An interesting fact is that the 100,000 soldiers that the treaty limited to having were converted to skilled and professional officers, so that when they had a huge army, they also had a lot of leaders and generals ready
Indeed. I've read somewhere that all soldiers were trained to carry on their duties and the duties of two ranks above, in case a rapid expansion of the army was needed.
También leí que después de la rendición en ww1,reformaron su ejército para que solo los más capaces y hábiles se quedarán enlistados para que más tarde asuman el mando al agrandarse el ejército
And the most proficient and successful trainee are also given promotion to train new soldier when the time comes to rearm their military. These officers also gain further more experience from fighting German Socialist, border conflicts in Eastern Europe as militia and volunteer, Spanish Civil War as a formal combatant.
We also use aircraft as crop dusters and halftracks as commerce trucks Oh yeah don't worry about the moving buoys armed with 5 spear launchers and a weirdly shaped flashlight on the deck
Could I please get a Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger? Pretty please? Does Porsche still make those for the domestic market? My potatoes need more lebensraum. 🥺
@@sounaksengupta1393 Nein,sadly, porche only cares about profit they don't sell vehicles for farming anymore However we can intrest you in the flakpanzer IV wirbelwind for bee keeping
The part with US wasn't really accurate, since what happened was closer to : U.S : "Germany !" Germany : "Yes ?" U.S : "IS that tanks you're building ?!" Germany : "no, it's tractors, why ?" U.S : "I see... Wanna buy some spare-parts for cheap ?" Germany : "Heck yeah !"
@@royalwolf7115 Not even nearly as bad as Germany had it. The depression to the German economy was basically beating a severely ill person that recently barely managed to get on his knees. At least the US was standing strong before it hit.
@@Paal2005eh. Sure germany had to pay reparations but the hyperinflation was to a large degree goverment made in order to give them a better lever in renegotiating the treaty. It simply did not work very well and as a side effect helped the rise of various extremist elements
Actually they did not need any spare parts for their tanks. They only got some oil even after the British embargo mostly through Spain until 1943. GM also taught them how to make Blitz trucks but in reality most of their logistics was through horses. I think Curtis Hawk might have influence Stuka seeing how Göring bought some for Udet but that was hardly a crime since Soviet Union also bought a lot of stuff from the west like the Vickers tank for instance that was later developed for T26.
Apparently, the Soviet Union also decided to send police officers in tractors to help the polish farming industry! How kind of both the Germans and the soviets!
France and Britain were not so happy that Poland got all the support, so they decided to have Germany give them some support after the Belilux get's some surprise relief
0:55 Just wanted to mention that the Anglo-German naval agreement allowed Germany enough tonnage for ~4-5 battleships and other warship types, meaning they didn't had to hide the existence of the Scharnhorsts and Bismarck classes. They did hide some design features etc though but that's relatively normal
To be fair though, that was signed in late 1935, when Hitler gained power in 1933, so there were a couple years where they would've built "deep sea fishing boats"
The Allies also banned Germany from producing Rifles like the Kar98 but the allies allowed germany to produce Carbines for "self-defense", so Germany decided to "rename" the kar98 into sounding more like a Carbine, and making them a bit smaller.
Kar98 is exactly the name they used to exploit the treaty. They changed it from "Gewehr 98" to "Karabiner (Carbine) 98" Not only is the name changed, the gun itself is also got upgrade and known internally as Kar98/34
@@horizoner2361 Not really, because the carbines were officially meant for security forces (incl. police!) and export. The weapon itself was the same length with some modifications to sights and so on. And unlike other commenters are suggesting, it was NOT the K98k. By 1935 Germany was openly rearming, so there was no need to conceal true intentions anymore. The actual rifles are 1923 Karabiner 98b and 1924 Standardmodell, though latter only started production in 1930s.
