      @jasminewenn1348 8 дней назад +1

      I watched the interview by David Frost on Baldur von Schirach. He said Hitler detested cruelty to animals and would mock those that hunted. Unfortunately he did not have the same kindness to people.

    • @josephbingham1255
      @josephbingham1255 7 дней назад

      @@jasminewenn1348 Like Hitler's love for animals, Netanyahu loved his loyal dog Kaya. Both showed kindness to the people they could relate to, above all others.

  • @CollectorChronicles
    @CollectorChronicles Год назад +140

    They need to make a movie about the rise of Rothschild.

  • @willmart8066
    @willmart8066 Год назад +223

    It makes think: how much was a german soldier life expectancy in the WWI front? And he survived from 14 to 18.

    • @joekrebs964
      @joekrebs964 Год назад +11

      He was a shirker and coward. Who can have survived 4 years?

    • @tedmccarron
      @tedmccarron Год назад +4

      ​@joekrebs964 Shirkers and cowards don't win the Iron Cross first class.

    • @edvvardcash6109
      @edvvardcash6109 Год назад +158

      @@joekrebs964 lol, that is so untrue

    • @cynwraeth1943
      @cynwraeth1943 Год назад +162

      ​@@joekrebs964They didn't give medals to shirkers or cowards.

    • @willmart8066
      @willmart8066 Год назад +12

      I am not talking about courage or not. I was thinking about the endless number of good boys in both sides that died in weeks or even days after the arrival in the front and why him, he could survive the 4 years.

  • @yehldyehld
    @yehldyehld Год назад +143

    I enjoy how Hitler tries to climb a ladder instead of immediately putting his gas mask on after the gas attack is announced. Great job producer.

    • @Froctal
      @Froctal 10 месяцев назад +82

      Mustard gas is heavier than air, designed to sink into trenches. Climbing up avoids the gas and buys time.

    • @Scarwaz
      @Scarwaz 7 месяцев назад +12

      I really liked that scene, it makes you feel that you can't be a slow minded person during war conflict.

    • @Vikingr91
      @Vikingr91 3 месяца назад +4

      @@Froctal you would still have a better chance just putting on your mask immediately then move on, instead of trying to get away from it first.

    • @liverworm9917
      @liverworm9917 3 месяца назад +7

      @@Vikingr91 Mustard gas burns anything it touches, too. People forget about that. It's not actually a gas, but rather an oily vaporous liquid that pools in the lowest available area. So he would have been trying to avoid standing in it and getting his feet soaked in sulfur mustard.

    • @Vikingr91
      @Vikingr91 3 месяца назад +4

      @@liverworm9917 Like I said, put on the mask then move away from it. It's better to get acid burns than to actually choke on the fumes and die.

  • @CliffMcAulay
    @CliffMcAulay Год назад +220

    Robert Carlisle nailed this part. He had brooding dysfunction down to a T. A tremendous actor. Thank you for uploading.

    • @randyangel9412
      @randyangel9412 Год назад +1

      Huh

    • @theofficialphoenixtv5765
      @theofficialphoenixtv5765 Год назад +6

      @@randyangel9412 how are you not understanding that?

    • @ИгорьПавлов-о3э
      @ИгорьПавлов-о3э 8 месяцев назад +2

      Смотрел этот сериал в Украине, мне было интересно.Хороший биографический фильм.Но собаку он вряд ли так бил.Он любил животных.

    • @demejiuk5660
      @demejiuk5660 7 месяцев назад

      @@ИгорьПавлов-о3эI know accuracy is important but if that is the biggest critique of this series I’d say that speaks very well of the series. It was ONE scene. He wasn’t beating the dog in every episode 😂😂.

    • @philipppaasch8929
      @philipppaasch8929 9 дней назад

      Was ist ein "brooding"?

  • @RaceBannon-x1u
    @RaceBannon-x1u Год назад +38

    Even a corporal can change history...

    • @bunkerkorpf1440
      @bunkerkorpf1440 Год назад +4

      he was more like a first class, not an corporal (NCO)

  • @jdewitt77
    @jdewitt77 Год назад +271

    A movie needs to be made about Hitler covering his life from 1889 (the year of his birth) to 1933 (the year he took power) with the emphasis on World War I and the immediate postwar period.

    • @cynwraeth1943
      @cynwraeth1943 Год назад +83

      No studio would ever do that. And even if they made one they would have to make him cartoonishly evil or get canceled by a society that only knows that mustache man = bad.

    • @kevinpitt2203
      @kevinpitt2203 Год назад +39

      There are plenty of books by academic scholars covering tis period. If you want to understand this period then that is the way to go. Movies are not an effective medium for studying history, and should never be used as such.

    • @nickcellini5609
      @nickcellini5609 Год назад

      @@kevinpitt2203 Democraps make movies not to study history, but to change it, and to influence what people think in the future.

    • @amafirenze-vi1uh
      @amafirenze-vi1uh Год назад +20

      It is exactly the movie you're watching.

    • @johnjolo1983
      @johnjolo1983 Год назад +3

      ​@@kevinpitt2203Thanks, very good comment

  • @jamesivie5717
    @jamesivie5717 Год назад +386

    He may have become a monster, but at least he was brave and willing to put himself at the front, unlike other politicians.

  • @TDL-xg5nn
    @TDL-xg5nn Год назад +139

    How come we never see things like Stalin: The rise of evil, Lenin: The rise of evil, or Mao: The rise of evil?

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад +3

      In what universe is Stalin evil? Do you like being a slave?

    • @wyattmcgee1
      @wyattmcgee1 Год назад +4

      Stalin got a movie.

    • @wyattmcgee1
      @wyattmcgee1 Год назад +1

      @@MultiNike79
      Stalin sent millions to work camps, sooo…

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад +8

      @@wyattmcgee1 It's called prison. There are more people in camps in the USA than under Stalin.

    • @VinyZikss
      @VinyZikss Год назад +79

      @@MultiNike79Bruh are you seriously comparing USA prisons to the camps that they sent people in siberia? You are delusional

  • @valmid5069
    @valmid5069 10 месяцев назад +10

    If there was a quote that describes Austrian WW1's vet (who danced with death from trench warfare's mustard gas) that later becomes Germany's notorious murderous dictator, it would be this:
    "...a pit where men are thrown to suffer and die. But sometimes a man rises from the darkness. Sometimes the pit sends something back...Born and raised in hell on Earth"

  • @toddpick8007
    @toddpick8007 Год назад +413

    He served at the 1st battle of Ypres, Battle of the Somme, Battle of Arras and Passchendaele some of the hardest worst actions of the western front in WW1. Say what you want about the asshole after the fact the man wasnt a coward.

    • @paddyjoe1884
      @paddyjoe1884 Год назад +93

      Ya and he also managed to kill Hitler 😅

    • @toddpick8007
      @toddpick8007 Год назад +15

      @@paddyjoe1884 ha ha ha.

