In Germany we have a saying. "Back in the day, if we put a basket full of money outside the house, what do you think would be stolen? -- The basket of course, it had value." Since people asked; the German Version: "Wenn du damals 'nen Korb voller Geld rausgestellt hast, was glaubst du würde geklaut werden?" -"Der Korb natürlich, denn der war was wert."
"Refuse because they were worries that hitler would overthrow the government...Hindenburg eventually agreed to give him the job in 1933, so hitler immediately began working to overthrow the government" 😂
Hindenburg (who was born in Poznań, by the way), was considered a loser. Why he broke a few months before he died is a good question. I guess abdicating wasn't in style then.
@@CoolMan-ig1ol He definitely wasn't perfect either. He's a good example of "a good soldier isn't automatically a good leader." Even though almost no one could've saved the Weimar Republic, I suppose.
@@LMB222 We can also blame people like von Papen for that. I don't know if there was a worthy successor at that point of time. The SPD would've probably been the best choice but Hindenburg disliked them and was too stubborn.
F in the chat for the world since you know, 100 million ish people died one way or the other because of the World Wars, such a tragedy, if every one agreed to just be chill none of this would've happened.
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@@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 iron cross is still used its the cross symbol ww2 planes etc had its the logo of the bundeswehr aswell its a old prussian military tradition
He backed down though when Hitler revoked any claims on the Tirol a German majority area the Italian’s took from Austria-Hungary after WW1 along with Dalmatia.
As a GCSE Student who has done a depth study on Weimar germany all the way up to the Berlin airlift and probably more to come. I was suprised at how accurate this was and I shall use it for my Revision. Thank you.
hi. Since this comment is not too old, would you be so kind as to help me with the study of Weimar Republic years leading up to the WW2? I am only studying out of curiosity. And many parts are just hard to understand if you don't know it b4hand.
I like how accurate you were, people usually leave out details to better portray their side. You just laid everything on the table, its refreshing to not have history omissions
@@chrisprizzle278 He left out the fact that the Nazis had enough votes to pass the Enabling Act even if every Communist and Socialist member voted against it. Kicking the Communists out of Parliament didn't really matter much.
@@IncredibleMD it did matter quite a bit as they were the biggest threat to the nazis if anyone were to attack the nazis it would've been the communists
@@IncredibleMD Not true. The Nazis with support of the other Nationalist parties could form a majority in the Reichstag but the Enabling Act required a 2/3s supermajority to pass. The Left and centre-left leaning pollies in total could have arranged enough votes to block it. Kicking the Commies out and some SPD (109 in total) combined with threats towards the centre-aligned pollies only then made passing of the Enabling Act a forgone conclusion as resistance was futile. Only the remaining members of the SPD (94) voted against it.
@@oneeyedrichmond I was skeptical of this however looking at it more closely now, you are correct. The Enabling Act needed 67% of the vote to pass, and Hitler won out by a mere 2% of the vote. If the communists and many of the SPD hadn't been essentially purged out of the government, and as well if the Centre Party hadn't been essentially motivated by fear to vote for the act, it 100% would've been blocked. The Centre Party's vote was decisive, and the chairman of the Centre Party pushed his deputies to vote for the bill. His reasonings were due to the "precarious state of the party" and said, "On the one hand we must preserve our soul, but on the other hand a rejection of the Enabling Act would result in unpleasant consequences for fraction and party. What is left is only to guard us against the worst. Were a two-thirds majority not obtained, the government's plans would be carried through by other means. The President has acquiesced in the Enabling Act. From the DNVP no attempt of relieving the situation is to be expected."
It got so bad that usually wives or children were waiting at the factory to receive the payment of the father of the family and then transporting literally a pile of money in a wheelbarrow to the next bakeries and shops, before the inflation would get even worse.
The still from the Nuremburg Trial at 9:11, believe it or not, the soldiers standing guard behind the defendants were Estonians who were former members of the SS, but as their homeland had been (illegally) occupied by the Soviet Union after the war, they had no homeland to go back to
Yes, it's kind of weird, how they put it that the people, felt resentment about the Treaty of Versailles, when they got off really lightly, and were incredibly lucky.tthe other 2 empires, Austria Hungary and the Ottomans, got it far worse, and were disbanded utterly. There are also numerous examples. History of losing a war being completely annihilated E.g., Carthage. I guess that it is the Nazi party that convinced them thaat they had been hard done by.
Excellent video, considering time constraints you put a lot of detail into this video. For those interested, some extra info 1) Hitler wanted to get rid of the SA not because they were the only ones who could take him down by force, but because the SA at that time was out of control and wanted to split away into a more extremist branch of the Nazi party. Hitler realized that if he was to gain support of the industrial elites and the military (who would never accept hitler as chancellor unless he dismantled SA-their terms) he had to carry out the night of the long knives. 2) Hindenburg appointed hitler as chancellor with the hopes that if hitler was closer to the government, he would work with it not against it (before, the Reichstag couldn't pass any laws because the Nazi party would just get up and leave rendering democracy impossible). But oh was he so wrong....