0:32 The Treaty of Versailles actually has a section on police, border guards, and coast guards. It says that Germany is only allowed to have as many border and coast guardsmen as they had in 1914, and they’re only allowed to have as many policemen as they did in 1914, with adjustments in the number of policemen allowed based on population increase.
germany also didn't have rocket artillery, it had "Nebelwerfer" = "smoke launcher". Coincidentally the smoke projectiles had the same size as explosive projectiles.
@@Emanuel-t5e Eh, that one's actually a bit different in it's story. The Nebeltruppe were the Germans' *chemical warfare* units in WWI, specialised in deploying gas and smoke screens. The original Nebelwerfer were specialised mortars for that task, and the Nazis later (well past the Treaty of Versailles losing all relevance) used the same designation as a codename for rocket artillery to keep it secret before first deployments.
как только проблемы германия были решены, германские полицейские и тракторы отправились помогать своим соседям с безопасностью и развитием сельского хозяйства
Liked the part about Germany sending tanks to Poland to "help with its agriculture" but in reality when Germany joined the league of nations the restrictions to the military posed by the treaty of versaille were lifted
It worked brilliantly but because we became so good at finding loopholes, our bureaucracy has become a nightmare. Since germans are uniquely talented in finding loopholes and being as efficient as possible, the legislation had to become so nuanced that the tiniest thing possible now tends to need hours of worktime. A prime example of this is the bundeswehr, where it was not unheard of to wait multiple weeks for one pair of new socks. And it also the birth of many words, that give nightmares to people learning german such as: "Ettikitierungskontrollbuchüberprüfungsgesetz"
Fun fact: the Germans and the British signed a Naval Agreement which says that the British gave the Germans ⅓ of their Naval power, so they kinda broke the Treaty of Versailles themselves
@@m.taufikfatur603los alemanes le vieron las caras cuando mostraron sus acorazados de bolsillo,más pequeños con menor tonelaje pero brutalmente armados y muy veloces😅😅
@@gggvvvjggbgg4517the "pocket battleships" were just over glorified heavy cruisers. Slow (26knots) and weak protection (80mm thin main armor belt). Armament may look superior at first, but the low number of guns made getting enough hits in difficult, and the broadside weight per minute (so basically the damage per second) was routhly equivalent to heavily armed heavy cruisers like the japanese Takao class. The "pocket battleships" were nowhere close to being an actual battleship, not nearly strong enough to win against old WW1 era battleships.
Germany was also not allowed to have a lot of rifles, but had no restrictions on carbines, hence the main German rifle was the Karabiner 98, despite not actually having a shorter barrel.
Actually the uk didn't stop Germany from building a navy fleet, they actually have a pact because the uk and us don't want France to become the strongest country in the Europe
Germany actually named its tanks "Großtraktor" (large tractor in English) during the pre-WW2 period. After (funi mustache man) took over, this was completely disregarded and Germany just started producing more and more battle tanks
@@чуваквкостюмеагента despite what happend america was a lot more chill with germany at the peace deal then france. and lets not forget the marshall plan to rebuild germany
@@marxel4444 "despite what happend" WHAT? BECAUSE of what happened! America send some soldiers across the sea to fight some legendary enemy. And lost, what, 100k men? France on the other side lost more than milion killed, several milions wounded, some permamently. Large parts of it's territory was ocupied for 4 years, population displaced or under ocupation. Vast majority of the nation was traumatised, not as a colective, but on the personal level. Also, marshall plan was after WW2, not WW1. And it wasn't to rebuild germany, but to rebuild europe in general.
Yes, don't worry about those 4 giant gun looking things on the deep sea fishing ship. They shoot spears. And the tractors shot seeds to efficiently plant seeds over long distances.
Actually the Entente powers claimed that the German disarmament would just be the beginning of a general European disarmament, but that someone had to do the first step. That Germany had done this first step and no one followed for over 15 years gave Hitler the perfect argument to go one step back.
The first German tanks were really names „Grosstraktor” (big tractor). But I am suprised you did not mention how they developed most of they military tech in other countries too.
The Treaty of Versailles was the consequence of the war of 1870/71 and how we humiliated France by the way we founded Germany. The treaty is not by accident made in Versailles. We Germans did obviously not learn our lesson.
