Best history narrator with the best content and most accurate. Found Dr. Felton by accident. I've learned what I never knew even to look for! Unbelievable how he has the names of all Germans on their missions.
My father was a captain in the U.S. Army Medical Corps in 1945, stationed at Walter Reed Hospital, just outside of Washington, D.C. At the time, he was given two copies of X-rays of Hitler's skull by a colleague, who, I believe, was in a photography unit. My father passed them on to me. One of them is a copy of what Dr. Felton shows here in his fine documentary. I showed them to an eminent historian of Nazi Germany, and he told me they were probably copies made for the U.S. Army for a report on Hitler that they compiled (What I don't understand is that they are on that thick, plasticized, transparent X-ray material, not photographic paper.) I offered them to an auction house specializing in WWII memorabilia, but they weren't interested. How surprising, then, to see an image of one of them here.
I remember showing your videos to one of my WW2 veterans a while ago. He loved watching them (I had to really crank up the volume, as he was a combat veteran and hard of hearing). Thank you Mark and congratulations.
As an Englishman married to the daughter of a Luftwaffe Ju 52 pilot I find all Mark's stuff fascinating. Young Germans actually know very little of WW2, and the older ones choose not to talk about it.
young people dont know much, yes, the elderly tho...ask them and they know ALOT and will tell you but only if you ask the right questions, my grandfather wrote a book about his time im the wehrmacht
Congratulations on 1 mil !!!!!!!! You deserve it!!!!! I didn’t think a million people who cared about this kind of stuff existed and I’m am so happy to see that number!!!!
Congratulations Mark, I have enjoyed this channel for a few years now. Your output has gone from strength to strength and you should be rightly proud of what you have achieved.
Funny thing about history is that it's as much research as it is discovery. A lot of the stuff he talks about, especially related to battles, are all battles with documented reports and outcomes but few have bothered to dig up the information and sort through it to find the interesting stuff.
@@MrShaneVicious British usage favours omitting the full stop in abbreviations which include the first and last letters of a single word, such as Mr, Mrs, Ms, Dr and St; American usage prefers (A) Mr., Mrs., Ms., Dr. and St., with full stops. Most other abbreviated titles, however, require a full stop, as shown above.
@Bogey Man No, but Adolf by the end of the war had tons of baggage. if you married him, you would have to win world war 2. thats alot of heft to enter a relationship with
The amount of Third Reich artifacts, treasure still buried in mines and other inaccessible areas of Europe must be unimaginable. I believe the "Amber Room" stolen from Russia has never been recovered. Thank you for your attention to detail and painstaking efforts on pronunciation of German names.
An indie TH-camr discovered and filmed the Amber Room but he didn't steal it. Good because Hitler is a vampire who's still alive and still commands the German military's black ops. I'm sure. The Amber Room appears to be in good condition still. It would be a terrible waste if it simply succumbed to the elements.
This tasty video by Mark Felton Productions was so fitting to celebrate 1 million subscribers. It's this level of quality that people appreciate. The proof is in your quality content, Mark. Congrats on the success and thanks for providing so much entertaining content for me during this shitty year.
Hell watch them twice that’s what I do one time to watch the video during the day or whenever they come out and when I go to bed now I can try and picture it while listening to it
Anyone else think Mark is better then every documentary TV channel ever, Discovery, history channel etc. His 2nd channel is great aswell if you want long form audio content.
I think these missing boxes are in Marks basement, that’s got to be how he is getting so much factual information and uploading episode after episode. It’s either that or he doesn’t get paid enough for the amount of time and effort that needs to be spent researching all the info and details in order to upload new episodes at this pace. Whatever his secret is, I’m truly fascinated and entertained with all of the unheard, uncommon, astounding, weird and wonderful information shared on what seems like not long past history to some of us. Thank you, Mark Felton
What a TREAT this installment was! Mark Felton NEVER disappoints! Congratulations to you, sir, on your fine achievement and may your subscriber base continue to expand! You are my favorite WW2 historian. 😊
Eisenhower's Crusade in Europe is a book of 559 pages; the six volumes of Churchill's Second World War total 4,448 pages; and de Gaulle's three-volume Mémoires de Guerre is 2,054 pages.