    • @analtubegut66
      @analtubegut66 Год назад

      hitler was a coward

    • @zlatni_orao
      @zlatni_orao Год назад +19

      ​@@paddyjoe1884The only man that could ever really kill him, he had no equals on earth

    • @paddyjoe1884
      @paddyjoe1884 Год назад +28

      @@zlatni_orao pretty sure a Russian with a bayonet or the hangman after his trial would have found it a relatively easy task to accomplish, that's why he took the cowards way out.

  • @derspockster7614
    @derspockster7614 Год назад +83

    Whilst Someone like Reichsmarschall Göring would later wear dozens of medals, most of which he didn’t earn, Hitler always just wore his WW1 iron cross on is chancellor’s uniforms. Gives you a perspective into their characters

    • @islammehmeov2334
      @islammehmeov2334 Год назад +7

      And stalin wear holl uniform of medals that he didn't have earn. But I don't hear you complaining about him

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      Stalin did not earn? This is the coolest man in 500 years. He saved the world from slavery - twice. He gave the world human rights. On the contrary, he is the underestimated hero of the Planet.@@islammehmeov2334

    • @blackpaint9093
      @blackpaint9093 Год назад +15

      Goring was a war hero as well, he was an Ace and downed many enemies

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@blackpaint9093 but, he was a cretin, a criminal and is now burning in hell :)

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@blackpaint9093 the Nazis then, and now the pro-Ukraine, are animals, not humans.

  • @dominiquecharriere1285
    @dominiquecharriere1285 Год назад +43

    The guy had some severe balls (well, at least 1) because runner was probably the worse job there in the trenches.

    • @josephberrie9550
      @josephberrie9550 Год назад

      he ended up with only one

    • @blackpaint9093
      @blackpaint9093 Год назад +13

      that was a fake news, he had 2 balls like everybody else

    • @Helmut_schmidt
      @Helmut_schmidt 9 месяцев назад +2

      ​@GiovanniDieBosewicht-dx3zyno had four

    • @leilahscully1315
      @leilahscully1315 Месяц назад

      Heard they were made of metal

    • @HistoryWithD-n9y
      @HistoryWithD-n9y 28 дней назад +1

      People can hate on him for having 1 ball, but that just means your country if you are French, British, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish and 20+ others was nearly conquered by a guy who had 1 ball, so the masculinity in hand goes to Hitler.

  • @bundespatriot9588
    @bundespatriot9588 Год назад +14

    Wow with the extra Music , great Work

  • @someguyfromarcticfreezer6854
    @someguyfromarcticfreezer6854 Год назад +338

    He was very brave one, if I remember correctly those mailman runners are easy targets for snipers and life life expectancy was worse than front men.
    He was distinguished veteran before he got some evil thoughts.

    • @esbam2002
      @esbam2002 Год назад +37

      My Great Grandfather was a runner in WWI (US Army). My Grandmother, his daughter, told me that not many from his unit survived and even he came back with sever lung injuries from mustard gas he'd breath in when crawling to low pockets of ground evade snipers.

    • @szaki
      @szaki Год назад

      After H came back from the war, H was pissed, all the offices full of bureaucrats were Jews!
      They were hiding there from the war!

    • @UdumbaraMusic
      @UdumbaraMusic Год назад +13

      I think the idea of having done those things made him even more bitter and resentful when Germany lost. His "struggle" left him with nothing, and at that point it's very easy to break down and start blaming others.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@UdumbaraMusic Hitler tried to repeat the US success. The US did the same and succeeded in taking over half the continent. Hitler also called Ataturk his teacher, who carried out the genocide of Armenians and Kurds and created a relatively successful country.
      Hitler failed because he thought the Russians were weak. Forgot the fate of Napoleon.
      And now Biden has forgotten the fate of Hitler :))

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @user-qy3vd9tz4y A key property of psychopaths is the inability to think consistently. He was not a psychopath, just 100% European, without a drop of Russianness.

  • @juglarlocogmail
    @juglarlocogmail Год назад +12

    Boris Nech is freaking insane!!!! This channel is pure freaking GOLD!

  • @Ken-fh4jc
    @Ken-fh4jc Год назад +241

    I never saw this movie before. Relieved it is showing Hitler accurately. Even his enemies said he fought incredibly bravely in WW1.

    • @lucas82
      @lucas82 Год назад +26

      Hitler was a runner, he was never involved in combat. Also, how would his enemies know him? He was a mere gefreiter in WW1. He was brave though because being a runner was a very dangerous job in WW1.

    • @shawnkenneth5503
      @shawnkenneth5503 Год назад +77

      ​@@lucas82A runner wasn't involved in combat in ww1....you don't read much do you?

    • @thatguydexter620
      @thatguydexter620 Год назад +10

      @@lucas82 But you just said he was never involved in combat, because he was a runner... how can that be dangerous then?

    • @gamestosi9260
      @gamestosi9260 Год назад +35

      @@thatguydexter620runners would run messages back and forth between command units and it was a very dangerous job on both sides because if you can kill the messenger then you can delay the message

    • @thatguydexter620
      @thatguydexter620 Год назад +7

      @@gamestosi9260 I know this, im just asking the guy above, because he doesnt believe that its a dangerous job.

  • @jebbroham1776
    @jebbroham1776 Год назад +70

    This was a very good movie despite being a low budget film. It really shed light into the early years of the Nazi Party, and how Hitler rose to become its leader.

    • @1958PlymouthFury
      @1958PlymouthFury Год назад +14

      Quite inaccurate though, like the scene of Hitler beating the dog, simply out of character even for a guy like like Hitler.

    • @jebbroham1776
      @jebbroham1776 Год назад

      @@1958PlymouthFury It's true that he did no such thing, being the victim of many beatings from his alcoholic dad himself. That's about it though. From what we know of the early days of the NSDAP, it's quite close to what really happened.

    • @childrenoftheblacksun
      @childrenoftheblacksun Год назад +4

      It’s pure propaganda

    • @Camel-from-Arabia
      @Camel-from-Arabia Год назад

      yep, but they must had very low budget - in 1:37 they filmed July 1918, in middle of winter :D

    • @ClovisPoint
      @ClovisPoint Год назад

      really and you believe everything the media tells you

  • @amsfountain8792
    @amsfountain8792 Год назад +30

    A movie about Hitler courtesy of his enemies. I am sure is accurate.

    • @lewa9575
      @lewa9575 11 месяцев назад

      He was an enemy to humanity at large. If you share his sentiments you're nothing more than a dog.

    • @jonathanallard2128
      @jonathanallard2128 9 месяцев назад +3

      Just like Ridley Scott (a Brtisih man) directed Napoleon an made... this.

  • @creekman86
    @creekman86 7 месяцев назад +3

    The caption says July yet they are decked out in cold weather gear and are exhaling steam. Top notch production

    • @leilahscully1315
      @leilahscully1315 Месяц назад

      They were very hot from the winter clothing hence the steam

  • @roblewis9235
    @roblewis9235 Год назад +14

    Robert Carlisle as a young Hitler. Now I’ve seen it all.