@@polishscribe674 For reference tiger 1s were much larger and had a more box like hull design then the Panzer IV in the video as well as it's tracks being much larger with an interleaving suspension design which looks a lot different then leaf spring design in the Panzer 4s tracks. (Or well for this later version of the Panzer 4 so that part depends on the model if I remember right but neither design looks anything like the Tiger 1 tank)
@@justaplayer94 Correct, its a Panzer IV F2 specifically, it has the long 75mm but no smoke grenade launchers like the G and no add on side and turret armor like the H and J.
The league did not want to run into another war. After WW1 it is hard to blame them. They could not know, what we know, who can simply look back. We should do better and try to avoid WW3 - it will be a war with nuclear arms.
@@ThomasVWorm they did try to prevent another war with the Munich agreement but Hitler did not follow what he promised. not to mention, Britain and France did not do anything to stop Hitler from invading Czechoslovakia as they wanted to bring him onto their side to fight against communism. but yeah , they did try to prevent ww2
0:48 I really wonder what the excuse for the entire U-Boat fleet would be. “Oh, no worry these are just underwater maintence vehicles, yeah yeah that’s it’s harmless.” “Completly harmless.” *Insert that wink Germany did and then just. A U-Boat on patrol in the Atlantic torpedoing A British merchant ship*
You forgot the Luftwaffe being a fleet of “cropdusters”. Also happily supporting Polish agriculture.
they were so good the polish crops turned german
Nah the Luftwaffe was a science project helping the soviets develop university of bombing
@@shiyian bro😂
What?
Soviet Union: dont forgot about us
An interesting fact is that the 100,000 soldiers that the treaty limited to having were converted to skilled and professional officers, so that when they had a huge army, they also had a lot of leaders and generals ready
Indeed. I've read somewhere that all soldiers were trained to carry on their duties and the duties of two ranks above, in case a rapid expansion of the army was needed.
También leí que después de la rendición en ww1,reformaron su ejército para que solo los más capaces y hábiles se quedarán enlistados para que más tarde asuman el mando al agrandarse el ejército
And the most proficient and successful trainee are also given promotion to train new soldier when the time comes to rearm their military.
These officers also gain further more experience from fighting German Socialist, border conflicts in Eastern Europe as militia and volunteer, Spanish Civil War as a formal combatant.
That was very interesting, since the treaty stipulated that the German army could only have 4,000 officers. 😅
I feel the treaty started WW2 due to its unfairness for Germany
How humble is Germany with its fishing boats, its tractors and its police armies, an example to follow
Like Russia and Ukrane…
Well that fishing boat sunk one of the largest warships
¡Good fishing!
mmmmmm yes the karabiner 98 kurz a very great "carbine"
@@warlloverespanol2897 "ahhh, our first catch of the day!"
Немцы просто перфекционисты.
Им нужно чтобы всë было идеально.
As a German I can confirm that we use police officers as soldiers, Naval ships as fishing boats and Panzers as tractors for agriculture.
We also use aircraft as crop dusters and halftracks as commerce trucks
Oh yeah don't worry about the moving buoys armed with 5 spear launchers and a weirdly shaped flashlight on the deck
Could I please get a Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger? Pretty please? Does Porsche still make those for the domestic market? My potatoes need more lebensraum. 🥺
@@sounaksengupta1393 Nein,sadly, porche only cares about profit they don't sell vehicles for farming anymore
However we can intrest you in the flakpanzer IV wirbelwind for bee keeping
@@cideltacommand7169 Dankeschon. I shall have the whole batch please. Those spitfire wasps are a pain in mein Hintern.
especially if it's for the polish agricultural growth, also french agriculture too
German efficiency in a nutshell: Bending rules and finding loopholes whenever possible
As long as the Finanz Amt doesn't find out.
An upside would be that the laws in germany are pretty loophole proof
Like most countries, not surprised.
remind me of when i was in school
USA couple years later: ok japan this bomb right here makes giant mushrooms, hope you like it
The part with US wasn't really accurate, since what happened was closer to :
U.S : "Germany !"
