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That would definitely be a interesting series. It's not about give a excuses about his actions but about explaining how one man can go from being an artist wanting to dream and then becoming one of the worst men in history. It's kinda like the joker story. Edit: People are afraid of humanizing hitler. I get it who wants to humanize a man responable for the holocaust but what people forget is that HE was human just like us. People aren't born bad, they become it by the environment they grow up in. Btw awesome video as always, I wish I could support u guys but I ain't go no job lol, hard times. Take care of yourself.
Lol same like damn. I generally like history and had no idea that he was a product of incest. I DO know that he favored a niece of his. But yeah, to me I usually see it as the why perspective. How and why can we find out what made this man tick and how can we prevent it.
There are movies about Hitler, like Downfall. I think this one would be much harder to make, because no historian is really sure just exactly what drove him, or why he became such a genocidal hate fueled freak.
Yeah Thats intresting, I honestly don't know enough about Hitlers Personal Life to say for sure, but I would say his love of the German people was real. Alot of dictators don't give a shit about their people like Kim Jong Un.
Humanizing people like Hitler is incredibly important. Thinking of him as some unique monster actually increases the likelihood we get another Hitler. We should learn the history so we can recognize the patterns that turn regular people into somebody who can do monstrous things like Hitler.
@@ViolentKisses87 He actually didn't give a damn about the German people, which was why he was so callous in wasting their lives. In the end he didn't care if they were destroyed because they failed him.
ww2 would’ve happened nonetheless. the terms of the treaty of versailles were impossible to uphold for germany and as it said in the video it humiliated a proud nation. someone else would’ve taken hitler’s place. maybe someone a bit less cruel, maybe not.
he,Adolf,got so much support because many of the old soldiers/generals were enraged and insulted to be treated so badly after ww1 loss....Edit. they wanted a rematch.
@L M who says we just learned that now? Thats been known for a long time. Dont act like you are some intelligent person but be ignorant at the same time
There are a few series about hitlers rise to power, but not any from his early life. It would be a good series to watch because it’s important to understand that people like Adolph Hitler weren’t inhuman monsters but actual living breathing people, and it’s important to understand them so we can prevent them from forming and rising to power again.
Now everytime Hitler comes up, I think about Rick and Morty. Morty says that Rick is worse than Hitler, because “atleast Hitler cared about Germany, or something” lol
A contributing factor for why the guy was so crazy comes from his time in WWI. He nearly died in the trenches, from the mustard gas too, not defending his terrible actions, definitely played a role.
a marriage between cousins was quite common back then; even then they probably weren’t blood related or second grade cousins but ofc not trying to defend anyone here haha
It'll sound weird, but at that time, even in America, it was not that odd for middle and upper class white people to marry their cousins. Even 1st cousins at times. The Hapsburgs (Austrian Royalty) at one time had married into so many wealthy and royal family's that they couldn't help marrying someone with shared relatives.
Marrying cousins over in Europe is common although not as common as a few decades ago. The late Prince Phillip, husband of Queen Elizabeth are cousins. Hitlers parents were like 2nd or 3rd cousins. His father was much older than his mother.
this one of the funniest ones yet, and yea i forgot a load of shit from school its all good its kinda weird how u spend all the time in school thinking this shits so boring then years later u go down a rabbit hole on yt or wikipedia and read the equivalent of 3 history books in 1 day like "wow how did those teachers manage to make this shit so boring"
04:03 Depending on who Alois's father was. Alois's mother Maria never revealed anyone who the father was, so Alois was just written up as llegitemate and Johann Georg Hiedler became Alois's step-dad after marriage, making him and Klara cousins by marriage. Johann was officially recognized as Alois's biological father.....20 years after Johann Georg had died and 30 years after death of Alois's mother, so they weren't there to dispute or confirm it. While he was living though, Johann Georg never recognized Alois as his biological son. If he truly was Alois's biological father, Klara and Alois were first cousins once removed. There's actually lot of circumstancial evidence that Alois's father might be Johann Georg's brother, Johann Nepomuk. He went trough awfull lot of trouble to back Alois up in his claims to prove that Alois was Johann Georg's son, so that Alois could legally inherit him. That seems real out of character thing to do for just a child out of wedlock, considering what the attitudes during that time were. Not that it paticulary helps his case: now Klara would be Alois's half-niece.
