The Armistice (11:00AM / 11th day / 11th month / 1918 )
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Marshal Ferdinand Foch: “This is not a peace. It is an armistice for 20 years.”
He was exactly right 20 years later Hitler invaded Poland beginning world war 2
Karsten Schoenberg well the 2nd Sino-Japanese War in 1937 was the start of WWII, but in Europe yeah 20 years
There would have been peace in Europe if Foch was able to enforce the treaty of Versailles properly
He was right
And he was off by 6 months.
Nearly 100 years since the end of the conflict that shaped our world.
Edit: It is now November 11, 2018. 100 years have passed since that devastating conflict from which we still feel the effects. Rest in Peace all of those who lost their lives.
zuro64 casualties, longer and way much more atrocities
Remember the end of ww1 makes ww2 the end of ww2 makes the cold war
@@thepsycho777 What I meant by this was what Table said. This conflict was a turning point in our entire history, and led to most other conflicts after it, even to our modern day middle east problems.
@@roejogan8683 When the Arab tribes revolted in the Ottoman Empire the British and French promised them independance. After the war though, they set up colonial nations in those areas. This broken promise let to a lot of hatred between these middle eastern areas and the west, and can be linked to modern problems in the areas.
@@user-op8fg3ny3j The Middle East has been fucked up by wars for thousands of years.
Someone has probably already said this, but the same train carriage the armistice was signed in was used by Hitler again when he made France surrender in WW2. He then burnt it down.
whittyjd right, it was brought to Berlin and burnt in 1945 so France could not take it back.
It was the sweetest revenge ever
Sweat sweat revenge
Chance gray You can’t even spell *SWEET* bb
Hitler : it's rewind time
The last american killed - Henry Gunther got up, against the orders of Sergeant Ernest Powell, and charged with his bayonet. The German soldiers were aware of the Armistice and that it would take effect in one minute, so tried to wave Gunther away. He was shot in a short burst of automatic fire and killed instantly when he continued to charge.
Some say he did it because of his recent demotion, others because he wanted to prove his patriotism because of his German - American background.
What a hero I respect him
He isn’t a hero at all he just threw his life away for no reason on purpose.
@@annachitox_x6563 Hero don't die for no purpose
Christian Olson you know the earth is round right? It’s not 4am everywhere.
Murican cowardly trying to prove that he has the biggest. What an idiot.
History buffs: this is a sad day
Great War soldiers: best day to come
It's a sad day for the "The Great War" RUclips channel too, it'll be dead on Sunday, they'll stop making videos
Patton must be happy... war ended on his birthday
@@Padre619 But like they didn't always just do it, they've done more than it..
@Prussian Eagle that's gonna be awesome
@@hardcas and of Von Hotzendorf
1918: "Yay the war is over."
21 YEARS LATER: "Well peace was nice when it lasted."
"This is not a peace. It is an armistice for twenty years."
-Ferdinand Foch
Sure enough, 20 years, 9 months, and 20 days later, Germany invaded Poland, thus beginning World War II.
Adolf Hitler: wElL PeAcE WaS NiCe wHeN iT LaStEd
The Armistice caused WW2, even Churchill admitted that. Germany didn't cause WW1, it was caused by Bosnia not giving the assassin to Austria/Hungry
@@kingofthejungle3833 You didn't understand Sarajevo assassination at all.First, Gavrilo Princip was caught outright.Second,AH put blame on Serbia for assassination and issued an ultimatum in which it demanded harsh conditions into it, and Serbian government agreed to every term but one in which AH monarcy demanded that Serbia allow investigation on their territory,or AH police to roam the country and arrest people.Serbia said they should go to international court in Hague for that,AH said it's not good enough and declared war.
@@kaletovhangar and they wanted war with serbia and thats why conditions were so harsh, because they wanted to reject it so they have a reasons to go to war.
It is sad but not a single WWI veteran made it to the 100th year anniversary of the armistice, the last one whom I believe was British died in 2012.
Well I doubt any WW2 veterans will make it to the 100 year anniversary either. Even if they joined up illegally when they were 12 in 1945 they would have to be 112. The odds are just so unlikely it would happen.