Germany : "Yes ?"
U.S : "IS that tanks you're building ?!"
Germany : "no, it's tractors, why ?"
U.S : "I see... Wanna buy some spare-parts for cheap ?"
Germany : "Heck yeah !"
Ok, in US's defense, they were having a tough time coming out of the great depression, and they were isolationists so most didn't care about them.
@@royalwolf7115 Not even nearly as bad as Germany had it. The depression to the German economy was basically beating a severely ill person that recently barely managed to get on his knees. At least the US was standing strong before it hit.
@@Paal2005eh. Sure germany had to pay reparations but the hyperinflation was to a large degree goverment made in order to give them a better lever in renegotiating the treaty. It simply did not work very well and as a side effect helped the rise of various extremist elements
Actually they did not need any spare parts for their tanks. They only got some oil even after the British embargo mostly through Spain until 1943. GM also taught them how to make Blitz trucks but in reality most of their logistics was through horses. I think Curtis Hawk might have influence Stuka seeing how Göring bought some for Udet but that was hardly a crime since Soviet Union also bought a lot of stuff from the west like the Vickers tank for instance that was later developed for T26.
そういえばアメリカの資本家もドイツ相手に結構な金儲けしてたなあ。
フォードとか、、、
Apparently, the Soviet Union also decided to send police officers in tractors to help the polish farming industry! How kind of both the Germans and the soviets!
They are the kindest persons
France and Britain were not so happy that Poland got all the support, so they decided to have Germany give them some support after the Belilux get's some surprise relief
And then ussr and germany started to know who's help is most helpest
Germany alsao give office police to help the france and ussr too. What a kind country
Except the were actually tractors and farmers when it came to the Soviets
0:55 Just wanted to mention that the Anglo-German naval agreement allowed Germany enough tonnage for ~4-5 battleships and other warship types, meaning they didn't had to hide the existence of the Scharnhorsts and Bismarck classes. They did hide some design features etc though but that's relatively normal
I think Maybe he want told Doich class Armorship
@@달빛바람-c1t?
But they do have to control how big the ships are
To be fair though, that was signed in late 1935, when Hitler gained power in 1933, so there were a couple years where they would've built "deep sea fishing boats"
@@user-ko7gk7wp5x The Scharnhorsts only began construction in 1935 though
The Allies also banned Germany from producing Rifles like the Kar98 but the allies allowed germany to produce Carbines for "self-defense", so Germany decided to "rename" the kar98 into sounding more like a Carbine, and making them a bit smaller.
The Kar98 "kurtz".
Kar98 is exactly the name they used to exploit the treaty.
They changed it from "Gewehr 98" to "Karabiner (Carbine) 98"
Not only is the name changed, the gun itself is also got upgrade and known internally as Kar98/34
so technically, the allies managed to give Germany the allowance to make rifles, except smaller, and therefore more easy to build
@@horizoner2361 Not really, because the carbines were officially meant for security forces (incl. police!) and export. The weapon itself was the same length with some modifications to sights and so on.
And unlike other commenters are suggesting, it was NOT the K98k. By 1935 Germany was openly rearming, so there was no need to conceal true intentions anymore. The actual rifles are 1923 Karabiner 98b and 1924 Standardmodell, though latter only started production in 1930s.
No wonder why they are shorter in WW2 than in WW1
"The Treaty of Versailles Is A Perfectly Balanced Treaty With No Exploits"
What would they drink instead of Yorkshire Tea?
@@elduquecaradura1468 Since it's Germany, they probably drink Beer
I understood that reference!
Glory to lord Spiff!
The Wilson plan might have worked, but the Treaty of Versailles, massivly influenced by France, started WW2.
We aren't conquering
We are simply conducting a hostile takeover :D
Big difference
It’s not that they didn’t accept our ultimatum
They simply were being a pest
Special military operation go brrrrrr
This is not an raid, it's surprise-communism. Now everyone on the ground!!!