I’m enjoying your reaction. I love history. I wish more young people took an interest. Someone said “If we choose to ignore our past, we are condemned to repeat it.” You guys are great.
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Yeah from homeless without a family, to a conqueror is quite the rise. Not the results you'd like to see, but he was very motivated and successful at his goals.
Not only were his parents cousins, but before he came to power he forced his niece Geli Raubal to become his mistress and ultimately drove her to suicide, or possibly murdered her after learning she had become pregnant.
I highly doubt any streaming service or production studio would ever make this. Reason being they dont wanna glorify or humanize the monster that hitler is. Not to mention the push back they'd get from Jewish and human rights groups. As incredible as this story is, i dont see it happening. Im personally content with the story Oversimplified made for us.
You guys should watch Inglorious Basterds, a Quentin Tarantino movie. It has basically a squad of American soldiers being sent behind enemy lines to assassinate Hitler and it's amazing. EDIT: There's also another movie called "Valkyrie" that's really good, and is actually pretty historically accurate. It's about _German_ military offers trying (and failing, obviously) to assassinate Hitler, which happened historically a bunch of times.
Honestly, they SHOULD be making more movies revolving around history. All of these people have such interesting backgrounds and conflicts, I think this is seriously some untapped potential for all kinds of shows!
Marriage between cousins was very common in the past. Every culture, every race, every country. It seems weird to us now, but it was commonplace for thousands of years all throughout history. So it doesn't really mean what you think it might mean.
Fact: After Hitler came to power he ordered that his family doctor (who had also treated his mother), a Jew, be put under special protection by the Secret Police. This meant that he and his wife were not to be harassed or abused in any way and could keep their house and property until the emigration to America was completed. They had no issues receiving documents or getting on the ship. No other Jew in the town the doctor lived in received this special status.
Hitler: The Rise of Evil was a miniseries made for CBS in the early 2000s about Hitler's younger days. There have also been three movies made about Hitler's death. Of these Downfall is by far the best. If you don't want to deal with subtitles, Hitler: The Last Ten Days isn't as good, but it's in English. The Bunker is certainly depressing enough, but I didn't like a lot of the casting choices. What sets it apart from the others is that it's told from Albert Speer's perspective.
I am German and what I learned is that if ppl are not cared for, no mater the system they are going to demonstrate and rebel to an extreme, monarchy would have worked if they treated the ppl right, every system would have if it allowed every person to have basic human needs like house or apartment, food e.t.c.. Another thing is is that desperate times call for desperate measures, they should have known better then to make a already relatively poor country after a war pay a huge amount of money that it could never have. It was bound to fail. On top of that they made a many solders workless and they humiliated Germany. I don’t understand what was going on in there mind creating the treaty of Versailles. The only thing it did was damage.
The family doctor was Jewish. How much Hitler was attached to his mother is shown by the fact that when the Crystal Night and the persecution of Jews began, Hitler sent his bodyguard to escort the doctor to safety. As a sign of gratitude for fighting for his mother for the rest of her life. In the end, he allowed him to escape to Switzerland.
You definitely have a point about the selective outrage. It's insane to me people buy/display Confederate Flag shit. Can you fucking imagine if someone in Germany flew a Swastika flag and was like "What? It's Heritage not Hate." Plus at least modern German government goes above and beyond to make ammends to European Jews. The American government will NEVER do anything meaningful like that for black people, which is a shame.
His parents were allegedly second cousins but it’s never been proven. Even if they were, it hardly counts as incest. Second cousins are distant enough where if they have a child, the probability of passing on birth defects or diseases are nearly as low as the general public.
