THINGS THAT I WANTED TO TALK ABOUT BUT BROKE THE FLOW OF THE VIDEO Pronunciation: So here’s the thing. I don’t speak Russian, nor do I speak Georgian, heck if you’ve heard my voice I can barely speak my native language of English. My key pronunciation sources was the documentary Stalin: Inside The Terror, an interesting documentary I found online. That’ll be linked in the description for you guys to check out. Of course never underestimate my ability to mispronounce a word, but you can head them pronounced properly in the documentary. Spelling: A lot of these names have multiple ways of being spelt, in example Stalin’s surname can be spelt Jughashvili, Dzhugashvili, and the spelling I use through the video Djugashvili. I used this spelling as it was the spelling used in the book “Young Stalin” by Simon Sebag Montefiore and as he said on the matter “Yet I feel I must spell Stalin’s real name Djugashvili because it was so well known by that spelling.” Svetlana’s Surname: So for those who’ll known their Russian history they will know I kind of contradict myself in this video, kind of? While I say none of his children had the surname Stalin, and I guess in the most literal sense that is true, Svetlana was born with the surname Stalina, while not the name Stalin itself it’s the Russian female form of the surname from the convention of adding an A at the end of a male surname that ends with in. Just thought I would clear that up here with you all. And yes of course, yes, I am fully aware I look like Trotsky and I made a video about the bastard who set up my assassination.
Hey, I've made a recording of all Russian names in the video with Russian pronunciation, including a syllable-by-syllable version to really understand how they are all pronounced. drive.google.com/file/d/0B7EUXycA40KUZWV2RVAyYzZjdjA Edit: If you ever make a video with Russian pronunciation involved, I'd gladly help
I think you did mildly okay with those names, as Georgian names in transliteration aren't easy. I tend to like "Dzhugashvili" even if it takes from a Russian-based transliteration (where "Djugashvili" is hybrid French). Here's a native speaker on Forvo pronouncing it: forvo.com/word/ka/dzhugashvili/ Thank you for the cool video! (Aside: the Sheen/Estevez children are like this too: some use Sheen -- like Martin, who takes this name from his mother -- and others use Estevez (Martin's paternal and birth surname).)
@not oogie Extremes are scarcely ever the best option. Going from one end of the spectrum to the other isn't a countermeasure - it's just a doorway to different mistakes.
@Sir Dankistan no more like they think the great Savior's for basically doing nothing but dying , honestly there just doing a publicity stunt, that Stalin's are just living like normal people because names don't mean shit
300 BC - "Why do we want to be a good person?" 1100 - "Why do we desire the truth?" 1700 - "Why do objects fall to Earth?" 2017 - Are there any Stalins left?
3:00 Stalin, although he was an evil bastard in many other ways, he did not leave his son to die because of pure hatred. If he had swapped the Field Marshall for his son who was not even close to the same rank as the Field Marshall, it would have been an example of gross bias on his part. This would have been used by his political opponents, rightly so, allowing them to pick up more traction. So if he traded the Field Marshall for his son it would have made him a hypocrite who did not “put the interests of the state first.”
Almost all the former royal families still exist in some form. There are still some Bonapartes, D'Orleans, De Bourbons, de Braganzas, von Habsburgs, von Hohenzollerns, Poniatowskis, von Wettins, Romanovs, Solomonids, even the Qing dynasty still has some living members.
Name Explain at 0:57 between "being known" and "lenin" I could not understand anything. I mean it's literally just mumbles. You want feedback? Here: see a speech therapist. Really.
Name Explain I think it's because they could be American, I can understand fine however it's good you engage with the viewers and take up what they say.
Who Owns the Phrase: NO HUMAN: NO PROBLEMS? Wrongly attributed to JV Stalin: evidence that he ever said or wrote something like that, no. This phrase from the novel "Children of the Arbat" (1987) Anatoly Rybakov (1911 - 1998). Where is JV Stalin speaks about the shooting of military experts in Tsaritsyn(Stalingrad, Volgograd)in 1918. Jun 20, 2012
Adolf Hitler If you will kill me then why didnt you make it to Moscow? 🤔🤔 Last time I checked it was Soviet tanks that were surrounding you when you killed yourself.
What do you think about Putin? The current Prime Minister of the Russian Federation And the USSR fell during your death and Motherland is now Reactionary, not Democrat, or Communist but he did bring back the anthem
I watched this video coincidentally whilst visiting Portland last week and decided to visit Chrese Evans' store. She was lovely and sold me a colour chart. Thank you Name Explain!!