@@vrvrpppp I know that this was a while ago but the oldest male in the world, Jiroemon Kimura, lived to be 116 years and 54 days old. As the 100 year anniversary of the end of WWII draws nearer, we will probably see an advancement in anti-aging technology. Even today there are some pills that can slightly make you live longer if you haven them daily. Plenty of people, if not already working on it, are trying to get the funding to work on anti-aging technology. There is a chance that the technology will be advanced enough to keep these veterans from dying by the 100 year anniversary of World War II.
@@vrvrpppp they are all dying now. Like my great grandfather who died last year. He fought on the german side in the 6 army
Sebastian S he fought in Stalingrad?
@@thatonepriest69 i never asked him were he fought
*The french soldiers just wanted some hot SOUP, You'd understand this if you watched the "last minutes of WW1" short movie.*
Yeah, lol
*Soup has entered the chat*
*France has entered the chat*
France : *Slurp and le drink soup*
*Soup has left the chat*
@@taiyo7181 you cant eat Soup :/
@@neprhicarrot9283 oh- lemme change that to drink 😂
RoBoVader i watched that movie
Sunday will be a very important day in the history of the world
I was waiting so long for Sunday
Nathanael Warren isn’t Sunday on 11 am the end of ww1 anniversary
Only to those who are aware of what happened
@@mikep3180
What happened
@@stardust4001 no I meant to those who know history and know about the armistice etc
In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.
Edit: the last Canadian who died in this war charged a German machine gun when he was shot by a sniper. Two minutes later the war was over. Lest we forget
Is that the whole In Flanders Fields poem?
Yup.
@@yuukinedate2576 ok because i have never read the whole poem
Copyright in Flanders field
This poem always leaves a tear in my eyes
Imagine living through the entire war then dying in the last few seconds
And just because of a soup
@@uvw4249 I wish that French Soldier had gotten his soup
At least he has it in heaven now
Fun fact: When Germany defeated France in World War 2, "Hitler viewed the choice of location (Compiegne) as a supreme moment of revenge for Germany over France. On 21 June 1940, Hitler visited the site to start the negotiations which took place in the very same railway carriage in which the 1918 Armistice was signed (it had just been removed from a museum building and placed on the precise spot where it was located in 1918). Hitler sat in the same chair in which Marshal Ferdinand Foch had sat when he faced the defeated German representatives. After listening to the reading of the preamble, Hitler left the carriage in a calculated gesture of disdain for the French delegates, and negotiations were turned over to Wilhelm Keitel, the Chief of Staff of OKW."
That's how you humiliate your arch enemy ;)
I always thought the british were the arch enemy of the germans
@@sauce790 both British and Germans were enemies of France also Hitler regarded British as fellow Aryans
@@sauce790 the Germans and British have a deep history together. During World War One. The British royal family had a German sounding name and many German royal titles to their name. King George renounced his German titles and names.
What an irony
@@fatdaddyeddiejr Queen Victoria was known as Grandmother of Europe, Kaiser Wilhelm's mother was English, there were a lot of Germans in the English system
» In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved, and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.»
(John McCrae (1872-1918))
kolmekakkone. Brilliant. Thank you. I am Russian and English not my native tongue but nevertheless I fell its power and beaty. Thanks again
@@user-dw3ix6gv1c Thanks, here is the translation in Russian, it may have some mistakes:
В полях во Фландрии
В полях во Фландрии кругом
Стоят кресты. В строю одном,
Шеренгами лежим мы тут,
Где маки алые цветут
И глушит птиц военный гром.
Мы все уснули вечным сном
И вспоминаем о былом,
О тех, кто нас теперь не ждут,
Схороненных в полях.
От нас, благословясь крестом,
Примите стяг борьбы с врагом.
И мёртвые тогда сочтут,
Что могут спать спокойно тут,
В земле под маковым ковром,
На фландрских полях.
@@kuoseis Thank you. Translation is accurate for my point of view. Can you tell the name of author?
влад луков John McCrae
@@Jack-zd3vr I ment the author of translation in Russian
This is a historic time folks. Remember it for the sake of history.
Optimist 30 years from now: "where were you on the 100th anniversary of Armistice?"
Pessimist 30 years from now: "where were you when WWIII started?"
At the same time kids think ww1 soldirs were using smg and that the titanic is a movie....
And to never repeat this tragic, awful, unnecessary war.
xdas11 I mean it is a movie but also a tragic event...
