@@YukoValis I was under the impression that Hitler attempted to join the Austrian military, but they turned him down. This then led him to join the German military, which had looser requirements for admission.
@@MrTerry hmm. I honestly don't know. But I would think he wouldn't want to join the Austrian military due to being against his father, among other reasons.
@@MrTerry No, he didn't. When WW1 started, Hitler was in Munich at the time. Which Hitler didn't mind since he had a great love for Bavaria, and preferred serving in the German Army. He went to the conscription place in Bavaria, and for some reason they either didn't check his nationality, or Hitler convinced them to have him join the German rather than Austrian Army. Hitler himself said the latter was the case in his "Mein Kampf", but like much, the veracity is questionable. My source is the first of the recent two-part biography of Hitler by Volker Ullrich.
Is that country the UK? Because I can’t watch it too and I live in the uk. The only time I’ve ever been able to watch the original video was when I was on holiday in Spain. So, if you live in Europe, go there if your country blocks the video :)
Fun fact: When hitler was young he nearly drowned in a river but was saved by a priest and on that same day in the same river that same priest saved the man that killed hitler
In oversimplified's video about the Cold War (which you reacted to before this), there was a reference to this episode. Something along the lines of: "What's wrong with you?" (Speaking to Stalin) "My father punished me severely."
I remembered my history teacher asked us to pick a man based on his traits. Most of us thought by choosing someone who doesn't drink and smoke would be a good leader. Our history teacher revealed to us that the man we chose was Adolf Hitler, not Churchill or Roosevelt. That was a shock to us back then. LOL
12:58 - 13:02 Yeah. *Side effects may include and are not limited to:* shell shock, PSD, flashbacks, episodes, Paranoia, Anxiety, Depression, partial, temporal or complete blindness, deafness, paralysis, coma, strokes and death.
When someone says "I would kill baby or young Hilter", reply "no, I would show him compassion and divert his path away from tyranny" and when they start calling you a Nazi, show them this Oversimplified video.
As a history teacher myself, middle school though, thank you for your reactions. I do recommend this serious for students who may be struggling to grasp the material, especially in my home instruction.
I am a middle school teacher, and oversimplified videos are the main way I learn about war or people like Hitler and the world wars. This is coming from someone who reads books a lot
It's really creepy how if Hitler never was around (idk if he got into art school or something) that Stalin would have been the main threat and WW2 would have happened and maybe even WW3 or WW4... Who knows, we might not have even been here without Hitler existing.
Daddy issues is a pretty common thing. Actually the fact that Hitler and Stalin, both highly anti-liberal but otherwise radically different historical figures had them kind of proves that.
@@loganfitzgerald4628 also look at other psychos, Manson had parental problems and no dad, Dahmer too. Child hood and healthy development isn't hard, but when it's volatile the product is the same. I guess we are a reflection of our childhood environment
Peter Smythe actually both hitler and Stalin were liberals people don't know about Hitler's ideology it was left wing but people today say it's right wing he hated democracy was extremely racist and hated capitalists and communists he only cared about himself
Wow I was always wondering where the "who punished him severely" jokes were coming from, since I watched all oversimplified videos. Now I suddenly see this and I'm like "wait I never saw this one" and turns out it's just blocked in Germany.... nice
If there is a country that doesn't want to hide its history it is Germany. The original Video is not blocked in Germany. I can watch it. History classes in German schools are like 50% 1925-1945. So we know a lot about this time. But keep in mind: racism can happen everywhere.
@@lukasf.1381 worst part is countries like Hungary, Austria and (especially) Croatia, that played huge parts in the holocaust can just refuse to acknowledge their actions
Noah Mitchell Same with Japan they victimized themselves so much many think they just fought in a war although they commited just as horrible crimes as the nazis
01:21 I don't know how much you've read about Churchill but he once said to someone who was remarking over how he reminded them of their baby "All babies look like me."
This is the best reaction video I've seen. He doesn't pause the video every 2 seconds and doesn't ramble on and on about off topic stuff. He lets us enjoy while giving us the vide of his reaction. Thank you for the great video!
I like this video. I think it's better to have a history teacher commenting and explaining with a video than just watch the original video on it's own. It just gives you that extra bit of information that you sometimes need.
