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I DIDN'T Know This HAPPENED! WW2 - Oversimplified (Part 1) Reaction
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It's literally called the Napoleon Complex.
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Paid off by the Chinese government, I see? Lol
7:09
Just as an aside: The 'short man complex' was a myth invented by London as Propaganda against Napoleon. Napoleon was actually above average height at the time. London decided that arraying any of their enemies as 'small men' made the public feel superior. It's a little frightening how much popular myth is actually English propoganda (Like Great Britain beating Napoleon at Waterloo, while only being 26% of the allied troops that were there against Napoleon....and most of the Brits being Irish and Scots they sell it as a 'great English victory')
"is that Hitler? did they say his name?"
oversimplified 2 seconds into video: "....a young man named Benito Mussolini...." lmaooooo
Thank you! I thought the same. At least listen to the video you're reacting to 🙄
Yeah, they're stupid as hell
this is why you don't do drugs kids..their brains are fried lol
Yeah >< And it was about Italy :D
How stupid can they be
“oh ok so hitler ain’t play by the rules...”
yeah that was kinda his *speciality*
technically he made the rules- so what he did was legal.
Which is exactly the reason you shouldn't accept something as right just because it is the law- most government may not be Nazis but they make unjust laws all the time
@@douggoldwater1734 that is true that me and many others that in former colonies in Africa, look at the British empire, the French, Portuguese and the Belgium’s as Nazi like 🤷🏾♂️
Did these guys go to school? do they not have schools in "urban" areas in america? or do they not teach "white history" or something?
@@nullakjg767 lol what?
@@intello8953
Do you have the same view of the African empires? Zulu, Benin, Kongo etc?
“You lied to me”
“What’d you expect? I’m Hitler!” 😂😂
Kev made me fly out of my seat when he said "is dat Hitler". Then OJ said "idk maybe", then I really was losing it😂.
I saw your comment before i started watching and oh my days😂😂is that Hitler?!😂😂😂
Funny and all, but you guys have to understand they never retained shit liked that cause they weren't interested in it until they became older. I don't blame them.
@@anti-russbot5127 bro its hitler though hahaha
@@anti-russbot5127 that’s American education for you
@@anti-russbot5127 I don't think he was blaming them. And it's also worth noting that they realized their mistake within 20 seconds or so, and learned from it. Which is pretty much the entire point.
Napoleon was actually average height for his time, he was a small child however. The Myth about his height was most likely from the British who constantly mocked the french emperor.
I never understood the logic behind that tho. Of course they tried to show their citizens he isnt that powerfull, but doesnt it more lead to "hes small and not that strong, but he still was able to fk with us"? I mean... If you are about even in fights and try to make the enemie look small, you make yourself look small. Maybe im just missing parts of history...
Another confusion about his height is our misinterpretation of the way french measured length at the time which put him at 5"2 when in reality he was more along the lines of 5"6 which is about average height for that time.
@@joelhofmann5840 that's a traditional propaganda war tactic. You even see it on ancient carvings and walls where someone's enemy looks smaller, monsterous, play into negative stereotypes, etc. It's a way to make your enemy look less than human. A great example of this is WWII posters from all sides of the conflict. Every single major country used propaganda to make the other side look small and subhuman.
who says they were talking about his height?
@@pedrolopez8057 Its a pretty common misconception, have you never heard of a napoleon complex?
@@joelhofmann5840 Another part of it is that Napoleon promoted officers based on merit and skill, not based on how they made him look. He basically didn't give a shit about PR, he just wanted dudes who would win battle for him, even if they looked more physically imposing than he did when they were standing next to each other. Most rulers at the time would make an effort to appear larger or more imposing than their subordinates, but Napoleon just didn't give a fuck about that.
Can we take a moment to appreciate the narrators pure skill. And how he takes the small pauses after he mentions ever major event. Just enough time for you to process everything. Clear talker. I could care less about the cartoon, his deliverance is nothing short of art lol
I’m glad he mentions Nanking. That flies under the radar for some reason.
Because china didnt matter in ww2 beyond the fact it tied up a few japanese troops.