He said when he was proposed to trade the field marshall for his son ,, You have many of my sons, and unless you releasse them all, They will all share the same fate"
My grandmother says that surnames mean a lot. She says that the surname of a person effect them unconsciously, whether they want it or not. Do you agree? As you can see, this is not always. My Russian mother was born Yelena Yegorova (or, as she was born in Estonia, they spelled it Jelena Jegorova). At the age of 18, she married a fellow named Nikolai Zenkov back in '86, had my half-brother Aleksandr (or Sasha, as I call him) and changed her name to Zenkova. Nikolai and my mum later divorced. In the beginning of the in 1998. my father, a Swede with the surname Andersson, and my mother met when he was on a trip to Estonia. Mum later moved to Sweden and had me four years later and I got my father's name. When Dad and Mum at last decided to marry, she took the name Andersson. I am half-Swedish and half-Russian, but am always thought of as being a Swede, due to me being born in Sweden, having a Swedish citizenship and due to my surname. However, sometimes, I feel more Russian at certain moments. Mainly because of my appearance (I think that I look more Slavic than Germanic), but also for going to Russian language lessons here. Swedish culture is alright, but I find Russian culture more intriguing and, at some times, rich. To make it all a little bit more confusing, my first name's American/English. :p Even though I have a Swedish surname, an English first name, I look more Russian and sometimes feel the urge too look through some old documents from my mother and my maternal grandfather, originating in the Soviet Union. It's weird. However, in the end of ends, I am what I am. :)
The US's Georgia name comes from King George II of the UK. The Caucasian Georgia (as if US's Georgia is African or something lol) name comes from Saint George, which is featured on its coat of arms, killing a mythological creature, meanwhile Saint George's Cross is featured on the flag of this country.
Short answer - it's a coincidence. Etymology of both names would make for an interesting video though (even though it's kinda blurry subject). Also, they have same names in English specifically. In most languages (all that I know of) they have different names. For example: in my language (Polish) we use original, English name for the state (including English spelling), but we call the country in the Caucasus "Gruzja". Georgians themselves call their country "Sakartvelo". My mom works as the border guard (and doesn't know English) and I remember how she told me that she was surprised when she saw Georgian passport for the first time. At first, she was confused as to why would anyone use a passport from a US state.
A Pope I don't know if your comment was aimed at me, Indians or Tamils. I also need not explain to you anything. Your comment is clearly racist. So your body may stink or not, your values surely do.
Bob Bytes In India a lot of political parties have socialist agendas. So its not surprising that lots of them have communist inspiration, although the sacredness of socialism in India is on decline. As for the already mentioned politician, his party is active in state of Tamil Nadu and is driven by Tamil sub nationality and social change.
LOL..And it is too bad that Stalin did not live another 4 or 5 years longer. At the time of his death, the next group that he had planned to target with a progrom was the Jews! Man, talk about a missed opportunity.
I was always a bit confused by how Americans see Stalin not trading Yakov for a German Field Marshall as a bad thing. In the USSR it gave him a gigantic popularity boost. Some older people and young Stalinists are still "proud of having a leader who puts his country first in every aspect". While I'm not a Stalin-supporter myself, I still fail to see what was wrong with his decision. Can someone explain it to me?
It is just morally wrong, sacrificing you own son and not even flinch. It doesn't matter if its your country that wants it because the son believed that his dad was his savior but in end he was treated like a traitor not a son.
For the people he was the leader of their country. His job wasn't to be a good father. If you hire someone to do something, you won't pay him because he's a good man with his son, but because he does what he has to do, that's why you hired him in the first place. The same is for Stalin. Did he stop a possible civil war? Yes, he did. Did he ordered his troops to do whatever is necessary to win the war? Yes, he did. He did a good job as the leader of the USSR. Morality is less important than the victory in a war started by those that wanted to annihilate your people. Yakob would've ended dead anyway.
+RedAkert Nothing is "just morally wrong". Morality isn't absolute nor objective. Many people would consider putting own interest above interest of nation morally wrong.
Even if it wasn't his own son, are you asking what is wrong in a leader REFUSING to bring back a soldier alive? That should be the first and foremost goal of every leader. Keeping his citizens safe.
why is it that almost all fascist or socialist leaders then had a mustache, Hitler, Stalin, Franco, Hirohito? I guess it was a requirement to be apart of the club or something.
chicken krispies yes yes but it was not the Eastern Europe that's why Churchill and Wilson were clean shaven as well as many men in America and Britain
Svetlana's children all seem(ed) like fine people, I hope being Stalin's descendants doesn't haunt them as badly as it did their mom. It's not their fault.
he didnt kill 20 million, even many western historians believe it to be around 6-11 million the 20 million came before the iron curtain fell when the west had no way of counting, so it was just a wild guess after the curtain fell and the records were access its now believed to be AT MOST 6-11 million depending on the historian
Расстреляно было лишь 681 692 человека (арестовано - 1 372 392 т.е. в 2 раза больше) Источник: russian.rt.com/science/article/405118-80-let-postanovleniye-ob-antisovetskih-elementah
nanda erdhani anarchist want communism but instead of the government deciding who gets what they want town councils to decide. which is of course a stupid idea
Jeez, if All of Stalin's siblings had lived, and Stalin's father had not gone into alcoholism, then Stalin might have grown up to be a good person, and then he would have gone down in history as the hero who defeated the Nazis, and not as a sociopathic killer.
From what I've red of his biography by Simon Sebag Montefiore, he made up his name from Lenin [you got right] but you didn't know, maybe, he got the Sta from a Lover he had in the hairdresser, he could do whatever he wished for. And also, J.Stalin went nuts when Nadhezda died, being that said, his posture got tottaly different after death, even becoming kinda drunk and depressed.