Re: Military service, it was NOT getting drafted to fight in the multi-cultural Austro_Hungarian Army. He petitioned to join the Bavarian Army (which was separate at the time). He was part of the first wave of volunteers who were scooped up as war start (some had been "deferred" from service, others were just swept up). They were given very basic training and sent to hold the line when the offensive stalled at the Marne. The German's refer to this incident as the "Slaughter of Innocents" (the author of All Quiet on the Western Front had a quite similar experience). Max Hasting's "The Mask of Command" covers the whole thing in more detail. P.S. My Grandfather would always refer to Hitler as "Herr Schikelgrubber" when he felt the need to mention him in letters home from the Navy. I guess it was a round-about way of calling him a bastard.
@@MrTerry Well even if you didn't react to it for the first time I'm sure that there is a lot of insight you can give us on it. I know that it would be kind of exhausting to tackle such a broad subject. But I think the real strengh of this channel is the input you add with your knowledge. And also to be honest, most of us didn't get 80% of the reference on it.
@@MrTerry yes you should, its a seminal work of the internet! it deserves to be reacted to regardless if you have or havent seen it yet. im sure you can allay your biases
@@kingy463 I'd consider a German-French war highly unlikely nowadays. If outright war errupts within Europe it's probably gonna be civil wars within countries or a West vs. Russia thing, as those are actual existing tensions, while Germany and France are incredibly closely tied and generally like each other well.
HaichaoTeaLover I agree it may not be a European war or pacific but more of an American civil war there are stats that say the change for another American civil war is 79 percent
Really nice video. There is people uploading a video just then looking and basically stealing the content. But you actually make the video better as a teacher with history knowledge and probs for giving them credit and stuff at the start.
The last article I read about his gas injuries is that he was treated by a psychiatrist Dr Edmund Forste who thinks, that he pretend be blind. So doctor used hypnosis and electric shock therapy. Thanks do this, the doctor completely changed his personality.
@@MrTerry There's also a hypothesis that he wasn't blinded by the gas attack but was instead suffering from a condition called "hysterical blindness" (which is now grouped under conversion disorders). This is where the whole "blinded by rage" idiom comes from, that under extreme emotional stress your eyes can just up and stop working.
I love how people constantly try to psychoanalyze Hitler in order to make what he believed a result of some kind of pathology or trauma, rather than his beliefs coming from him observing the state of the world around him.
This is so incredibly refreshing, especially your start of the video. Thank you for being considerate and open minded. I think you're a great history teacher. Especially because you are open to learn more, or change something if you don't know it and ask for knowledge.
I’ve been watching since just a few thousand subscribers and I have to compliment your amazing content =) You provide necessary information and are always yearning to learn more which is a great quality that only the best teachers have. Thank you for being a great teacher and teaching me much more in a couple of minutes than many of my previous history teachers could have!
So here is my theory. Would it be accurate to think that WW2 wouldn't have taken place without WW1? Sure Italy would still have Mussolini, but Hitler seems to have come to power specifically because of the after effects of WW1. With that thought in mind, and while I know this wasn't the only reason WW1 happened, do you think the assassination of archduke Ferdinand technically caused both world wars?
Technically speaking, there wouldn't be a second war without a first war. However, the causes of WW2 were directly caused by the effects of WW1. If the terms of the Treaty of Versailles were different, and the handling of the end of WW1 in general were different, I think you would have seen a very different post-WW1 era. Would WW1 have been the War to End All Wars though? I doubt it. The Assassination was the spark to a conflict that was likely bound to happen. The nations of Europe were ready for war (see the acronym MAIN - Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism). It almost seem inevitable.
One thing about Mussolini is that he rose to power specifically because the Italians were unhappy with what they got, they were hoping to get a lot of the Dalmatian coast but hardly gained anything, Mussolini used this among other things to influence them.
I think the thing I love most about your channel is how insistent you are on giving the original content creator credit when you do your reactions. Not that I doubted it, but that's how I really know you're a history teacher: proper attribution and citation of sources is paramount! Great videos man, keep doing great work and educating America's youth on the past. We all need more of it.