    • @Elcore
      @Elcore Год назад +1

      Begbie's granpaw.

    • @thepoetandwit6513
      @thepoetandwit6513 10 дней назад

      It's a pretty good performance, even if it is made by the regime for regime propaganda.

  • @stephenvine9686
    @stephenvine9686 Месяц назад +3

    I thought the Kaiser style helmets were only used for ceremonial reasons like parades but in this film the men have them in the trenches as well as the WW2 style helmets - interesting

    • @vaguelymodest6239
      @vaguelymodest6239 23 дня назад

      The German military started the war in 1914 with the spiked helmets but transitioned to steel helmets in 1916. Same with the French and English. France even came into the war in bright colored uniforms from the 1870s

  • @bendavies8881
    @bendavies8881 Год назад +189

    The awful aspect of this series, is that at some points you identified with Hitler. He is surrounded by all these incompetent, cowardly and entitled people, and you think "well at least Hitler is trying." They you immediately feel annoyed with yourself for thinking that.

    • @timmorin6657
      @timmorin6657 Год назад +48

      What if that's your state propaganda programming being challenged by basic facts.

    • @Deewood612
      @Deewood612 Год назад +15

      How dare you question your own reality.

    • @fasthracing
      @fasthracing Год назад +15

      He was human

    • @manukantbhatnagar1239
      @manukantbhatnagar1239 Год назад

      My dear friend it's all creation of media apparently only country u are allowed to love is usa,if u love any other country like italy or france even UK and Germany than ur a right wing extremists or a fascist ... let alone any non western country

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      Hitler was just a leader, but if there was no Hitler, there would be someone else. Look at the same Zelensky. Who would have thought that the popular skinny clown would become such a monster?

  • @MarkSmithhhh
    @MarkSmithhhh 8 месяцев назад +16

    Hitler woule NEVER hit a dog

  • @McLarenMercedes
    @McLarenMercedes Месяц назад +2

    Ironically the war made Hitler into a somebody. In the war he had a purpose and a goal.
    Before the war Hitler was a homeless painter struggling to survive after he was rejected entry into the art academy in Vienna (he struggled to paint people and mostly was good at buildings). He was basically a drifter surviving from day to day and going nowhere. Hitler himself was overjoyed when the war started in 1914. His life suddenly had a meaning.
    In an alternate reality where WWI never broke out Hitler probably dies broke and homeless. He mostly survived on alms from his family anyway and selling a few painted postcards. Hitler had no qualifications so he couldn't land a middle-class job and he never liked hard labor so getting a job in a factory or at a farm was "beneath him". He was literally a nobody before the war.
    After the war Hitler was back to being a nobody but he quickly discovered a new "purpose". Munich was full of disgruntled veterans who also felt Germany "didn't really lose the war" and that it was "betrayed from within". And Hitler was far from the only person hating the new Weimar Republic in Germany...
    An alternative scenario where Hitler dies in combat during WWI is also interesting. For while there were plenty of angry Germans after the war and several parties claiming to represent them there wasn't really anybody who could pull a crowd and simultaneously play the nationalistic heartstrings of the German people and their anger (for which he gave them their scapegoat) like Hitler could. The Weimar Republic might face a civil war at one point.

  • @inquisitorkrieger8171
    @inquisitorkrieger8171 Год назад +40

    More people know the Austrian painter wasn't the bad guy.
    How bout that.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      Did you seen the glorification of SS in Canada? There are a lot of open fans of Nazism and direct descendants of the villains there. That's why Canada is becoming more and more criminal.

    • @jimseltzer2002
      @jimseltzer2002 4 месяца назад +7

      Keep taking the meds Heydrich.

    • @leilahscully1315
      @leilahscully1315 Месяц назад +1

      Supposedly after he disappeared he got a plastic surgery and a new identity. It was discovered years later that he moved to the USA and that his new name was chuck norris

  • @sergioestuardocontrerasova4577
    @sergioestuardocontrerasova4577 Год назад +21

    Now a video name Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt the rise of demons

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад +1

      Stalin is one of the greatest men, the architect of the modern Free World.

    • @islammehmeov2334
      @islammehmeov2334 Год назад +14

      ​@@MultiNike79yes and santa-claus exists 🤣

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@islammehmeov2334 не надоело хрюкать? :) Иди в нахрюк, только себе мешок для трупа заготовь, чтобы другие не мучались.

    • @Ermak.Timopheev
      @Ermak.Timopheev 8 месяцев назад +1

      they were all cowards and did not participate in the war.

    • @sergioestuardocontrerasova4577
      @sergioestuardocontrerasova4577 8 месяцев назад +1

      No, my friend, you are wrong, he was a murderer, thanks to his greed and megalomania, communism died in Russia.@@MultiNike79

  • @intensifier1346
    @intensifier1346 11 месяцев назад +6

    He went through all this and he still wasn’t afraid of war.

    • @seegurke-bd3yr
      @seegurke-bd3yr 9 месяцев назад +1

      Actually He didnt expect the Invasion of poland becoming the huge of a war. He thought the Brits would capitulate after france capitulated. But yeah the Brits were totally Not cool with the Idea of Germany getting its colonies back and being the dominant Power in the continent of Europe...so they kept fighting until either the americans Join or the russians Join(despite the Invasion "Barbarossa", the russians allready worked also on Plans to invade Germany while the Germans and the french were fighting. No one, Not even the German Generals them self expected the campain in france this fast and succsesfull so the russians worked in another Plan what the birts know so they Just kept defending)

  • @bob3yorkie
    @bob3yorkie Год назад +46

    There was almost no rules in WW 1 battlefield.

    • @brucetucker4847
      @brucetucker4847 Год назад +3

      There was one rule in every army that superseded all others. In the German Army it was Rule 792, in the British, Rule 303.

  • @Kdssow
    @Kdssow Год назад +36

    Ironically, he basicly moved to Germany because he didn't want to serve in the Austro-Hungarian army.

    • @davidmurray5399
      @davidmurray5399 Год назад +13

      Hitler volunteered for the 16th Bavarian Reserve Regiment, at that time Bavarian authorities were trying to respond to requests from Austria-Hungary to return the many Austrian draft-dodgers that were in Bavaria. Once men like Hitler were enlisted and sent off to the front, it was inconvenient if not impossible to pull them out and pack them back to Austria-Hungary. Hitler's regiment suffered terrible losses at Ypres, as did the other regiments in the 6th Bavarian Reserve Division.

    • @ThePulsarGaming
      @ThePulsarGaming Год назад +2

      Are you sure? Im almost positive he did try to enlist and failed his physical for whatever reason, Went back to Munich and enlisted in the German Army.

    • @rodneymcdermott5303
      @rodneymcdermott5303 Год назад

      Yes. I’ve always read that he was turned away and went to Germany to try enlist there.