Hey guys, check out Hitler: The Rise of Evil (2003), it chronicles Hitlers early years and gives a decent attempt at a non bias look at his life pre WW2 👍
I checked out of curiousity, in Germany it is still legal to marry your cousins, only direct blood relatives (parent/child, brother/sister, grandchild/grandparent) are forbidden.
as a german, i think i can say: the young Hitler was a good person with an big heart and dreams, he loved his mother so lot, when his mother became sick, he had his own bed in the hospital. But i don't know, why he became a murder in his second life. If you think a man, who is emotional or not hard, is not a man, you don't have understand what it means to be a man. Maybe, Hitler break with his old life, at the moment when he understand, he can't survive with his "not hard" charakter.
There is a show about the rise and fall of Hitler, its called Hitler: RIse of Evil, and there is a "Space Jam" with Nazis... its called Iron Sky, and it is seriously funny
I agree it should be on Netflix. I think nobody dares to touch it yet as there are still many war survivors around. People don't feel good about humanizing evil persons, and a series about Hitler would do exactly that. Give it 10 more years..
People that call you out for not knowing some of this are full of shit. They probably just watched this fucking video before you and then are like "wow you didn't know that?"
People marrying cousins weren't unusual back in the days because there was a desire to keep hereditary property within the family which of course then also meant a higher risk of hereditary diseases and other health problems in childrens but at the time people didn't shit because medical science was inchoate and infant mortality was really high anyway. Today marrying a relative as close as a cousin in Western world and other developed countries is generally considered wrong/disgusting because better knowledge of people. However its still really common in most of the developing countries where education is low and old traditions are still kicking.
Marriage between cousins isn't the best for genetic diversity for sure, but it is quite common in some cultures (and was a lot more common in European culture in the past than it is today).
Haven't seen much from you guys but I might start watching more. Some of the things I've found really crazy about Hitler is that he was deeply into the occult which is where some of the symbolism is from. He was trying to manipulate genes of animals to be more like the animals ancient Germanic ccounterparts for reserves and hunting. His doctor was also giving him as well as his soldiers tons of drugs similar to meth and things like that to reduce pain and emotional connection.
totally agree, they did one on the serial killer just recently why not do hitler? that would actually be very interesting to see and a nice break from always perceiving everything from the "good" guys,
You should feel bad for him he was a product of incest, came from an abusive household, was treated poorly by his classmates, had his brother, father and mother die when he was young and was not able to go to the school of his dreams. All of this and more led to him becoming who he was. Its important to call out his evil actions but you should also feel bad for him too, because it really isn’t just one and not the other
An abusive upbringing doesn’t mean I should feel bad about a colonisation attempter and a Jew killer. If he didn’t do any of that stuff I would feel bad but there’s plenty of people who are products of incest and abuse yet they don’t plot to kill millions
@@jackdaniels4346 Then don’t feel bad for that hitler but feel bad for the once innocent hitler that was born in such a toxic environment. If you don’t understand this way of thinking its ok, but in my mind I find feeling bad for him and at the same time ridiculing him for his evil actions lets me have a more balanced and truthful way I view this man. His mind was likely a place of torture and suffering which had him do the things that he did.
3:59 Klara was the granddaughter of the farmer Johann Nepomuk Hüttler, whose brother Johann Georg Hiedler was the stepfather of Adolf Hitler's father Alois Hitler. In 1876 - years after the death of Hiedler and Alois Hitler's mother Anna Maria Schicklgruber - Hüttler arranged for Hiedler to be registered as Alois' biological father. Historians consider Hiedler and Hüttler to be the most likely candidates for the biological paternity of Alois Hitler. Klara Pölzl was therefore the daughter of a cousin of Alois Hitler (with fatherhood Johann Georg Hiedler), or his niece (with fatherhood Johann Nepomuk Hüttler). In that case, Adolf Hitler's mother would also have been his cousin.