Involving the avoiding and then joining the military I think it was basically he didn't want to fight for Austria-Hungary because they were an Empire filled with "Lesser races" but he moved to Germany and was more than happy to fight for the German Empire
7:58 oh, I'm from Austria and "kikeriki" is like the thing people say when they make male chicken noises. (Like meow or woof with cats and dogs) I never new it had that background omg.
This is blocked in the UK. WHY? From what I see, most of the countries mainly involved with it (UK, Germany ect.) and that's quite sad and well, confusing.
YouTUbe in a nutshell, Original Video is blocked in Germany cuz of the bad bad uncle Adi but im able to watch Mr. Terry watching it -.- GG TH-cam, you did it again xD
Per wikipedia, “Hitler received the final part of his father’s estate in May 1913 and moved to Munich, Germany. When he was conscripted into the Austro-Hungarian Army, he journeyed to Salzburg in Feb 1914 for medical assessment. After he was deemed unfit for service, he returned to Munich. In August 1914, he voluntarily enlisted in the Bavarian Army. According to a 1924 report by Bavarian authorities, allowing Hitler to serve was almost certainly an administrative error, since as an Austrian citizen, he should have been returned to Austria.” Hitler later claimed he did not wish to serve Habsburg Empire because of the mix of races in its army and belief that the collapse of Austria-Hungary was imminent.
I see a lot of myself in Hitler. I have daddy issues, have a great relationship with my mom, loved cowboys and Indians and wargames as a kid... Not so much on the art skills though. Not much talent there for me. But it's strange how many similarities a person can have with arguably one of the worst people in history.
Hitler left Austria to avoid Military Service in 1913. WWI started in 1914. So i don't know where you get your "he avoided the War" Theory from. But it really doesn't ad up time wise.
Not quite. He avoided the Austrian Draft already 1909, and he didn't specifically move to Germany to avoid it. Maybe it played a little part, but that wasn't a main reason. But otherwise I agree with you, nothing suggest he avoided the war. In fact, everything not suggests, but almost outright proves he was enthusiastic about it. My source is the first part of the two-part biography of Hitler by Volker Ullrich.
I didn’t listen to Oversimplified telling me to get a VPN and that’s blocked in my country, so thanks for enabling me to see it again UPDATE I WAS FORCED TO GET NORD VPN HELP
i'm watching it here because for some reason the original video was blocked in my country which i think is extremely stupid!, thanks for doing this, this is important!
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He was avoiding Austrian military service specifically not military service in general. He wanted to serve in the german army.
ah you beat me to it. yeah he wanted to avoid being in the Austrian army, so left to Germany to volunteer there.
@@YukoValis I was under the impression that Hitler attempted to join the Austrian military, but they turned him down. This then led him to join the German military, which had looser requirements for admission.
@@MrTerry hmm. I honestly don't know. But I would think he wouldn't want to join the Austrian military due to being against his father, among other reasons.
To the destitute joining the army and being fed and housed probably appealed.
@@MrTerry No, he didn't.
When WW1 started, Hitler was in Munich at the time. Which Hitler didn't mind since he had a great love for Bavaria, and preferred serving in the German Army.
He went to the conscription place in Bavaria, and for some reason they either didn't check his nationality, or Hitler convinced them to have him join the German rather than Austrian Army.
Hitler himself said the latter was the case in his "Mein Kampf", but like much, the veracity is questionable.
My source is the first of the recent two-part biography of Hitler by Volker Ullrich.
the original video is blocked in my country , so thanks for enabling me to see it for the first time
Get a free VPN like Windscribe man, fuck censorship
Is that country the UK? Because I can’t watch it too and I live in the uk. The only time I’ve ever been able to watch the original video was when I was on holiday in Spain. So, if you live in Europe, go there if your country blocks the video :)
@@bloodmagiclord8253 thank you for the suggestion, didn't know that
@@That_Psychic I'm from italy
Its blocked in most of the EU , which is just outrageous , internet censorship is just stupid
"Someday you'll be a public official"
Well he got that right.
this is some next level forshadowing
a big balls public official to be precise
skizzik121 big ball*
Yeah, the mightyest of them
@@ReconNarwhal LMFAO
The original is banned in Germany. This enraged myself, who watched it anyway
Greulich Then Germany punished you severely
Banned in france too
Blocked here in England too. It’s pathetic to know that these countries that fought in this war are too ashamed to accept its a part of history.