WWII occurred over so many nations that the combat and atrocities in some countries get overshadowed by the more well known fronts. Some wouldn't know about British troops needing to fight off German and Italian forces in modern day Iraq, Jordan and Israel, or the fighting in Burma, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia,etc. to remove the Japanese forces.
The world was simply smaller at that time
Everyone was SHORTER a few generations ago, they were normal size in relation to everyone else. We as humans have been getting taller on average as time as gone by.
It's a nutritional thing. Most people, at least in countries like the US, eat much better from a much younger age than anyone except the richest of aristocrats did throughout most of history. That's actually part of why so many cultures saw nobles/aristocrats as being somehow divinely ordained to their position; they tended to be larger and more attractive than the average peasant, because they weren't malnourished and overworked for their entire lives.
Isn't it weird. Especially feet. Not long ago people's feet were sooo tiny. I'm a 6.5 and can't fit into the shoes of the early 1900s
@@SRosenberg203 Very interesting!
Idk though I feel like NBA players have shrunk compared to past generations
@@MasterJP28 Point guards are at the tallest they've ever been but all other positions you are right they are shorter than previous players prior to the 80's. But generations of average people out in the world all around, the avg height has been going up and up and up.
“Ooo I’m Winston Churchill” “Would you like some tea ? I would because I’m Winston Churchill “ 🤣
Wtf
Wtf
I believe Winston Churchill created the "Keep Calm and Carry On" slogan with the crown included to keep the working class going during the air raids. That is a main factor in Britain's economy staying so strong during the war.
LMFAO "What if this is his origin story? Like Joker."
My granddad was a Brooklyn boy and a tank commander in WW2, fought in a bunch of battles, got wounded, still gave the Nazis Hell. One tough sob, may he RIP
a true American hero, RIP
and mine was a german soldier fought against yoguslavia, greece and in the western front usa canada uk and france
and mine was in the US navy fighting against vietnamese independence. What a bitch
@@Leander_qls respect. My friend just moved back to Germany, his grandfather was a German soldier too. He invaded Russia, captured by the Soviets, never seen again
@@JHulse29 R.I.P
They're Pinky and the Brain, Pinky and the Brain. One is a genius, the other's insane!
That man signed a treaty then said fuck it.....That's crazy.
Tell it to the Native Americans...
I would really like to see a part 2. Yall never seem to get to it lmao
I noticed that. They look at Part 1 and then don't bother about about Part 2. :) In this case, Part 2 covers the American involvement in the war.
@@PerthTowne Really WW2 is germany vs russia. The rest is just lite side show. e.g Germany lost more in Stalingrad than it lost fighting EVERYONE ELSE COMBINED in the ENTIRE war. (England, France, America, Belgium, netherlands, norway, poland, yugoslavia, etc etc, plus all the other allies - canada, australia, etc etc etc.) Soviets lost more than double the germans in Stalingrad. While prolonged , it was less than 6 months. Just one battle less than 6 months in a theater that spanned thousands of KM with millions & millions of men that lasted 4 years. The Eastern front dwarfs everything war related the world has ever seen. Eastern front toll: Germany 4.5 million military deaths, Russia: 9-14 million military, 20 million civilian.
@@fredfinks It's not a matter of whose is bigger. The whole point of my comment was that the second part should be seen,if you're going to bother looking at the first part. Not sure why you thought you needed to give a history lesson.
@@PerthTowne Oh , yeah, whats the points of watching only half. I felt the need bc you said is covers US involvement in 2nd part. Given the limited public comprehension, from movies, etc , you saying that instead of 'eastern front / barbarossa / soviet', i thought it prudent to inform everyone who may not be aware.
@@fredfinks Ok, that's fair. But I just stated a fact: It covers the US involvement in WW 2, which it does. As Americans, I thought that might interest them. Nothing more complex than that. The video is general knowledge. If folks want to know more about specifics, they shouldn't be trying to get that from an "Oversimplified" video or the comments under it. If they are that motivated, they can and should look elsewhere for that information.
9:39 "Oh, Hitler didn't play by the rules" Idk that might be the funniest/biggest understatement I've ever heard. I spit my drink on my shirt god damnit 😂👌
Thumbnail look like Kev sittin in bro lap
😂😂 come on
@@DontTrustOurOpinion he kinda right though 😂
Fun fact: Napoleon was actually average height for his time. The story about him being short was a slander campaign by his enemies that ended up being accepted as true, regardless of the reality.