@@xdas11 The MP18 was real and actually used in battle fam?
Plus I've *never* heard of a kid thinking the Titanic was just a movie. You're just making up bullshit to make yourself feel special.
Germany takes the full punishment and blame when they didn't even start the war.
Exactly they just assisted the Austro-Hungarians. Maybe its because that they were the ones who scared the most the allies
The Germans were actively looking for a fight, they give their full support to the Austrians who wouldn't have attacked Serbia alone with the risk of Russian intervention. They then proceed to declare war on France and invade neutral Belgium to enact their plans. The Germans wanted war as they feared Russia's rising power and wanted to defeat the Entente before it became impossible, that's why they were so aggressive during the Morocco crisis a few years before the war, they wanted the war to start when they had still the upper hand.
They were just good at fighting a war so the Entente blamed them
@@foughtstatue1023 So good they lost.
Germany took the responsability to invade neutral Belgium and France, which will become the western front.
Who’s here after watching “the last minutes of war” and crying over the poor french guy who just wanted some hot soup? :(
RIP
R.I.P person
Died from being too excited for hot soup
Rip
Can we have an F in the chat for the french soldier?
F to this brave soldier who fought for my country.
Take a moment to think for a second, what were you doing in 2014? Take July 28, then compare that time to this date, it has been a short period of time, right? Only four years, a Leap year, The presidential time, The olympics, The FIFA world cup, 334,366,292 people have been born ... It has seen things like New Horizons reaching Pluto, The The Syrian civil war, Ukraine, Irak, North Korea, the tsunamis at Indonesia
Hurricane Florence in the Caribean, Ebola spread, Mass Migrations to EU and US
And more trivial stuff like Despacito, Pokemon Go, Fortnite, Infinity Warfare, Trump memes...
We've come a long way and hopefully human beings have learnt by this centenary of the war to end all wars which only ended the lives of 10 million human beings.
Lest we forget all the young veterans from 🇷🇴🇦🇲🇦🇹🇦🇺🇳🇿🇧🇦🇧🇪🇧🇬🇧🇷🇨🇦🇨🇳🇨🇿🇩🇪🇩🇿🇪🇪🇪🇬🇫🇮🇫🇷🇬🇧🇮🇪🇬🇷🇭🇷🇭🇺🇵🇭🇮🇱🇮🇳🇮🇷🇮🇹🇯🇵🇱🇹🇱🇺🇱🇻🇵🇱🇵🇹🇷🇸🇲🇪🇷🇺🇺🇦🇸🇦🇸🇮🇸🇰🇹🇷🇺🇦🇺🇸🇿🇦 and the volunteers from neutral nations.
Thank you for your sacrifice, for giving us things we take for granted, for giving us relative peace, for uprising against your leaders thank YOU Soldiers.
Samuel Lozano @
liar
the human being, have a chaotic composition and hanger for power, although, if all wars ended there would still being a lot of corruption and other stuff like that.
it was mistake
it was laik
sorry
Remember the War Dead, Lest We Forget.
Moving in marches across the heavenly plain
As the stars that are starry in the times of our darkness
To the end, to the end they remain.
@Provocateur And this is why we still have allies.
@Raziel\m/ "Poem for the Fallen"
"Did they beat the drums slowly, did they play the fifes lowly?
Did they play the death March as they lowered you down?
Did the the band play "The Last Post and Chorus",
did the pipes play "The Flowers Of The Forest"?
-Eric Bogle
1918: war ends
Hitler 21 years later: its rewind time
But deadlier
The Brit died watching out for his comrades
The Frenchman died in celebration
The Canadian died fighting
The American died mis-informed
The German almost survived the entire war
The German soldier joined the army at 14
nah dude henry gunther wanted final killcam
@@coniston3106 Very unlikely that he joined in 1914. There are records of 16-year-olds who joined the army, but it was not that easy to do so. Legal age in Germany at that time was 21, so you had to have the permission of your father in order to do anything you were not allowed to as a minor. So, our assumed last german soldier who died in the war would have had to lie with his age (which I think would be quite difficult with 14 to convince anyone you are actually 16 oder even older) and fake his father's permission. Although the military administration relied heavily on volunteers in the early days of the war, I can imagine that they were strict with the regulations of the time nonetheless.