That's what tends to happen when you work with a guy who clearly is going to become a dictator thinking you can control them..... wait why does that sound familiar * turns around and sees the GOP working with trump* God dangit you absolute fools
Excellent narrative. Just one small improvement suggestion. The Volkswagen was actually saved for in installments, not 'paid in installments'. In other words, a person who wanted to buy one, actually had to save the money first, instead of a debt.
This channel has the most adorable art style I have seen in a long time... if you can make Hitler look adorable, then you have got something going right. I love when he would go running by with a little happy smile below his mustache... adorable. I am horrible, I know, but he really WAS adorable in this instance.
I was intending to release 'The Late British Empire (1783 - 1997)' today but unfortunately the audio recording was junk. I'm looking to fix it and release it soon.
It's the old saying..."Where was Hitler born?" ......"Versailles".....what did the allies expect after ww1 when they gutted the german economy and the middle class in particular?
Clearly uneducated regarding this subject, or else you'd know that Germany before the end of WW1 had announced what she would be expecting the other powers to pay post war, since Germany thought she'd win, and it was very similar, and even harsher than the ToV.
@@roskcity A speedrun used to mean clearing a videogame really quickly, but thanks to internet culture it's meaning has gradually evolved into just doing anything quickly
Weimar Republic: Let's produce more *momey* to instantly pay the reparations. (More money production is costly) World: Great Depression Weimar Republic: *stonks*
Well, they were kind of backed up against a corner in their situation. Their country was bankrupt from the war, France and many of the other former Entente members were certainly no friends of theirs, they had constant threats of and attempted revolutions/coups, few countries, if any at all, saw anything product that had to do with Germany as near worthless (including their money). I mean, what could any do in that situation?
I am from Germany and as this topic makes up most of our history lessons I can say this is quite accurate. I just got one question: How do you define "most democratic country in the world"? I dont think that a single person in a democracy should have the ability to completely blockade the parliament during his seven years long term.
The president wasn't especially powerful compared to most countries at the time, and many of the features the president had could be seen in other constitutions today. The French president has very broad discretion to hold snap elections, basically only restricted by having no more than one election per year, not while emergency powers are exercised (although this probably would have forbade elections while Article 48 was in use), and the president must consult with a few other people but who had no veto over the dissolution. The American president has a veto power that can only be overridden by a 2/3 vote in both houses, which is what the Reichspraesident had. The chancellor was appointed unilaterally by the president, as the French prime minister is today, although the Weimar constitution gave the president to dismiss the chancellor unilaterally too, which we don't see as often, though Austria's president does have that power. The two round system the Weimar Republic had was meant to give a majority for one candidate although oddly enough there was no legal restriction on a third or further candidate entering the second round, which split the vote in 1925 and 1932 (but for the 1932 election the president got a majority regardless). The seven year term is also not so unusual. France had that up until the 21st century after decades of 7 year terms (without a term limit up until the middle of the 2000s too). Ireland also has a 7 year term, Finland and Austria both have terms of 6 years for their modern presidents. The emergency powers were very powerful, although Boris Yeltsin had those powers while Russia was considered arguably a democracy in the 90s up until 2003. The Weimar Republic was a good deal more democratic than most, but the details matter when you create new constitutions. There were big failures, most notably the bad emergency powers, the lack of triggers for a snap election, the presidential power to dismiss the chancellor and the lack of need for the Reichstag to explicitly approve of the chancellor, the lack of a nuclear option for what happens if no stable coalition can be formed, parties in their own right not being democratic, the proportional system being a single nationwide closed list, the veto of the president, the lack of involvement of the federal states in the amendment of the constitution and lack of protected rights that an amendment could not repeal. Those are mistakes Germany took very hard lessons from and created big fixes for these problems.
Awesome video. Love the fact you also picked up that they had flags EVERYWHERE! 10,000k sub within 1 month easily (privilege to be sub 495!) with this high quality and amazing voice/cinematic! Also you need to make a WW2 video that about each theater and more detail cause this is awesome!
@@marlow1213 seriously. People would rather cave to the restrictions of big tech and and the censorships than loose their chanels or their jobs.beacuse quarter an egg is better than non I guess
Loving the channel. Stumbled upon one of your vids a few days ago. Subscribed today and I've honestly lost track of how many I have watched since then. I see one in the feed and I click it.
great video man i can see there was a lot of effort put into this video which sadly a lot of people dont do anymore but keep doing what your doing man love it!!!
Sorry but the “quick fact” at 7:51 is misleading. The Germans found that they didn’t have enough labour force so they pressured Vichy into imposing the “Service de Travail Obligatoire” (Mandatory Labour Service, my translation), where the targeted French workforce had no other choice but to abide. This law was imposed in 1943 and a lot of French workers refused to go, which saw a dramatic increase in the ranks of the Resistance, namely the Maquisards as they were called because they would hide and operate in the countryside.