I think he was nicknamed the "Little Corporal" because he was a general at the young age of 28 and became Emperor at 30. This was a time when most generals were in their late 30s or early 40s.
And thus “fake news” was born lol
Look up Napoleon complex. This an actual thing
It's also based on a myth. Napoleon was 5'6, which was only slightly shorter than the average height for a man at that time.
@@SRosenberg203 true but the complex is still kinda real
@@SRosenberg203 true. Royals were against their personal guards being taller than them because it looked bad in public/paintings/press. Napoleon didn't agree, and much of his guard looked like pro athletes, which he was of course ridiculed by his rivals for.
@@MOBOBBA2166 That's true, but I think it's more of an "insecurity complex" more than it is actually about height. A lot of short guys are insecure about being short, and people who are insecure about themselves, whether it's about their height, or weight, or race, or some other physical factor, tend to aggressively over-compensate in the other direction, which is where the idea of a "Napoleon Complex" comes from I think.
Also, Hitler was 5 feet 9 inches. I wouldn't classify that as "short."
A quote from an old movie about ww2- we should never again allow any one devoted to a super race or super anything ever become powerful enough in the first place to inflict themselves upon the free world. We must be strong enough in the beginning to stop them.
Hello? Can you hear us?
This is the last polish radio message
Warsaw has fallen under the germans
Poland is not yet lost
Long live Poland
**polish anthem plays**
Edit:this was actually the last radio message sent by the polish to the British…
My great grandfather was a Scottish soldier both in ww1 and ww2, he was one of the guys at Dunkirk, while my great grandmother was in the Army Nursing Corps, or QARANC to be specific.
Which is how they met.
My other great grandfather was also a soldier in ww2, in the Finnish winter war, fighting the Soviets.
My great-grandpa was in WWI (US Army) and he met my great-grandma after the war after being stationed in a German village. This happened in the late 1910s and already Hitler was a name known then. My German 2 times Great-grandpa must have had great foresight because he feared Hitler and didn't support him so he pleaded with my great-grandpa to marry one of his daughters so he would know one of his children were safe in America. My great-grandpa was an honorable man (from what I've heard) so he chose my great-grandma (I think because she was the eldest). WWII was horrendous for my German family for I had relatives who were mere teens (like 13) when they were forced to be in the German army (or else their families would be killed). And then there were the atrocities the Russians did when they traveled through Germany. My family had to hide. My great-grandma and grandma would mail things over to help whenever they could. So I never like it when people assume that all Germans were Nazis when it's not the case.
The hitler Part 1 and 2 goes into detail about how he became the evil guy he was
Stalin was way worst
@@issac2112 Stalin was bad af top 3 dictators prolly ever in terms of how bad and cruel he was,but saying he was worse than Hitler is flat out lie.
@@ProFac992 Stalin was top 1 people who dare to criticize, opposes, or not work would be killed or left to rot in Soviet labor camps. Killed 36 million
@@issac2112 So? Hitler would kill you just because you were a jew or slavic. Just your race would be enough to kill you. He also propagated holocaust,he wanted to eradicate whole races. Germans also killed more people than Soviets and cruelty of those concentration camps is way worse than any death that Stalin did. Also if Hitler was alive as long as Stalin he would be WAY higher on the number of people that he killed,just a fact that he lived way less once he got to the power is the reason he didn't kill more. Your argument just proves that Stalin was terrible,but we already know that,it doesn't prove he was worse than Hitler tho
@@ProFac992
If we look at it from a Moral viewpoint, hitler was worse because he had the will to kill and intended so, stalin accidentally starved his people under poor leadership and management. If we look at it from a rational viewpoint, stalin was worse because he killed 3x as much and the fact that he did not intended or had the will to kill means that it was uncontrollable, meaning it’s more dangerous.
Hitler's tiny mustache came from an incident in WWI. Hitlers was a messenger and got caught in a gas attack. He almost couldn't seal his gas mask due to his handle bar mustache. He cut off the bars and wore the middle for his infamous look.