Free speech is dying
Czech Republic too 😭
Welcome to Austria, where 16-year old drifters with no purpose in life hang out at the opera.
The opera was basically the MTV of empires past.
I want to live there then
Fast and Furious - Vienna drift
and what a quality opera! the Vienna of 1900 was one of the best cities in the world
@@nazaG_89 Trust me its still the best tmo.
Interesting fact:
The Doctor who took care of Hitlers sick mom was jewish. Hitler later called him a "Edeljude" or "Jew of honor"
(Srry 4 bad english)
Cool fact.
Sorry for bad english
Ok
(Srry for bad english)
@@Iggy3 that's alright (sorry for my bad english even though it's fine and english is my first language)
(sorhi faur boud oingloish)
@@NamekFreakazoid that's cockney accent maye
Fun fact: When hitler was young he nearly drowned in a river but was saved by a priest and on that same day in the same river that same priest saved the man that killed hitler
Bonkers
This enraged his father, who punished him severely
@HQ yes
You mean "B J Blazkowicz".
@HQ Hitler committed suicide so the person who killed Hitler who the priest saved was himself
I think he avoided joining in the war under the Austria Hungary banner and rather fight with Germany because of his beliefs.
Wasn't really beliefs it was more so just to spite his father instead
Mr Terry: look at this baby
Class: Ohhhh So cuuute!
Mr Terry: He's Hitler
Class: Boys, that escalate quickly
That one kid who made a big deal about not finding the baby adorable: he's so cute as a baby!
He was a sweet baby but looked like a wee shit as a little boy.
Imagine having him as a teacher and liking oversimplified and stumbling upon this channel.
That's literally what i was thinking about lol
The students: "Mr. Terry, you have a youtube channel?"
I found my history teacher in a comment section
My history teacher showed me memes
Bongo Cat oh dear
This enraged his father, who punished him severely.
Not gonna ruin the likes
@Just M3 I mean it got the likes 🤷🏻♂️
@Just M3 okay?
222 likes! (And, love the reference)
In oversimplified's video about the Cold War (which you reacted to before this), there was a reference to this episode.
Something along the lines of:
"What's wrong with you?" (Speaking to Stalin)
"My father punished me severely."
It became somewhat of a running gag that crops up in the background of some of his more recent videos. Oversimplified is loving the memes.
To the guillotine!!
re han Sending people to the guillotine? There’s a tax for that!
@@dusky5535 reallu cant get enough of these phrases 😂😂😂
But stalins father was alcoholic and was beating is wife and Stalin and then Stalin and his mother ran away
I remembered my history teacher asked us to pick a man based on his traits. Most of us thought by choosing someone who doesn't drink and smoke would be a good leader. Our history teacher revealed to us that the man we chose was Adolf Hitler, not Churchill or Roosevelt. That was a shock to us back then. LOL
when I was in school my teacher did the same thing, also the negative traits of Churchill and FDR.
Dude are we just gonna neglect the fact that this history teacher has a Huge NES collection behind him lol
I noticed it in another video
I didn’t teacher are gamers
He showed us one of his games in another video
Xavier Sakurai I bet he has the E.T. game.
James Simon e.t is an Atari game and we don’t talk that game
12:58 - 13:02
Yeah.
*Side effects may include and are not limited to:* shell shock, PSD, flashbacks, episodes, Paranoia, Anxiety, Depression, partial, temporal or complete blindness, deafness, paralysis, coma, strokes and death.
Hitler actually wanted to avoid fighting for Austria, but he had no problem with fighting for Germany
Großösterreichisches Reich einer der Gründe weshalb das Österreichische Empire zerbrach
Großösterreichisches Reich same bro
When someone says "I would kill baby or young Hilter", reply "no, I would show him compassion and divert his path away from tyranny" and when they start calling you a Nazi, show them this Oversimplified video.
Kill baby hitler with extreme prejudice
Yes i would rather lead him to less darker paths in his life
Yeah, get him away from his abusive dad and the antisemitism of Austria.
As a history teacher myself, middle school though, thank you for your reactions.
I do recommend this serious for students who may be struggling to grasp the material, especially in my home instruction.