We aren't conquering
We are simply conducting a special military operation
😊
Robert Habeck?
1:20 is definitely my favorite part. America saying: Germany but to me it sounds like: Germoney😂
I love Germany! Thank you for supporting the whole europe’s agriculture! Absolute beast
Omg I’m a fan!!!!!!!
Me too
Helo
Guntentag, I'm just a German fan (I'm not actually German btw)
OMG ITS THAI!!!
0:32 The Treaty of Versailles actually has a section on police, border guards, and coast guards. It says that Germany is only allowed to have as many border and coast guardsmen as they had in 1914, and they’re only allowed to have as many policemen as they did in 1914, with adjustments in the number of policemen allowed based on population increase.
Germany: Time To F-
Guess a rapid increase in population is needed
Now there not police men, there national guard officers, any leader needs a personale ptrotection swuad of 3 milion soldiers uhh guard minimum
"according to the versailles treaty, you cant make 84,000 rifl-"
"its a carbine"
"Your army can't have SMGs!"
"Okay, my police forces are buying a couple tens of thousands btw."
"you can't have tanks!"
"these? oh these are tractors bought by my agricultural ministry"
@@rayan-games-2011you see, the german cattle is very aggressive.
germany also didn't have rocket artillery, it had "Nebelwerfer" = "smoke launcher".
Coincidentally the smoke projectiles had the same size as explosive projectiles.
@@Emanuel-t5e Eh, that one's actually a bit different in it's story. The Nebeltruppe were the Germans' *chemical warfare* units in WWI, specialised in deploying gas and smoke screens. The original Nebelwerfer were specialised mortars for that task, and the Nazis later (well past the Treaty of Versailles losing all relevance) used the same designation as a codename for rocket artillery to keep it secret before first deployments.
(潜水艦を指差して)
「おいドイツ、あの船は何だ？」
『あれはホエールウォッチングの船です』
Love the fact Germany called the Bismarck a deep-sea fishing boat at 1:05.
Four 380mm turret pov :
@@Idk-wb4lfHow else are you gonna catch that damn kraken infesting the Atlantic. You could satiate a famine in the Soviet Union with one of those.
because it is
they were right . its a human fishing boat
Too bad the fishing boat was sunk another fishing boat and now is a a quite literal deep sea fishing boat
this is the first time I've seen animated countryballs and i love it. i love the little voices for the countries too
Allies: can't have any of these according to the treaty-
Germany: *INITIATES THE LOOPHOLE SPEEDRUN OF THE CENTURY-*
Allies: according to this treaty y-
Germany: eh fuck you. *proceeds to start the largest war in history*
@@Jeffbonfro*and lose a war they can’t win anyways*
Entente: According to the treaty you can not-
Germany: 𝗡𝘂𝗵 𝘂𝗵
@@The_whaleswell they nearly did, if only not for america
@@The_whales The Germans, if the Americans didnt come in, would absolutely have won the warr
как только проблемы германия были решены, германские полицейские и тракторы отправились помогать своим соседям с безопасностью и развитием сельского хозяйства
太感动了😢
1:45 tractor rotating.mp3
1:30 those are interesting tractors you got there germany...
@@jannoten609wait why is it driving to Warsaw?
-random Poland ball
@@jannoten609yeah indeed mein friend.
Están llevando democracia a Polonia ;D
@@DerMarschallDM Sí!! hasta que alguien entiende 😁
@@demschiquitoclaro Alemania llevo democracia a toda Europa ;D
Liked the part about Germany sending tanks to Poland to "help with its agriculture" but in reality when Germany joined the league of nations the restrictions to the military posed by the treaty of versaille were lifted
Germany:It's tractors!
Polish border guards at the 1st September of the 1939:AAAAAAAAAAAAH!TRACTOOOOORS!
“I have to go, polish agriculture is calling” got me
As a German we always do that.
Ja, it was very efficient too! And Japan has been doing something similar recently
Hmmm 🤔
@@sansinator0889They even have "manned pest control aircrafts"
Support Polish agriculture?
