The Pre war KDF is not the GM Wolfsberg Kafer ! The Matra Simca Delorean tells you how to build US cars in Europe ! or the AMC Horizon Buggy by Talbot.
I didn't knew that it was the hitler regime but I did know about how popular it was and where it was made.Even as someone who isn't into cars that much,This doesn't make you any smarter or better than us who didnt know.Some people aren't just interested in that sort of stuff,doesn't make them dumber than those who are though
You forgot about the "Autobahn"...The no-speed limit,freeway system,that current Highways-Interstate freeways,are based on,today.This was a German invention,as well(This video only briefly mentions this,in reference to the Volkswagon invention)
4:26 - Hate to have to fact check, but this video is just full of inaccuracies. In this case, Germany had large stockpiles of these materials but Hitler was adamant that they should not be used, recalling his own experiences of being on the receiving end of mustard gas as a soldier in WW1.
The video simply looks at the inventions, not how much each was used in the war. Some, like the stealth bomber never quite made it but were still pushing the aviation envelope.
100 % correct the Germans had stockpiled 36,000 tons of Sarin, Taboon, & soman, and would not use them unless allies used gas on them on Germany first, and because he had signed an agreement...
Interesting because that's when I learned about all of these too. Also, I learned about some of them from my teachers because they were allowed to actually teach back then. They could teach all history.
So Fanta was always a Coca-Cola affiliate. I had previously assumed that Fanta was originally an independent brand which Coca-Cola bought in about the mid-1970s.
@@lucasrem A bit off-topic, but to do with beverage collectibles, there was a Peter Foster " Canfields " aluminium can in a pile of gathered aluminium cans at a rubbish dump in 1986 which I neglected to souvenier. i was kicking myself about that. Peter Foster was perenially cast as this serial con artist in those days, and Canfields sodas was one of his ventures. Red and white vertical striped can. The absent tip curator would not have minded me flogging one can.
Half this stuff can't really be called nazi inventions. They're just invented or engineered by people who happened to live in Germany between 1934 and 1945.
the Nazis used the SVT40 in large numbers they couldnt believe the Soviets had a working semi automatic & select fire rifle (AVT 40);in 7.62 Nagant they used them by the thousands.the Germans couldnt produce the Machinghwer in large numbers so they used Russian rifles against their former owners Probably why Stalin halted production in 1945.Its an amazing gas operated riflei have 1 very advanced for the time
Konrad Zuse built that computer in my wife's hometown. It's in a museum and once in a while, if there are enough visitors, they turn it on and calculate a log table.
it was the germans who always been inventive too.Every country apparently contributed something good. What is not good is inventing killing machines,which they did and that is what humanity never needed.
Peral was the first successful full electric battery-powered submarine, built by the Spanish engineer and sailor Isaac Peral for the Spanish Navy, in Arsenal de la Carraca (today's Navantia).
Well now I know what I'm not eating or drinking or driving! My Mother is Polish *I'm adopted* all the crazy medical horrendous experiments! I'd keep CANCER if would have discovered the cure ON MY MF SOUL!
No. The Enigma machine was acquired by the Polish govt/secret service by ambushing the German truck carrying it to Danzig through Poland, in 1939 May. They (of course) killed all the Germans transporting it and made it look like a fire. It was flown to London from Warsaw on Sept 2nd 1939. (Source: "A man called Intrepid" by William Stevenson). The subject is so sensitive - still - that the 1979 US movie of the book outright LIED, and put the acqusition of the Enigma machine into Sudatenland by Czech partisans. Winners write History and they LIE - a LOT...
@@victorsong8416 Pure nonsense. Poles handed over whole software and hardware to British and French friends on 25 and 26 July 1939 during meeting in Pyry just south of Warsaw. On 1 Sept 1939 Poland was invaded and heavily bombed; during entire September campaign nothing was flown to London.
Very interesring. War is the mother if invention. So many developments that paved the way that other countries post war were able to exploit. The plane looks so much like a modern stealth bomber that it is uncanny. I know the prototype crashed but given more tome, they would have been successful with that plane.