In this mass of writing [7,061 pages] published from 1948 to 1959, there is no mention either of Nazi "gas chambers", a "genocide" of the Jews, or of "six million" Jewish victims of the war. Prof. Richard Lynn writes re the above observation: "I've checked out Churchill's Second World War & the statement is quite correct - not a single mention of Nazi "gas chambers," a "genocide" of the Jews, or of "six million" Jewish victims of the war. This is astonishing. How can it be explained?" Richard Lynn Professor Emeritus, University of Ulster Dec. 4, 2005 Winston Churchill was a recipient of the 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature
My grandfather witnessed this. He was in black uniform in the battle for the bunkers. No, not SS - he was a tanker (actually, a training officer) and lost one of his lower legs in that battle. He always thought Hitler was on one of the planes. He only survived because he was wounded. As a warren officer, he certainly would have ended up dead or in Siberia, but it took 2 years for his stomp to heal up. He also thought his family was dead (they fled from Eastern Prussia), but he found them at his in-laws near Dora, but the V2 is another story for another time.
Fantastic! Absolutely adore the longer form videos. They really give the opportunity to enjoy and appreciate your work and your commitment to your many channels. One of the greatest military history educators in a long time.
I feel this man is actually a time traveler who just goes back in time and then explains what happens on his adventures. He's probably telling the children of 3055 about ww4
As an American who has had a life long interest in the World War 2 history, I still cannot get over that there is a guy in the UK who is still following up on so many World War 2 era stories. Good show!
Congratulations on 1 million subs! It's been an utter joy to have these gems of videos to watch. An amazing blend of quantity and absolute quality. Through highschool, now through undergrad, and soon to be in grad school, we're all looking forward to more to come! Thank you for your time and passion.
Saved this for the weekend. Already at a million+ subs and well deserved. His documentary style short videos are world class and fact filled. One can learn a lot from the good doctor.
Your narrating is utterly captivating, informative and your choice of war time footage/photos is superb. Needless to say, you are more than deserving of reaching such a substantial milestone and viewership. May your successes here continue along with your work, congratulations!
Congratulations Mark! 1 Million subscribers!!! I'm a long time fan and Patreon supporter! I always learn something new with your channel. Keep up the good work.
I've been watching your vids since the beginning and as you've gotten bigger with more resources being available, your quality has been unparalleled. It has always been unparalleled tbh. Thank you for your work!
@@tylerphipps5295 Unlikely that they'd have destroyed them. They had orders to keep their eyes open for documents & information that could assist, as well as esoteric knowledge that I'm sure Stalin wanted to get his hands on.
Nazi machine manufacturers: So how much wunderwaffe do you want Hitler: *YES* Congratulations Mark you deserve every single one of your subscribers. every single episode of yours is super interesting and you provide me with most of my information that I share with my friends. If anybody deserves this it's you. And I'm not lying about you making everything interesting infact I think you could read a book about math and it would still be interesting to hear.
@Dilet Everything about his channel gives me the strength to do math. One day the world is going to be powered by the simple enjoyment of this channel. it's going to give us electricity and it's going to give us enough power to thrive in the world. That's how great his channel is it literally Powers our world. Screw fossil fuels we got Mark.
@George Mortimer Its Mathematics not Mathematic. Theres always an S on the end if you pronounce or spell it correctly. Americans like to be different but in this case they are inaccurate.
Absolutely brilliant Mark. Congratulations on 1 million subscribers my friend you deserve it. Keep up the good work brother you do us a service and may your success continue.
Cannot get enough of your videos. For the last month, I've been on a WW2 history tear in an effort to learn more about my grandfathers experience. One thing I did learn, he was involved in the last incident that cost US Navy sailor lives officially during the US involvement in the war. It was a collision between his ship, the Nashbulk, and another ship... the Saint Mihel. He struggled with that experience his whole life. He had made something liker 19 trans-atlantic trips during his time in the Navy and Merchant Marines, only to be nearly taken out because of some heavy fog.
Wait how di you get to One MILLION? I'm so confused but at the same time so proud of you. Thank you for telling us all of this stories that without you nobody could've learn about. Thanks
You're finally getting the recognition you deserve on this platform. Congratulations and thank you for producing such interesting and engaging content.
To me the most interesting part of this episode was learning about the JU 352 & JU 252, which I had no prior knowledge of. And to see all those historical pictures of such a rare aircraft. It's burned into my memory now.
I have an extensive WW2 library, yet time and time again I learn new and fascinating facts from Mark Felton. And not just facts, but wonderful perspective. Thank you Mark and congratulations.
Another fascinating and thought-provoking item, Dr Felton. You never fail to unearth these gems of history to keep us all enthralled! Hearty congratulations on achieving an incredible one million subscribers. Best wishes from Wallasey!
Mark is good at putting together speculative and unusual squibs, but he's hardly a historian, nor even a journalist. Pull yourself together, Rimshot: this is all tabloid junk.
Highly curious on what these documents were all about. Curious to know what Hitler wanted to prove to the world post war. Would be fascinating to understand the thoughts behind his whole regime.