It worked brilliantly but because we became so good at finding loopholes, our bureaucracy has become a nightmare. Since germans are uniquely talented in finding loopholes and being as efficient as possible, the legislation had to become so nuanced that the tiniest thing possible now tends to need hours of worktime.
A prime example of this is the bundeswehr, where it was not unheard of to wait multiple weeks for one pair of new socks.
And it also the birth of many words, that give nightmares to people learning german such as: "Ettikitierungskontrollbuchüberprüfungsgesetz"
0:48 schönes Schiff
Fun fact: the Germans and the British signed a Naval Agreement which says that the British gave the Germans ⅓ of their Naval power, so they kinda broke the Treaty of Versailles themselves
i think the treaty says germany may have warships up to 1/3 of royal navy total tonnage
@@m.taufikfatur603ope. It explicitly said no navy, save for 6 warships and 0 submarines.
The Anglo-German Naval Agreement on 18 June 1935
@@m.taufikfatur603los alemanes le vieron las caras cuando mostraron sus acorazados de bolsillo,más pequeños con menor tonelaje pero brutalmente armados y muy veloces😅😅
@@gggvvvjggbgg4517the "pocket battleships" were just over glorified heavy cruisers. Slow (26knots) and weak protection (80mm thin main armor belt). Armament may look superior at first, but the low number of guns made getting enough hits in difficult, and the broadside weight per minute (so basically the damage per second) was routhly equivalent to heavily armed heavy cruisers like the japanese Takao class. The "pocket battleships" were nowhere close to being an actual battleship, not nearly strong enough to win against old WW1 era battleships.
Germany was also not allowed to have a lot of rifles, but had no restrictions on carbines, hence the main German rifle was the Karabiner 98, despite not actually having a shorter barrel.
1:51 poland big brain moment 😂
😂😂😂😂true true
Albo, Poland have reversed colors , white on top not red
@@jayvi7762In Countryballs Poland's flag is rotated
@@EnderHelhuh?
@@Lucky04-23 bro thats the meme, a time that google map make poland upside down
As polish i can confirm that german Police officers driving a tractors help us in 1939
0:43 🇫🇷: *”You didn’t have to cut me off”*
🇩🇪: *”and I took that personally”*
🇩🇪 : we have hired a total of 3 million police officers~
🇫🇷 : wha- (brain cell crashes)
You missed the part where they trained their pilots with gliders
Look, some fish get aggressive. So you need a heavily armed and armored wars....fishing boat
Poland: its just police officers with thanks coming toward us.
Also Poland: Wait...................................................uh oh no-
Actually the uk didn't stop Germany from building a navy fleet, they actually have a pact because the uk and us don't want France to become the strongest country in the Europe
France:You can’t have an army of over 100,000 people!
Germany: *yeah i know, that’s why this army has 99,999 people*
you could still have 100k
WHY IS THAT SO TRUE😂😂😂😂
Well now we just have 3 armys with 100k men, legal and problem solved
I don't know what you're talking about, these men aren't in the army. These are actually Marines serving under the navy!
The army consisted of 100,000 officers and 3 million polices to support them. Perfectly balance!
You forgot how they were not permitted to build or own conventional artillery, so they casually invented ICBM’s and the Space Age.
Germany actually named its tanks "Großtraktor" (large tractor in English) during the pre-WW2 period. After (funi mustache man) took over, this was completely disregarded and Germany just started producing more and more battle tanks
The funny thing is. The soviets helped the german tank development. Oh how funny that turned out.
@@marxel4444американцы тоже не отставали в поддержке Германии))
@@чуваквкостюмеагента despite what happend america was a lot more chill with germany at the peace deal then france. and lets not forget the marshall plan to rebuild germany
@@marxel4444 "despite what happend" WHAT? BECAUSE of what happened! America send some soldiers across the sea to fight some legendary enemy. And lost, what, 100k men? France on the other side lost more than milion killed, several milions wounded, some permamently. Large parts of it's territory was ocupied for 4 years, population displaced or under ocupation. Vast majority of the nation was traumatised, not as a colective, but on the personal level.