When asked by a courageous friend, Stalin said he didn't save his son because effectively "how would it look to all the other parents who had lost their sons in the war". "in the end I pitied him" As Stalin walked away
I thinks its nice that even people who have done terrible things are people. Stalins father was a drunk and abusive type. His first wife died after she turned his heart from stone. This changed his look on life and made him colder. Is affected his son and his actions towards him. His second marriage repaired his outlook. He was disappointed in how his son presented himself and adore his daughter only to be consumed by his work. Such a nice life. He sounds like a good person and seems extremely charismatic, not all dictators or war criminals are necessarily bad people.
One of Stalin's first gigs as a hired organizer of strife was to work for Rockefeller to disrupt the noble/Rothschild oil production in Baku, that was annoying the standard oil company (who at the time were not a monopoly despite what they teach in US schools)
I'd like to point out that there is a politician in India named M K Stalin. He is NOT a blood relative of Joseph Stalin but was named after him. You can learn more about him in Wikipedia.
@@caleb5035 no he isnt right, the place he sais is in Tbilisi and stalin was born in gori, i actually was born across the street of where stalins house, not the one he was born in but the one where he lived later
this is actually kind of depressing. you have a man beaten by his father, whose first wife and only love died leaving their 9 month only son behind, who then hardened his heart literally naming himself man of steel, who ended up with 2 sons who he saw as imbeciles , and died with his name being cemented as an evil dictator with no love in his heart. frankly this would make a top notch novel
2:49 actually he said some different phrase. I don't know how to translate, something like "missed" with some "lol, good luck dude" intonation. Which makes this phrase a bit different. But still, he said it in fron of his dying son.
For some reason, I didn't feel you went in hard enough on Stalin as you did on other famous dictators around that time. Stalin was far worst than anyone and yet has been swept under the rug in regards to what he did in his political career when it comes to people who talk about him.
But there are no contemporary records of him. Only 3 hand accounts which sound eerily like other "sons of gods" stories. Philo of Judaeus who live in Jerusalem at the same time never mentions him. Nazareth did not exist until the 2nd century. All the accounts are decades after the alleged events and some of those are thought to e forgeries. All the accounts sound like "Chinese whispers" getting more fantastic with time. Paul gives no indication that the resurrection was corporeal. Only like an apparition. His was the first account. No details of Jesus' life. By the gospels the resurrection is bodily and many details of his life are provided, complete with "miracles". For me to believe that Jesus was real I would need non-biblical contemporary records and these don't exist. Eusebius is believed to have inserted the so called Josephus paragraphs.
The surname Steel or Steele which means the same is common here in Britain. The similar-sounding, but different meaning name, Starling [same as the bird] is also quite common.
Stalin's life was very similar to that of Ivan IV The Terrible. Ivan also had a wife he was very close to until she died of sudden illness (allegedly poisoned) and that changed his psyche for the worse. He was also abused in childhood, not by his father though, but by boyars.
"This creature softened my heart of stone. She died and with her died my last warm feeling for humanity." Well that last part shines through pretty well if I say so myself. Boom...20 million dead.
That's weird to think. There's an ethnic Stalin about 20 miles away from me who runs an antique shop. Interesting, I'll need to give that shop a visit.
Hirohito is not a family name, it's a personal name. If you're asking if he had relatives, his son is the current emperor of Japan, and he had one other son, still living, and five daughters, two still living. Their family is the Imperial House of Japan, which according to traditional dates has reigned over Japan for 2,677 years as of year 29 of the Heisei era . Also, in Japan he is not called Hirohito for the most part; he is called the Syôwa emperor, after his era name. In many circumstances Japanese consider it disrespectful to refer to people by their given names, preferring to use family names and honorifics, and it is considered grossly inappropriate to refer to the Emperor of Japan by his given name.
THINGS THAT I WANTED TO TALK ABOUT BUT BROKE THE FLOW OF THE VIDEO
Pronunciation: So here’s the thing. I don’t speak Russian, nor do I speak Georgian, heck if you’ve heard my voice I can barely speak my native language of English. My key pronunciation sources was the documentary Stalin: Inside The Terror, an interesting documentary I found online. That’ll be linked in the description for you guys to check out. Of course never underestimate my ability to mispronounce a word, but you can head them pronounced properly in the documentary.
Spelling: A lot of these names have multiple ways of being spelt, in example Stalin’s surname can be spelt Jughashvili, Dzhugashvili, and the spelling I use through the video Djugashvili. I used this spelling as it was the spelling used in the book “Young Stalin” by Simon Sebag Montefiore and as he said on the matter “Yet I feel I must spell Stalin’s real name Djugashvili because it was so well known by that spelling.”
Svetlana’s Surname: So for those who’ll known their Russian history they will know I kind of contradict myself in this video, kind of? While I say none of his children had the surname Stalin, and I guess in the most literal sense that is true, Svetlana was born with the surname Stalina, while not the name Stalin itself it’s the Russian female form of the surname from the convention of adding an A at the end of a male surname that ends with in. Just thought I would clear that up here with you all.
And yes of course, yes, I am fully aware I look like Trotsky and I made a video about the bastard who set up my assassination.