There was unlikely to be anything of world-shattering public interest. Regarding the notes of his pronouncements, he was a delusional man who talked a great deal of rubbish and considered his thoughts to be the only ones that mattered. He was prone to rant and ramble for hours, was in denial about losing, blamed everyone else but himself for the same defeat he denied, and frankly, what can be known about him and his motives are already well enough known. The documents would be of material and forensic historical interest but likely little else unless they implicated persons as yet unidentified in the crimes of the regime. Perhaps the biggest shame is that the dental X-rays went missing - having them would have stamped on a lot of conspiracy theorists' strawberries.
I don't get this. There's so many different airline choices in the UK, so what's wrong with having a cheap option? You don't have to use it if you don't want to, right?
Keep up The good work mark! I’ve Been a subscriber for about a year now, and Im incredibly grateful for your expertise. You shine a light on a largely ignored part of history. Thanks for filling in the gaps.
Mr. Felton, Congratulations on this enormous achievement. Your work is a great contribution to society and I thank you for dedicating so much time to thoughtfully documenting historical events.
Once again, I say "Thank you" for another excellent presentation. I particularly appreciate the way you say what you know, what you think, what is speculated, but you keep them all distinct and explained to the extent able. It's much different than others who purport themselves to be historians, but much of their work is historical fiction mixed with a few facts. Thank you, sir.
Living in Bolivia in the 90's I remember meeting and older german guy that he told us that he was one of the children that was on that plane that surrender to the Americans. It's crazy how many germans escape to Bolivia and most of then to Argentina.
@@noone3272 crazy because they found a safe heaven to hide and live an innocent life. They're criminals. So many were able to be part of those governments such as Klaus Barbie in Bolivia
@@daleblue22 That's a wrong thing to say. Most were innocent civilians fleeing communist terror. They deserved a better life. Sure some top men left too but still I'm sure most were ordinary German civilians. Klaus Barbie might have been bad but he plays a role in killing top Latin American communists and was given refugee by Americans.
@@noone3272 hahahaha look at you trying to justify Klaus Barbie aid the Murderous government of Bolivia. As I had mentioned I lived in Bolivia late 80's till late 90's and yeah the US presence over there were really bad. 🤔
Historian Mark Felton certainly doesn't look like I imagined historians would look like. Old, bald, fat, grey hair and big glasses. It's nice to see that there are also young people that has a passion for history like I do.
There's some excellent content on Donitz, who I agree is fascinating, elsewhere on TH-cam. The Apple TV+ movie Greyhound, about a U.S. Fletcher class destroyer escorting convoys to Britain, has prompted the resurrection of many documentaries about the battle of the North Atlantic -- where Donitz commanded the submarine forces. Some of them are fascinating. So is Greyhound, by the way.
Fascinating film as always Mark, visited Gatow last year, 100 years of German aviation, its utterly remarkable, they now have a new wonderful area on WW1, well worth visiting. Your work is ground breaking, intensive and addictive. My wife asks " what are you doing ?".......My reply, " I`m watching Felton" Should have had 1 Million subscribers years ago based on your detailed and precise historical work. Well done Sir, I`m so utterly pleased for you and your family.
5:55 For some reason I always think of those memes where at the end Hitler yells: "Fegelein! Fegelein, Fegelein!!" My personal favorite is the one where Hitler tries Windows 8 and complains it's worse than Windows Vista. :D
These are very well done~! I also appreciate that we are not subjected to needless background music throughout. The opening theme music is very recognizable and totally matched with the subject matter.. I bet they realized that after the theme music, the narration is the star here, and needs to be listened to without distraction.
Dr Felton is what The History Channel should be.
Exactly! TV would be worth turning on again. 👍
it used to be line that 20 years ago!........
That would be poor for the aliens
Best history narrator with the best content and most accurate. Found Dr. Felton by accident. I've learned what I never knew even to look for! Unbelievable how he has the names of all Germans on their missions.
The truth isn't popular
From the M1 Helmet to Hitlers secret documents, you have seemed to cover it all. Congrats on 1 million man, your content absolutely deserves it!
I agree
Rendlesham forest incident even
Not just 'man', as you say but women as well.
Here here
@@warrenmilford1329 but he’s a man.
My father was a captain in the U.S. Army Medical Corps in 1945, stationed at Walter Reed Hospital, just outside of Washington, D.C. At the time, he was given two copies of X-rays of Hitler's skull by a colleague, who, I believe, was in a photography unit. My father passed them on to me. One of them is a copy of what Dr. Felton shows here in his fine documentary. I showed them to an eminent historian of Nazi Germany, and he told me they were probably copies made for the U.S. Army for a report on Hitler that they compiled (What I don't understand is that they are on that thick, plasticized, transparent X-ray material, not photographic paper.) I offered them to an auction house specializing in WWII memorabilia, but they weren't interested. How surprising, then, to see an image of one of them here.