    • @fanta4897
      @fanta4897 Год назад +3

      @@ThePulsarGaming If I remember correctly, he wrote that he didn't want to serve in Austria-Hungary, because even though it was german state, it had multiethnic composition and thus viewed Germany as better option to serve in to truly fight for german people. But it's been almost 10 years since I've read My Struggle, so don't quote me on it.

    • @آرتینارغوانی
      @آرتینارغوانی Год назад

      @@ThePulsarGaming He failed it on purpose

  • @CommadoBro
    @CommadoBro Год назад +5

    IDK why I laughed so hard when Hitler and that dude were riding bikes in a warzone lol.

    • @edhuber3557
      @edhuber3557 9 месяцев назад +2

      The Japanese were masters of it as they rolled up the British in the early part of the war.

  • @matthewpitt3466
    @matthewpitt3466 Год назад +7

    That moment when you realize that it doesn't matter which way you run it's pure random.

  • @colinfoster7655
    @colinfoster7655 2 месяца назад +4

    He was always nuts and this just made him more nuts

  • @jaymobiggety9903
    @jaymobiggety9903 Год назад +2

    Always good to see Muffin. Thanks for what you are doing.

  • @tanukijohnson6850
    @tanukijohnson6850 2 месяца назад +1

    Imagine growing up wanting to be an actor, going thru film school, finally receiving the news that you’re getting cast in your first lead role, and then finding out you’re playing hitler

    • @hebanker3372
      @hebanker3372 16 дней назад

      Robert Carlyle was a seasoned actor by that point...

  • @paulthomson2288
    @paulthomson2288 Год назад +49

    It's highly likely that if it was not corporal schnicklegruber then some other tyrant would have eventually done the same thing. The Treaty of Versailles was arguably unfairly cruel and created colossal resentment after the war.

    • @daniellindsay5039
      @daniellindsay5039 Год назад +1

      Corporal Schicklgruber made me LOL

    • @Wolfen443
      @Wolfen443 Год назад +2

      Well, the Allies sure got the Karma thing going for them that time. Sure, someone else could have done the same thing, but at least without the Final Solution around it could have made sense to support Germany more around the world.

    • @yannickbesson1448
      @yannickbesson1448 10 месяцев назад +1

      But while treaty of Versailles was a bad one, most people tend to forget that France previously had to suffer under an other unfair and cruel treaty; right after the 1870 war. France paid it all and also lose Alsace and lorraine. And during ww1, several parts of France were occupied by the germans, who were harsh to the populations and plunder the french industries. They were so harsh and cruel that, in 1940, and also in Belgium, a lot of civilians fled in sheer terror the german's army. Because they remembered. I live in Belgium and in many cities, there are monuments that commemorate civilians executions by the german troops. In some places, several hundred people were shot.

  • @ThehulkGreen
    @ThehulkGreen Год назад +22

    Robert carlyle is such an underrated actor.

    • @malcolmlane-ley2044
      @malcolmlane-ley2044 6 месяцев назад +1

      Why do you think that? He's had many nominations and awards and an OBE.

  • @The_OneManCrowd
    @The_OneManCrowd Год назад +35

    Winter of 1914. They still had the easily-identifiable regiment numbers sewn on the front of the uberzug.

  • @ramonm.1553
    @ramonm.1553 10 месяцев назад +6

    Greatest story never told

    • @MarkB-hs8sq
      @MarkB-hs8sq 3 месяца назад +1

      Awesome documentary!!

  • @pibmovieclips
    @pibmovieclips Год назад +26

    Imagine going through this, twice, only to find Europe in the state that it is now.
    I will never forget the video of now deceased crying ww2 Veteran who said with tears in his eyes: "Europe gone to sh*t, this is not what we have been dying for!"

  • @michaelmilian4336
    @michaelmilian4336 Год назад +18

    Wow marching in tight formation and being hit by a superb artillery strike- NOW THAT’S A LOT OF DAMAGE!

    • @stillcantbesilencedevennow
      @stillcantbesilencedevennow Год назад +5

      Watched a gnarly one yesterday. Bunch of Russian mobiki all lined up waiting for some commander to talk, and they got hit with like 4-5 HIMARS. It was pretty nasty.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@stillcantbesilencedevennow хрюкни, чего ещё?

    • @georgyzhukov6409
      @georgyzhukov6409 Год назад +5

      also reminds me of a ukrainians assualt platoon getting decimated in a minefield after russian cluster bombs force them into the mines... brutal.@@stillcantbesilencedevennow

  • @Flyinghigh888
    @Flyinghigh888 Год назад +22

    Actually Corporal Hitler was still an Austrian national at that time he was serving in the Imperial German army. He was extraordinary of gallantry to receive the "Iron cross". A foreigner and an infantryman got that citation, very rare!

    • @kacodemonio
      @kacodemonio Год назад +2

      He did not receive the Blue Max, it was Göring.

    • @josephberrie9550
      @josephberrie9550 Год назад

      the blue max was a luftwaffa medal hitler was an infantryman

    • @juliantheapostate8295
      @juliantheapostate8295 9 месяцев назад

      Rommell had a Blue Max (Pour le Merite(​@@josephberrie9550

    • @starcorpvncj
      @starcorpvncj 3 месяца назад +1

      He won the Iron Cross twice, 2nd and 1st Class.

  • @jacobharris3208
    @jacobharris3208 7 месяцев назад +5

    Have you ever looked at history and noticed how most of the conflicts in the past are summed up pretty much the same? Good guys won baddies lost.. is it because the world is some epic struggle between good and evil and the good guys always win? Unfortunately reality isn't so beautiful. The reason is History is written by whoever won. The second world war was basically a continuation of the first, and was inevitable, just as inevitable as the third one is going to be. It's the hell of post modernism. And if the German people hadn't been so slighted by the Treaty of Versailles, it probably wouldn't have happened honestly. Do people do things like this for no reason? And you can say what you want about Hitler, but he said he would get rid of the 33 parties and unite Germany: he did. He said he would reclaim lands stolen after the first war; namely Poland: he did. He said he would make Germany proud again, reignite it's patriotism, fix it's economy, bring back it's glory: he did.
    He said he loved his country and his people: he did. He said the "Third Reich would last a thousand years, if only in the imagination": nobody has stopped talking about it since. At least he loved his country

    • @trolololololololoolololo6545
      @trolololololololoolololo6545 6 месяцев назад

      You do realize most American history books about ww2 were written by German Generals and Politicians correct?
      Its the reason why so many myths about ww2 are goind around, German generals wrote about how they lost to winter when in reality the Soviets were counter attacking at a rate the Germans couldn't keep up.
      So its more like "History is written by the assholes that didn't deserve to and now the world is corrupted by lies because the losers don't know how they lost when it was completely their ideological incompetence"

    • @ILuvBanannerz
      @ILuvBanannerz Месяц назад

      I can name ten conflicts where the very obvious “bad guys” won. Your whole argument of “history is written by the victors” is based on ignorance and lack of knowledge

  • @izramamna6850
    @izramamna6850 Месяц назад +2

    Hitler almost dies in this war, yet movie didn't even show it

  • @shelbynamels973
    @shelbynamels973 8 месяцев назад +2

    For all you armchair historians commenting here, do yourself a favor and find the full movie. It's a multi-part BBC production with Robert Carlyle doing a great job portraying the man.
    This is just snippet of less than three minutes from the beginning.