Hello :)
Hey, I've made a recording of all Russian names in the video with Russian pronunciation, including a syllable-by-syllable version to really understand how they are all pronounced.
drive.google.com/file/d/0B7EUXycA40KUZWV2RVAyYzZjdjA
Edit: If you ever make a video with Russian pronunciation involved, I'd gladly help
I'm pretty sure "Joseph/Ioseb" is pronounced "Yoh-seb" or "Yoh-sif" in these cases.
Also, "Yevgeny"
Pronounced "yev-gen-ee," NOT "jen."
I think you did mildly okay with those names, as Georgian names in transliteration aren't easy. I tend to like "Dzhugashvili" even if it takes from a Russian-based transliteration (where "Djugashvili" is hybrid French).
Here's a native speaker on Forvo pronouncing it: forvo.com/word/ka/dzhugashvili/
Thank you for the cool video! (Aside: the Sheen/Estevez children are like this too: some use Sheen -- like Martin, who takes this name from his mother -- and others use Estevez (Martin's paternal and birth surname).)
way2sad4me
"Buddhist Stalin living in Oregon"
That's not something you hear every day
As someone living in Portland, this is probably the most portland thing you can do. lol
Yeah, she seems cool.
Lastof hitlers bloodline lived in new jersey and they refused to have children because of it
really stupid excuse for wanting to not have any responebilities
Nikola a
Basically there are Stalins and Hitlers living in the states. How ironic.
Only by name but not by biological.
Land of the Free
@@peeprzboi214 i think he or she was referring to hitlers children
@not oogie
Extremes are scarcely ever the best option. Going from one end of the spectrum to the other isn't a countermeasure - it's just a doorway to different mistakes.
@Sir Dankistan no more like they think the great Savior's for basically doing nothing but dying , honestly there just doing a publicity stunt, that Stalin's are just living like normal people because names don't mean shit
Oh so when OverSimplified said Stalin's father punished him severely it was true
Oversimplified knows it all
Mała JR I never knew I had someone else who watches oversimplified come here...
That was hitler
@@killme8yearsago864 was also stalin in the cold war video
Rohan R. Ok then I was wrong
Jughashvili derives from Georgian word Jugha which means Steel, so the pseudonym Stalin derives from his last name "son of the steel"
Jugha does not mean steel in Georgian though...
Nooberino Kripperino he means republic of Georgia not the US state u dumb
Saidan moitanet?
steel in georgian gonna be poladi
Jugha means iron, not steel.
Stalin is not from russia. He's georgian. Most of the people don't know this. Thank you.
most of soviet leaders doesn't come from russia though
@@hatakekitama3953 I mean,they DID came from Russia,since those terrotories were under the Russian empire rule,they were Russian
@@butterskywalker8785 hmm yeah sorry lol, i mean most of them are not ethnically russian
Did georgia even exist at that time?
@@complicated6094 mate, georgia is 14,000 years old
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1100 - "Why do we desire the truth?"
1700 - "Why do objects fall to Earth?"
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There's a taxi bike driver in Indonesia named Stalin
Where 😂😂😂
Nanda Faris in Indonesia
Frost Stories not south eastern
remove weaboo
Frost Stories They are aslong as they aren't Muslim
The top comment stole my identity
Joseph Stalin too bad :(
Gulag Blyat
He'll not find me as the way he was searching where was Berlin
Главное Управление Лагерей (ГУЛАГ/GULAG)
You're a fake one
3:00 Stalin, although he was an evil bastard in many other ways, he did not leave his son to die because of pure hatred. If he had swapped the Field Marshall for his son who was not even close to the same rank as the Field Marshall, it would have been an example of gross bias on his part. This would have been used by his political opponents, rightly so, allowing them to pick up more traction. So if he traded the Field Marshall for his son it would have made him a hypocrite who did not “put the interests of the state first.”
Very good comment, Stalin was seen as an astonishing hero that made a great Sacrifice by not doing the Swap
With how many perks Vasily had, the fact that he didn't help Yakov is disgraceful, he was a tyrant and did not deserve his family.
Amir, your comment is superficial
@@chrislambert1617 if you're going to dare to make that statement, at least have the decency to back it up
@@amirpourghoureiyan1637 Your comment provides the back up
So I live in a state where a Stalin lives. Cool.
MaroonThorn What do you mea-oh Georgia right?
Rainbow Stalin yo I met one of his granddaughter
Really now?
MaroonThorn He's talking about the country.
Rainbow Stalin hey bro
You're the first ever person to make me feel bad for Stalin.
I mean I do sometimes buy i mean he had different be lives so ok
Are there any relatives of Kaiser Wilhelm II left?
Kaiser Yes
Yes. Current head of family is Georg Friedrich, great-great-grandson of Wilhelm II.
All european royal families are in some way related, so yes.
Almost all the former royal families still exist in some form. There are still some Bonapartes, D'Orleans, De Bourbons, de Braganzas, von Habsburgs, von Hohenzollerns, Poniatowskis, von Wettins, Romanovs, Solomonids, even the Qing dynasty still has some living members.
+Moarice *cough* House of Burgundy *cough*
The base volume of your videos could have been higher
Interesting, cheers for the feedback.