Great job guys. I worked for 2 survivors' of the Nazi concentration camps and seeing those arm tattoos, and slightly haunted eyes, had a profound effect on me. I never wanted a tattoo after that. I understand a bit more why this is such a hot button.
They should make a hitler.... realizes mistake. The problem with that idea, although it probably would make good TV, you have to humanize Hitler, which is gonna be TOUGH.
Damn right a great story is a great story no matter what Plus understanding people are just people. It's easy to paint Hitler as a monster, and his actions were monstrous, but he was just a man. There was an entire world shaping him into the monster he became. So it's important to understand him fully.
If you wish to and are able to, i wouldn’t mind seeing you guys react to The Man in the High Castle. It’s a TV series in which the setting is that Germany and Japan won WW2.
Be careful what you watch on the internet, when studying a subject I always go to the library and get books closest to the event as possible, there's a lot of revisionist history going on now
@@pizzacutter5469 that's also why Patrice Cullers (One of the founders of BLM) can buy herself a 1.4 million dollar compound in beverley hills...Where's the rest of the $200 billion that BLM raised since 2014? Why doesn't the inner city folk get any of that money?
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That would definitely be a interesting series. It's not about give a excuses about his actions but about explaining how one man can go from being an artist wanting to dream and then becoming one of the worst men in history. It's kinda like the joker story.
Edit: People are afraid of humanizing hitler. I get it who wants to humanize a man responable for the holocaust but what people forget is that HE was human just like us. People aren't born bad, they become it by the environment they grow up in. Btw awesome video as always, I wish I could support u guys but I ain't go no job lol, hard times. Take care of yourself.
Lol same like damn. I generally like history and had no idea that he was a product of incest. I DO know that he favored a niece of his. But yeah, to me I usually see it as the why perspective. How and why can we find out what made this man tick and how can we prevent it.
There are movies about Hitler, like Downfall. I think this one would be much harder to make, because no historian is really sure just exactly what drove him, or why he became such a genocidal hate fueled freak.
Yeah Thats intresting, I honestly don't know enough about Hitlers Personal Life to say for sure, but I would say his love of the German people was real.
Alot of dictators don't give a shit about their people like Kim Jong Un.
Humanizing people like Hitler is incredibly important. Thinking of him as some unique monster actually increases the likelihood we get another Hitler. We should learn the history so we can recognize the patterns that turn regular people into somebody who can do monstrous things like Hitler.
@@ViolentKisses87 He actually didn't give a damn about the German people, which was why he was so callous in wasting their lives. In the end he didn't care if they were destroyed because they failed him.
Bro just think about it: if Hitler gotten accepted into art school how different history would be. Crazy.
That comment just kind of blew my mind a little bit
@L M who said he was American?
ww2 would’ve happened nonetheless. the terms of the treaty of versailles were impossible to uphold for germany and as it said in the video it humiliated a proud nation. someone else would’ve taken hitler’s place. maybe someone a bit less cruel, maybe not.
he,Adolf,got so much support because many of the old soldiers/generals were enraged and insulted to be treated so badly after ww1 loss....Edit. they wanted a rematch.
@L M who says we just learned that now? Thats been known for a long time. Dont act like you are some intelligent person but be ignorant at the same time
these history ones are nice imo
"Coming this fall to CBS, the number 1 rated new comedy
IT'S YOUNG HITLER!"
Haha, I can imagine some goofy theme song
Starring Amy Schumer (gender reversal)
They literally did this. Look up Heil Honey I'm Home
feels more like a show on Fox.
11:40 "Hurt people hurt people"...damn...such a simple yet incredibly apt statement. Kudos to you, sir.
There are a few series about hitlers rise to power, but not any from his early life. It would be a good series to watch because it’s important to understand that people like Adolph Hitler weren’t inhuman monsters but actual living breathing people, and it’s important to understand them so we can prevent them from forming and rising to power again.