“I was into Mark Felton before it was cool”
It was always cool
Wow Germany must have been still winning the war then!
@uncletigger No Reverend.
"I knew Felton before he was a superstar!"
(Apologies to Glen Campbell)
Same
The secret document was revealed to be *Dr Felton’s Gold TH-cam Creator Award!*
Do you know how crazy that would be. That would be just the biggest time loop plot twist
@@paulgaskins7713 Vas ist Yuuuu Tooob?!?
Come on we know that's not true. TH-cam was not even around in WW2
@Robert Freisler lmao
@@tuckerxucker1266 r/woooooshhhhhh
I remember showing your videos to one of my WW2 veterans a while ago. He loved watching them (I had to really crank up the volume, as he was a combat veteran and hard of hearing). Thank you Mark and congratulations.
is he alive
is he alive
Is he alive
Is he alive or what for the fourth time
is he alive
Just hearing Mark’s orchestral opening theme is worth the like.
Pavlov! Does that ring a bell?
was thinking about making it my ringtone...
Its ducking epic!
Does anyone know the name of it, though? I'm curious.
Yup, his and Drachinifel's music are great
Finally a TH-cam channel worthy of a million subs.. Hoora..
Worthy of 100 million
As an Englishman married to the daughter of a Luftwaffe Ju 52 pilot I find all Mark's stuff fascinating. Young Germans actually know very little of WW2, and the older ones choose not to talk about it.
young people dont know much, yes, the elderly tho...ask them and they know ALOT and will tell you but only if you ask the right questions, my grandfather wrote a book about his time im the wehrmacht
Young Americans seem to know next to nothing about WWII. Our education system stinks.
Jaynene Ewing
If you look at all the comments on here they are experts at ww2history, but I agree with you there ignorant to three quarters of it all
@@jayneneewing2369 Its a mere indoctrination system now and is getting worse.
@@roberttelarket4934 I think you misread. He is talking about himself, not the video. Cheers-
If there's someone on all of TH-cam who deserves a million subscribers, it is you, sir. Congratulations. Well done.
Congratulations on 1 mil !!!!!!!! You deserve it!!!!! I didn’t think a million people who cared about this kind of stuff existed and I’m am so happy to see that number!!!!
Congratulations Mark, I have enjoyed this channel for a few years now. Your output has gone from strength to strength and you should be rightly proud of what you have achieved.
Heh. I think Dr. Felton has some of the boxes and that's where he keeps coming up with all the unknown stories of the war.
Either that, or he time travels, creates the stories in the 40s, then slips back, er I mean forward, to now to report on them.
Funny thing about history is that it's as much research as it is discovery. A lot of the stuff he talks about, especially related to battles, are all battles with documented reports and outcomes but few have bothered to dig up the information and sort through it to find the interesting stuff.
Congratulations on hitting this milestone Dr. Felton!
Dr Felton
@@MrShaneVicious British usage favours omitting the full stop in abbreviations which include the first and last letters of a single word, such as Mr, Mrs, Ms, Dr and St; American usage prefers (A) Mr., Mrs., Ms., Dr. and St., with full stops. Most other abbreviated titles, however, require a full stop, as shown above.
Congrats on a million subs Mark. You absolutely deserve all the success you’ve had.
Oi Oi, he nearly got 2 mill now. great stuff Mr Felton
0:01
"To give good quality history documentaries is a power only one has achieved..."
His name? Dr. Felton !
And slipping in such beaut's as Seduction by Interrogation.
"Hitler's Personal Baggage" - Sounds like someone describing my ex
Damn straight brother.
This vid was uploaded shortly before I broke up with mine. Needless to say I have a broken nose, and now have a sudden absence of property...
Lol.
@Bogey Man No, but Adolf by the end of the war had tons of baggage. if you married him, you would have to win world war 2. thats alot of heft to enter a relationship with
🙇🏼♀️
The amount of Third Reich artifacts, treasure still buried in mines and other inaccessible areas of Europe must be unimaginable. I believe the "Amber Room" stolen from Russia has never been recovered. Thank you for your attention to detail and painstaking efforts on pronunciation of German names.
If I was a high ranking person with the writing on the wall South America and lots of high value goodies would have been my route many did right
But many had the rest of their life to reclaim it and live happily every after.