But fun fact: One of those 16-year-olds who joined the war right from the start was Reinhold Wildenhayn from Dresden. His father gave permission without hesitation. He became part of the 5th Company of the 241st Infantery Regiment of the Reserve. The unit fought in the First Battle of Ypres, but had to retreat soon. Wildenhayn was taken prisoner unharmed in December 1914. He survived the war in french captivity and would live for another 66 years.
Such a lil' femal dog
100 years ago. My great great grandad fought in WW1. He was only 15. In 1916 he watched as both of his friends died in the military hospital. He survived and continued fighting in WW2 and was injured in the pacific theatre while fighting along side some Americans. He was injured by a Japanese hand grenade. He still survived and lived a long life. He died of natural causes.
If this isnt the most badass thing I heard all day, I dont know what is
I'm sure if all the allied soldiers would see what their countries had become after WW2 they would've dropped their weapons and joined the Axis
How did he get in at 15? Seems bullshit that he got in at only 15.
@@bruhgaming3142 Many, many soldiers lied about their age to join the war in all nations. I believe the youngest soldier to fight was a 13 year old in the British army.
@@bruhgaming3142 The most youngest soldier in the entente powers was a serbian boy who joined an artillery squad at the age of 8
"happy" remembrance/armistice day everyone. still cannot believe its been 100 years. let us not forget what happened over 100 years ago. wear your poppies proudly and let us remember the fallen, and recognize those who are serving today.
Yeah happy remembrance day to you too
Deuxforever I’ll try not to be a douche and I get what your saying but please do not call it happy
@@Eclipse-tm5zq fair point it's not really happy I guess it's sad.
More of a somber day than happy
Nabba 171 comrade that’s why it’s in quotes
Apparently, Gunther was demoted for writing a letter to a friend back in the US encouraging him to avoid being drafted at all costs due to the miserable conditions. His letter was vetted and demoted as a result.
The German soldiers even tried to warn him away and only shot him when he got dangerously close, so it was definitely self-defence.
I say it was suicide by Kraut.
and the fact he was shooting at the Germans. i expect they would have shot back.
@@philpants44 The German soldiers are aware of the armistic taking place, thats why dint shot at back at Gunther, tho since Gunther isn’t going stop until he kills someone the German soldiers stationed there had no choice but to open fire.
I don't blame the Germans for killing him
The Armistice happened today. Salutations to the thousands of people who gave their lives to defend their country.
@Provocateur nope
*millions
@Provocateur Thing is, those people only served their commanders as much as they could. Think of it. The Armenian Genocide was carried out by the Ottoman goverment, not by the soldiers themselves. The air raids were also carried out under the discretion of their commanders. They did not want to kill innocent citizens in any way. The soldiers were all humans who still had emotions.
WW2 would not see this however. The soldiers' opinions were never taken seriously. Many leaders of this time were people who were deeply affected by the traumatic events of WW1. No wonder, the German chancellor was so anti-semetic. The war itself had traumatized every soldier who had to serve on the Western Front and Eastern Front. This kind of trauma leads to extreme perceptions of the world (like the false rumours that said the Jews were the reason Germany lost)
One thing I will say. The soldiers who died for their country should be praised. Not insulted.
Wait so we've been fighting a war for 104 years?
Xertza. Millions*
*War to end all Wars*
Are u sure about that
Dead meme.
like your family members.
[X] Doubt
I've watched the great war channel since 1916 now the war was almost over 100 years ago it was so crazy so many dead and so many battles it felt some times like it would go on for ever or until 1918 but still it's crazy that it's almost over. rest in peace and gott mit uns!
It’s been 104 Since World War I broke out
I didn't know RUclips has been around for 102 years. Damn.
1234 1234 Their ww2 channel is doing a livestream
U also got back and watched all their episodes?
Alex Drache yeah it took 20 days to watch all 224 episodes
"I'm Indy Niedell, and that was the Great War."
I shed a tear.
Dan dun Dan dun
F
Too soon m8
... and I am Joakim from Sabaton, and this is SABATON HISTORY!
While its great that the war was over, i think they asked too much of Germany, and that would lead up to WW2
Well Germany did face complete annihilation if they didn't obey their treaty as they were at their mercy as the losers and France wanted some sweet revenge
It was like saying "Give us all your military objects and weapons, like this we might anger you enough so we can start the conflict again in some years"
You are right
@@LazyTacoProductions France wanted revenenge for two wars where they proofed that they can't fight.