Name Explain at 0:57 between "being known" and "lenin" I could not understand anything. I mean it's literally just mumbles. You want feedback? Here: see a speech therapist. Really.
I saw a speech therapist for the first 7 or 8 years of my life. Still need to improve clearly.
I understood him fine. Time to clean out your ears.
Name Explain I think it's because they could be American, I can understand fine however it's good you engage with the viewers and take up what they say.
Keke
Do you love me
Are you riding
Say you'll never let our kid be dictator
Oops too late
Nice
Lol
Lil
God young Stalin was hot.
I’m a straight dude lol
Was always hot
If his first wife survived. He would not be Man with the Heart Hold as Steel
David Stinnett he was a ugly shit
@@chrisj197438 one of the reasons I hate Stalin. Bitch
good looking guy
"Death solves all problems. no man, no problem"
- Joseph Stalin
Link?
Glad he solved himself then.
The Red Rebel I think it was a joke lol
My favorite Stalin quote:)
Who Owns the Phrase: NO HUMAN: NO PROBLEMS? Wrongly attributed to JV Stalin: evidence that he ever said or wrote something like that, no. This phrase from the novel "Children of the Arbat" (1987) Anatoly Rybakov (1911 - 1998). Where is JV Stalin speaks about the shooting of military experts in Tsaritsyn(Stalingrad, Volgograd)in 1918. Jun 20, 2012
Yes. Me.
You're here!
xD
Adolf Hitler
If you will kill me then why didnt you make it to Moscow? 🤔🤔
Last time I checked it was Soviet tanks that were surrounding you when you killed yourself.
There is no U in freedom, but there is in gulag.
What do you think about Putin?
The current Prime Minister of the Russian Federation And the USSR fell during your death and Motherland is now Reactionary, not Democrat, or Communist but he did bring back the anthem
I watched this video coincidentally whilst visiting Portland last week and decided to visit Chrese Evans' store. She was lovely and sold me a colour chart. Thank you Name Explain!!
Runnymede85 did she defend her grandfather
No but she did offer packing solutions for my poster
Wow, he didn't even spare any mercy for the only son of his beloved first wife. Truly steel-hearted.
He said when he was proposed to trade the field marshall for his son
,, You have many of my sons, and unless you releasse them all, They will all share the same fate"
my uncle's first name is stalin no joke
Yes, but his last name isn't. Everyone can name their son "Stalin".
i know im just pointing that out
Totalferdox, are you from Latin America?
what? no
Jdeiej Wkkssj wrong totalitarian sympathies
Yes! _All_ Stalins are Left. :)
Left leaning Haha
Hahaha not every liberal is communist
every square is a stalin but not every rectangle is left
No, I'm a Capitalist.
My grandmother says that surnames mean a lot. She says that the surname of a person effect them unconsciously, whether they want it or not. Do you agree?
As you can see, this is not always. My Russian mother was born Yelena Yegorova (or, as she was born in Estonia, they spelled it Jelena Jegorova). At the age of 18, she married a fellow named Nikolai Zenkov back in '86, had my half-brother Aleksandr (or Sasha, as I call him) and changed her name to Zenkova. Nikolai and my mum later divorced.
In the beginning of the in 1998. my father, a Swede with the surname Andersson, and my mother met when he was on a trip to Estonia. Mum later moved to Sweden and had me four years later and I got my father's name. When Dad and Mum at last decided to marry, she took the name Andersson.
I am half-Swedish and half-Russian, but am always thought of as being a Swede, due to me being born in Sweden, having a Swedish citizenship and due to my surname. However, sometimes, I feel more Russian at certain moments. Mainly because of my appearance (I think that I look more Slavic than Germanic), but also for going to Russian language lessons here. Swedish culture is alright, but I find Russian culture more intriguing and, at some times, rich. To make it all a little bit more confusing, my first name's American/English. :p
Even though I have a Swedish surname, an English first name, I look more Russian and sometimes feel the urge too look through some old documents from my mother and my maternal grandfather, originating in the Soviet Union. It's weird. However, in the end of ends, I am what I am. :)
I enjoyed reading this 💜
Beautiful comment
Stalin was pretty hot in his youth and yes, I feel bad for admitting it...
It's okay
stalin was still looked good despite being 70 years old in ww2.
Mustache
Same; he looked gorgeous in 2:28
When Stalin said “He can’t even shoot straight!” I was like “owwwwww shit!”
When Stalin was around, in Bulgaria one of our cities was renamed to him. You could live in Stalin for 20 years until 1991 when the union collapsed.
Is 'Explain' your real surname, or did you change it? Will your children be called 'Event Explain', 'Thing Explain' and 'Meme Explain'?
Fraser McFadyen I'm shure it's an elmentry deduction that's an ailianes and not his "real name".
shorelock homes it's a joke
Dank memes r Dank - I think his reply is also a joke
it actually is.
shorelock homes r/woooosh
Are there any Roosevelts (Theodore Roosevelt) left?
If there was, I'd fanboy. I'm a big fan of Teddy Roosevelt's nephew FDR.
MS MMS FDR was his fifth cousin
The Wheelchair president who squatted 800 lbs?