Agreed, history is there to learn from, it will be offensive at times, but we need to learn and remember so patterns do not repeat.
@L M like a drama series? As opposed to a documentary that is
Now everytime Hitler comes up, I think about Rick and Morty. Morty says that Rick is worse than Hitler, because “atleast Hitler cared about Germany, or something” lol
A contributing factor for why the guy was so crazy comes from his time in WWI. He nearly died in the trenches, from the mustard gas too, not defending his terrible actions, definitely played a role.
And lost one of his testicles
definitely look at hitlers paintings, they are fucking beautiful
dude could have been much more if he didnt grow in the worst conditions
a marriage between cousins was quite common back then; even then they probably weren’t blood related or second grade cousins
but ofc not trying to defend anyone here haha
She was his step cousin on the Hitler side of the family who his mother married into and he took their name
@@kevinhiggins7547 So that means it’s not really incest since there’s no blood relation
Queen Elizabeth II and her late husband Prince Philip are also cousins. They are both directly related to Queen Victoria.
Satanists practice Incest. That is obvious.
It'll sound weird, but at that time, even in America, it was not that odd for middle and upper class white people to marry their cousins. Even 1st cousins at times. The Hapsburgs (Austrian Royalty) at one time had married into so many wealthy and royal family's that they couldn't help marrying someone with shared relatives.
Marrying cousins over in Europe is common although not as common as a few decades ago. The late Prince Phillip, husband of Queen Elizabeth are cousins. Hitlers parents were like 2nd or 3rd cousins. His father was much older than his mother.
You probably think muslims in Europe marrying cousins .
@@STRLE82 what gave you that impression that what I wrote had anything to specifically about muslims?
@@SherriLyle80s muslims marrying cousins not Europeans !
"Can you imagine Hitler Space Jam?"
BRUH WTF XD
You guys should definitely react to “The Fallen of World War 2” while you’re doing reactions to this topic
They would probably laugh it off
“Hurt people, hurt people.” True words
this one of the funniest ones yet, and yea i forgot a load of shit from school its all good
its kinda weird how u spend all the time in school thinking this shits so boring then years later u go down a rabbit hole on yt or wikipedia and read the equivalent of 3 history books in 1 day like "wow how did those teachers manage to make this shit so boring"
Everyone's going to be angry that Hitler Space Jam didn't give Eva Braun enough cake
04:03 Depending on who Alois's father was. Alois's mother Maria never revealed anyone who the father was, so Alois was just written up as llegitemate and Johann Georg Hiedler became Alois's step-dad after marriage, making him and Klara cousins by marriage. Johann was officially recognized as Alois's biological father.....20 years after Johann Georg had died and 30 years after death of Alois's mother, so they weren't there to dispute or confirm it. While he was living though, Johann Georg never recognized Alois as his biological son. If he truly was Alois's biological father, Klara and Alois were first cousins once removed.
There's actually lot of circumstancial evidence that Alois's father might be Johann Georg's brother, Johann Nepomuk. He went trough awfull lot of trouble to back Alois up in his claims to prove that Alois was Johann Georg's son, so that Alois could legally inherit him. That seems real out of character thing to do for just a child out of wedlock, considering what the attitudes during that time were. Not that it paticulary helps his case: now Klara would be Alois's half-niece.
I’m enjoying your reaction. I love history. I wish more young people took an interest. Someone said “If we choose to ignore our past, we are condemned to repeat it.” You guys are great.
They're actually is a Netflix special called Hitler's circle of evil it's really good
Hitler....in Space Jam? 😂
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Yeah from homeless without a family, to a conqueror is quite the rise. Not the results you'd like to see, but he was very motivated and successful at his goals.
Not only were his parents cousins, but before he came to power he forced his niece Geli Raubal to become his mistress and ultimately drove her to suicide, or possibly murdered her after learning she had become pregnant.
When you guys said he looked mad weird was priceless. That shit you said was so wow! Good job guys glad to be a subscriber.