Is it funny how France got what coming for them in ww2 I have more sympathy for the Yugoslavia than them. France rip and tear at Germany and to piss off the French Rhineland is german and you don't deserve it
That’s so sad for the last few soldiers to die during WW1 before the ceasefire ended, especially the German soldier that endured the beginning to the end of the war
Man... 100 years... respect for all the people who died...
@Prussian Eagle no, the ferdinand is the best tank
@Prussian Eagle *engine catches on fire*
DrDat rip oh useless tank
"Hey the wars about to end!"
"Okay I have a great idea guys!"
*charges into enemies*
It’s been exactly 100 years since the end of WW1. May all the soldiers who died be remembered. Rest In Peace.
Happy armistice day, the day a peace conference "caused" another war
its not happy, whats the happy thing about bloodshed
@@Eclipse-tm5zq atleast the "first war is over"
And Came to Cold War then Gulf War then 9/11 then the War on Terror. All of which can be traced to World War I.
@Prussian Eagle Bring back willi
Nabba 171 i guess for brits, French and Americans and more it’s basically a victory day
Allies: You know maybe we shouldnt make the conditions so harsh so that the germans dont seek revenge and to prevent a future conflict....
France: MaYbe wE sHOuLDnT bE sO HaRsH
What future conflict ? this will be the war to end all wars,I am sure Germany won't rebuild itself and then try to take revenge,that would be so silly.
*Narrator: France regretted that choice later*
Germany: wE WoUlD nOt sEeK ReVenGe
Do you know in which country the main fighting took place? Do you realize fighting in an area with a concentrated industry might mean it will be ruined by the fighting? Do you realize a ruined industry along with millions of casualties (1.4m dead and 4m wounded), along with almost 2 million internal refugees can be problematic for a nation of 38 million and it might therefore need payment from its invading neighbor, neighbor that has the biggest industry in Europe that has been left intact during the war?
Do you follow?
"The war is ove..."
BANG BANG "You were 2 seconds to early"
cue 4 more years of war
Why would u charge at a machine gun???
Plot twist: he was japanese
People were forced to charge into machine guns constantly
He was just that mad about Trump.
Leeroy Jenkins
@@Angelo-ki7wr no he wasn't
Today it is 100 years ago that the weapons were silent. For four years there was fighting from the Flemish fields and trenches
the Turkish desert. Young men fought for their country for one purpose, peace. The nightmares they had in the trenches have stopped today. Everyone greets these heroes.
@Provocateur There's no end for Jihad
it was turkish terrority bach then thats true but it was not a turkish desert they fought in it was an arabic desert and it is right now
No commanders is no war?
Why do you think army's have ranks?
If a commander gets killed a new one rises. War never ends.
The 100th anniversary of ww1 is officially here respect the war veterans that fought bravely for their countries
Daniel Nguyen don’t know what you mean but they meant the end of ww1
Kid with Paralysis It’s here
Its aleready
hold up
The last French soldier to die was killed when telling his comrades of hot soup and peace.
wait
END OF WAR Final Minutes if WWI is the video it reminded me of
Imagine dying 1 minute before the war ends
0:12 poor guy who died without pants
He was probably just laying a mine ^^
maybe died while in the latrine
Pedro Pariz was
Reffering to the Entante as "Allies" prolongs the misunderstanding about the grey morality of the war and villianises the Central Powers due to the connection to the WW1 Allies and Axis.
True that. And it is confusing... When I was learning about the WWII in highschool I found it misleading that the Allies weren't our Allies and they were the enemy.
Some people are always complaining about something.
you can only really refer them as the allies for ww2.
As for the French, British and American offensive, don't forget a hundred thousand plus Canadians
When they mentioned the French Soldier "Augustin" just trying inform his comrades that the war will be over on 11 pm and they'll have hot soup I had flashbacks on watching "END OF WAR: Last minutes of WW1" and that George Lawrence was killed 2 minutes before the effect takes place is so unlucky
I can only imagine how it must have felt for the soldiers who signed up at the beginning of it all, only to be among the very few who survived long enough to see the Great War finally come to an end. I bet there were cheering and great sorrow. You live to see the day only to realize your friends didn't live long enough to see it. The Poppy Fields never looked so beautiful.