I am a middle school teacher, and oversimplified videos are the main way I learn about war or people like Hitler and the world wars. This is coming from someone who reads books a lot
It's really creepy how if Hitler never was around (idk if he got into art school or something) that Stalin would have been the main threat and WW2 would have happened and maybe even WW3 or WW4... Who knows, we might not have even been here without Hitler existing.
Daddy issues is a pretty common thing. Actually the fact that Hitler and Stalin, both highly anti-liberal but otherwise radically different historical figures had them kind of proves that.
Sure def understand that... lol
@@loganfitzgerald4628 also look at other psychos, Manson had parental problems and no dad, Dahmer too. Child hood and healthy development isn't hard, but when it's volatile the product is the same. I guess we are a reflection of our childhood environment
Stalin was a hardline communist, so he cant be called anti-liberal, but I do agree with your point. A shitty upbringing creates shitty people.
@@freebilly9526 Yeah, he can actually. Liberals=/=Socialists. Stalin would be EXTREMELY mad with the modern day Democratic Party in America.
Peter Smythe actually both hitler and Stalin were liberals people don't know about Hitler's ideology it was left wing but people today say it's right wing he hated democracy was extremely racist and hated capitalists and communists he only cared about himself
Blame it the art school for not accepting him 😂.... always these art schools....
I guess we all take rejection differently!
@@octavius8562 🎉🎉
Then there would be no ww2 then no computer then no internet then no youtube then no videos like these and guys like us commenting here
@@phantomtq that's not how it works pal
@@war_Machine-ti4ps first computer model was made by alan turner trying to decrypt nazi message. So yeah no ww2 no computer
Wow I was always wondering where the "who punished him severely" jokes were coming from, since I watched all oversimplified videos. Now I suddenly see this and I'm like "wait I never saw this one" and turns out it's just blocked in Germany.... nice
MisterL2 It’s in the Cold War part 1
@@-bright-2457 no it comes from this very video xd the hitler series
It was merely mentioned in cold war part 2 i think
Blocked in Germany? Dude..... Uncool
I am curious about history courses in Germany.
In history we learn about Hitler and WW2 most of the time,that's why I'm surprised that the video is blocked
Important German part in history more should know about
German TH-cam: bans original video
Japan sweeps its history under the rug much better tbh.
If there is a country that doesn't want to hide its history it is Germany. The original Video is not blocked in Germany. I can watch it. History classes in German schools are like 50% 1925-1945. So we know a lot about this time.
But keep in mind: racism can happen everywhere.
They were on Vacation
@@lukasf.1381 worst part is countries like Hungary, Austria and (especially) Croatia, that played huge parts in the holocaust can just refuse to acknowledge their actions
Noah Mitchell Same with Japan they victimized themselves so much many think they just fought in a war although they commited just as horrible crimes as the nazis
What if hitler made it into art school
Then we had to deal with Stalin.
@@johnvartolomei9209 and fighting will be ww2 in 50s
We would have one of the best artists of that time
He was pretty good, i like his pictures, but he would probably just one more anonymous artist
The entire world would be communist now!
I read this as "A Hitler Teacher Reacts"
OverSimplified is the only TH-camr that can make an educational video that you always want to rewatch
love your content sir, please keep on reacting to more history vids. i loved it.
01:21 I don't know how much you've read about Churchill but he once said to someone who was remarking over how he reminded them of their baby "All babies look like me."
He is a good HisTerry teacher
Burst Nugget underrated comment😂
You must be a father 😂
Bru
AYYYYYYYYY
😂😂
This video enraged his father, who punished him severely.
Me dad in a nutshell
@@LeviLopez-xr9vmMan are you okay?
This is the best reaction video I've seen. He doesn't pause the video every 2 seconds and doesn't ramble on and on about off topic stuff. He lets us enjoy while giving us the vide of his reaction. Thank you for the great video!
“He failed”
One of the most changing sentences in history
the fact his parents were cousins already explains a lot of things for me
A lot of sad moments in this man's life, no wonder he turned maniac later on in his life
True
Then this enraged his father, who punished him severely
9:00 he wasn't trying to avoid war in Austria, he was avoiding fighting on Austria's side.
I like this video. I think it's better to have a history teacher commenting and explaining with a video than just watch the original video on it's own. It just gives you that extra bit of information that you sometimes need.