  • @Warmaker01
    @Warmaker01 Год назад +6

    1:15 Massed infantry caught in the open is an artilleryman's dream.

    • @starcorpvncj
      @starcorpvncj 3 месяца назад

      I was an artillery officer. I never had such psychopathic dreams.

  • @ThreeOaks79
    @ThreeOaks79 Год назад +7

    i would have become quite suspicious: a whole trench full of guys who wear german uniforms but speak fluent english.

  • @SlytherSnake
    @SlytherSnake 24 дня назад

    German leader: ex-soldier escaping his fate several times
    British leader: a daily drunkard

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 21 день назад

      Hitler simply tried to copy the United States, taking them as a model.

  • @aaronlee4543
    @aaronlee4543 Год назад +4

    Uncle A.. Early life.... Hadn't yet made it to his kamph-y chair.

  • @hapley6150
    @hapley6150 Год назад +4

    No wonder Begbie became such a psycho, after enduring 4 years of WW1.

  • @glenmcallister3878
    @glenmcallister3878 Год назад +11

    Looks good mt

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      Is that a sign of a zombie breaking out of a grave?

  • @markwilliford5319
    @markwilliford5319 3 месяца назад +1

    Dear Hollywood: When fliming, try to make sure the actors' uniforms do not look so pristine.

  • @MrTimobrian
    @MrTimobrian 3 месяца назад +1

    Enjoyed the sense of what soldiers experienced in Trenches

  • @Overwatch9
    @Overwatch9 Год назад +61

    Hitler was one of those guys who, despite witnessing the horrors of war first-hand, did not turn a pacifist afterwards. He was the soldier that keeps coming back for more action. Obviously in his later life, he did not partake in a battle personally, but he fought an even bigger war, this time as a commander.
    Might sound noble when put like this, but he had no regard for the fact that most people do not want to go and die for some meaningless geo-political nonsense.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      >Might sound noble when
      Sound noble to kill kids?
      Europe is devoid of morality. And without morality - it is impossible to be recognized "noble".

    • @malcolmjerome423
      @malcolmjerome423 Год назад +1

      Horror, hell Hitler was no worser then the leaders of his time, Joseph Stalin actually killed more.
      And ask yourself why isn't Stalin demonized as much as Adolf Hitler? It's because the victors write history.
      And you can't say its because the Holocaust was worser because i would strongly disagree. First the incredible, almost ludicrous number, of six million jews being gas and killed is highly controversial!
      Personally out of all the genocides that occured throughout history, i think African- Americans and Natives had it worser than any other people. Even if its true what happened to the Jewish People i would rather die and immediate death, then be enslaved and live a life worser then death!
      But to get back on topic Adolf Hitler wasn't the worst man of his time nor even in history, Genghis Khan was worser, and unlike the Holocaust 6 million deaths, the amount of people Genghis Khan killed isn't!
      Hell i would even say our leaders in the west in modern times isn't any better then Adolf Hilter, look at how much suffering the American Government has caused overseas that continue to this very day! Like funding Ukraine a nation more corrupt then Mexico, if that was even possible!
      And a country who soldiers goose step and wear Nazi Insignias on their uniforms and Nazi Salute each other. That also carve Nazi Emblems upon dead civilians that they torture and kill! The same people that also use Western Supplied weaponry to shell unarmed non-military Ukrainian Cities for almost ten years now. Since 2014 in Donbass & LPR, just because they want to separate from Ukraine and become part of Russia!
      So as you see the world is not as black & white as you think, Evil people is always going to be around, hell our Western Leaders sre trying to start a war with Russia, that will end only one way: Nuclear! To depopulate the world, like the Covid Vaccine, while they lay in their fancy bunkers underground, while everyone dies above them!

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@malcolmjerome423 >Horror, hell Hitler was no worser then the leaders of his time, Joseph Stalin actually killed more.
      Of course not. This is a ridiculous lie.
      Even Mannerheim killed more than Stalin - despite the fact that Stalin killed mostly criminals, and Mannerheim - political opponents. Hitler killed tens of millions of people, starting with German children and the disabled and ending with a large-scale genocide in the east, to the level of which the West managed to rise only now.
      Learn history, not bullshit Anglo-Saxon comics.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@malcolmjerome423 > Hell i would even say our leaders in the west in modern times isn't any better then Adolf Hilter
      The USSR was able to eliminate European culture only in Eastern Germany. In the West, it has always been, and remains, extremely immoral and aggressive.

    • @darkmaster9670
      @darkmaster9670 3 месяца назад +1

      Actually, he didn't want war. He made several peace offers that were spurned by his enemies - let's not forget the fact that it was France and the United Kingdom who declared war on him, all over a border dispute with Poland. With the Soviets it is another story, sooner or later there had to end up being a war between the two due to their totally opposing objectives and worldviews.

  • @cannedbreadman3767
    @cannedbreadman3767 Год назад +3

    One of the few people where millions would say, and agree, that “if he had just died there” was actually a compliment

  • @notyomama1306
    @notyomama1306 Год назад +9

    he was a very brave soldier and a distinguished veteran of the great war but god damn did his metal state deteriorate quickly after that war i aint gonna defend him for his horrible actions but i am going to say that war probably had a part to do in him being so mentally destroyed and a psychopath

  • @Charles-t7z
    @Charles-t7z Месяц назад

    How that little, uneducated Corporal got to the point where he understood geopolitics so well that he conquered Europe is beyond me.

  • @mostlycloudy3069
    @mostlycloudy3069 Год назад +11

    the Treaty of Versailles turning a common man into a savior of his country then condemn him as evil. this is egregious. the people who created the treaty takes no responsibility for their action.

    • @analtubegut66
      @analtubegut66 Год назад

      the treaty was reasonable
      far right ideology is a cancer

    • @bunkerkorpf1440
      @bunkerkorpf1440 Год назад +3

      Versailles Treaty was a response to Frankfurt Treaty. 150% Germany responsability

    • @johnudnih8114
      @johnudnih8114 Год назад +2

      @@bunkerkorpf1440 France started that war and got what they deserved

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@johnudnih8114 Not enough. Russia is now upset that it agreed to recognize France as the winner of World War II. It was in vain.

    • @gramioerie_xi133
      @gramioerie_xi133 21 день назад

      He killed millions of people.

  • @johnford9070
    @johnford9070 10 месяцев назад +6

    He looks like the oldest 25 year old ever

  • @Tysandifer
    @Tysandifer 10 месяцев назад +13

    Gotta admit he was a badass in ww1, got wounded like 6 times and survived it all

    • @after_midnight9592
      @after_midnight9592 7 месяцев назад +1

      He survived against the impossible odds, which made him believe he was immortal. All the coincidences and narrow escapes, mind boggling.