The Hitler space jam got me 😂😂😂
I highly doubt any streaming service or production studio would ever make this. Reason being they dont wanna glorify or humanize the monster that hitler is. Not to mention the push back they'd get from Jewish and human rights groups. As incredible as this story is, i dont see it happening. Im personally content with the story Oversimplified made for us.
You guys should watch Inglorious Basterds, a Quentin Tarantino movie. It has basically a squad of American soldiers being sent behind enemy lines to assassinate Hitler and it's amazing.
EDIT: There's also another movie called "Valkyrie" that's really good, and is actually pretty historically accurate. It's about _German_ military offers trying (and failing, obviously) to assassinate Hitler, which happened historically a bunch of times.
Honestly, they SHOULD be making more movies revolving around history. All of these people have such interesting backgrounds and conflicts, I think this is seriously some untapped potential for all kinds of shows!
I always found it interesting that Hitler only did buildings in his art. No people, no landscapes - nothing with life.
Marriage between cousins was very common in the past. Every culture, every race, every country. It seems weird to us now, but it was commonplace for thousands of years all throughout history. So it doesn't really mean what you think it might mean.
Please do part 2
Fact: After Hitler came to power he ordered that his family doctor (who had also treated his mother), a Jew, be put under special protection by the Secret Police. This meant that he and his wife were not to be harassed or abused in any way and could keep their house and property until the emigration to America was completed. They had no issues receiving documents or getting on the ship. No other Jew in the town the doctor lived in received this special status.
I kind of have to agree this would make a very interesting series with a lot of different points of view
Hitler: The Rise of Evil was a miniseries made for CBS in the early 2000s about Hitler's younger days.
There have also been three movies made about Hitler's death. Of these Downfall is by far the best. If you don't want to deal with subtitles, Hitler: The Last Ten Days isn't as good, but it's in English. The Bunker is certainly depressing enough, but I didn't like a lot of the casting choices. What sets it apart from the others is that it's told from Albert Speer's perspective.
I am German and what I learned is that if ppl are not cared for, no mater the system they are going to demonstrate and rebel to an extreme, monarchy would have worked if they treated the ppl right, every system would have if it allowed every person to have basic human needs like house or apartment, food e.t.c.. Another thing is is that desperate times call for desperate measures, they should have known better then to make a already relatively poor country after a war pay a huge amount of money that it could never have. It was bound to fail. On top of that they made a many solders workless and they humiliated Germany. I don’t understand what was going on in there mind creating the treaty of Versailles. The only thing it did was damage.
Netflix better give you your creds!
4:00 that tame ass..."Makes sense" LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLddyyyyiinnnnnn
4:10 😂😂 that’s my new absolute favorite quote about Hitler
4:49 We’re absolutely devastated by this betrayal! If you don’t know literally everything, we don’t trust your opinion. 🥁
The family doctor was Jewish. How much Hitler was attached to his mother is shown by the fact that when the Crystal Night and the persecution of Jews began, Hitler sent his bodyguard to escort the doctor to safety. As a sign of gratitude for fighting for his mother for the rest of her life. In the end, he allowed him to escape to Switzerland.
You definitely have a point about the selective outrage.
It's insane to me people buy/display Confederate Flag shit. Can you fucking imagine if someone in Germany flew a Swastika flag and was like "What? It's Heritage not Hate."
Plus at least modern German government goes above and beyond to make ammends to European Jews. The American government will NEVER do anything meaningful like that for black people, which is a shame.
His parents were allegedly second cousins but it’s never been proven. Even if they were, it hardly counts as incest. Second cousins are distant enough where if they have a child, the probability of passing on birth defects or diseases are nearly as low as the general public.