Germany goes from thousands of years of nobody getting along, then they get unified..then powerful, then get beat up, then come back stronger and almost win ANOTHER war that THEY started and then they come back 50 years later and STILL are strong what the hell? Germany is awesome!
What re you on about "another" war they started, you've been reading too much treaty of Versailles my friend, the war guilt clause is considered largely unfair. An angry Serb caused WW1 and there were no "goodies and baddies" like WW2.
***** omg dude believe me Ive studied this a lot, all that you say there I agree with. I know the truth more than most. Me saying that it wasn't a war with goodies and baddies like ww2 was implying that's what he probably thought it was, not implying that's what i thought.
Kind of. But also kind of not. His policy of Autarky is one that no economist left, right or center endorses in the present. Germany's reduction in unemployment was probably due to the arms build up instead. His doctrine of Blitzkrieg is generally considered a resounding success. Invading Russia was the dumb part.
Eh, a lot of his economic plans weren't very revolutionary at all and economic upturn also had a lot to do with getting Jews and women out of the workforce in favor of only having male workers. Distribution of Jewish business to German men, that sort of thing
@@Blankskeen I'm not sure the Japanese would have been able to do it. They needed oil and other resources to keep their offensive going and Eastern Russia didn't offer that. That's why they invaded the South Pacific instead.
8:18 an important fact many forget "Antisemitism was already very common in Europe at this time." Im not trying to downplay any blames or responsebilities, but im just reflecting on how MANY PEOPLE claim antisemitism was solely German brutality.
cannot be criticized. It is strange... because this is so quick, very accurate, but it feels like World War II deserves a "li'l" more detail. loved it... but Pear Harbor deserved a 3 second footnote. gave it a "LIKE!" thanks for all of your videos!
Your video is only ten minutes long, but it is one of the densest on TH-cam. The pace of the telling is very fast, that I determined it is not worth to stop and replay the most packed portions, but it is more straightforward to just watch the video twice or thrice. This, from a base that I'm an history buff and don't actually need to learn the facts at the base of the video. Compliments for your precision and historical correctness...
German Buyer: Hey can I buy a toy for my kid please German Seller: Sure that will be 6000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Marks German Buyer: WTF
Correction 2:00: The inflation was not mainly caused by reparations. Why would the allies accept a worthless currency as reparations? The inflation was caused by high internal debt caused by war bonds the government sold to its people in the war, and the excessive hyper inflation was caused by the government paying the wages of the striking workers in the Ruhr area. See Hans Mommsen: "Die verspielte Freiheit. Aufstieg und Untergang der Weimarer Republik" for reference.
By the way the reason unemployment got so low was because certain groups of people weren’t even counted. Also in 7:20 that’s a map of mid-1942 not 1943.
what I learned for 75% of my last school year summed up in 10 Minutes. great.
Deniz Akin so true😂😨
Deniz Akin
Yeah but lessons have dates and stuff
year 9?
Deniz Akin You spent 75% of your school year talking about 1918-1945? You have a shit school
it true GCSE history is very detailed
In Germany we have a saying.
"Back in the day, if we put a basket full of money outside the house, what do you think would be stolen? -- The basket of course, it had value."
Since people asked; the German Version:
"Wenn du damals 'nen Korb voller Geld rausgestellt hast, was glaubst du würde geklaut werden?"
-"Der Korb natürlich, denn der war was wert."
Well, they could've used the paper currency for toilet paper I suppose 😕
I.B. Rex That makes sense
That's a long saying
@@miniaturesandstuff5209 😭😂 I had a chuckle at this, seeing as what is happening right now in the UK
Yo your pfp is illegal
"Refuse because they were worries that hitler would overthrow the government...Hindenburg eventually agreed to give him the job in 1933, so hitler immediately began working to overthrow the government"
😂
Hindenburg (who was born in Poznań, by the way), was considered a loser. Why he broke a few months before he died is a good question.
I guess abdicating wasn't in style then.
@@LMB222 Yeah, the victor of Tannenberg, The man who drove all the way to Crimea and finland, The creator of the Hindenburg line was a loser.
@@CoolMan-ig1ol He definitely wasn't perfect either. He's a good example of "a good soldier isn't automatically a good leader."
Even though almost no one could've saved the Weimar Republic, I suppose.
@@LMB222 We can also blame people like von Papen for that. I don't know if there was a worthy successor at that point of time. The SPD would've probably been the best choice but Hindenburg disliked them and was too stubborn.
F in the chat for the world since you know, 100 million ish people died one way or the other because of the World Wars, such a tragedy, if every one agreed to just be chill none of this would've happened.
You can tell he doesn't care about money because the video Is 9 mins and 59 seconds.
10+ makes more money?
ACosmicFuckYou yeah over 10 mins idk why tho
TH-cam actually monitors the watch time and rewards channels who manage to keep the audience for longer periods of time. Most TH-cam videos run much longer now and will increase in the length with time.
no
McKinley Graves
This guy knows nothing
I love the fact that there are no goddamn ads on this video coz of swaztikas. Long live historical accuracy
Id prefer using the iron cross not because I dislike the Tunder Cross but because the nazis where chrystian.