Also, marshall plan was after WW2, not WW1. And it wasn't to rebuild germany, but to rebuild europe in general.
@@wardasz Im aware of the history if world war one and the effects it had.
Yes, don't worry about those 4 giant gun looking things on the deep sea fishing ship. They shoot spears.
And the tractors shot seeds to efficiently plant seeds over long distances.
The treads on the tractors are there to turn over farmland in Poland don't worry
Our tractors need those guns, the wildlife here is crazy.
Those gun were to hunt Krakens.
1:20 US calling Germany "Ger-money" 😂
Well, they're not wrong...
"they are on the way to go help with Polands agriculture"💀
1:07 it seems like germany is fishing countries
😂
Germany is so nice to go "support" Poland
戦艦で漁業に行くところや、戦車で農業をするところは
とても個性的で各国に好かれるでしょう(笑)
あとgot CATさんの作品が大好きです！！
特にイタリアが戦う動画が大好きで何回見たか自分でもわからないくらいです！
長文失礼しました
私も日本語のコメントを見て安心しました！
@@ハヤシライス太郎 ﾖｶｯﾀｰ
ちなみになんの動画が好き？
@user-fr1ht2zo4z それな、こういう皮肉や滑稽を中心としたのは日本では少ないけど
海外だと結構多いおが好き、例え国が違ってもなんとなく言っている意味がわかるようなのが
ポーランドボールの特徴だよね
This almost made me laugh out loud in a restaurant. Well done! 😂
Allies: Germany you cannot have an army over 100,000 troops you have far exceeded that number
Germany: who said they were people?
Actually the Entente powers claimed that the German disarmament would just be the beginning of a general European disarmament, but that someone had to do the first step. That Germany had done this first step and no one followed for over 15 years gave Hitler the perfect argument to go one step back.
"... hired 3 million police officers."
I... should have expected that, and yet - I have not.
The treaty stated that germany could only have 6 battleships, this is exactly what I thought they’d end up doing💀
this countryball animation is the best
As a German I can Confirm these are tractors, fishing ships and Police Officers😂💀
Nah bro that "polish agriculture" part💀💀
3 million police officers : it’s a very common thing😉
0:38 Look on the bright side, crime won't occur anymore, because the police-to-citizen ratio would by 27-to-1!
Версальский договор: запрещает германии строить танки. Германия: Пылесос
So generous for the Germans to lend some of their tractors and police officers to help Poland plow and maintain their fields
Yeah, it's called field- maintenance.
Europe 1930:German not allow having troops
Europe 2024:German please get more troops
Yay! I was waiting for a new video. Best countryball channel!
耶! 我正在等待新視頻！最好的鄉村球頻道！
Oba! Estava esperando um vídeo novo! Melhor canal de countryballs!
Mr. Worldwide
its great how they make each country speak their official languages
The legend's back!
Il Siracusano just seems weird in a non mafia context... Anyways, it gives me pleasant memories and a craving to play Arknights.
まさかbgmがアークナイツのシラクザーノってことを知ってる人が居ることに感激
Maybe the link is that Germany is like...breaking the rules ?
You know your screwed when the Germans pull up with there tractors and there fishing boats!😂😂😂
Russia:- Can I also take part in polish agriculture😊
You didn't have -evah t'tndid uoY 2:04
“they are about to go and support Polish agriculture” Bro💀💀💀
Germany is doing some illegal 200iq moves
1:56 Tylko grupa niemieckich policjantów jadąca traktorami do nas*
The one about the tank is actually true
Hence the 1st few tanks they produced were called leichttraktor and grosstraktor
Literally called them light tractors and heavy tractors or big tractors. And it worked somehow.
The guns on them were for self defense
@@cookiedoughgaming4779 As the Founding Kaiser Intended.