Are you guys going to finish the civil war? You only did part one not part two.
yes love it when people do reactions about some history, especially when you guys are so fun to watch!
also, the volume is a little low
17:36 That’s so f*ing funny! I just imagine the Allies saying “Warfare? Modern Warfare?!”
Before metric, many nations had their own units of measurement, French feet and inches were longer than their English counterparts, making for hilariously confusing history such as the mythical shortness of Napoleon or America burning 517 million USD through the martian atmosphere.
France in World War 1: "Lets keep the blue and red uniform and drums and flag bearers. We should also use horses!" (ass gets kicked during the early stages of WW1)
France in World War 2: "Let's do the exact same thing thing we did during the beginning of World War 1.... But with what we did during the late stages of World War 1." (loses)
Napoleon was average height for his time. That 19th century British propaganda is still working STRONG
9:46 Remember, the horrific, senseless casualties in WWI had wiped out an entire generation of men. France and the UK were not dictatorships and they were spent-democracy(or republics) falter in war.
"I'm just waiting to see who gon say bless you" I'm weak.
Ayoo hope yall upload a part 2 fr
“So hitler didn’t play by the rules”
Nah fam...decent amount of war crimes lol
Remember, by the time Germany was losing, Hitler was consulting his astrologer a little too much and was strung out on drugs (meth and opiates). We can thank Germany for meth and methadone (due to an opium shortage during the war). This vid is about the battles. Leaves out shit like the concentration camps, the Warsaw Ghetto, etc.
You guys should check out the story of a single French tank that destroyed an entire panzer division.
Napoleon was 5,6"/1,70m - A bit over the average height at the time.
Hitler was 5,7,/1,73m - A bit over the average height at the time.
Churchill was 1,69 m - Shorter than the average height in Brittain.
Stalin was 5,5/1,67 m - Short for the time.
Hitler's origin story has been made into at least one movie ("Hitler: The Rise of Evil"- Made for TV by CBS in the early 2000s)
Fun fact about Hitler, he wasn’t short lol (5’9), Churchill (5’8) and Stalin (5’6) where bother shorter than Hitler. Idk why Over Simplified refers to him as short, he was actually probably above average height for the time.
Btw napolean wasn't small he was taller than most of the people.
Napoleon was actually average height for a French man at the time. It was English propaganda that made everyone think he was short
Think about this:
If it wasn't for the Treaty of Versailles and the actions of Benito Mussolini, Hitler likely would have never gained the motivation to rise to power. When Hitler began running for office, he initially didn't have much support. But as the economy went from bad to worse to devastating, the people began to look more and more towards Hitler. Most people who voted Hitler didn't vote for him because they aligned with the Nazi ideology, but because when the current state of the union is so bad that you can't even afford basic things like food, desperation takes hold and you're just willing to go with any solution.
And that's what I believe the majority of Germans who voted for Hitler did. They were desperate, plain and simple. And while Hitler did fix the economy, it ultimately came at a terrible cost.
hey for those of you wondering YES THE CZECHOSLOVAKIA REALLY WAS NOT INVITED :D talk about beeign the bullied one xd
Hitler and his cronies were very odd, sadistic and mostly cold blooded mass murderers. They believed in runes and strange esoteric occult theories from pigeon feeders. People get freaked out about Aryan supremacy, but the origin of that word(Aryan) has a really weird, circuitous connection to Tibet.
Just here watching y’all vids AGAIN. Y’all gotta do more oversimplified reactions Please ?
Mark 11:08. A belated, "Gesundheit!", for he sneezed! 🤧
They started with Benito Mussolini. An Italian fascist who was allied with Adolf Hitler. He was pivotal to that story.
Genghis Khan was a short conqueror to but he was a Beast of a warrior
“Is this Hitler?”
No. It’s Mussolini. The hint was when they called him “Benito Mussolini” in the first second of the video.
@ZK Tay My guess is they huffed a lot of ganja during history class.
damn you guys are funny. mouselinis origin story at the beginning had me lol
My grandpa was Giovanni and unfortunately a British prisoner of WW2 held in India for years. I know Italians where not on the allied side but he didn't have a choice was 17 and only options where to join or die.