FP had to be polite to request government funding to build the VW plant and he pulled this design out of his 1935 scrap pile of designs. Notice it was not called the Hitler mobile. It was called the "Peoples car" Ford named his Model T a Ford, Chevrolet did the same....and Chrysler did so too.
@@bunzeebear2973 Actually the German Labor Front wanted to call the VW Beetle the "Strength Through Joy Car" and Ferry Porsche (Ferdinand's son) said they'd never be able to sell it with a name like that. But he need not have worried for nobody called it that only a VW. The factory didn't make one car for the German people even though they'd paid money through a lay away plan because Hitler started WW2 and he ordered that VW turn the Beetle into a war car and it became the Scout Car. At the wars end the Russians stole all the money that people had paid to receive their Beetle car but the company honoured all the stamps that people kept every time they made a payment and supplied Beetle cars to the German people. Ferdinand Porsche was a brilliant designer but his prim looks disguised a hot temper.
Consider what The Coca Cola Company did across emerging markets, eliminating local competition by putting pressure on retailers to remove local brands from their shelves to be able to sell Coca Cola. Nowadays greenwashing themselves with ESG programs that are in no scale versus the economic and health damage caused by the company
@@Adam-qe9br is this beaber’s alt? You both have similar username setups. A word followed by a hyphen and then two letters, a number, and two more letters.
Audi's logo on a Bentley and Bentley's logo on an Audi. You know what you are talking about. Also Volkswagen is not the owner of Porsche, but it's the exact opposite. Porsche is the largest stakeholder of VAG Group, making Porsche the de facto owner of the entire group.
"Vokswagen Beetle "the best selling car of all time" Uh, no. Not by a long, long way. 23 million Beetles -- over all its many, many models. 50 million Toyota Corollas -- and six other cars have sold more than 23 million. The Beetles are in eighth place. TH-cam strikes again.
Why does the video keep cutting to footage of Neville Chamberlain...he was the British Prime Minister at the outbreak of war until around June 1940...he wasn't a Nazi... 😄😄😄
His party didn't invent it as this video implies. They were directly responsible for the embargoes that led to the invention of Fanta. If you're company is about to shut down because you can't get the materials to make Coca-Cola, you'll basically try anything to keep those doors open.
The Volswagen wasn't a new idea, the Model T was the first car made for the masses in large numbers, so while the Beetle was a Nazi development, it was't a new invention in affordable cars. Night vision was first invented by a Hungarian for the British, Germans were just the first to mass produce it for wartime use. The Panzerschreck was an upgraded redesign of a bazooka as shown by the videos as they are loading American bazookas and not Panzerschreks. Not a Nazi Invention, just an upgrade. Also, RPG does NOT stand for rocket propelled grenade, that has been already debunked for decades. The V2 never changed a thing in the course of the war except for its scientific breakthroughs. The rockets were terror weapons with very little effect except for its invention and use. It broke many barriers and paved the way for future rocket/missile invention. From the developement of Cold War space exploration to modern rocket artillery, variants still are in service today, arguably. A scud missile is basically an upgraded V2, among other designs. I will give it to the Jerry Can, which is still referred to as such today in the US military. Water, fuel, oil and coolant can all be found in these types of containers to this day. Same design, different material. Form, function, purpose never changed. The P1000 was a joke that would have never been built or been usefull. This was a 13 year old's dream, not an actual invention that rates any mention. Sex dolls. All I have to say is- "Sex dolls first appear as consumer goods, sold in France beginning in the 1850s through rubber goods magazines as "rubber women" (femmes en caoutchouc)" - Wikipedia The TV- The video debunks it as a NAZI invention after 10 seconds. Same with the radio. The world's first functional, deployed jet engined aircraft is indeed German, tough, the invention of the tech varies between countries and their adoption of the technology. Germany was the first to employ the tech but not the first to have the idea, experiment or invent the jet. The 229 was a flying wing design, but not meant to be stealth. Other countries also had early flying wings, especially the US. Almost everything else is a pretty original invention through basic searches. I am just fact checking.
If you're in the US, it's barely Fanta. I've heard, like most foods & drinks, you'll want to be closer to the source to enjoy Fanta, & not the sugar chemical water we have here.