Yes
Theodore Roosevelt IV, is an investment banker and managing director at Barclays Capital
And Kermit Roosevelt III is a university professor
0:47 that's a pretty modern looking haircut lmao 😂
It just 100yrs ago. Were you expecting Roman haircut ?
@@BlackIce777-b6h Finally someone who doesn't think 100 years ago was prehistoric times or something.
Dat guy that looks like Big Smoke: Are there any Djugashvili left?
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ok, now why do Georgia and Georgia have the same name?
Georgia the Country and Georgia the state
Monster Book yes, obviously. Well, there's also south Georgia islands, if I recall correctly
The US's Georgia name comes from King George II of the UK.
The Caucasian Georgia (as if US's Georgia is African or something lol) name comes from Saint George, which is featured on its coat of arms, killing a mythological creature, meanwhile Saint George's Cross is featured on the flag of this country.
Because of Saint George.
Short answer - it's a coincidence. Etymology of both names would make for an interesting video though (even though it's kinda blurry subject). Also, they have same names in English specifically. In most languages (all that I know of) they have different names. For example: in my language (Polish) we use original, English name for the state (including English spelling), but we call the country in the Caucasus "Gruzja". Georgians themselves call their country "Sakartvelo". My mom works as the border guard (and doesn't know English) and I remember how she told me that she was surprised when she saw Georgian passport for the first time. At first, she was confused as to why would anyone use a passport from a US state.
A Tamil politician in India uses this name.
A Pope I don't know if your comment was aimed at me, Indians or Tamils. I also need not explain to you anything. Your comment is clearly racist. So your body may stink or not, your values surely do.
Shivam Shukla what is his/her name? Also can you tell me their political alignment as well please? Thanks
Bob Bytes
He is referring to Muththuveil Karunnanaidhi Stalin
Or just M K Stalin.
Bob Bytes In India a lot of political parties have socialist agendas. So its not surprising that lots of them have communist inspiration, although the sacredness of socialism in India is on decline. As for the already mentioned politician, his party is active in state of Tamil Nadu and is driven by Tamil sub nationality and social change.
LOL..And it is too bad that Stalin did not live another 4 or 5 years longer. At the time of his death, the next group that he had planned to target with a progrom was the Jews! Man, talk about a missed opportunity.
Holy shit did stalin look good as young xD
He was well known as a playboy before he came to power. ;)
Wow ;)
Is it just me or does he look like aldosworldtv
I wish I had looks like him, but he doesn’t have a droid army and a lot of money
Are there any lenins left?
No direct descendants exist (he married but had no children). There are a few great nieces and nephews that use the familial name of Ulyanov
Mangel0 1 - One of them is his great great grandnephew who works at a funeral home.
That quote about his wife gave me goosebumps
He was forshadowing lmao
Great video, mate! I appreciate all the research it must have taken!
Cheers dude :)
I was always a bit confused by how Americans see Stalin not trading Yakov for a German Field Marshall as a bad thing. In the USSR it gave him a gigantic popularity boost. Some older people and young Stalinists are still "proud of having a leader who puts his country first in every aspect". While I'm not a Stalin-supporter myself, I still fail to see what was wrong with his decision. Can someone explain it to me?
It is just morally wrong, sacrificing you own son and not even flinch. It doesn't matter if its your country that wants it because the son believed that his dad was his savior but in end he was treated like a traitor not a son.
For the people he was the leader of their country. His job wasn't to be a good father.
If you hire someone to do something, you won't pay him because he's a good man with his son, but because he does what he has to do, that's why you hired him in the first place. The same is for Stalin. Did he stop a possible civil war? Yes, he did. Did he ordered his troops to do whatever is necessary to win the war? Yes, he did. He did a good job as the leader of the USSR.
Morality is less important than the victory in a war started by those that wanted to annihilate your people. Yakob would've ended dead anyway.
+RedAkert Nothing is "just morally wrong". Morality isn't absolute nor objective. Many people would consider putting own interest above interest of nation morally wrong.
Even if it wasn't his own son, are you asking what is wrong in a leader REFUSING to bring back a soldier alive?
That should be the first and foremost goal of every leader. Keeping his citizens safe.
Not if it means giving up field marshal, who can give you a lot of intel.
Lenin please
Comrade Bepsi Marx Lenin never had children.
Comrade Bepsi Marx
who'd marry a commie? not me
SteveThrNeigborly Gamer the patch of dirt on which its back broke
Lenin - He was one of the fab four wasn't he?
Comrade Bepsi Marx bepsi marx
:D
Savva Berezovsky is a great-great grandson of Stalin and lives in the UK.
Stumbled into this channel. 🙌
why is it that almost all fascist or socialist leaders then had a mustache, Hitler, Stalin, Franco, Hirohito? I guess it was a requirement to be apart of the club or something.
Understanding Us Mustache's were just the popular style for men to sport in the early twentieth century.
chicken krispies yes yes but it was not the Eastern Europe that's why Churchill and Wilson were clean shaven as well as many men in America and Britain
Mao Zedong
Understanding Us Yeah, it had kind of fallen out of style by the middle of the century, at least in the western world anyway.
FDR,
A guy in my highschool was named Stalin Satan
Ouka45 top 10 Anime heroes.