@@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 iron cross is smth else its a military badge
@@kyuqemde5892 Far more fitting for the nazi party and modern Germany.
@@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 iron cross is still used its the cross symbol ww2 planes etc had its the logo of the bundeswehr aswell its a old prussian military tradition
@@kyuqemde5892 I know.
I cracked up at the ‘To do list’
-Kill everybody
-Buy more flags
😂
They should’ve added
-Take over the world
-???
-profit!!
自己👀
Cracked you up?!
@@anthonyromo8684 Made me laugh.
@@firemangan2731 that’s from oversimplified right
1) uses facts
2) funny references
3) alot of effort put into production
I think I find something interesting to watch! :3
"No Parodies Allowed" XD
Patton44 (Glo) what?
That was a reference to the downfall parodies when they completely change the subtitles to hilarious stuff
Patton44 (Glo) aaaah ok ;)
Eisen Heinrich a lot*
Meanwhile Mussolini was busy pizza pasta’ing through the Mediterranean
true, what a time to be alive then.
@@qwerasdfhjkio that is Greece, not Ethiophia, in fact, Italian-german relations were not good due to Hitler wanting Austria.
He backed down though when Hitler revoked any claims on the Tirol a German majority area the Italian’s took from Austria-Hungary after WW1 along with Dalmatia.
They just consumed albania
*m a r e* *n o s t r u m*
"Hindenberg agreed to give him the position in 1933... so he immediately began trying to overthrow the government"
Yes
1:51
"No enemy bomber can reach the Ruhr. If one reaches the Ruhr, my name is not Göring. You may call me Meyer."
- Hermann Meyer
Nickname: The Führers captive balloon
Hoi4
The original fat controller
HOI4!
oof
As a GCSE Student who has done a depth study on Weimar germany all the way up to the Berlin airlift and probably more to come. I was suprised at how accurate this was and I shall use it for my Revision. Thank you.
i finished the berlin airlift:operation vittles 2-3 weeks ago
I did this stuff for GCSE last year - wish I'd found more videos like this
Neptune Productions Same, just done a mock of this exam
I suspect that he had the same education as us.
hi. Since this comment is not too old, would you be so kind as to help me with the study of Weimar Republic years leading up to the WW2? I am only studying out of curiosity. And many parts are just hard to understand if you don't know it b4hand.
I like how accurate you were, people usually leave out details to better portray their side. You just laid everything on the table, its refreshing to not have history omissions
What would have been left out? Most of it sounded like what I usually hear when watching a video like this.
@@chrisprizzle278 He left out the fact that the Nazis had enough votes to pass the Enabling Act even if every Communist and Socialist member voted against it. Kicking the Communists out of Parliament didn't really matter much.
@@IncredibleMD it did matter quite a bit as they were the biggest threat to the nazis if anyone were to attack the nazis it would've been the communists
@@IncredibleMD Not true. The Nazis with support of the other Nationalist parties could form a majority in the Reichstag but the Enabling Act required a 2/3s supermajority to pass. The Left and centre-left leaning pollies in total could have arranged enough votes to block it. Kicking the Commies out and some SPD (109 in total) combined with threats towards the centre-aligned pollies only then made passing of the Enabling Act a forgone conclusion as resistance was futile. Only the remaining members of the SPD (94) voted against it.
@@oneeyedrichmond I was skeptical of this however looking at it more closely now, you are correct. The Enabling Act needed 67% of the vote to pass, and Hitler won out by a mere 2% of the vote. If the communists and many of the SPD hadn't been essentially purged out of the government, and as well if the Centre Party hadn't been essentially motivated by fear to vote for the act, it 100% would've been blocked. The Centre Party's vote was decisive, and the chairman of the Centre Party pushed his deputies to vote for the bill. His reasonings were due to the "precarious state of the party" and said, "On the one hand we must preserve our soul, but on the other hand a rejection of the Enabling Act would result in unpleasant consequences for fraction and party. What is left is only to guard us against the worst. Were a two-thirds majority not obtained, the government's plans would be carried through by other means. The President has acquiesced in the Enabling Act. From the DNVP no attempt of relieving the situation is to be expected."
"Since no party ever got 50% of the seats, that meant the parties would have to cooperate."
Ha, no.
Any decent German prefers a fight to cooperation! 😆Unfortunately they are as bad winners as losers
It's interesting that Italy had a very similar system, faced very similar issues and had a very similar outcome (one-party dictatorship).
"still too soon to (fully) know what the (consequences) are"
that's a really interesting and unexpected point. that's the beauty of history
US today: a Big Mac used to be $4, now it's $5! This inflation is out of control!
Weimar Republic: hold my Bier
Weimar republic: a Big Mac used to be 2433e233b, now it's 3*ς*כ34en2356e.