An indie TH-camr discovered and filmed the Amber Room but he didn't steal it. Good because Hitler is a vampire who's still alive and still commands the German military's black ops. I'm sure. The Amber Room appears to be in good condition still. It would be a terrible waste if it simply succumbed to the elements.
The intro music makes me feel like I'm embarking on an epic adventure.
The intro music reminds me I am embarking on an epic adventure.
The mad doctor has done it. He's gone and hit 1 million.
This tasty video by Mark Felton Productions was so fitting to celebrate 1 million subscribers. It's this level of quality that people appreciate. The proof is in your quality content, Mark. Congrats on the success and thanks for providing so much entertaining content for me during this shitty year.
Saved this one for bedtime. It was hard to resist watching early but I got here.. Thanks Mark 💪
I always watch his videos at night XD
Hell watch them twice that’s what I do one time to watch the video during the day or whenever they come out and when I go to bed now I can try and picture it while listening to it
Hey Mustang! Glad to see we're into the same content, both Airsoft and History!
I can't watch mark feltons videos before I go to sleep.I end with more questions and I spend hours after midnight searching.
😇
I love your new videos ❤️😘🥰
Congratulations on your 1 mil subs too!
You know it’s a good day when your favorite TH-camr comments on your other equally favorite TH-camr’s video.
I love the old videos... 😶
Mark if you're reading this, please do a bio on Morell 4:16 a most sinister character
Í
I never heard of mark Felton. But these videos are incredible. I can’t stop watching.
Never? So you live in Mars?
Found your channel when it had only a few thousand. Appreciate you keeping the same format.
Anyone else think Mark is better then every documentary TV channel ever, Discovery, history channel etc. His 2nd channel is great aswell if you want long form audio content.
Probably, especially since he has a limited production budget.
His contents are unique. Everyone knows d-day because of the shitloads of repetitive contents but stuff like this are not tackled often.
True
Nova, still going strong for like around 50 years.
I think these missing boxes are in Marks basement, that’s got to be how he is getting so much factual information and uploading episode after episode. It’s either that or he doesn’t get paid enough for the amount of time and effort that needs to be spent researching all the info and details in order to upload new episodes at this pace. Whatever his secret is, I’m truly fascinated and entertained with all of the unheard, uncommon, astounding, weird and wonderful information shared on what seems like not long past history to some of us. Thank you, Mark Felton
Neat angle, but did you notice the Seduction by Interrogation ?
@@myparceltape1169 Get out of his basement. He is going to eat your hair
I believe you. The Amber Room is in his basement too.
Something finally good in 2020: my favourite channel reaches 1 M subs. Congrats Mark!
Ya TH-cam will send him something for this, but I betcha won't be more money
Just wanted to say BIG CONGRATS on reaching one million🎉. Quality content like this deserve it and we are grateful to have such amazing channel here.
What a TREAT this installment was! Mark Felton NEVER disappoints! Congratulations to you, sir, on your fine achievement and may your subscriber base continue to expand! You are my favorite WW2 historian. 😊
Ey, congrats man. Great videos on the most obscure of topics.
Eyy didn't think i would found discount soviet womble here
Didn't know you are here as well. **plays didjeridu out of joy**
Rimmy!
Well I am someone shocked you know of him and appreciate his work, thanks m8, also nice content.
Eisenhower's Crusade in Europe is a book of 559 pages;
the six volumes of Churchill's Second World War total 4,448 pages;
and de Gaulle's three-volume Mémoires de Guerre is 2,054 pages.
In this mass of writing [7,061 pages]
published from 1948 to 1959, there is no mention either of Nazi "gas chambers",
a "genocide" of the Jews, or of "six million" Jewish victims of the war.
Prof. Richard Lynn writes re the above observation:
"I've checked out Churchill's Second World War & the statement is quite correct - not a single mention of Nazi "gas chambers,"
a "genocide" of the Jews, or of "six million" Jewish victims of the war.
This is astonishing. How can it be explained?"
Richard Lynn
Professor Emeritus,
University of Ulster
Dec. 4, 2005
Winston Churchill was a recipient of the 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature
My grandfather witnessed this. He was in black uniform in the battle for the bunkers. No, not SS - he was a tanker (actually, a training officer) and lost one of his lower legs in that battle. He always thought Hitler was on one of the planes. He only survived because he was wounded. As a warren officer, he certainly would have ended up dead or in Siberia, but it took 2 years for his stomp to heal up. He also thought his family was dead (they fled from Eastern Prussia), but he found them at his in-laws near Dora, but the V2 is another story for another time.
Who did he surrender to?
The V2?