Kev with the Pinky and the Brain reference 😂
Historically, territorial treaties are ONLY enforced by military power. Not to be confused with actual military force, if one of the powers “upholding” the treaty isn’t a major military power, it will be violated by one side or the other eventually. They don’t have to use that military might all the time, but it has to be there as a threat or the treaty will eventually be meaningless. This isn’t just a hitler thing, it goes way back to ancient history.
"Waitwaitwaitwaitwait... Is this Hitler? Look at that nigga's face" 😂😂😂
"Maybe this is like an origin story, like Joker". Nah lads, I'm done 🤣😂🤣
I never watched the show but I know that Pinky & Brain line from a Joey Badass song lol World Domination
People were a lot shorter back then so it 5'8-5'11 guys were very common
a lot of great leaders were short men because we used to be shorter on average
After you pause, use the left arrow key to go back 5 seconds so you don't miss anything.
I hope you react to part two. This war sets up the dominoes for our current world politics.
video: “So a young man named Mussolini...”
y’all: “Hold on... is this Hitler??”
I know y’all were the slow kids in class 🤣🤣🤣
Actually most people like Napoleon were tall for the years they lived in, it was just a common insult to say they were short. The whole napoleon was short was started by the King of England
I find it funny, I said gesundheit when he sneezed and was thinking "why am I saying this". At least someone cares bud!
Short men were average height human in the past. Being tall is a new phenomenon due to better nutrition and easier access to food.
Lol napoleon was actually tall for the era he is from he was roughly 5 foot 8 inches the english started the rumor that he was short as part of a propaganda campaign against napoleon
Thats funny as shit bc I instinctively said bless you and then laughed at myself for talking to a video 🤣🤣🤣🤣
People are short back then cuz they were shorter back then, heck Napoleon Bonaparte was actually considered average height for his time. Stalin was 5ft 2 I think something around there. I know I might be wrong somewhere though.
IM NOT SHORT , IM VERTICALLY CHALLENGED
Kev, I immediately said "Bless you"". For real.
Don’t wish to be rude, both those two “presenters” are the most ignorant people I’ve come across. Surely they would have a least some inkling of the subject before they started this charade.
🤣🤣🤣Are you for real, Americans having a clue 🤣🤣🤣
I noticed that they said that Hitler was mostly bombing military targets and then it was Churchill bombing Berlin that caused him to get angry and then start bombing British civilian targets. That is not true. The Germans were the first to bomb a British civilian Target. I think it may have been a mistake but still they were first.
Nice one. That intro is fire too
I love how they automatically go "yall chill out in the comments"🤣
I'd buy a ticket for "before the stash"
I swear, I thought “bless you” when you sneezed 😅🤧
The British Airforce was not outnumbered. The British Airforce actually kicked the German Air Force ass. Its a old trope that is not true. The small strategy changes didn't effect much. Germany had no chance of taking Britain anytime soon.
I was like alright this video was pretty good. Then your Pinky and The Brain ending. Gold.
Do a reaction to "The fallen of world war 2". I cannot recommend this video enough.
9:45 Hitler was pushing boundaries, like a child who's seeing how far he can go. He didn't honor the paper he had signed, because there had never been any consequences for his *previous* violations of the agreements he was making with allied nations. Their entire policy was to let him do whatever the fuck he wanted, and tell him that *this* was definitely for sure all he would get... like 4 times. SO of course he had no reason to honor the agreement he signed with Chamberlain.
The allies should have curb-stomped Hitler the minute he violated the treaty of Versailles and started rebuilding the German army, but they were so traumatized by the horrors of World War I that they were afraid to do anything that might lead to actual open warfare. So all they could think of was "Let's give him everything he wants, and maybe he'll eventually get tired of taking stuff."
Mechanized warfare was totally in affect in ww2 France was slippin
Grew up with pinky and the brain. Not missing that reference!
Hitler wasn’t short. He was 5’9” which was average at the time
Appeasement was pretty stupid, but in their defense, at the time WWI had just ended and priority #1 was to avoid a repeat of that. No one, and I mean no one wanted another general war in Europe. War used to be viewed as a noble gentleman's endeavor, and going off to war was like a rite of passage for young men. WWI's industrialized carnage changed that view. War was now a tragic symbol of failed diplomacy and nobody wanted diplomacy to fail, so much so that they were in denial about the reality of the situation. WWI had made WWII inevitable.