What I love about the new premiere feature is that a video is stuck in my subscription feed for two days before I'm allowed to watch it. I love it the way a soldier on the Western front loves going over the top and trying to take a machine gun nest after being exposed to mustard gas.
missed oportunity of making the video 11 minutes :/
They are noble enough that they don't try to make the video 10 minutes on purpose. But I see where you're coming from.
@@LegoBot3000 Its not really about nobelty. Its because patreon exists. Nothing works for free. But they're not really greedy for more money which is something that should be respected.
@@baklavacore4062 with baklava in your profile picture YOU TRAITOR :D
When I saw this video, I cried. I'm not sure why. I just kept thinking about those brave young men who ran across the battlefield but never lived to see the day when an armistice was made. I thought of those soldiers that lived through the war. Seeing their friends die beside them. I guess I'm crying because of those who died. May they rest in peace. Thank you for your service.
Watching this until 11:00 AM. God bless the Commonwealth, and god bless Canada.
Only bless Canada? Atleast show some respect to the other sides.
Congrats for your country
It's a long way from WW1 to the European Union. We are a very lucky generation and even if our governments are not perfect, at least they don't send us to shoot each other anymore. We don't cherish peace enough.
They are sending muslims to kill us
@@proudcroat3442 That's a very pessimistic outlook on the future.
Now we are rule by the Jews and the left
@Gawdamit I wasn't speaking to you though, I was saying it to the other fellow who was just saying "it's too late, might as well convert while we can".
There is no peace and its never gonna be.
This war was the end of old Europe. Poor men, they couldn't predict that happened after this conflict
100 Years Poland independence
It gets kinda overshadowed by the end of WW1 celebration but still, happy 100th independence day.
@Ron Lewenberg some ppls count these years, some dont
well...
@@jokuvaan5175 thank you
@Ron Lewenberg i count those because poland existed in these years and wasn't annexed
This is the 102nd anniversary of Armistice Day. May God keep our heroes close. We'll never forget their sacrifice.
Take a moment to realize that WWI’s effects are still felt a 100 years later
Doesn't that apply for basically anything? Anything big in history that involved millions of people has definitely changed something that we still see. I mean, think about world without christianity, or a world where Germany or Italy never unified, or one where India wasn't british RAJ, or one where portugal never controlled the spice trade or one where spain never got to america first. Everything affects everything, and that's why history is so intresting. If you go down the road of thinking about it, had for instance king of spain never funded columbus, or where orthodoxes and christians never broke apart, our life with russia for example would be so different, but it's so little things that cause those things, therefore so little could have also prevented them and then create a set of new possible outcomes like french empire of entire south america and therefore US never getting its' independence for instance, or India becoming rich independent state hsd portuguese not stolen its spice! I mean, you never know.
The last person to be killed in this war isn't even born yet, every year people die on the former front lines because of unexploded bombs, in France as well as other countries
Especially in the Middle East... everything the British and French did there still destroys the region to this day...
@@rosaria8384they weren’t looking too great before Britain and France they hadn’t been the same since the Bronze Age collapse
I wonder what Europe is going to do at 11 o’clock Sunday
Maybe there'll be a lgbt pride parade or some of that crap
@@lucianobattistoniromero4618 we already had it in Newcastle
@@ElBreadini the war was won by the soldiers and people who fought for there country. Doesnt matter if there gay
We will stand in silence for one minute and remember the lost
We have a day off (not realy some still work sadly. Of course not me) and we will hear about it all day long and see documentaires
And a lot of people will visit ypres (at least in belgium)
Please do a video about the Japanese invasion of China
4:30 We'll have soup , hot soup for all of us !
For God's sake , don't get yourself killed !
The guy bayonet charging feels like the guy on your team wanting to get one last kill before time runs out. Whats the story with him btw whyd he do it? The video said it was moments before the ceasefire
He had been recently demoted and was obsessed with wanting to prove himself to rise back up. He went against the orders of his superiors and charged towards the Germans. The Germans knew that peace was supposed to be in just a minute or so and tried waving him down, but he kept running and shot a few times. He was gunned down as he was getting close to the enemy lines.
@@RevoX4 He was foolish, irrational and his aggressive nature cost him his life.