Ouka45 Didn't happen, prove it with a yearbook picture.
A guy in my high school was named Lucifer Lenin
There was a dude called Peter Pan in my school
There was a guy in my highschool name fuckingdirtbagpieceofshit. How bout that?
Are there any Habsburgs left?
Gekkigheid yes
Jay Leno, Quentin Tarantino, Erroll van Volkheim, Andre The Giant
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_von_Habsburg
Those bastards reigned in my country.
yes. in all the former Austro-Hungarian states there are Hapsburgs. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_von_Habsburg
Svetlana's children all seem(ed) like fine people, I hope being Stalin's descendants doesn't haunt them as badly as it did their mom. It's not their fault.
Svetlana's Daughter is an Guns enthusiast in USA
bruh stalins life is a straight up anime
2:18 Oh wow I almost feel bad for him. Almost.
Harrison Shone we could have been monsters under circumstances too. It's ok to feel bad for him. It only makes you heartful
That's good, shows that you are much more human than them.
Well ya know had he not killed 20 million people
he didnt kill 20 million, even many western historians believe it to be around 6-11 million
the 20 million came before the iron curtain fell when the west had no way of counting, so it was just a wild guess
after the curtain fell and the records were access its now believed to be AT MOST 6-11 million depending on the historian
Расстреляно было лишь 681 692 человека (арестовано - 1 372 392 т.е. в 2 раза больше)
Источник:
russian.rt.com/science/article/405118-80-let-postanovleniye-ob-antisovetskih-elementah
If there are any stalins left then I will like to meet them
Yes there like and they're antifa
I know one of them as my best friend.
I am here 😂
nanda erdhani anarchist want communism but instead of the government deciding who gets what they want town councils to decide. which is of course a stupid idea
THE THREE BLIND CHICKENS i had a classmate years ago named stalin
Well? Quit STALIN around and tell us!
Quit Russian him
Single file line no *russia-russian*
Anish Bagri that hurt
Crazy to have a grandfather that was born from the 1870s and became a notable figure in history
Yeah but “are there any Djugashvili left” just doesn’t get views.
Wait, so I've literally met Stalin's granddaughter and didn't even realize it?
Kim jun un: I’m one of the brutalist Dictators!
Stalin: hold my vodka.
J.K Rowling:hold my books
No no no it’s hold *OUR* Vodka
Thats just dumb if its joke its not funny.
You pronounce Djugashvili differently every time it comes up xD
Jeez, if All of Stalin's siblings had lived, and Stalin's father had not gone into alcoholism, then Stalin might have grown up to be a good person, and then he would have gone down in history as the hero who defeated the Nazis, and not as a sociopathic killer.
Turns out 3,800 Stalin's live in Bangladesh and 39 in Russia.
Why Netherlands call their People as Dutch instead of Netherlander?
This is my 10th petition!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
blog.dictionary.com/demonym/ here you lazy moron
YouCan'tAlwaysGet WhatYouWant
Actually they do call themselves netherlanders. It's the English people who call them dutch
+Attila the Fun
Yea
ironic name
Netherlander = Neanderthal
0:39 actually in Georgian SoSo is short for joseph.
My great grandmother was apparently a friend of Svetlana's.
Even Stalin became one of the greatest warlords in history he was betrayed by his own daughter.
um I'm straight but goddamn young Stalin is hot
Boni Thank you for recognising my species
unlike somone else *stares at self in mirror*
but tbh he was
Ryan Fazal same here no homo
Ryan Fazal no homo but young Stalin and Vasily were fine af
Ryan Fazal Thank you!
0:47 I swear that’s my brother, all he’s missing is that one mole by his nose
As a straight male, young Stalin was handsome
I've noticed that families of dictators are somewhat cursed. Feeling the ire of both their blood relations and how the public eyes view them.
Never thought that Joseph Joestar was an Stalin huh
Trotsky had grandchildren and they make videos for TH-cam about Names and look identical to their dear old grandad 😀
damn that ending, interesting video
Plenty of Stalins are left, I saw several last weekend at Berkeley!
Please dont associate us with antifa fucktards
@creamedeggs I saw one in georgia
btw im georgian.
From what I've red of his biography by Simon Sebag Montefiore, he made up his name from Lenin [you got right] but you didn't know, maybe, he got the Sta from a Lover he had in the hairdresser, he could do whatever he wished for. And also, J.Stalin went nuts when Nadhezda died, being that said, his posture got tottaly different after death, even becoming kinda drunk and depressed.
When asked by a courageous friend, Stalin said he didn't save his son because effectively "how would it look to all the other parents who had lost their sons in the war". "in the end I pitied him" As Stalin walked away
1:00 *_Is that Markiplier?_*
Markplier but Georgian
Hell yeah there are
Ya he look like a filmstar when he was young
DjuDju's Bizzare Adventure
I thinks its nice that even people who have done terrible things are people. Stalins father was a drunk and abusive type. His first wife died after she turned his heart from stone. This changed his look on life and made him colder. Is affected his son and his actions towards him. His second marriage repaired his outlook. He was disappointed in how his son presented himself and adore his daughter only to be consumed by his work. Such a nice life. He sounds like a good person and seems extremely charismatic, not all dictators or war criminals are necessarily bad people.