    • @Scarwaz
      @Scarwaz 7 месяцев назад +1

      I heard from a documentary from hitler himself, said he can hear a voice that guides him to safety, there was a time he used his whole body as a shield to protect his old friend, all of bullets missed him... And that was a fully automatic machine gun, he and his other comrades escaped without a scratch, a dog lured him out from trenches,tents, and in a the barracks... They both survived.

    • @Flyinghigh888
      @Flyinghigh888 26 дней назад

      ​@@ScarwazThat voice was Satan's call !

  • @robdixson196
    @robdixson196 Год назад +2

    The guy who is so eager he jumps and risks a bullet to the head just to deliver a message.

    • @johndenugent4185
      @johndenugent4185 7 месяцев назад

      Only in this Hitler-bashing movie....Gee, how did such a nerd ever make Germany into a superpower?

  • @hazeleverett1064
    @hazeleverett1064 7 месяцев назад +2

    I found myself saying things like "adolf, stand up!" (To my laptop, while he was walking through the trenches.)

  • @extramild1
    @extramild1 Год назад +8

    I wonder whatever happened to this guy - did he make anything of himself?

  • @narutojames225
    @narutojames225 Год назад +3

    These comments are wildin. Yall don't need to defend him lol

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      How is it not necessary if Europe has gathered again in the Fourth Reich and is implementing Mein Kampf? Didn't notice the genocide of the Slavs?

  • @xufengliu753
    @xufengliu753 Год назад +6

    the bad era made him evil.

  • @beowulf1312
    @beowulf1312 8 месяцев назад +2

    I'm glad to see how effective the British artillery is depicted.

    • @arkybaldknobber8062
      @arkybaldknobber8062 5 месяцев назад +1

      They must have had a good spotter

    • @wayneantoniazzi2706
      @wayneantoniazzi2706 2 месяца назад

      There was a joke here in the US at the beginning of WW1, it went like this:
      "Say, who do you think's gonna win that war in Europe, the British or the Germans?"
      "The British! They got a gun so powerful it can get you from ten miles away!"
      "Nah, that's nothing! The Germans got one that only needs your address!"

  • @mehhhhhhh4190
    @mehhhhhhh4190 8 месяцев назад +2

    > implying Hitler was the bad guy

    • @jimseltzer2002
      @jimseltzer2002 4 месяца назад +1

      In a parallel universe perhaps not -Reinhard,- but on this earth.....

  • @cynwraeth1943
    @cynwraeth1943 Год назад +7

    By 1915 Hitler trimmed his mustache down to his signature "toothbrush mustache" that he is most known for. This was done so gas masks would seal better around the mouth. That is not portrayed here.

  • @nickcellini5609
    @nickcellini5609 Год назад +35

    LISTEN TO ME: No matter what horrors you have witnessed or have been a part of. No matter who is to blame. Do not let it turn you into a monster who does not respect human life.

    • @herrlich1461
      @herrlich1461 Год назад +4

      Those who were responsible should be held accountable. In his days he tried to do it.

    • @nickcellini5609
      @nickcellini5609 Год назад

      @@herrlich1461 Do you understand my point. My point isn't about what Hitler did after WWI. It is about not letting whatever traumatic experience you have turn you into a monster like he did.

    • @herrlich1461
      @herrlich1461 Год назад

      @SanctusPaulus-ic5gl They were all in support of it.

    • @nickcellini5609
      @nickcellini5609 Год назад

      @SanctusPaulus-ic5gl The Tube sent your comment to me instead of its intended recipient.

    • @nickcellini5609
      @nickcellini5609 Год назад

      @SanctusPaulus-ic5gl The thing that most people don't know is that when you hit the "Reply" button the cursor then locates itself to the left of the name of the person you are wanting to reply to. Most people don't realize this and just start typing without realizing the persons name may end up at the end of their comment.

  • @philstev9888
    @philstev9888 Год назад +23

    At least for his adopted country, he was ready to give it all.

    • @johnjolo1983
      @johnjolo1983 Год назад +1

      What are you talking about? He killed Millions of Germans too. How was he ready to give it all?

    • @WillyEckaslike
      @WillyEckaslike Год назад

      @@johnjolo1983 the opposing side K up to 4mill Germ after the war

    • @philstev9888
      @philstev9888 Год назад

      @@johnjolo1983 At the time when he was serving as a foot Soldier. People change.

    • @whiteprivilegedenier7459
      @whiteprivilegedenier7459 Год назад +4

      He was an ethnic German, and his love for his people outweighed his love for the Austrian nation state. The Western two thirds of Austria is predominantly ethnic German. He was German but from Austria.

  • @davidknichal6629
    @davidknichal6629 Год назад +1

    0:19-0:30 Marek Vašut talking to Hitler - priceless

  • @FranzDCIII
    @FranzDCIII 3 месяца назад +1

    War brought out the demons within, when it ends they sometimes disappeared... sometimes.

  • @mtheory85
    @mtheory85 Год назад +4

    And then he left his wife to die when his home was overrun by virus-infected zombies.

  • @malemesjager41
    @malemesjager41 5 месяцев назад +4

    Just wondering how many politicians and leaders of countries had seen real combat for 4 years like Hitler??? Waiting....

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 4 месяца назад

      Stalin, Mannerheim, Churchill, De Gaulle.

    • @islammehmeov2334
      @islammehmeov2334 2 месяца назад

      ​@@MultiNike79don't forget ATATURK

    • @Mysterious_Person.87
      @Mysterious_Person.87 2 месяца назад

      ​@@MultiNike79 Bennito Mussolini also

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 2 месяца назад

      @@Mysterious_Person.87 Europeans are naziz

    • @mattpeckham667
      @mattpeckham667 16 дней назад

      Leonid Brezhnev

  • @wilhelmstahl9864
    @wilhelmstahl9864 Год назад +20

    "Rise of Evil"
    Evil? No, not by any means. That man never did anything that any other nation hasn't done, the only reason he's been painted as such is because he chose the one group of people who possessed the power to paint him as a demon.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад +1

      Killing children? Disabled? Pumped blood out of children? Did you make soap out of people? Do you teach history at all?

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад +1

      European culture must be destroyed and replaced with Russian - civilized.

    • @ColinTherac117
      @ColinTherac117 Год назад +2

      False. He uniquely did all the bad things that everyone else has done, but all at once and at industrial scale to other white people.
      Anyone who thinks the responsibility for the fall of the German Empire should fall on the shoulders of a 14-year-old Dutch girl must certainly have gone wrong somewhere in their reasoning.