@@diatribe5 From the pov of the Republic, a Marxist and a fascist isn't very different. They both pose equal threat. They both struggle to disengage the citizen from his personal liberty. While one has bread lines for their favorites, the other has lines for a train.
Britain created the world's first fighter jet years before. They held it back to continue developing because of the development of the specialist metals required to practically use in high demand combat. The Nazis stole the patents from Britain and copied the plans for the jet engine that Frank Whittle invented. The ME262 May have been put into combat first but it was not ready. It killed so many pilots due to engine failure and could only use the engines for a total of 50 hours lifetime before the engine was scrapped and had to be replaced. Britain's jets were far beyond that point of development, however, refused to put them in combat until they were more reliable. The first two realistic' combat jets were The Gloucester Meteor and The Dehavilland Vampire. Both strong and fast. The meteor saw WW2 Combat and didn't 'blow up'.
I believe someone is taking short cuts. If you look up the picture from Vnzenz Gruenvogel you will find and article with a picture of the author GG Van Rooyeb. The picture you claim is Gruenvogel is actually GG Van Rooyeb.
I think that most of the people do know who wanted to make VW. Well, at leastin Europe. The Finnish soldiers used Pervitin especially during Long Range Patrolling. It was really hard to get rid of that.
@@glazersout4272 yup. Totally aware of that, having previously owned examples of both. However, and perhaps I should have been clearer, the example I was referring to was the Panzerfaust 250. This was under development in 1945 with proposed rollout to troops in July/August. Its design influenced the Soviet RPG-2. While the Panzerschrek was a German weapon, it was allegedly based on US Bazookas captured in Tunisia and as such, was not exactly a German invention.
Unfortunately, there are so many falsehoods and bad information in this video, that alot of it shouldn't be taken as fact. Also, it's clear that the author is biased against Germany. It's makes the video look like more of a propaganda film. I gave it a Thumbs down for being inaccurate.
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Mustard gas AKA chlorine gas was first used by the Germans in WW-1 1915. Research your history boys.
Interesting but please put less politics in it. USA UDSSR GB France was no angels to!
@@SadLonelyEmo161Dresden.
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Anyone who doesn’t know the history of Volkswagen knows nothing about cars.
FUN FACT: Volkswagen means People's Car in German And Was Also Founded and Funded By Adolf H. himself
He said "most people don't know about the true origin" about Volkswagen. So true, the producers of this video don't know either
The Pre war KDF is not the GM Wolfsberg Kafer !
The Matra Simca Delorean tells you how to build US cars in Europe ! or the AMC Horizon Buggy by Talbot.
I didn't knew that it was the hitler regime but I did know about how popular it was and where it was made.Even as someone who isn't into cars that much,This doesn't make you any smarter or better than us who didnt know.Some people aren't just interested in that sort of stuff,doesn't make them dumber than those who are though
I know nothing of cars but I adore history, I know of Ze Volkswagen! :D
THEY WERE ABSOLUTELY REVOLUTIONARY & AHEAD OF ITS TIME
The rocket guys name was of course " Werner von Braun", he worked for NASA later on.
You forgot about the "Autobahn"...The no-speed limit,freeway system,that current Highways-Interstate freeways,are based on,today.This was a German invention,as well(This video only briefly mentions this,in reference to the Volkswagon invention)
Technically invented pre-Nazis. The first stretch was built around 1915.
It was copied from Italian leader Mussolini.
4:26 - Hate to have to fact check, but this video is just full of inaccuracies. In this case, Germany had large stockpiles of these materials but Hitler was adamant that they should not be used, recalling his own experiences of being on the receiving end of mustard gas as a soldier in WW1.
The video simply looks at the inventions, not how much each was used in the war. Some, like the stealth bomber never quite made it but were still pushing the aviation envelope.
100 % correct the Germans had stockpiled 36,000 tons of Sarin, Taboon, & soman, and would not use them unless allies used gas on them on Germany first, and because he had signed an agreement...
The Germans are industrious after all
Only when the US isn't involved lol
WERE...