I really love history. And I glad I learn more from you!
Re: Military service, it was NOT getting drafted to fight in the multi-cultural Austro_Hungarian Army. He petitioned to join the Bavarian Army (which was separate at the time). He was part of the first wave of volunteers who were scooped up as war start (some had been "deferred" from service, others were just swept up). They were given very basic training and sent to hold the line when the offensive stalled at the Marne. The German's refer to this incident as the "Slaughter of Innocents" (the author of All Quiet on the Western Front had a quite similar experience).
Max Hasting's "The Mask of Command" covers the whole thing in more detail.
P.S. My Grandfather would always refer to Hitler as "Herr Schikelgrubber" when he felt the need to mention him in letters home from the Navy. I guess it was a round-about way of calling him a bastard.
I thoroughly enjoy your comments and take on these videos!!
Glad to find this channel today, I’ve watched over simplified for years. I really enjoy the added info
This video is blocked on my country domain and my device so thank you for allowing me to see this video, I’ll make sure to check out the part 2 video
you should do history of the entire world i guess by bill wurtz
That is one of my favorite videos on the internet. Should I do a react video even though I've seen it before?
@@MrTerry oh ok i didn't know that you already watch it, it's up to you man.
sorry for my bad english
@@MrTerry Well even if you didn't react to it for the first time I'm sure that there is a lot of insight you can give us on it. I know that it would be kind of exhausting to tackle such a broad subject. But I think the real strengh of this channel is the input you add with your knowledge. And also to be honest, most of us didn't get 80% of the reference on it.
@@MrTerry yes you should, its a seminal work of the internet! it deserves to be reacted to regardless if you have or havent seen it yet.
im sure you can allay your biases
"Hey, look at this baby."
**Proceeds to invade Poland**
He was one of the men that refused to come put during the Christmas truce of 1914
This enraged his father, who punished him severely.
If I remember in his book he said the only other time he felt so depressed when he heard when Germany surrendered was when his mother died.
I already loved seeing oversimplified and it’s awesome to see a history teacher talk about his videos
to be fair Germany and France were always on the brink of war with each other. That only changed after ww2 where we became "sworn brothers" kinda
Most of France wanted Germany separated and weaker after ww2
@@Kreegam what I mean is the reconcilation between France and Germany. Its a very significant moment for the relationship of these two countries
There’s gonna be another war it’s gonna happen one day and we all screwed
@@kingy463 I'd consider a German-French war highly unlikely nowadays. If outright war errupts within Europe it's probably gonna be civil wars within countries or a West vs. Russia thing, as those are actual existing tensions, while Germany and France are incredibly closely tied and generally like each other well.
HaichaoTeaLover I agree it may not be a European war or pacific but more of an American civil war there are stats that say the change for another American civil war is 79 percent
Really nice video. There is people uploading a video just then looking and basically stealing the content.
But you actually make the video better as a teacher with history knowledge and probs for giving them credit and stuff at the start.
Leo Samson it’s like oversimplified but a little less simplified
The gas attack and the amount of death around him in literally all of his life greatly affected him. PTSD to the enth degree
blocked in the UK, someone uploaded it but it got taken down so cheers for letting me see it again :)
The last article I read about his gas injuries is that he was treated by a psychiatrist Dr Edmund Forste who thinks, that he pretend be blind.
So doctor used hypnosis and electric shock therapy.
Thanks do this, the doctor completely changed his personality.
@Adam The Beluga Whale www.express.co.uk/entertainment/books/173118/Secret-ordeal-in-psychiatric-hospital-turned-Adolf-Hitler-into-a-tyrant
That would explain a lot!
@WillyRe OfTheKnee ah yes, a fellow legionnaire
@@MrTerry
There's also a hypothesis that he wasn't blinded by the gas attack but was instead suffering from a condition called "hysterical blindness" (which is now grouped under conversion disorders). This is where the whole "blinded by rage" idiom comes from, that under extreme emotional stress your eyes can just up and stop working.
With the correct childhood he probably wouldnt have turned out Like this.
Not saying that this is just the fault of His parents
Tbh it is.
Though WW2 most likely would've happened anyway. Either that or a Germany Civil War.