@@crf80fdarkdays V2, the first functional ground to ground long range missile, was built in Dora by Nordhausen.
Fantastic! Absolutely adore the longer form videos. They really give the opportunity to enjoy and appreciate your work and your commitment to your many channels. One of the greatest military history educators in a long time.
I have been watching Mark for over 2 years now, loved his content then, love it even more now. Keep up the good work!
Congratulations! From the first video I watched a couple of years back, I knew your channel was destined for success ⭐️🎓👏
I live in New Zealand and enjoy your work immensely. Great job 👏
I feel this man is actually a time traveler who just goes back in time and then explains what happens on his adventures.
He's probably telling the children of 3055 about ww4
WW40*... Probably 😁
@@JHS270694 Nah
If your theory is correct, 🤔 perhaps Dr Felton could tell us about some forthcoming horse races... 🤫
@@JHS270694 WD40?
*very probable*
Was hoping for a cut to “FEGELEIN” immediately after his name was said
Fegelein! Fegelein! Fegelein!
Here you have it: th-cam.com/video/1SKJMURTcBk/w-d-xo.html
5:53 !!!! 😂
Lol
It did!
As an American who has had a life long interest in the World War 2 history, I still cannot get over that there is a guy in the UK who is still following up on so many World War 2 era stories. Good show!
Congratulations on 1 million subs! It's been an utter joy to have these gems of videos to watch. An amazing blend of quantity and absolute quality. Through highschool, now through undergrad, and soon to be in grad school, we're all looking forward to more to come! Thank you for your time and passion.
Your educational content truly deserves the 1million Mark Dr.Felton,congrats..
Saved this for the weekend. Already at a million+ subs and well deserved. His documentary style short videos are world class and fact filled. One can learn a lot from the good doctor.
Just like in Indiana Jones...
... the boxes are being looked after by ‘Top men!’
I thought you meant "top" men as in.... :)
It's probably stored between the ark of the covenant and the holy grail :-)
Top. Men.
Your narrating is utterly captivating, informative and your choice of war time footage/photos is superb. Needless to say, you are more than deserving of reaching such a substantial milestone and viewership. May your successes here continue along with your work, congratulations!
Congratulations Mark! 1 Million subscribers!!!
I'm a long time fan and Patreon supporter!
I always learn something new with your channel.
Keep up the good work.
Been here since 50k subs !! You’ve grown so much !
I bet you say that to all the boys
Congrats Dr. Felton! You're videos have made learning about history as much entertaining as enlightening.
Mark Felton is really really good even see him pop up on SKY war documentarys this man knows his stuff highly recommend
I love the smell of new dr Felton videos in the morning!
I don’t know why, but I really like the intro pic with the storm troopers. It’s just so genuine
The intro music is the school bell us adults need to start the day of learning.
Congratulations!! Your micro-documentaries are some of the highest quality content I've ever seen. Cheers from N. Carolina!!
I've been watching your vids since the beginning and as you've gotten bigger with more resources being available, your quality has been unparalleled. It has always been unparalleled tbh. Thank you for your work!
One possibility not mentioned is the Soviets wound up with the files and they're still some where in Russia.
That's what I'm thinking most likely happened too.
Or soviet destroyed them
@@tylerphipps5295 Unlikely that they'd have destroyed them. They had orders to keep their eyes open for documents & information that could assist, as well as esoteric knowledge that I'm sure Stalin wanted to get his hands on.
Perhaps they were buried in the cemetery where other people in the crash were. It'd be easy to have 1 extra unidentified victim interred.
I ask again, there are still some, WHERE in Russia.
Nazi machine manufacturers: So how much wunderwaffe do you want
Hitler: *YES*
Congratulations Mark you deserve every single one of your subscribers. every single episode of yours is super interesting and you provide me with most of my information that I share with my friends. If anybody deserves this it's you. And I'm not lying about you making everything interesting infact I think you could read a book about math and it would still be interesting to hear.
@Dilet Everything about his channel gives me the strength to do math. One day the world is going to be powered by the simple enjoyment of this channel. it's going to give us electricity and it's going to give us enough power to thrive in the world. That's how great his channel is it literally Powers our world. Screw fossil fuels we got Mark.
MathS
Let's hope ur friends never find him then otherwise what will you ever say
@George Mortimer Its Mathematics not Mathematic. Theres always an S on the end if you pronounce or spell it correctly. Americans like to be different but in this case they are inaccurate.
@@npickle54 I'm in hiding
Absolutely brilliant Mark. Congratulations on 1 million subscribers my friend you deserve it. Keep up the good work brother you do us a service and may your success continue.
I knew there was a reason I should log on before bed. Wonderful, a bedtime story.