Were
"Be less white."- Coke-a-Cola
Nazicola
LOL ya I knew all this back in the 1970's when we had books in libraries
Interesting because that's when I learned about all of these too. Also, I learned about some of them from my teachers because they were allowed to actually teach back then. They could teach all history.
Well certain documentaries also taught the "bright side" of nazi germany and its creations. Even world at war series teaches the same
@@chazw3x so right.Not like this "twisted history" we hear of today to make some countries look good.
Imagine how great the world would be if you know the rest
if you could at least read the names properly lol. Verner von bruun? The narrator clearly never heard of him which is sad.
i noticed..his accent is sooo American...the way he says "Ratte" made me lough!! sounded like:" rate" in german= guess
With society as it is now, most of the dead Allied soldiers would think they lost.
"It's easier to fool a person, than to convince a person that they've been fooled"!
Mark Twain
It’s por sha, two syllables!
Gunna go buy some fanta tonight
So Fanta was always a Coca-Cola affiliate. I had previously assumed that Fanta was originally an independent brand which Coca-Cola bought in about the mid-1970s.
Coca Cola Amsterdam, you ca find that online, i still have a wartime bottle here.
@@lucasrem A bit off-topic, but to do with beverage collectibles, there was a Peter Foster " Canfields " aluminium can in a pile of gathered aluminium cans at a rubbish dump in 1986 which I neglected to souvenier. i was kicking myself about that. Peter Foster was perenially cast as this serial con artist in those days, and Canfields sodas was one of his ventures. Red and white vertical striped can. The absent tip curator would not have minded me flogging one can.
Wow!!! Love “ Fanta” sodas and I always thought they came from & originated in Mexico or South America or something‼️
Me too😂😂😂😂😂
Lol, Gern geschehen, Fanta-Liebhaber
Yup. Wrong all along.
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not everything’s american
Half this stuff can't really be called nazi inventions. They're just invented or engineered by people who happened to live in Germany between 1934 and 1945.
But he was responsible for ordinary people to afford a car, does your head of state do that for its people or are they just robbing them ?
Who wrote the horrible corny script?
The nightvision that could be used as on oversized optic on the STG44 came in small numbers in 1945..
They also created the first assault rifle the STG44
And the Soviets copied it as the AK - 47 .
the Nazis used the SVT40 in large numbers they couldnt believe the Soviets had a working semi automatic & select fire rifle (AVT 40);in 7.62 Nagant they used them by the thousands.the Germans couldnt produce the Machinghwer in large numbers so they used Russian rifles against their former owners Probably why Stalin halted production in 1945.Its an amazing gas operated riflei have 1 very advanced for the time
Alan Turing invented computer science. The ENIAC (1945) was the first electronic general-purpose digital computer .
17 knots is 18.5 miles per hour not 30 miles per hour.
Yeah. What MPH is a knot?
this kind of math drives me nuts!
I think he meant kph
Konrad Zuse built that computer in my wife's hometown. It's in a museum and once in a while, if there are enough visitors, they turn it on and calculate a log table.
Love the channel, theme music and I fall asleep listening to one of your playlists every night. Very relaxing.
16:55 apparently, the radio was nicknamed "Goebels Gob!"
Fanta ? 😂😂😂 the new secret weapon V3. They also invented the banana splitss.
it was the germans who always been inventive too.Every country apparently contributed something good. What is not good is inventing killing machines,which they did and that is what humanity never needed.
Tv, used for propaganda. ✔ radio used for propaganda
✔ Wonder what they are doing with the internet.
Peral was the first successful full electric battery-powered submarine, built by the Spanish engineer and sailor Isaac Peral for the Spanish Navy, in Arsenal de la Carraca (today's Navantia).
Well now I know what I'm not eating or drinking or driving! My Mother is Polish *I'm adopted* all the crazy medical horrendous experiments! I'd keep CANCER if would have discovered the cure ON MY MF SOUL!
Hos did you live all these years without this knowledge? I hope you are better now
Fanta?! well Ill be god damned Jethro
because of this i love fanta now
So you wanta Fanta?
Fanta is fash!
The VW wasn't an invention. It was just a cheap car.
Wasn't it the British man mathematicion Alan Turing who worked out the enigma machine.