@@RevoX4 Part of me feels like a strip from Charley's War where an egotistical (not to mention) officer decided to order the last charge that got almost everyone in his platoon killed just to get the last hurrah.
At least before one of the surviving soldiers struggled against the said officer who was then killed by an acid spray by a vengeful German soldier just before the armistice began.
The round was about to end and he didn't have any kills
@@plasticproductions6520 lmaoo
This was one of the worst day in German history
Well, at least they ended with a nation. At the end of WWII they didn't had anything, seriosly, It simply wasn't allowed that germans could have a state.
T B it would be the start of something horrible to come
First of all, they had it coming. Second, it ended monarchy in central europe, which is a good thing. Third, if the allies hadn't dictated such harsh terms, maybe the real worst day for germany, when they decided Hitler as chancellor was a good idea, could have been prevented.
@@th3omachos without this Treaty ww2 would have never happend
SirBlackjack010 “They had it coming” You know who else had it coming? The Americans when they got Pearl Harbor attacked
100 years.... I remember the World Cup in 2014 watching it, but never noticed at that time 100 years ago WW1 started. Now 4 years later I wake up on this day thinking so many things have happened technology has advanced by tenfold 4 years ago, let alone 100 years ago! Thank you for your service! Happy Veterans Day to those who made it home. RIP to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Glory to all nations!
**ISIS wants to know your location**
I salute those millions of men who fought for, risked their lives for, and died for their countries, no matter which.
Let us remember the past so that it may never happen again.
Lest we forget.
Simply history can you please do a ww1 faction about the Belgian army
Donald Dudd do you mean the German Army?
@@L28ET I think he meant the Belgian army.
@@L28ET as far as I can tell, there's the Belgian Army of Belgium and there's the German army of Germany, 2 belligerents of the war, and he specifically asked for the Belgian Army
Donald Dudd,i think he already did that,if not,sorry
Belgian Army? What Army?
This Got recommended to me 103 years later after WWI and 3 years later after this video was released its cool
R.I.P the final soldiers of the war, I feel as these men need to be honored for their brave actions, and their deaths have made me sad to see how soldiers in their lives in the front lines.
Ill be back later.
"Kept you waiting,huh"
4:36 R.I.P. the poor French soldier who never gets to celebrate
Austria-Hungary: Starts war
German Empire: Joins wars
Austria-Hungary: Surrenders
German Empire: WTF M8
German Empire: Surrenders
Treaty of Versailles: Germany gets a lot more of blame and money to pay than Austria-Hungary
German Empire: Wtf
"The war will end at Eleven o'clock."
"THERE WILL HE HOT SOUP!"
This day would be the most remembered day in war history.
When I said that this weekend is Armistice day, everyone in class looked at me as if I was foreign.
Today, is the 11th of November and we shall not forget the people that lost their lifes.
Anyone here for armistice day 2020?
Me
The war that makes more war
I’m a man of German descent and because of these harsh terms I lost my great uncle at Stalingrad
My great grand uncle was killed by the Japanese during WWII during the Battle of Bataan.
“War may sometimes be a necessary evil. But no matter how necessary, it is always an evil, never a good. We will not learn to live together in peace by killing each other's children.”
-Jimmy Carter
Michael Jackson & Knuckles my great grandpa was under Rommel and was captured by the fucking Aussies
@@gabefolco1888 maybe my great grandfather captured him XD
@@littlemang69 KEK my great uncle was a Italian bersaglieri, and maybe killed your great grandfathers comrades in the battle of kasserine pass.
Such an insanely good presentation-style, thank you very much :)
Happy remembrance day , 101st anniversary, a full century and a year has passed!
This treaty is so unfair
That lead to ww2
Well it caused ww2
@@NameTheUnnamed12 yep
Well ,the allies wanted 💰
Well, of course, that's why we got WW2. Also, the US didn't really take part in negations if I recall. Because Woodrow Wilson had a stroke. So, the Central Powers were at the mercy of France and the UK.
kinda of ironic that this signing to end a war would only cause another war
Imagine being in the army since the beginning and dying right after the armistice
05:10 Imagine joining the army in 1914, enduring 4 terrible years of war,then get killed moments after the war is over
*I CAN FEEL THE FRUSTRATION*
Oh, and, btw, he was only 18 years old,which means he joined at 14
He forgot to mention it but, Germany had to hand over Han's flamethrower as part of the armistice.