Hey guys, check out Hitler: The Rise of Evil (2003), it chronicles Hitlers early years and gives a decent attempt at a non bias look at his life pre WW2 👍
I checked out of curiousity, in Germany it is still legal to marry your cousins, only direct blood relatives (parent/child, brother/sister, grandchild/grandparent) are forbidden.
space jam 3 Hitler vs Looney tunes. same as the end games
as a german, i think i can say:
the young Hitler was a good person with an big heart and dreams, he loved his mother so lot, when his mother became sick, he had his own bed in the hospital.
But i don't know, why he became a murder in his second life.
If you think a man, who is emotional or not hard, is not a man,
you don't have understand what it means to be a man.
Maybe, Hitler break with his old life, at the moment when he understand, he can't survive with his "not hard" charakter.
There is a show about the rise and fall of Hitler, its called Hitler: RIse of Evil, and there is a "Space Jam" with Nazis... its called Iron Sky, and it is seriously funny
Ya I respect that you’re learning history
I agree it should be on Netflix. I think nobody dares to touch it yet as there are still many war survivors around. People don't feel good about humanizing evil persons, and a series about Hitler would do exactly that. Give it 10 more years..
Hitlers favorite movie was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. That’s fucking creepy
Very educational. And Yes! They should make a series like Narcos, or the Crown!
People that call you out for not knowing some of this are full of shit. They probably just watched this fucking video before you and then are like "wow you didn't know that?"
People marrying cousins weren't unusual back in the days because there was a desire to keep hereditary property within the family which of course then also meant a higher risk of hereditary diseases and other health problems in childrens but at the time people didn't shit because medical science was inchoate and infant mortality was really high anyway. Today marrying a relative as close as a cousin in Western world and other developed countries is generally considered wrong/disgusting because better knowledge of people. However its still really common in most of the developing countries where education is low and old traditions are still kicking.
Marriage between cousins isn't the best for genetic diversity for sure, but it is quite common in some cultures (and was a lot more common in European culture in the past than it is today).
I can't wait for part 2
😈
King leopold the 2nd. Anyone who knows about him will understand the "Hitler" to Africans. He always interest him.
They have already made a movie about Hitler's rise to power. It's called Hitler rise of evil, I highly recommend it .
understanding is not justifying or e+cusing
Haven't seen much from you guys but I might start watching more. Some of the things I've found really crazy about Hitler is that he was deeply into the occult which is where some of the symbolism is from. He was trying to manipulate genes of animals to be more like the animals ancient Germanic ccounterparts for reserves and hunting. His doctor was also giving him as well as his soldiers tons of drugs similar to meth and things like that to reduce pain and emotional connection.
totally agree, they did one on the serial killer just recently why not do hitler? that would actually be very interesting to see and a nice break from always perceiving everything from the "good" guys,
There already is a movie, called "Hitler: Rise of Evil".
You guys need to start your own history channel, this was awesome.
Damn they tried to make me feel bad for Hitler and then I remember what he did
You should feel bad for him he was a product of incest, came from an abusive household, was treated poorly by his classmates, had his brother, father and mother die when he was young and was not able to go to the school of his dreams. All of this and more led to him becoming who he was. Its important to call out his evil actions but you should also feel bad for him too, because it really isn’t just one and not the other
An abusive upbringing doesn’t mean I should feel bad about a colonisation attempter and a Jew killer. If he didn’t do any of that stuff I would feel bad but there’s plenty of people who are products of incest and abuse yet they don’t plot to kill millions
@@jackdaniels4346 Then don’t feel bad for that hitler but feel bad for the once innocent hitler that was born in such a toxic environment. If you don’t understand this way of thinking its ok, but in my mind I find feeling bad for him and at the same time ridiculing him for his evil actions lets me have a more balanced and truthful way I view this man. His mind was likely a place of torture and suffering which had him do the things that he did.
3:59
Klara was the granddaughter of the farmer Johann Nepomuk Hüttler, whose brother Johann Georg Hiedler was the stepfather of Adolf Hitler's father Alois Hitler. In 1876 - years after the death of Hiedler and Alois Hitler's mother Anna Maria Schicklgruber - Hüttler arranged for Hiedler to be registered as Alois' biological father. Historians consider Hiedler and Hüttler to be the most likely candidates for the biological paternity of Alois Hitler.