No. The Enigma machine was acquired by the Polish govt/secret service by ambushing the German truck carrying it to Danzig through Poland, in 1939 May. They (of course) killed all the Germans transporting it and made it look like a fire.
It was flown to London from Warsaw on Sept 2nd 1939. (Source: "A man called Intrepid" by William Stevenson).
The subject is so sensitive - still - that the 1979 US movie of the book outright LIED, and put the acqusition of the Enigma machine into Sudatenland by Czech partisans.
Winners write History and they LIE - a LOT...
Indeed
@@victorsong8416if you are a foreigner you don't know movies may tell a little history but it is about entertainment and profits!
@@victorsong8416 Pure nonsense. Poles handed over whole software and hardware to British and French friends on 25 and 26 July 1939 during meeting in Pyry just south of Warsaw. On 1 Sept 1939 Poland was invaded and heavily bombed; during entire September campaign nothing was flown to London.
Charles Babbage designed the first mechanical computer.
They did have the cool ass uniforms.
Der Typ hat Bentley mit Audi vertauscht
Great educational video, these days our world leaders couldn’t care less about the people. Germans were and are people far ahead of their times
Very interesring.
War is the mother if invention.
So many developments that paved the way that other countries post war were able to exploit.
The plane looks so much like a modern stealth bomber that it is uncanny. I know the prototype crashed but given more tome, they would have been successful with that plane.
More money is pumped into research during wartime than Peacetime .
I wonder if the " you know whos" drink Fanta 😂🤣😅
I’ve seen the BMW driven around by them…do they know that the Austrian painter was chauffeured around in the Beemer?
You forgot nasa, harvard and ucla professors
Exactly. Germany was ahead on the production of jet engines.
@leroyproud294 we got half and Russia and the other allies got the rest......
dr. porsche re-invented the car by putting the engine in the wrong side of the vehicle, revolutionary
Am the only one who heard "Panzer-Shreck" and pictured a certain ogre hollering "Hey Donkey! I found us a tank!" while piloting one?
I love this video and I'm subscribing to the channel right away.
Ok ok right off the rip.. Ferdinand Porsche was I'm sure very politely requested his services. Of course he could not refuse.
FP had to be polite to request government funding to build the VW plant and he pulled this design out of his 1935 scrap pile of designs. Notice it was not called the Hitler mobile. It was called the "Peoples car" Ford named his Model T a Ford, Chevrolet did the same....and Chrysler did so too.
@@bunzeebear2973 Actually the German Labor Front wanted to call the VW Beetle the "Strength Through Joy Car" and Ferry Porsche (Ferdinand's son) said they'd never be able to sell it with a name like that. But he need not have worried for nobody called it that only a VW. The factory didn't make one car for the German people even though they'd paid money through a lay away plan because Hitler started WW2 and he ordered that VW turn the Beetle into a war car and it became the Scout Car. At the wars end the Russians stole all the money that people had paid to receive their Beetle car but the company honoured all the stamps that people kept every time they made a payment and supplied Beetle cars to the German people. Ferdinand Porsche was a brilliant designer but his prim looks disguised a hot temper.
How about him being a partiot?
Typically, his family was effectively held in technical hostage; be good, old boy, or they wont be.
Consider what The Coca Cola Company did across emerging markets, eliminating local competition by putting pressure on retailers to remove local brands from their shelves to be able to sell Coca Cola. Nowadays greenwashing themselves with ESG programs that are in no scale versus the economic and health damage caused by the company
I now love fanta
I NoW lOVe FaNTa
Looks like someone is crying. Nice
@@Adam-qe9br is this beaber’s alt? You both have similar username setups. A word followed by a hyphen and then two letters, a number, and two more letters.
I broke down and had a Fanta the other day. After drinking it I looked at the nutrition facts:…. One bottle (20oz I think) has 72 grams of sugar!!!!!😮
A bottle was 12 oz in the days of glass bottles. Coke was always sweeter. They could not get oranges for vitamin C so they had to invent oranges.
The name is Ferdinand Porsche (POr'-sha) NOT "POrsh".