Yeah, they don't call it the Rape of Nanking for nothing.
The reason France didn't extend the Maginot Line to the channel is because Belgium was an ally and they didn't want to risk damaging their relationship by building heavy defenses on their border. There were defenses along the Belgian border, they were just much lighter than along the German border.
As I understand it, what happened with the London blitz was some German bombers that were supposed to bomb an RAF fuel depot or something got lost in the dark and bad weather and bombed London by mistake. Then Churchill ordered a retaliatory bombing of Berlin, and then the kid gloves came off.
"What do you wanna do today, Hitler?"
"The same thing we do very day, Heinrich. Try to take over the world!"
My Favorite part of World War Two from a Tactical perspective was the Fall of France. NOW BEFORE ANY OF YALL IN THE COMMENTS CALL CALL ME A FUCKIN NAZI OR SOME SHIT, hear me out. I DO NOT support Fascism, I do not support any type of racial superiority complexes, I don't even support Western Imperialism. Anything that does harm to people who don't deserve it I don't get down with AT ALL.
However this is why the fall of France is one of my favorite things about WWII. Just a handful of decades before (I'm talking about WW1) the battle lines that were made of up trenches saw years of horror. Death, amputations, PTSD, constant bombardments, TRUE HELL neither side being able to gain the upper hand. France was one of the major front lines. Now bring it up to speed (World War two). Germany basically made a slow attack into Belgium which the Gernerals knew would bring the mass of the allied army up to meet it leaving a huge gap in the front line that Germany was able to punch through the Ardennes with. Not only that Hitler and his generals KNEW it would work so they made sure they concentrated most of their forces there at the point that they were going to break through. They legit pushed 50 army divisions (About 750,000 men.) UNDECTED through the Ardennes.Then they straight up FUCKED THE ALLIES UP!
So to sum it up. what Germany tried to do in world war one and completely failed at getting hundreds of thousands of men killed and wounded with little to no ground gain... Hitler did in not even six weeks. Yeah, He obliterated the Allied army and then conquered ALL OF FRANCE in just SIX WEEKS.
I do have a lot of favorite parts of world war 2 because my grandfather had fought in it with the 101st AB (One of America's most famous Para Divisions.) and I was taught a lot about the war and the tactical wins AND loses on both sides. So yea, this early war Axis maneuver was one of my favorites in terms of tactics.
Cheers guys keep making these videos. I love watching people learn and you two got good charisma so it's easy to watch your videos and learn/laugh along side of you.
The other really short dictator was Josef Stalin, the leader of the Soviet Union
@5:48 Napolean wasn't short relative to people at the time. It was slander that stuck
Well he was about 5'6' which was shorter than the average male height at the time, but only by about an inch. He was not short enough to merit the way he is often portrayed in popular culture.
I dig when you guys react to this stuff.
"I can fix everything! Only I can do this!" Rallying cry of every dictator and authoritarian in human history. When someone running for office says this, run away. Run far way.
Bless you bro! You had me dead with that 😂
Paper signing was very important and most countries respected treaties... Hitler was the exception.
The allies let Hitler take so much because WW1 peace treaty took a lot of German inhabited territories so most of the places that Hitler asked for were traditionally German and inhabited by Germans.. but then he invaded Poland
napoleon was average height. at the time, british and french had different sized feet and inches.
Oversimplified: This is Benito musolini
U guys: Wait...... Is this hitler
Hell yeah to the 'Pinky and the Brain' reference!! 💪🏾
Actually, Napoleon was average size and wasn't short. That's just a myth. Hitler and Mussolini were not short either. Nor was Alexander the Great. Alexander wasn't a brutal dictator either.
I said gazoontite lol, bless you in German it made it's way into the English language, allies were mainly worried about another ww after the first, thats why appeasement was tried, great reaction chaps.
16:20 I've recommended this movie numberless times-"Battle of Britain," (1969). If you like aerial dogfights, you'll like this film. Accurate.
Y’all forgot to mention Lord Farquaad, he was short
Bro holy shit do part 2 ASAP
Napoleon wasn't short
He was like 5'9", which was def average around then, especially for Europeans
You can still see the damage of the bombings of ww2 cities all over the uk