@@jameshailerthepostmaster4389Omg I'm dying
@@leafenbarkno no they were to shoot the crops into the ground after plowing, why do people not understand the geniois of German engineering so often
Gott, ich liebe Animationen über Deutschland
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The first German tanks were really names „Grosstraktor” (big tractor).
But I am suprised you did not mention how they developed most of they military tech in other countries too.
Yes! Another glorious Countryball animation from Cat God Animation’s!👌👌👌
when an agreement made the German state almost lose its pride but it didn't change everything.
« Ce n’est pas une Paix, c’est une trêve pour vingt ans. »
Maréchal Foch concernant le Traité de Versailles
1:08
As you can see, those 15 inch guns are used to blow up those pesky fish that keep sinking our boats.
Holy shit. This is brilliant.
The "treaty" of versailles was a disgrace......hopefully they learned that lesson
The Treaty of Versailles was the consequence of the war of 1870/71 and how we humiliated France by the way we founded Germany.
The treaty is not by accident made in Versailles.
We Germans did obviously not learn our lesson.
すごいトラクターですねwww一体何の作物をドイツさんは作るのでしょうねwww😂とツッコミたくなりましたwww😂😂
いつも日本語訳をつけて下さりありがとうございますm(__)m
1:53
Poland 1: buddy, have you found anything?
Poland 2: nope just an army of tanks coming towarda us😅
"Das sind die Polizei" 💀
A bunch of tractors in Polish agriculture that's actually an invasion supported by Soviet tractors lol.
"They are about to go and support Polish agriculture" Got me 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Germany outsmarts an entire generation in just 2 minutes
I like how Germany drives to Poland in a Tiger when 98% of German armor in 1939 were Panzers I and II, the rest being early IIIs and IVs.
That's a Later variant of the Panzer IV.
@@justaplayer94 thanks for correcting me.
@@polishscribe674 For reference tiger 1s were much larger and had a more box like hull design then the Panzer IV in the video as well as it's tracks being much larger with an interleaving suspension design which looks a lot different then leaf spring design in the Panzer 4s tracks. (Or well for this later version of the Panzer 4 so that part depends on the model if I remember right but neither design looks anything like the Tiger 1 tank)
@@justaplayer94 Correct, its a Panzer IV F2 specifically, it has the long 75mm but no smoke grenade launchers like the G and no add on side and turret armor like the H and J.
B站來的😂沒想到你在TH-cam也有帳戶（doge
I didn't know Germany invaded Indonesia
ight but in all seriousness, Germany straight up said f*ck the treaty an rearmed. the league did not even do anything to stop him
The league did not want to run into another war. After WW1 it is hard to blame them. They could not know, what we know, who can simply look back.
We should do better and try to avoid WW3 - it will be a war with nuclear arms.
@@ThomasVWorm they did try to prevent another war with the Munich agreement but Hitler did not follow what he promised. not to mention, Britain and France did not do anything to stop Hitler from invading Czechoslovakia as they wanted to bring him onto their side to fight against communism. but yeah , they did try to prevent ww2
Didn't know Germany invaded Indonesia to start wwII
Polandball rule
I like that they're talking their own languages.
Cat-god never disappoints.
Goddamn I really need more Countryballs content
Subbed
0:48
I really wonder what the excuse for the entire U-Boat fleet would be.
“Oh, no worry these are just underwater maintence vehicles, yeah yeah that’s it’s harmless.”
“Completly harmless.”
*Insert that wink Germany did and then just. A U-Boat on patrol in the Atlantic torpedoing A British merchant ship*
a 3 million army ?
NO A POLICE!
雖然二戰的國家球影片主題不錯，但還是比較喜歡現代議題的國家球影片🙂
（啊但是有貓神的國家球影片看就好了，畢竟影片裡面的所有國家球都很可愛🥰😇😘👍）
'This channel is the best countryball animation i ever seen'
Voice like Siri 0:05
Such a masterpiece btw i can't with the voices especially the french google voice 😭😂
《支持波蘭農業》😂
i remember the first "tanks" germany build were litterally named "kleintraktor" (small traktor)