And his luger ! Never forget the luger !
Did they keeps the gas at least ?
*This is the war to end all wars.* -Woodrow Wilson, 1917.
"A War To End All Wars" World War II Starts
*Hold my beer* -Adolf Hitler, 1923. Probably.
@Provocateur From your name, I am gonna assume you're a troll, so there is no point replying any further to your nonsense.
Been here since the solders through the ages video love you channel
On god
The sergeant was telling henry to get down but he didn't listen he keep charging even the Germans tell him to stop with broken English but he keep running towards them so they have no choice but to kill him
I was waiting for Sunday
A war which was meant to end all wars Rest In Peace to all who fought and died in the Great War
Today is November 11th, 2022. 104 years after the war ended. Lest we forget.
In my country the Great War defines us. We entered out of obligation to the British Empire. By war's end, we came back a nation of great courage and daring in the eyes of the world. The Second Battle of Ypres, the Somme Offensive, the Battle of Vimy Ridge, the Battle of Passchendaele, the Battle of Amiens, the Battle of Hill 70 and Lens, the Battle of Cambrai, the Second Battle of Mons, and the Hundred Days. I thank all the brave men who sacrificed everything so I can live free and call myself Canadian. That's something I can never repay.
Thank you Arthur Curry for leading us through the hellish perils of that horrible war. Thank you to all those who made it and those who didn't. I say thank you to the Allies and the Triple Alliance for realizing that peace needed to be made. I joined the Royal Canadian Legion in March of this year because I want to do my best to repay the sacrifice those men made. And I shall never forget.
100 years ago! I’ve got two livestreams and a ww1 movie playlist
Hope they will all be remembered for there country
@Provocateur So you're suggesting we should forget the entire war?
that scene of American soldier charging towards the German soldier and being short is crazy, Lol
It's been 100 years since the guns fell silent on the Western front. all fighting ceased and soon we all realise how war can rip apart ones life in a short amount of time.
Soldiers, both the allied and the axis, fought ferociously for the sake of their countries and were killed. Both mentally and physically by the Violence's of war, too young to fight and too young to die.
Let those who fought bravely and died heroically rest in eternal peace
Lest We Forget
I thought i was the only one that remembered it
On Sunday nov 11 2018 Remembrance Day this channel will be making history and the channel simple history will become legend!!!!!!!!
Its been 100 years since that massive war.
Rest in peace to all who lost their lives.
Guy with square shaped moustache guy:Let's make a sequel!
Lest we forget🇦🇺
Marlin Rabid dingo rip the ANZAC soldiers From Gallipoli and the Western front
Like you did B-17 bomber crew, can you do a Lancaster bomber crew please
Today, November 11, 2023, is the 105th anniversary of the Rethondes Armistice Treaty signed between Germany and the Allied Powers on November 11, 1918.😢
On this day, November 11th, 2018 at 11:00 AM, marks the 100th year of the end of World War 1. A war sparked by Extremist Serbian nationalists assassinating the Austrian-Hungarian archduke Franz Ferdinand and his pregnant wife, Sophia. At first, many people believed this war would be over before Christmas 1914, but little did they know this war would last for 4 years, costing lives of millions of men, women, and children, and nations across the world.
Nations like Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and the Russian monarchy fell from the results of the Great War. Whether it was from revolutionists who would create the soviet union, or battle proven soldiers from the Gallipoli campaign. Some men use the anger and hatred from their people’s poverty and aftermath of the Great War, to create a facist power that caused atrocities that people will never forget, or never forgive to this day.
Even though the brave soldiers who fought in the trenches and no man’s land, to the nurses who treated the wounded, to the civilians back home hoping to see their fathers, their sons, or their brothers come back alive, and to the leaders who started and ended this war are long gone, and this war is sometimes forgotten by the people of today, this war has left scars, in the earth, in nations around the world, and history.
We must not forget this war occurred, the last time people forgot, it created another war with more casualties, more atrocities, and giving man the atomic bomb, and if we forget, another war could start, and one in which humanity will never survive, or recover from.
They said that this was the war to end all war, but it was instead, the War that changed the world forever.
A soldier was asked, "What was your most horrific memory of the Great War?" He said, "The memory of how We first day of war marched to the front singing songs and laughing."