Only if he got into art School.....
Kushagr Gupta or his father didn’t do something with his 𝗖𝗢𝗨𝗦𝗜𝗡
To reverse that, anyone can be made into a psycho by upbringing.
Everyone just has different talents so it comes out different.
I love how people constantly try to psychoanalyze Hitler in order to make what he believed a result of some kind of pathology or trauma, rather than his beliefs coming from him observing the state of the world around him.
The trauma definitely played a part though
9:20 If I remember well from Mein Kampf, he didn't want to avoid war. He wanted to fight for Germany, not for Austria.
Source: literally Hitler
ZwoJack the man himself
This is so incredibly refreshing, especially your start of the video.
Thank you for being considerate and open minded. I think you're a great history teacher.
Especially because you are open to learn more, or change something if you don't know it and ask for knowledge.
I’ve been watching since just a few thousand subscribers and I have to compliment your amazing content =) You provide necessary information and are always yearning to learn more which is a great quality that only the best teachers have. Thank you for being a great teacher and teaching me much more in a couple of minutes than many of my previous history teachers could have!
WTF this video isn’t available in Germany (I definitely need a VPN)
AND SPEAKING OF VPN'S!!! IT'S SPONSOR TIME!!!
Did you get a VPN?
Germany doesn't like Nazi imagery, it's not like they're reviving Adolf Hitler or something.
“He wasn’t a fan” gets me EVERY TIME 😂
So here is my theory. Would it be accurate to think that WW2 wouldn't have taken place without WW1? Sure Italy would still have Mussolini, but Hitler seems to have come to power specifically because of the after effects of WW1.
With that thought in mind, and while I know this wasn't the only reason WW1 happened, do you think the assassination of archduke Ferdinand technically caused both world wars?
Technically speaking, there wouldn't be a second war without a first war. However, the causes of WW2 were directly caused by the effects of WW1. If the terms of the Treaty of Versailles were different, and the handling of the end of WW1 in general were different, I think you would have seen a very different post-WW1 era. Would WW1 have been the War to End All Wars though? I doubt it.
The Assassination was the spark to a conflict that was likely bound to happen. The nations of Europe were ready for war (see the acronym MAIN - Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism). It almost seem inevitable.
One thing about Mussolini is that he rose to power specifically because the Italians were unhappy with what they got, they were hoping to get a lot of the Dalmatian coast but hardly gained anything, Mussolini used this among other things to influence them.
Without ww1 ww2 would not happen cuz there would be no treaty of versiles which rekkt Germany which caused ww2
The soviet union wouldve clashed with germany and the allies eventually somehow
I think the thing I love most about your channel is how insistent you are on giving the original content creator credit when you do your reactions. Not that I doubted it, but that's how I really know you're a history teacher: proper attribution and citation of sources is paramount!
Great videos man, keep doing great work and educating America's youth on the past. We all need more of it.
The original video is blocked in the UK so never got to see this, many thanks.
Involving the avoiding and then joining the military I think it was basically he didn't want to fight for Austria-Hungary because they were an Empire filled with "Lesser races" but he moved to Germany and was more than happy to fight for the German Empire
I’d love to see your reaction and thoughts on the Falklands war by oversimplified
Me too
Eq_NightGlider_, Hazama Terumi, IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED
YOOO!! That’s so cool lmao i never thought of a history teacher reacting tbh.
That video is actually blocked in my country (France) so it's nice to be able to see it via this channel anyways.
He didn't move to Berlin, he moved to Munich...
This video was restricted in my country (Romania) so thank you for reacting to this!Now I can watch it too.
Thx for making this video, I love Oversimplified but sadly I live in EU so some content is not available.
i live in the EU and have no problem at all, are you in germany , i know they ban anything that has to do with nazi and hitler
@@thegoodgunner No we dont yt blocks thigns that show swastikas because they are really catious but it would be allowed in theory to show it
I'm in the UK and the Hitler videos are blocked
@@thegoodgunner No we do not ban everything that has to do with National Socialism
I wonder if his dad and mom bring related made him come out a little goofy.
Probably
Definitely
Maybe.
Possibly
I didnt think they were blood related but idk
7:58 oh, I'm from Austria and "kikeriki" is like the thing people say when they make male chicken noises. (Like meow or woof with cats and dogs) I never new it had that background omg.