    • @saggy2481
      @saggy2481 Год назад +4

      oy vey labour camp@@MultiNike79

    • @saggy2481
      @saggy2481 Год назад +5

      wooden doors@@MultiNike79

  • @viz12345
    @viz12345 Год назад +4

    war is such a cool thing, let's make it again

    • @Axeallot
      @Axeallot Год назад

      'Give a chance' vibes coming from you. But from hard times arise harder men, that is undisputable. Too comfortable and peacful lives lead to deteriorating and continually degenerating societies. I just wish benefits from both could be achieved without the uglier sides.

    • @viz12345
      @viz12345 Год назад

      @@Axeallot yup. lack of wars makes men weak and enables deterioration of the society leading to feminism/matriarchy and other ABCDQ+ deviations. the war preserves patriarchy which in order to prevail constantly needs to be watered with blood of fallen warriors.

    • @islammehmeov2334
      @islammehmeov2334 Год назад

      ​@@viz12345well if you won a war you can go fights in ukraine if not than you have syria the the choice is entirely yours to choose were to go fitted in WAR

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@islammehmeov2334 For the Nazis? He will most likely be killed. Against? Will not be able to return to Europe/USA.

    • @yacined4190
      @yacined4190 Год назад

      @@MultiNike79 lol you are everywhere mate

  • @rolfagten857
    @rolfagten857 3 месяца назад +1

    Adolf in WW1 loved a French girl named Labloie in 1917.

  • @chadwhitman1811
    @chadwhitman1811 20 дней назад

    There were a lot of disgruntled WWI vets in Germany. One thing that separated Hitler from the early leaders of NASDP which became the Nazi party ,that was not apparent to anyone at the was his latent organizational skills ,as well as his famous oratorical skills many saw him different from themselves. He was an artist and many artists he had vision of the future and saw a new Germany overcoming the present situation of despair that permeated the Weimar Republic and gave hope to the hopeless , but what he or no one else could see was the apocalypse of this dark vision he was about to unleash.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 19 дней назад

      He just wanted to copy the USA. Same ideology, strategy and goals.

  • @remydaitch9815
    @remydaitch9815 Год назад +17

    Respect to any man, woman, or beast that goes to WAR. I've felt for a long tyme now that the biggest casualties of WAR are the ones that survive it. 11bravo CIB '04 mosul

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      >11bravo CIB '04 mosul
      Terrorist and occupant? No, the victims are the ones you killed.

    • @yeahno6100
      @yeahno6100 Год назад

      ​​@MultiNike79 Yeah, totally, like all the victims he killed that were going around cutting the heads off innocent people. Brilliant logic fuckwit👏

    • @Thiago-jr5uf
      @Thiago-jr5uf Год назад +2

      Woman ? the only women that would be in the war would be the nurses at the most

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад +2

      @@Thiago-jr5uf In the USSR, women were bombers, snipers, were in the infantry, communications, sabotage and reconnaissance groups.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@yeahno6100 Do not watch American propaganda and do not write nonsense.
      The fact is that this is an aggressor who attacked a country on the other half of the planet, and killed about a million people. Nobody gave him the right to do this, he violated all possible laws and destroyed the whole region.
      And now this carrion is destroying Ukraine, this bravo is worse than Hitler's guys.

  • @gskyon
    @gskyon Год назад +6

    You'd guess that anyone who survived that would not want it happening again. It is a total lack of empathy to send your young ones to face the terrible things you went through (and got lucky to have survived). Plus all the damage to families, children, infrastructure and the country as a whole.

    • @fanta4897
      @fanta4897 Год назад +1

      The antiwar sentiment was not the only one present during that time, unlike today where everyone is obsessed with peace (even though there are multiple conflicts around the world, including another war in Europe). For every Remarque there was a Junger (btw. I highly recommend his book Storm of Steel). Not many would describe it as the best time of their life like Adolf did, but many did support it and some enjoyed it.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@fanta4897 > today where everyone is obsessed with peace
      Modern times are no different from those times. Nazism was revived in full measure. Look at how many countries Europe has attacked in the last 20 years alone. Look at the genocide in Rus'. Everything is the same, now the conditional year is 1942.
      The main difference is that Russia managed to liberate the planet and now there are more centers of power.

    • @johndenugent4185
      @johndenugent4185 7 месяцев назад

      Allied propaganda..... Hitler hated war; it was forced on Germany.

  • @elliotchinneryhinks8554
    @elliotchinneryhinks8554 6 месяцев назад +2

    This portrayal of Hitler is so inaccurate but the series was still interesting

  • @bpdbhp1632
    @bpdbhp1632 2 дня назад

    Yet people ask how hitler could become so crazy and evil with no feeling for human life

  • @filiphlupic1582
    @filiphlupic1582 Год назад +3

    My spine didn’t tingle thoug

  • @derbrandmeister4660
    @derbrandmeister4660 Год назад +5

    Bigsby Untold

  • @RameenFallschirmjager
    @RameenFallschirmjager Год назад +11

    Let me correct the title: Hitler: The Rise of Last Messiah

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      The problem is that the Germans are stupid. If you look at history, then in the course of the 19th century, morality and self-reflection were beaten out of them, and since then they have been like this - they are constantly stupid and arrange genocide.
      From the point of view of Russia - some kind of animals.

    • @ianmichaelpeachey9997
      @ianmichaelpeachey9997 Год назад +2

      Cannot believe your comment.

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@ianmichaelpeachey9997 Do you think that making soap out of people, killing your own invalids and wrong children is a property of a HUMAN?
      Merkel unleashed an aggressive war in Ukraine, is this normal, after all their sins? There are not many countries where politicians are such gross liars as they are in Germany.
      Do you think it is possible to discuss the moral aspects of behavior with the Germans? No, there are very few of them that are adequate.
      I help disabled children. And still in shock, in the German forums there was a ban from the moderators to help the Russians. And the Germans began to mock children and their mothers! This is absolutely impossible in Russia. Or Western medical ethicists - who have proposed and are still proposing to ban the sale of medicines to children - if their parents support Russia. In Russia, this is IMPOSSIBLE to imagine, this is the lot of the lowest freaks, which no one will ever publish. And for the Germans - complete order.
      Thank you, the Germans killed half of my family and for repeating the atrocities - they should be completely culturally reformatted.

    • @caesarczech7920
      @caesarczech7920 Год назад +1

      @@ianmichaelpeachey9997 OI VEY YOU ARENT ALLOWED TO DO THAT ITS ANTISEMITISM NOW SHELL MORE SCHEKELS FOR ISRAEL AND OUR WOKE PROGRAMS. :D i cant wait for the day the Day Americans start symphatize with Palestinians lol.

    • @chikntaco141
      @chikntaco141 Год назад +1

      Dude literally reduced the population of the world 🤦

  • @chandikawarnakulasooriya1923
    @chandikawarnakulasooriya1923 7 дней назад

    camera man never dies even with a bomb

  • @itweety21
    @itweety21 3 месяца назад +2

    Almost looks like I'm watching Benjamin Netanyahu in the making in 2024

  • @envitech02
    @envitech02 Год назад +13

    Say what you like about A.H. but what is undisputed is that he's a WWI hero. That's a fact. What came later, that's a different story.