Klara Pölzl was therefore the daughter of a cousin of Alois Hitler (with fatherhood Johann Georg Hiedler), or his niece (with fatherhood Johann Nepomuk Hüttler). In that case, Adolf Hitler's mother would also have been his cousin.
You guys should check out Hitler's Circle of Evil on Netflix, it's less about Hitler and more about his evil henchmen.
Hitlers dad did look pretty derpy to be fair XD
theres a few great hitler movies that explore him like they do in narcos
No matter what hitler did, mans is still a historical figure and deserves to have his story told
My dudes, my dad was a British economics prof know it all dude, I had to learn to read at 4, & I never heard his mother was his cousin(??)
3:55 hitler a breed of incest -> you might want to look into videos on the current English royal family 😂
Married to your cousin is not immediately incest it depends of the degree (like your child cousin)
Great job guys. I worked for 2 survivors' of the Nazi concentration camps and seeing those arm tattoos, and slightly haunted eyes, had a profound effect on me. I never wanted a tattoo after that. I understand a bit more why this is such a hot button.
How long do we have to wait for the next one!?!! I've already seen it, but I can't wait for y'all to see it.
Hitler was he's own cousin? I learned something today, Thanks
They should make a hitler.... realizes mistake. The problem with that idea, although it probably would make good TV, you have to humanize Hitler, which is gonna be TOUGH.
Kev is the realest one on this channel.
Damn right a great story is a great story no matter what
Plus understanding people are just people. It's easy to paint Hitler as a monster, and his actions were monstrous, but he was just a man. There was an entire world shaping him into the monster he became. So it's important to understand him fully.
When will part 2 be out?
There was alot of incest back then, marrying cousins and shit
Happened everywhere
Nothing offends me after growing up on the internet since I was 6 years old.
I was 3 years old with social media so im way more tolerating then others
Hitlers family doctor was a jew whom Hitler treated with respect.
I think their is a movie from the nazi pov. And theirs also the boy in the striped pajamas and Schindler's list which are about the holocaust
If you wish to and are able to, i wouldn’t mind seeing you guys react to The Man in the High Castle. It’s a TV series in which the setting is that Germany and Japan won WW2.
Yo check out “they shall not grow old” clips. Crazy ass documentary
hahaahahhahahah im ded he said hitler space jam
I've never seen anyone get mad because someone brought up hitler lol
You should definitely watch part 2
another good History Video i recommend is "BOATLIFT - An Untold Tale of 9/11 Resilience"
Clara was a cousin by marriage not by blood
It’s so funny because we are watching this same video in global class
It's funny to look how Americans react to 2 married cousins although it's normal
Hitler's father and mother were legally related but not biologically I had to look it up on Google
Kevin is ON today 👏🏽 love it! 😊 agree 💯 abt Narcos!
Great series but also a bunch of propaganda
@@juanheredia2293 everything is propaganda! That’s why we need to watch a variety of stuff.
Hitler.....space jam. Lmao
Yeah Narcos is so good man, but i have yet to watch season 2,dont know whats stopping me tbh
Be careful what you watch on the internet, when studying a subject I always go to the library and get books closest to the event as possible, there's a lot of revisionist history going on now
You must be old as hell if you think someone would go to the library today
@@pizzacutter5469 it's sad that people won't, and that's why people stay in ignorance
@@pizzacutter5469 that's also why Patrice Cullers (One of the founders of BLM) can buy herself a 1.4 million dollar compound in beverley hills...Where's the rest of the $200 billion that BLM raised since 2014? Why doesn't the inner city folk get any of that money?
Just because it's a book doesn't mean it's true either.
@@jamesellis701 i mean i wouldn’t go outside anyways because of corona and where i am im pretty sure library’s are closed
You guys should react to the movie Downfall. Hitlers final days