The US printed like ~40% of its currency in the past year or so, so this comment may not age well!
This isn't gonna age well..
@@darkpinktv6721 cause inflation gonna go up
@@darkpinktv6721 well yea that too I guess. America ain't doing so well rn
Can I have some bread???
Sure! That will be 7.000.000.000 Marks please....
Whuuut
plus taxes
Patrick Allen Alright, let me get my money vault...
It got so bad that usually wives or children were waiting at the factory to receive the payment of the father of the family and then transporting literally a pile of money in a wheelbarrow to the next bakeries and shops, before the inflation would get even worse.
This is a 1 trillion Reichsmark bill from 1924. img.ma-shops.de/hoehn/pic/131253q00.jpg It's worth around 100€ today. :D
Patrick 'Honest Blogger' Allen Main Channel 1mark= 1 human
*This enraged his father who punished him severely* 😄
Oversimplified 😁
Mr Tech I understood that reference
original
I also get the referance
oversimplified
The still from the Nuremburg Trial at 9:11, believe it or not, the soldiers standing guard behind the defendants were Estonians who were former members of the SS, but as their homeland had been (illegally) occupied by the Soviet Union after the war, they had no homeland to go back to
Trial, not trail :) A trail is much more fun.
@@LMB222 noted, just adjusted it, I blame an autocorrect that I missed
Whoa thanks for the fun fact
Thats very interesting. Thank you
Estonia was liberated and obviously if they worked for the SS they'd be rightfully executed by the Soviets, but in the west they are given a job.
Wow. I don't think I have ever seen this topic summed up that well in 10 minutes. This channel never disappoints.
“As punishment for losing”
‘Nuff said.
"As punishment for winning"
No enemy troops set foot on German soil
That's exactly what I thought.
Wait, not for the horrors of war? Oh wait, then Britain would have to-, yeah...
Yes, it's kind of weird, how they put it that the people, felt resentment about the Treaty of Versailles, when they got off really lightly, and were incredibly lucky.tthe other 2 empires, Austria Hungary and the Ottomans, got it far worse, and were disbanded utterly. There are also numerous examples. History of losing a war being completely annihilated E.g., Carthage. I guess that it is the Nazi party that convinced them thaat they had been hard done by.
" DOWN WITH THE GOVERNMENT! "
" DOWN WITH THE NEXT GOVERNMENT! "
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is the only Revision I'm doing for for my GCSE History Exam
RogueParagonal good luck man!!
@@haonesor Thanks!!! 👍
RogueParagonal same tho
Same.... I’m fucked 😂🤣😂
What’s the exam tomorrow even about 😂
Excellent video, considering time constraints you put a lot of detail into this video. For those interested, some extra info
1) Hitler wanted to get rid of the SA not because they were the only ones who could take him down by force, but because the SA at that time was out of control and wanted to split away into a more extremist branch of the Nazi party. Hitler realized that if he was to gain support of the industrial elites and the military (who would never accept hitler as chancellor unless he dismantled SA-their terms) he had to carry out the night of the long knives.
2) Hindenburg appointed hitler as chancellor with the hopes that if hitler was closer to the government, he would work with it not against it (before, the Reichstag couldn't pass any laws because the Nazi party would just get up and leave rendering democracy impossible). But oh was he so wrong....
That's what tends to happen when you work with a guy who clearly is going to become a dictator thinking you can control them..... wait why does that sound familiar * turns around and sees the GOP working with trump* God dangit you absolute fools
So it's interesting that even between the nazis there were some differences. I didn't think if it. If you reflect better, it will always happen.
Am I wrong or similar things happened with Mussolini and the fascists in Italy?
proud of myself for not cramming the day before the exam but two days before (;
Same
Same 😂
Bryan Coltman good luck for today
OfficiallyNat you’re going to smash it today
@@sanakadirzadeh8176 Good luck man
Excellent narrative.
Just one small improvement suggestion.
The Volkswagen was actually saved for in installments, not 'paid in installments'.
In other words, a person who wanted to buy one, actually had to save the money first, instead of a debt.
This channel has the most adorable art style I have seen in a long time... if you can make Hitler look adorable, then you have got something going right. I love when he would go running by with a little happy smile below his mustache... adorable. I am horrible, I know, but he really WAS adorable in this instance.
I mean he wasn't the best but he wasn't the worst
I know right, it's like a cute little mouse Hitler, god what is wrong with me!
@@hanz2904 No Hanz, he was the best
He was Hitler, but he also was the guy who killed Hitler!
That was his Schicklegrubber side, so amiable😌
Hello there fellow history GCSE people
Gregg Pasty exams tomorrow for me lad
Last minute lad over here 🤙
@@horrorterrorharvey same😂 gl
@Jensen yeppp hope it goes well im cramming 😂😭
@@safiyyahvadala meet back here after the exam
*"No parodies allowed"*
I know that reference.. the silly downfall parodies..
DAS WAR EN BEFEHL!!