    • @analtubegut66
      @analtubegut66 Год назад

      nope, you cant even say that either
      he was a coward, his entire life

    • @scotttracy9333
      @scotttracy9333 Год назад +6

      True...he got the iron cross 1st and 2nd classes. No easy feat for a corporal

    • @analtubegut66
      @analtubegut66 Год назад

      @@scotttracy9333 - only morons got the iron cross

    • @bunkerkorpf1440
      @bunkerkorpf1440 Год назад +1

      @@scotttracy9333 he was more like a first class, not an corporal (NCO). He got his medals through connections, not merit. He almost never fought on the frontline, he was a courrier.I don't know why so many hitler fans are here

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад

      @@bunkerkorpf1440 Describe Zelensky, please? Is he more or less criminal than Hitler?

  • @KenobiStark1
    @KenobiStark1 Год назад +7

    Usually, when bullets and bombs go off, if you live through it you feel god was protecting you. This dude should have probably been hit and blown up a bunch of time but made it through all of that, went on to do one of the worst things to be done to humanity. God protected him, or Satan protected him or who knows maybe he was just a lucky sonofabitch. Either way, it’s still pretty crazy to think about.

    • @virgilhiltz5128
      @virgilhiltz5128 Год назад +2

      It’s almost supernatural. Many of his higher ups couldn’t believe how lucky he was as a runner. Plus the attempts during WW2. Makes ya wonder

    • @Scarwaz
      @Scarwaz 8 месяцев назад

      It was insane... There were witnesses too that hitler's dog always ran away from him and hitler would always follow... Then an airstrike then hit the spot where hitler and his dog were... His peers whom he was just talking to were blown to pieces

  • @alfsteinhoff6681
    @alfsteinhoff6681 Год назад +13

    If you read the Treaty of Versailles,you know why there was a WW2......

    • @analtubegut66
      @analtubegut66 Год назад

      no, that treaty was actually reasonable
      the reason ww2 started was because of insane far right ideology

    • @bunkerkorpf1440
      @bunkerkorpf1440 Год назад +2

      if you read Treaty of Frankfurt, you know why there was WWI. 150% Germany responsability

    • @johnudnih8114
      @johnudnih8114 Год назад +2

      @@bunkerkorpf1440 France started the Franco-Prussian war

    • @MultiNike79
      @MultiNike79 Год назад +1

      @@johnudnih8114 France is a very aggressive country, one of the most aggressive on the planet. It seems to me that the number of their wars is such that they merge into one statistical background.
      What did they do recently with Libya, or with Niger, or they blew up a school in Russia a couple of days ago.

    • @FragLord
      @FragLord 10 месяцев назад

      @@bunkerkorpf1440 Yes and who was ruling France at that time? Right a Napoleon... And we needed an entire continent to get the original Napoleon down. Napoleon I was a bloody murderer and a genocidal maniac. Just go read what he did in Spain, not to mention the rest of Europe.
      Just before the Franco-Prussian war France tried to invade Mexico. Yes you read that right, Mexico...
      Also who declared war on who? Oh yeah, the French declared war on Prussia. Not the other way around.
      If you don't want to lose land and sign an unfavorable treaty, don't declare war on another country... Are you going to defend Putin too with that reasoning if he looses in Ukraine?
      Clemenceau intended to ensure the security of France, by weakening Germany economically, militarily, territorially and by supplanting Germany as the leading producer of steel in Europe. British economist and Versailles negotiator John Maynard Keynes summarized this position as attempting to "set the clock back and undo what, since 1870, the progress of Germany had accomplished."
      There wasn't a German attempt to destroy France after the Franco-Prussian war. They just wanted majority inhabitted German lands.
      Erik Goldstein wrote that in 1921, the payment of reparations caused a crisis and that the occupation of the Ruhr had a disastrous effect on the German economy, resulting in the German Government printing more money as the currency collapsed. Hyperinflation began and printing presses worked overtime to print Reichsbank notes; by November 1923 one US dollar was worth 4,200,000,000,000 marks. Ferguson writes that the policy of the Economics Minister Robert Schmidt led Germany to avoid economic collapse from 1919 to 1920, but that reparations accounted for most of Germany's deficit in 1921 and 1922 and that reparations were the cause of the hyperinflation.
      France lost 1 province, a province where Germans still were the majority when they lost it. Germany after WW1 lost about 1/3th of their land. Not only that the French occupied the Rheinland, together with Belgium, for almost 12 years! There is no comparison.
      According to historian Claude Campbell, John Maynard Keynes "set the fashion for critics of the economic aspects of the treaty" and "made probably the severest and most sweeping indictment of its economic provisions". Keynes was temporarily attached to the British Treasury during the war and was their official representative at the peace conference. He later resigned "when it became evident that hope could no longer be entertained of substantial modifications in the draft Terms of Peace" due to the "policy of the Conference towards the economic problems of Europe". In 1919, he wrote The Economic Consequences of the Peace based on his objections.
      The Reparation Commission was a tool that could "be employed to destroy Germany's commercial and economic organization as well as to exact payment". In 1919, he wrote The Economic Consequences of the Peace based on his objections. He wrote that he believed "that the campaign for securing out of Germany the general costs of the war was one of the most serious acts of political unwisdom for which our statesmen have ever been responsible", and called the treaty a "Carthaginian peace" that would economically affect all of Europe.
      In 1954, United States Secretary of State John Foster Dulles-one of the authors of Article 231-said that, "Efforts to bankrupt and humiliate a nation merely incite a people of vigor and of courage to break the bonds imposed upon them ... Prohibitions thus incite the very acts that are prohibited.
      Not to mention that France gobbled up and demanded the majority of the reparations. Belgium which was 99% occupied and hit much harder by the war and was left with pennies.
      After WW1 the Belgians resented the French more than the Germans, because our so called allies were using us as a battleground and left us with close to nothing to repair our country.
      Fuck the French, they can't be trusted. After the Americans were laying dead in the tens of thousands on beaches of Normandy, Charles de Gaulle was already being a bitch. When he demaned NATO forces leave France, the US asked if they should take the bodies from the beaches with them... Then after not getting their way, they would leave NATO. The French are an untrustworthy ally who only care about the French.
      Once, when asked for his opinion of Charles de Gaulle, Winston Churchill mused: “If I regard de Gaulle as a great man? He is selfish, he is arrogant, he believes he is the center of the world.
      He also tried to break up Canada. Few will remember his bloated actions (“vive le Québec libre”, “je vous ai compris”). Actively supporting the Quebec movement.
      Then after WW2 they pretend nothing happened and went on to administer their colonial possessions. Massacring hundreds of thousands Algerians and bringing almost the end of the world on humanity by pulling the US, China and the USSR into Vietnam. Great job France...
      Aka if you want good allies, don't ally the French.

  • @kidkique
    @kidkique 8 дней назад

    the officers spoke English to their men, how nice...