One of Stalin's first gigs as a hired organizer of strife was to work for Rockefeller to disrupt the noble/Rothschild oil production in Baku, that was annoying the standard oil company (who at the time were not a monopoly despite what they teach in US schools)
Damn young Stalin looked good
Give that tattoo girl a Army and release her inner Stalin and we will never hear about Neo-Nazi's again.
Ysbrand vd Velde cuz nazis lost to the soviets lol I got the joke real quick
Hahahaha
She looks disgusting let's just have the Brits throw themselves at the enemy
It nice to have Stalin kids today because it remembers me that his boold is still alive
I'd like to point out that there is a politician in India named M K Stalin. He is NOT a blood relative of Joseph Stalin but was named after him. You can learn more about him in Wikipedia.
8:09 that happend with gary numan as well.
His actual surname is Webb. He changed it to numan and the surname of his kids are numan as well.
Stalin was born where i currently live probably 2 houses away from mine
Name of the place is "didi lilo"
proof?
@@caleb5035 no he isnt right, the place he sais is in Tbilisi and stalin was born in gori, i actually was born across the street of where stalins house, not the one he was born in but the one where he lived later
this is actually kind of depressing. you have a man beaten by his father, whose first wife and only love died leaving their 9 month only son behind, who then hardened his heart literally naming himself man of steel, who ended up with 2 sons who he saw as imbeciles , and died with his name being cemented as an evil dictator with no love in his heart. frankly this would make a top notch novel
You don't become a ruthless dictator without being hardened by the world
you bucherd those names so much i mean the georgian names
2:49 actually he said some different phrase. I don't know how to translate, something like "missed" with some "lol, good luck dude" intonation. Which makes this phrase a bit different. But still, he said it in fron of his dying son.
4:10 Just as you brought up planes, a jet flew above me...
For some reason, I didn't feel you went in hard enough on Stalin as you did on other famous dictators around that time. Stalin was far worst than anyone and yet has been swept under the rug in regards to what he did in his political career when it comes to people who talk about him.
Are there any Zedongs left?
Likely not.
Don’t you mean are there any Maos left?
is there any relatives of JESUS?
I think it is certain that Jesus didn't exist.
he's believed to have had brothers
Almost all modern scholars believe that he existed historically, with or without his divinity is disputed.
But there are no contemporary records of him. Only 3 hand accounts which sound eerily like other "sons of gods" stories. Philo of Judaeus who live in Jerusalem at the same time never mentions him. Nazareth did not exist until the 2nd century. All the accounts are decades after the alleged events and some of those are thought to e forgeries. All the accounts sound like "Chinese whispers" getting more fantastic with time. Paul gives no indication that the resurrection was corporeal. Only like an apparition. His was the first account. No details of Jesus' life. By the gospels the resurrection is bodily and many details of his life are provided, complete with "miracles".
For me to believe that Jesus was real I would need non-biblical contemporary records and these don't exist. Eusebius is believed to have inserted the so called Josephus paragraphs.
As much evidence exists of Jesus as Socrates, Alexander the Great, and Sophocles. You doubt the existence of them?
The surname Steel or Steele which means the same is common here in Britain.
The similar-sounding, but different meaning name, Starling [same as the bird] is also quite common.
Stalin's life was very similar to that of Ivan IV The Terrible. Ivan also had a wife he was very close to until she died of sudden illness (allegedly poisoned) and that changed his psyche for the worse. He was also abused in childhood, not by his father though, but by boyars.
stalin's Georgian name sounds more like "Jugashvili"
just saying...
I dont want to hear that name ever again
Joseph Stalin OK Ioseb Djugashvili
Can you make a video about why 'Nederlands' is called 'Dutch' in English?
Because they speak German dialect Dutch comes from Deutsch
"This creature softened my heart of stone. She died and with her died my last warm feeling for humanity." Well that last part shines through pretty well if I say so myself. Boom...20 million dead.
Yevgeny also had two children, Yakov and Vissarion, who are still very much alive
That's weird to think. There's an ethnic Stalin about 20 miles away from me who runs an antique shop. Interesting, I'll need to give that shop a visit.
Are there any Hirohitos left?
Hirohito is not a family name, it's a personal name. If you're asking if he had relatives, his son is the current emperor of Japan, and he had one other son, still living, and five daughters, two still living. Their family is the Imperial House of Japan, which according to traditional dates has reigned over Japan for 2,677 years as of year 29 of the Heisei era . Also, in Japan he is not called Hirohito for the most part; he is called the Syôwa emperor, after his era name. In many circumstances Japanese consider it disrespectful to refer to people by their given names, preferring to use family names and honorifics, and it is considered grossly inappropriate to refer to the Emperor of Japan by his given name.
Emperor of japan is his son
Uyarasuk Geez man, it was just a joke. I knew he had children and stuff.
are there any swedish left?
Good question🤔
7:25 WTF I *KNOW* Chrese Evans. Well, I met her. We aren't really friends.
There is one in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, its chief minister M. K. Stalin.
0:59 Damn stalin looks like a model.
I’m Stalin