*BRINGEN SIG MIER FEGELEIN! FEGELEIN!! FEGELEIN!! FEGELEIN!!*
FE- FE- FE- FEGELEIN FEGELEIN FEGELEIN!!!!
Wir können den Gruppenführer Fegelein nirgendwo finden. Er ist nicht in der Bunkeranlage.
GCSE HISTORY SQUAD
ayyye
YEEEEUUUPP
YES! GOD BLESS
Doing my mock test tomorrow
@@Abass.03 I'm doing mine Tommorow and have been doing last minute revision
9:02 Nice reference to the Downfall parodies
I was intending to release 'The Late British Empire (1783 - 1997)' today but unfortunately the audio recording was junk. I'm looking to fix it and release it soon.
Ten Minute History seriously you keep making videos like this you will grow fast
Ten Minute History you make awesome videos. Keep up the good work.
Only German Army surrernder not country that is sentence German Supreme Court from 1990 .
Nice video, you still have a bit too many bias facts, try to be impartial.
It's the old saying..."Where was Hitler born?" ......"Versailles".....what did the allies expect after ww1 when they gutted the german economy and the middle class in particular?
weirdshibainu he was born on A City in Austria Near The German Border
weirdshibainu this was 1915 dont forget
The Gaming Guy [TGG] It’s a saying. It’s talking about Hitler’s ideology being caused by the treaty of Versailles, not the mans actual birthplace
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Clearly uneducated regarding this subject, or else you'd know that Germany before the end of WW1 had announced what she would be expecting the other powers to pay post war, since Germany thought she'd win, and it was very similar, and even harsher than the ToV.
This isn’t 10 minutes. It’s 9 minutes 59 seconds!!!
*Le gasp*
no
Go back to 9gag
So it’s a speed run
@@jensjensen9035 what's that
@@roskcity A speedrun used to mean clearing a videogame really quickly, but thanks to internet culture it's meaning has gradually evolved into just doing anything quickly
Two biggest mistakes of history:
Invading Russia
Declaring war on the US
Fifth Mistake: Starting two fronts
KiesKo Enterprises
Invading Poland
Kim jong un Jews and gypsies were actually used as slaves however they di a poor job becuase of course they did
KiesKo Enterprises US wasnt strong there
Following a crazy former low level enlisted man fool ( just a Corporal!!!) Meddled with all his high command officers especially against the Russians.
2:38 I hope the original run of Mein Kampf had that exact cover image.
Weimar Republic: Let's produce more *momey* to instantly pay the reparations. (More money production is costly)
World: Great Depression
Weimar Republic: *stonks*
Didn't the Bush's make out on that?
Well, they were kind of backed up against a corner in their situation. Their country was bankrupt from the war, France and many of the other former Entente members were certainly no friends of theirs, they had constant threats of and attempted revolutions/coups, few countries, if any at all, saw anything product that had to do with Germany as near worthless (including their money). I mean, what could any do in that situation?
“Parties would have to cooperate”
“No”
These are really awesome and the visuals are very engaging and silly. Please make more, they're hilarious. x3
this video was given as a viewing assignment by my AP world history teacher!
Your channel is going to explode, you heard it here first
tomlad455
xD
It didnt
Connor S it did now
@@jobfranschman8436 its ok
As of the end of 2019, the channel is 300k strong
I am from Germany and as this topic makes up most of our history lessons I can say this is quite accurate.
I just got one question: How do you define "most democratic country in the world"? I dont think that a single person in a democracy should have the ability to completely blockade the parliament during his seven years long term.
It was the most democratic electoral system in the world. It afforded suffrage to all above the age of 20 and was entirely proportional.
KommandoCraf
KommandoCraft nah its not your leaders have brainwashed you and most of the west
The president wasn't especially powerful compared to most countries at the time, and many of the features the president had could be seen in other constitutions today. The French president has very broad discretion to hold snap elections, basically only restricted by having no more than one election per year, not while emergency powers are exercised (although this probably would have forbade elections while Article 48 was in use), and the president must consult with a few other people but who had no veto over the dissolution. The American president has a veto power that can only be overridden by a 2/3 vote in both houses, which is what the Reichspraesident had. The chancellor was appointed unilaterally by the president, as the French prime minister is today, although the Weimar constitution gave the president to dismiss the chancellor unilaterally too, which we don't see as often, though Austria's president does have that power.
The two round system the Weimar Republic had was meant to give a majority for one candidate although oddly enough there was no legal restriction on a third or further candidate entering the second round, which split the vote in 1925 and 1932 (but for the 1932 election the president got a majority regardless). The seven year term is also not so unusual. France had that up until the 21st century after decades of 7 year terms (without a term limit up until the middle of the 2000s too). Ireland also has a 7 year term, Finland and Austria both have terms of 6 years for their modern presidents.
The emergency powers were very powerful, although Boris Yeltsin had those powers while Russia was considered arguably a democracy in the 90s up until 2003.