I’m currently in Hamburg for school and this vid is blocked (for very obvious reasons) thx for allowing me too view it!
I love the intro shows how much more of an adult you are compared to most reaction guys
This is blocked in the UK. WHY? From what I see, most of the countries mainly involved with it (UK, Germany ect.) and that's quite sad and well, confusing.
really love these vids from the points of view of a history teacher
I remember watching this guy when he first started and he was at 10k and now he’s at 70k that’s crazy
Keep the good work up
I love your gaming collection, and now understand why I love history so much
Girls when they get rejected from art school: what am i gonna do now ;-;
Boys:
My Teacher once told:
"In war, the Truth always dies first."
I dont know why it got in my mind but i just post it here.
Thanks for another great vid dude
Thanks for your support. I hope to see more of you in the future!
Oof. I can't see the original video in my country (Poland), of course. So I am glad to be able to watch it through you and your commentary.
Fun fact: hitler failed art school because he can’t draw faces, he only draws buildings.
YouTUbe in a nutshell, Original Video is blocked in Germany cuz of the bad bad uncle Adi but im able to watch Mr. Terry watching it -.-
GG TH-cam, you did it again xD
45 seconds in and giving credit to the original creator class
Mr Terry: “Give credit to the original creators”
Random viewer: “Hmm... No”
This enraged Hitler’s father, who punished the viewer severely
love all of your videos. i’ve learned so much from your channel, from you and the videos you watch. the commentary’s are so entertaining.
mr.terry: look at this cute baby
class: aw
mr.terry: it’s Hitler
class: 😩
The Draft in Austria could have been to prepare for a possibly war with Russia and get more trained resverses
Mr. Terry history reacted to an oversimplified vid. This enraged his father, who punished him severely
It's great he is like every other teache out there, clicking the play/plause button at the bottom of the screen
Thank you for reacting to this Mr Terry,
This video is Banned in the UK for some reason
You earned a sub
Per wikipedia, “Hitler received the final part of his father’s estate in May 1913 and moved to Munich, Germany. When he was conscripted into the Austro-Hungarian Army, he journeyed to Salzburg in Feb 1914 for medical assessment. After he was deemed unfit for service, he returned to Munich. In August 1914, he voluntarily enlisted in the Bavarian Army. According to a 1924 report by Bavarian authorities, allowing Hitler to serve was almost certainly an administrative error, since as an Austrian citizen, he should have been returned to Austria.” Hitler later claimed he did not wish to serve Habsburg Empire because of the mix of races in its army and belief that the collapse of Austria-Hungary was imminent.
I see a lot of myself in Hitler.
I have daddy issues, have a great relationship with my mom, loved cowboys and Indians and wargames as a kid...
Not so much on the art skills though. Not much talent there for me. But it's strange how many similarities a person can have with arguably one of the worst people in history.
I do enjoy reaction videos from someone who has a backround in the source material.
Hitler left Austria to avoid Military Service in 1913. WWI started in 1914. So i don't know where you get your "he avoided the War" Theory from. But it really doesn't ad up time wise.
Not quite.
He avoided the Austrian Draft already 1909, and he didn't specifically move to Germany to avoid it. Maybe it played a little part, but that wasn't a main reason.
But otherwise I agree with you, nothing suggest he avoided the war. In fact, everything not suggests, but almost outright proves he was enthusiastic about it.
My source is the first part of the two-part biography of Hitler by Volker Ullrich.
9:15 he wasnt avoiding war in general, he just didnt want to fight for Austria, so he moved to Germany.
anything: gets a historical reference wrong
This enraged Mr.Terry, who punished him severely.
I didn’t listen to Oversimplified telling me to get a VPN and that’s blocked in my country, so thanks for enabling me to see it again
UPDATE
I WAS FORCED TO GET NORD VPN
HELP
Mr. Terry reacted to Oversimplified - Hitler Part 1....
This enraged his father who punished him severely.
“punished him severely”
i'm watching it here because for some reason the original video was blocked in my country which i think is extremely stupid!, thanks for doing this, this is important!
I'm very surpised that this video is blocked in so many countries. Weirdly enough, it's not blocked here in Austria.