No
@@ronaldocrrs yes
What I had heard is nerve gases weren't used because Hitler remembered what it was like from ww1 and refused to okay the use.
Audi's logo on a Bentley and Bentley's logo on an Audi. You know what you are talking about. Also Volkswagen is not the owner of Porsche, but it's the exact opposite. Porsche is the largest stakeholder of VAG Group, making Porsche the de facto owner of the entire group.
" teriyaki chicken soup!!!... lemon Fanta!!! "
3D was actually being worked on in 20s, but the technology just wasn't there yet. But they were close. It really took off in the 50s
"What have the Germans ever done for us"
one invetion forgoten to metion was the reflector . its used world wide every day in any form of transportation
China : Ahhh Yes America Know The Power Of Copy
17 knots is not 30mph... Research your videos, people. It's around 19 mph.
They where world leaders in inventing.
Best medical doctor ever had was educated in Germany, Dr Wolfgang...
Hahahaha Audi and Bentley, i mean same parts different packaging
"Vokswagen Beetle "the best selling car of all time"
Uh, no.
Not by a long, long way.
23 million Beetles -- over all its many, many models. 50 million Toyota Corollas -- and six other cars have sold more than 23 million. The Beetles are in eighth place.
TH-cam strikes again.
Opel is owned by General Motors
gm. Like ford, dident get a dime from the state acquisition, right? And both built bombers to deny them the use of what had been theirs.
The top selling car of all time is the Toyota Corolla. The Beetle is #5.
Let's not forget METHADONE, developed in 1937 by Farbenindistrie AG.
Why does the video keep cutting to footage of Neville Chamberlain...he was the British Prime Minister at the outbreak of war until around June 1940...he wasn't a Nazi... 😄😄😄
I was surprised about the anti malarial, because I thought only India invented all of those.
Never knew hitler was responsiable for Fanta
His party didn't invent it as this video implies. They were directly responsible for the embargoes that led to the invention of Fanta. If you're company is about to shut down because you can't get the materials to make Coca-Cola, you'll basically try anything to keep those doors open.
Our Father worked with Werner Von Braun on the Mercury space project...here in the USA...
What is Joe Biden doing in this video 11.28? 😮
wondering what trump is doing in Russia
He's shuffling around like a toddler with poopy pants.
“Werner Von Brew-an” ROFLMAO
The Volswagen wasn't a new idea, the Model T was the first car made for the masses in large numbers, so while the Beetle was a Nazi development, it was't a new invention in affordable cars.
Night vision was first invented by a Hungarian for the British, Germans were just the first to mass produce it for wartime use.
The Panzerschreck was an upgraded redesign of a bazooka as shown by the videos as they are loading American bazookas and not Panzerschreks. Not a Nazi Invention, just an upgrade. Also, RPG does NOT stand for rocket propelled grenade, that has been already debunked for decades.
The V2 never changed a thing in the course of the war except for its scientific breakthroughs. The rockets were terror weapons with very little effect except for its invention and use. It broke many barriers and paved the way for future rocket/missile invention. From the developement of Cold War space exploration to modern rocket artillery, variants still are in service today, arguably. A scud missile is basically an upgraded V2, among other designs.
I will give it to the Jerry Can, which is still referred to as such today in the US military. Water, fuel, oil and coolant can all be found in these types of containers to this day. Same design, different material. Form, function, purpose never changed.
The P1000 was a joke that would have never been built or been usefull. This was a 13 year old's dream, not an actual invention that rates any mention.
Sex dolls. All I have to say is- "Sex dolls first appear as consumer goods, sold in France beginning in the 1850s through rubber goods magazines as "rubber women" (femmes en caoutchouc)" - Wikipedia
The TV- The video debunks it as a NAZI invention after 10 seconds. Same with the radio.
The world's first functional, deployed jet engined aircraft is indeed German, tough, the invention of the tech varies between countries and their adoption of the technology. Germany was the first to employ the tech but not the first to have the idea, experiment or invent the jet.
The 229 was a flying wing design, but not meant to be stealth. Other countries also had early flying wings, especially the US.
Almost everything else is a pretty original invention through basic searches. I am just fact checking.