The Weimar Republic was a good deal more democratic than most, but the details matter when you create new constitutions. There were big failures, most notably the bad emergency powers, the lack of triggers for a snap election, the presidential power to dismiss the chancellor and the lack of need for the Reichstag to explicitly approve of the chancellor, the lack of a nuclear option for what happens if no stable coalition can be formed, parties in their own right not being democratic, the proportional system being a single nationwide closed list, the veto of the president, the lack of involvement of the federal states in the amendment of the constitution and lack of protected rights that an amendment could not repeal. Those are mistakes Germany took very hard lessons from and created big fixes for these problems.
He was referring to the weimar republic being the most democratic, not nazi Germany
honestly the best history revision video there is. so much detail in such little time. helps revision so much
This is good, but I think it would be good to provide a bibliography in the description in order to make your videos credible
That's a good idea, I'll add it to the videos over the weekend. Thanks for the feedback.
Matthew Salerno nice profile picture
I still haven't done this.
Matthew Sa
lol
Awesome video. Love the fact you also picked up that they had flags EVERYWHERE! 10,000k sub within 1 month easily (privilege to be sub 495!) with this high quality and amazing voice/cinematic! Also you need to make a WW2 video that about each theater and more detail cause this is awesome!
"The German people were willing to sacrifice their freedoms for a higher standard of living."
History is repeating itself.
No, not really
How is it repeating itself ?
@@marlow1213 seriously.
People would rather cave to the restrictions of big tech and and the censorships than loose their chanels or their jobs.beacuse quarter an egg is better than non I guess
@@nwoudochiobinna3673 so you're saying that merkel will create the 4th reich ?
@@marlow1213 hey you said it not me.😏
(we're all thinking it anyway)
Please keep making videos man, they're great!
you earned a new subscriber because your videos are so good keep it up
For the weimar and nazi Germany paper it's only until 7:11 not the whole video!!
Watching this 30 minutes before my test😂😂😂
Loving the channel. Stumbled upon one of your vids a few days ago. Subscribed today and I've honestly lost track of how many I have watched since then. I see one in the feed and I click it.
History Matters, You have a very good sense of humor in these. I can't stop laughing.
These videos are so good!!!!
What a tremendously complex topic to cover in 10 minutes. Well Done!
Good job in making such a massive conflict summed up in 10 minutes! Just randomly came around your channel and subscribed.
I watch this video whenever I'm tired of TH-cam ads
4:10 was spot on about that.
great video man i can see there was a lot of effort put into this video which sadly a lot of people dont do anymore but keep doing what your doing man love it!!!
Wow a clear and concise video that provides some great insight into Germany between 1918-1945 - exactly what's required for IGCSE History. Well done
7:10 - 7:15
*This enraged Adolf's father,*
*Who punished him severely.*
Hitler's father, Alois Hitler, was one for severe punishment and generally an unpleasant man all round. That may have had an impact on Adolf.
good luck for tomorrow guys! we'll smash it!!!
by far the most useful video i’ve found for history gcse! your voice is very nice to listen to makes it more interesting
Most non-biased video ever! :D
by "non-biased" do you mean, "fits my narrative best"?
@@Mike9201984 or look up Gen. Patton saying "we defeated the wrong enemy"
LOCAL COPE exactly...
@LOCAL COPE Hitler invaded Poland for land and/or war.
*Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact intensifies*
"Germany never wanted?" Hitler caused the war Mr. Nazi.
Except the whole holobunga stuff
Nice Work..
Love your Documentaries..!!
Amazing video ! I recommended it to teachers in my circle for their students. Short, concise, and historically accurate
I'm really looking forward to seeing this channel grow. Excellent content, I'm glad I found your channel this early on.
Found you last night. you have made it to my top 3! Great job.
Sorry but the “quick fact” at 7:51 is misleading. The Germans found that they didn’t have enough labour force so they pressured Vichy into imposing the “Service de Travail Obligatoire” (Mandatory Labour Service, my translation), where the targeted French workforce had no other choice but to abide. This law was imposed in 1943 and a lot of French workers refused to go, which saw a dramatic increase in the ranks of the Resistance, namely the Maquisards as they were called because they would hide and operate in the countryside.
As someone taking A level history at the moment, I have to say that this was an excellently made video that helped me a lot with revision :D
Thanks.
This is some quality stuff. Surprised to have found u this early
3:09 Hindenburg was a DISASTER.
Are you retarded?
Do you know what was also a disaster in the 1930s? THE HINDENBURG. Okay I'll leave.
How is this channel not bigger wow.
who else is here the day b4 the exam
yessss lets gooooo
On the morning.
hell yhh
On the day bruh. Bout two hours to go for me
or like an hour and 15 mins before lmaoo
this is so informative, thank you for teaching me more in 9min 59secs than the whole HSC syllabus did
Germany goes from thousands of years of nobody getting along, then they get unified..then powerful, then get beat up, then come back stronger and almost win ANOTHER war that THEY started
and then they come back 50 years later and STILL are strong
what the hell? Germany is awesome!