I swear you look like a James Bond villain.
It's a good thing tho dont get me wrong
Mark, thank you so much for both your perfect narration and spotless research of WWII.
Your postings are flawless and are also a pleasure to view.
8:20 That footage was from my local air show last year. That Ju 52 is an impressive aircraft.
Who needs reality TV or any other kind of TV? We have Mark Felton!!
Cannot get enough of your videos. For the last month, I've been on a WW2 history tear in an effort to learn more about my grandfathers experience.
One thing I did learn, he was involved in the last incident that cost US Navy sailor lives officially during the US involvement in the war. It was a collision between his ship, the Nashbulk, and another ship... the Saint Mihel. He struggled with that experience his whole life. He had made something liker 19 trans-atlantic trips during his time in the Navy and Merchant Marines, only to be nearly taken out because of some heavy fog.
Wait how di you get to One MILLION?
I'm so confused but at the same time so proud of you.
Thank you for telling us all of this stories that without you nobody could've learn about.
Thanks
HOW DID YOU GET THIS AMAZING INFORMATION.
It's just crazy how you don't have more viewers, you should have a show about true history.
You're finally getting the recognition you deserve on this platform. Congratulations and thank you for producing such interesting and engaging content.
Never clicked so fast in my life
same
Same for me too dude I clicked faster than France surrendered and faster than Italy switching sides.
Me too lol.
Wow aren't you special
@@kingkermit7323 pls stop anti French bashing. They fought more than whole month before l'armistice
I must correct my earlier statement a couple weeks back: "THIS was the best video of the year from Dr. Felton!"
Dr Felton is a remarkable historian. His knowledge of details is so precise.
Damn went from 700k to one mil in weeks! So pleased for Mark! By far the best military historian on TH-cam.
Tripe like this is automatically boosted by TH-cam.
To me the most interesting part of this episode was learning about the JU 352 & JU 252, which I had no prior knowledge of. And to see all those historical pictures of such a rare aircraft. It's burned into my memory now.
Do you want one? I know a guy ……
I have an extensive WW2 library, yet time and time again I learn new and fascinating facts from Mark Felton. And not just facts, but wonderful perspective. Thank you Mark and congratulations.
Congrats on reaching 1 million Dr Felton !
Now Serving : A million minds expanded 😎
The complete transcript of Elsa Kruger interrogation is probably missing, too.
Didn't that get mistrsnslated as Lady Chatterleys lover?
probably because the smart lady married her way out of the problem
@@idkm8952 spot on
Nice one, haha!
Another fascinating and thought-provoking item, Dr Felton.
You never fail to unearth these gems of history to keep us all enthralled!
Hearty congratulations on achieving an incredible one million subscribers.
Best wishes from Wallasey!
Congratulations! This is perfect timing as I just watched the Downfall movie.
Greetings from Western Australia. Thanks for sharing on youtube.
Hooked on this channel. You pack so much interesting historical detail into every short film. I congratulate you, Mark!
This is honestly one of the best channels on youtube, keep up the amazing work! 👍
Married the British officer who interrogated her.
Intelligence officer: First question. Are you available?
Else Krüger: Ja.
"So, how did you meet ?"
"It's a long and boring story. I like your dress."
And now he has been interrogated ever since.
Typical woman.
@JD Cigaretten mein frau?....ja, dunke schatz.
Else Kruger: Haben Sie etwas zu essen?
Never heard of a Ju352 before. You always learn something in Mark's channel.
You're a treasure, Mark, thank you for your work.
Been here since 500 subs! Congrats Dr Felton!
I truly wish Dr. Felton was in charge of programming for a military/history channel. Brilliant, original work. Stories few have heard of.
Mark is good at putting together speculative and unusual squibs, but he's hardly a historian, nor even a journalist. Pull yourself together, Rimshot: this is all tabloid junk.
Highly curious on what these documents were all about. Curious to know what Hitler wanted to prove to the world post war. Would be fascinating to understand the thoughts behind his whole regime.
Family pics and documents,personal correspondence and his art
There was unlikely to be anything of world-shattering public interest. Regarding the notes of his pronouncements, he was a delusional man who talked a great deal of rubbish and considered his thoughts to be the only ones that mattered. He was prone to rant and ramble for hours, was in denial about losing, blamed everyone else but himself for the same defeat he denied, and frankly, what can be known about him and his motives are already well enough known. The documents would be of material and forensic historical interest but likely little else unless they implicated persons as yet unidentified in the crimes of the regime. Perhaps the biggest shame is that the dental X-rays went missing - having them would have stamped on a lot of conspiracy theorists' strawberries.
@Mongo Fuckcommies Well spotted.
@@PedroConejo1939 Sounds like your average minister
@Mongo Fuckcommies KGB would like to know your location
A taxying aircraft pulled by oxen, to save fuel. Ryanair eat your heart out!
Don’t give them any ideas.
New idea from Ryanair: make the passengers who didn't pay for "luxury" pull the aircraft on the runway
I don't get this. There's so many different airline choices in the UK, so what's wrong with having a cheap option? You don't have to use it if you don't want to, right?
Thats good
@@johnr797 you still don't get it, do you? There's nothing wrong with it being cheap, and if it was just cheap.....
Keep up The good work mark! I’ve Been a subscriber for about a year now, and Im incredibly grateful for your expertise. You shine a light on a largely ignored part of history. Thanks for filling in the gaps.
Mr. Felton,
Congratulations on this enormous achievement. Your work is a great contribution to society and I thank you for dedicating so much time to thoughtfully documenting historical events.
Once again, I say "Thank you" for another excellent presentation. I particularly appreciate the way you say what you know, what you think, what is speculated, but you keep them all distinct and explained to the extent able. It's much different than others who purport themselves to be historians, but much of their work is historical fiction mixed with a few facts. Thank you, sir.
Living in Bolivia in the 90's I remember meeting and older german guy that he told us that he was one of the children that was on that plane that surrender to the Americans. It's crazy how many germans escape to Bolivia and most of then to Argentina.
Why is it crazy? I mean do they even form 5 percent of the population
@@noone3272 crazy because they found a safe heaven to hide and live an innocent life. They're criminals. So many were able to be part of those governments such as Klaus Barbie in Bolivia
@@daleblue22 That's a wrong thing to say. Most were innocent civilians fleeing communist terror. They deserved a better life.
Sure some top men left too but still I'm sure most were ordinary German civilians.
Klaus Barbie might have been bad but he plays a role in killing top Latin American communists and was given refugee by Americans.
@@noone3272 hahahaha look at you trying to justify Klaus Barbie aid the Murderous government of Bolivia. As I had mentioned I lived in Bolivia late 80's till late 90's and yeah the US presence over there were really bad. 🤔
@@daleblue22 klaus was put to death in spain.
Historian Mark Felton certainly doesn't look like I imagined historians would look like. Old, bald, fat, grey hair and big glasses.
It's nice to see that there are also young people that has a passion for history like I do.
Dr. Mark Felton is the best history PHD/Teacher I’ve ever had the privilege of learning from. Contests on the 1 Mill Dr. Felton
I love how Mark's opening on his historical videos is just him chilling with 2 Star Wars stormtroopers. Always gives me a chuckle.
That’s relatively new, and I think he stopped
Would love to see more about Donitz. And also German hold out at the end of the war far from Berlin like Crete and Latvia
There's some excellent content on Donitz, who I agree is fascinating, elsewhere on TH-cam. The Apple TV+ movie Greyhound, about a U.S. Fletcher class destroyer escorting convoys to Britain, has prompted the resurrection of many documentaries about the battle of the North Atlantic -- where Donitz commanded the submarine forces. Some of them are fascinating. So is Greyhound, by the way.
Mark Felton Productions: Hitler's lost secret documents
Warthunder devs: *WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN!!!*
Next event: Find the Hitler's lost secret document to craft the wunderwaffe!
Fascinating film as always Mark, visited Gatow last year, 100 years of German aviation, its utterly remarkable, they now have a new wonderful area on WW1, well worth visiting.
Your work is ground breaking, intensive and addictive. My wife asks " what are you doing ?".......My reply, " I`m watching Felton"
Should have had 1 Million subscribers years ago based on your detailed and precise historical work.
Well done Sir, I`m so utterly pleased for you and your family.
People who do not subscribe are missing out on learning about true history.
These new videos are superb.
5:55 For some reason I always think of those memes where at the end Hitler yells: "Fegelein! Fegelein, Fegelein!!" My personal favorite is the one where Hitler tries Windows 8 and complains it's worse than Windows Vista. :D
That's too much.
Windows Vista makes Xp look like windows 10.
These are very well done~! I also appreciate that we are not subjected to needless background music throughout. The opening theme music is very recognizable and totally matched with the subject matter.. I bet they realized that after the theme music, the narration is the star here, and needs to be listened to without distraction.
"Marrying the British officer that interrogated her"
Lmao
Pornographic in many ways😁
Resourceful woman
Well played...
Stockholm Syndrome
its like that jurassic park scene "Clever girl"
Found this channel today and immediately subscribed! The binge watching commences! AWESOME!!!!