Hello friend thank you for sharing these fascinating history. Now I learn something from you. Full support and warm greetings
3d filming was actually invented in 1891
Why was a pic fjb on during talking about the anti malaria drug
It's "Wernher von Braun"...!
Try Wernher Magnus Maximilian Freiherr von Braun
@@bunzeebear2973 Right... I can... You are either missing the point of my comment or are intentionally obtuse/dense.
Werner 😝
@@henrylemelay5436 Nein, DER wird MIT "h" geschrieben...
I believe they (VW) also own Ducati
Stalins was worth but we called him ally even though he invaded 7 countries like Germany did
If I'm not mistaken, VW also owns Bugatti
I’m drinking Fanta right now
If you're in the US, it's barely Fanta. I've heard, like most foods & drinks, you'll want to be closer to the source to enjoy Fanta, & not the sugar chemical water we have here.
THE BEETLE WAS A LITTLE BUGGY !!!!!
The Wermacht marched into France in 1940, on Pervatin... It had been developed in the 20's...
sorry dude but 17 knots is 19.5 mph
I like the Volkswagen beetle
Schwerer Gustav?
What about it?
@@dennyfade3041 Is a railway gun and siege artillery produced by nazi Germany.
the Fanta name is only German, the drink created by the Coca Cola Company NV Amsterdam, Sloterdijk.
Don't forget modern college protests.
Sure that wasn’t Marxist?
@@diatribe5 From the pov of the Republic, a Marxist and a fascist isn't very different. They both pose equal threat.
They both struggle to disengage the citizen from his personal liberty. While one has bread lines for their favorites, the other has lines for a train.
Hey mafkees. Die wenschapper heet 'Von Braun' itt 'Von Br-un'
Er is geen mafkees, alleen software die enkel engelse woorden herkent.
Orvisa or Enigma👍🏽
If its hard to verify it, you haven't verified at and you're making it up.
Orange Fanta was my first soda pop❤❤❤😂
Britain created the world's first fighter jet years before. They held it back to continue developing because of the development of the specialist metals required to practically use in high demand combat. The Nazis stole the patents from Britain and copied the plans for the jet engine that Frank Whittle invented. The ME262 May have been put into combat first but it was not ready. It killed so many pilots due to engine failure and could only use the engines for a total of 50 hours lifetime before the engine was scrapped and had to be replaced. Britain's jets were far beyond that point of development, however, refused to put them in combat until they were more reliable. The first two realistic' combat jets were The Gloucester Meteor and The Dehavilland Vampire. Both strong and fast. The meteor saw WW2 Combat and didn't 'blow up'.
Go re-read history, since they held it back means it wasn't ready. Which makes your argument useless
Dat Audi at 1:47
wernher von bruan = wernher von braun
who wrote this? ChatGPT?
No, that's artificial intelligence. There was no intelligence in the writing of this drivel.
I believe someone is taking short cuts. If you look up the picture from Vnzenz Gruenvogel you will find and article with a picture of the author GG Van Rooyeb. The picture you claim is Gruenvogel is actually GG Van Rooyeb.
I think that most of the people do know who wanted to make VW. Well, at leastin Europe. The Finnish soldiers used Pervitin especially during Long Range Patrolling. It was really hard to get rid of that.
no wonder they're so perverted!
Every country had nerve agents and were used widely in WW1
Ignorance is bliss
Did you get the panzerschreck with the panzerfaust?
Panzershrek was reusable like the bazooka, whereas the Panzerfaust was a single use weapon.
@@glazersout4272 yup. Totally aware of that, having previously owned examples of both. However, and perhaps I should have been clearer, the example I was referring to was the Panzerfaust 250. This was under development in 1945 with proposed rollout to troops in July/August. Its design influenced the Soviet RPG-2.
While the Panzerschrek was a German weapon, it was allegedly based on US Bazookas captured in Tunisia and as such, was not exactly a German invention.
Unfortunately, there are so many falsehoods and bad information in this video, that alot of it shouldn't be taken as fact. Also, it's clear that the author is biased against Germany. It's makes the video look like more of a propaganda film. I gave it a Thumbs down for being inaccurate.