What re you on about "another" war they started, you've been reading too much treaty of Versailles my friend, the war guilt clause is considered largely unfair. An angry Serb caused WW1 and there were no "goodies and baddies" like WW2.
***** omg dude believe me Ive studied this a lot, all that you say there I agree with. I know the truth more than most. Me saying that it wasn't a war with goodies and baddies like ww2 was implying that's what he probably thought it was, not implying that's what i thought.
muh Jewish conspiracy
Germany didnt start WW1
jabber1990 Austria Hungary started WW1.
Hitler when economical: extremely epic gamer
Hitler on war and social issues: not so gamer
Kind of. But also kind of not. His policy of Autarky is one that no economist left, right or center endorses in the present. Germany's reduction in unemployment was probably due to the arms build up instead. His doctrine of Blitzkrieg is generally considered a resounding success. Invading Russia was the dumb part.
Eh, a lot of his economic plans weren't very revolutionary at all and economic upturn also had a lot to do with getting Jews and women out of the workforce in favor of only having male workers. Distribution of Jewish business to German men, that sort of thing
@@Sewblon Had Japan invaded with Germany, forcing a two front war. Probability of success would have increased.
@@Blankskeen I'm not sure the Japanese would have been able to do it. They needed oil and other resources to keep their offensive going and Eastern Russia didn't offer that. That's why they invaded the South Pacific instead.
@@Sewblon fascists support it who are economically right
Great to see his narration style becoming more cheerful over the years
Hitler skipping across the room with a giant grin on his face is uncomfortably endearing 🤣
Why is Hitler waving his hand to me is so adorable?
Is this a joke?
Not in real life but the way he animates it
Ikr, kinda weird
@@MrLrebelo1 You're right, of COURSE it's adorable. Look at the tiny animated Hitler, its so cute 😂
Dw it is adorable. I think its the animation style all his characters are cute and seeing them wave is just gold 😂😂
4:05 - 4:20 Prime example of why I love this channel.
8:18 an important fact many forget "Antisemitism was already very common in Europe at this time."
Im not trying to downplay any blames or responsebilities, but im just reflecting on how MANY PEOPLE claim antisemitism was solely German brutality.
Yet in other countries it didn't end up in violence supporting antisemitism being an official government policy
Yeah but the germans were the ones to lietrally genocide them
5:23, is it just me or does Himmler have almost invisible light blue glasses?
My only critique is that you wrote Führer wrong on the door. That was a good 10-minute overview of three turbulent decades.
that was actually really good, i hope you get more subs !
cannot be criticized. It is strange... because this is so quick, very accurate, but it feels like World War II deserves a "li'l" more detail. loved it... but Pear Harbor deserved a 3 second footnote. gave it a "LIKE!" thanks for all of your videos!
D.M. Conroy Pearl Harbor didn't have anything to do with the Germans tho, right?
Got my history mock tomorrow
Your video is only ten minutes long, but it is one of the densest on TH-cam. The pace of the telling is very fast, that I determined it is not worth to stop and replay the most packed portions, but it is more straightforward to just watch the video twice or thrice.
This, from a base that I'm an history buff and don't actually need to learn the facts at the base of the video.
Compliments for your precision and historical correctness...
German Buyer: Hey can I buy a toy for my kid please
German Seller: Sure that will be 6000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Marks
German Buyer: WTF
Omg I love this channel....1 term of work in 10 mins..luv this ❤️❤️❤️
Not even enough history.
Never once been disappointed on this channel.
Nice video keep it up
How have i never heard of this Hitler guy
Yeah
is this a joke?
He lost the war. People remember the winners.
@@Sewblon are you joking? who has never heard of hitler?
@@joshuaherbert30 Sam, apparently.
Fun fact: on the video it’s 9 minutes and 59 seconds but on the home page before you click on the video it’s 10 minutes.
I hope this channel grows...
Your future video on Russia's Z-war will read a hell of a lot like this one, I think.
this is Russia's Czechoslovakia
These type of channels help me get though history
Watching this an hour before my exam 😅😅😅
Same lol how did your exam gooo
Late revisioners :) we got this
jake lol only an hour now
Can someone please explain to me what the heck GSCE means exactly?! My yankee brain is confused to all hell...
THANKYOU THIS WAS SO HELPFUL🙏🙏
Correction 2:00: The inflation was not mainly caused by reparations. Why would the allies accept a worthless currency as reparations? The inflation was caused by high internal debt caused by war bonds the government sold to its people in the war, and the excessive hyper inflation was caused by the government paying the wages of the striking workers in the Ruhr area. See Hans Mommsen: "Die verspielte Freiheit. Aufstieg und Untergang der Weimarer Republik" for reference.
By the way the reason unemployment got so low was because certain groups of people weren’t even counted. Also in 7:20 that’s a map of mid-1942 not 1943.
thanks this really helped even 4 years later
4:04 Hindenburg: no
1933 Hidenburg: "sigh" ok fine
Hitler: yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay