World War II - Eastern Front (1941-1945) - Every Day

[@CherepashkaShusha]

100k views and 1k subsribers... A week ago I couldn't imagine such figures. Thank you very much to everyone!! When I read comments, I notised that many people would like to see the Polish partisans and Slovak National Uprising. I will be honest, I forgot about them. It's my mistake. .. And separately about the Warsaw Uprising. This is really important event of the war. But drawing of city uprisings on my map is a problem. Besides Warsaw the uprisings broke out in other cities, and I haven't drawn them too (Prague, Vilnius)

[@Warsawke]

This is the best video on eastern front.

[@Radbot776]

Thanks for the video and detail, 🇧🇾, 🇵🇱, 🇷🇸, did a great feat in ww2, us smaller Slavic country’s have something to be proud of.

[@egeforreal]

best mapper channel i found

[@Warsawke]

@@egeforreal What about meh

[@blagoevski336]

Good luck 👍

[@VOGS597]

3:17 the german atack was so strong than the city of voronezh moves to the east

[@noobjo.mp4196]

hax

[@chrisgarrett6305]

“We should take Voronezh, and push it somewhere else!”

[@Гасдрубал]

Wet socks Soviets: we mustn’t give Vironezh! Move it somewhere else!

[@Maybe-pv9jz]

Если мы ударим по Воронежу, то он просто переместится

[@TheZod00]

@@chrisgarrett6305 Beat me to it

[@AngelinoLaroye]

3:19 June 30th 1942 in Moscow Officer: Comrad Stalin, the Germans are moving towards Voronezh. We have 3 options. Either we counter-attack, we dig in or we fall back and leave the city to the Germans. Stalin: Issue option 4! Officer: Option 4? Stalin: Move the entire city of Voronezh to the east.

[@edenli6421]

Someone explain how they did that?

[@PlankDot]

@@edenli6421 Its a joke lol. The guy who made the video accidentally moved the city.

[@edenli6421]

Theworst I thought that it would be a joke. But I thought the chances of messing that up would be lower than it actually happening

[@gravelking2.071]

@@edenli6421 however, soviets indeed evacuated the entire cities to the east, including industrial, power and government facilities. Due to imminent threat to Moscow, the capital de-facto was moved to Kuibyschev (today Samara). Civilians from the major cities were evacuated to the middle Asia. My grandmother was evacuated to Tashkent in modern Uzbekistan.

[@ComradeHellas]

hahahahaha

[@WTFCDFoxy]

This video is so great and detailed that it deserves millions of views!

[@clockatiel_165]

baguette

[@dimitar_I]

stiga si sa maznil na sqko video komplimenti samo da sabira6 laikove we manaf

[@WTFCDFoxy]

@@dimitar_I 😅

[@Kustosz2137]

@@bohusskho1982 The Warsaw Uprising is ignored too

[@jakubdworakowski7863]

It's not detailed

[@КириллШпаков-в9ъ]

My granddad was one of Belarusian partisans in German-occupied area. When the war began he was a 12 year-old boy. He served as a messenger in his detachment. When completing the missions he had to mask himself as a usual countryside boy, for example carrying the basket of mushrooms or soome wood. He has been stopped by German patrols many times but he didn't give out himself. Even his relatives didn't know he's a partisan. Unfortunately he died 2 years ago at the age of 91. Thank you that you added the partisan forces to the video.

[@CroatianConquerorIsTheBest]

If you guys want to, check out this video, its a shitty map day by day WWI war video I made, up to you if you want to check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKfWmYytmdhmmJY

[@CroatianConquerorIsTheBest]

If you guys want to, check out this video, its a shitty map day by day WWI war video I made, up to you if you want to check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKfWmYytmdhmmJY

[@Anonymous-qj3sf]

Он герой

[@CheezBoyz2009]

Heartwarming story

[@matei8master8]

Slava.

[@channelhasbeenabandonednow3364]

The German army is a machine, and machines can be broken! - Konstantin Rokossovsky

[@Donkey21150]

Yes, and Rokossovsky has done more than anybody other to wreck this machine!

[@ivarkich1543]

The German army is a machine, and machines need fuel.

[@cristiandeiana8104]

@@ivarkich1543 you surpassed Rokossovsky with this comment

[@FantomB1]

@@ivarkich1543 And of course the machine needs a perfect driver. Also russian can drive broken car, create from nothing :)

[@justinlore8818]

A machine can't counter 10000000000000000000⁰0000000000 rusky guys. And the real problem wasn't the fuel, it was the fookin' winter ;)

[@紫衣大食]

I really like how you have shown the partisan movements as well, well done

[@General_Townes]

@Bosniak Warrior And effect.

[@vitalinet6829]

@@General_Townes hmm don't know. In Bielorussia they created several problems to the german troops behind the lines.

[@General_Townes]

@@vitalinet6829 Germans were forced to keep 100k troops in Yugoslavia the whole time. They also sent their top assassins to try to kill Tito. Partizans kept harassing the Germans non stop.

[@vitalinet6829]

@@General_Townes well in Bielorussia the partisan helped a lot the red army freeing entire regions...jamestown.org/program/the-partisan-movements-in-belarus-during-world-war-ii-part-one/

[@MeinungMann]

@Bosniak Warrior stop saying shit. USSR partisans had the biggest effect just like Red Army itself

[@arbuzkakiller]

that very feeling when your city of Voronezh became the most popular in this video ...

[@blockytart]

@Erga ditano leave him alone wtf

[@SantiagoP.2006]

@Erga ditano i do

[@SantiagoP.2006]

@Erga ditano why are u offensive he is just glad bro, i have no problem with you

[@SantiagoP.2006]

@Erga ditano ): ?(

[@sussymussydude]

@@SantiagoP.2006 у чела БиполярОчка)0))

[@gratler]

conquering massive amounts of territory in every european country: war winning strategy conquering massive amounts of territory in Russia: meaningless

[@thekhans2823]

lol no

[@joemamaobama6863]

@@thekhans2823 lmao username checks out

[@stjarnar]

Blitzkrieg works as an element of surprise, but when you have to cover huge swaths of land the military offensive loses steam and gets drawn out. Then the Russian Winter arrives...

[@thegreatandmightyseff7214]

Winter is coming

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

Napoleon was basically begging the tsar for attention after capturing Moscow. But he was ignored

[@ppslayergod69xd96]

8:57 Steiner's glorious attack begins

[@BonJoviworstbandever]

hahahahahah

[@Fred_the_1996]

Lmao

[@jocelynndotson7273]

In the words of the angry mustache man: NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN

[@garypulliam3740]

🤣

[@jarosawwrobel5560]

Who is Steiner??

[@raresmincan634]

Comments: 1%:How many lives the war cost 5%:Wow,this video is so well made! 94%-*V O R O N E Z H*

[@TTRVision]

damn right! for many people this video is just a graphic map with colors and numbers.... the magnitute of those events is still define present our times. but ... most of nowadays people are totally ignorant to basic life , let alone studying , reading books , gather proper informations. some of them need google to find their genitals (if present ....) ... that apocalyptic war was fought by real man , to liberate Europe and restore some faith in the mankind. try now gather the present times youth in a proper military conflict .... they will die just by facebook going offline .... trag in curul lor de analfabeti .....

[@abulkhairchowdhury6875]

And 0.001% comment is about the comment of the video.

[@STECKEDDECK]

Wonder how nobody noticed the raise of Tartu (Estonia) on Novermber 1st 1941

[@jakubzagraniczny733]

Wow, this video is so well made! How many lives the war cost!

[@ninjaengine1471]

@@TTRVision stfu

[@FreezepondMapping]

Yugoslavia was a total badass. They never stopped fighting even after being completely occupied, and they continued until they successfully drove out the Germans.

[@CherepashkaShusha]

It's true!!

[@dule5604]

My father lived in yugoslavia and i live in montenegro so im really proud to watch them fight endlessly for freedom

[@mehmedtheconqueror932]

If you wanna see badass look at turkish independence war

[@GabrielRoguljić]

@@mehmedtheconqueror932 no one gives a fuck about Turkey

[@benmarley3086]

01000111 01100001 01110010 01101111 01110110 Q What is Turkey?

[@rizzy7766]

My teacher used this video yesterday Instead of slideshows. Thank you so much you’re a time saver + that was the best day of my life. All my classmates were cheering for USSR.

[@DonDon45-i5h]

based classmates

[@Hoi4291]

@@DonDon45-i5h no based, We GERMANS were the good guys

[@DonDon45-i5h]

@@Hoi4291 ok wankstein

[@Barry.Age63]

Then there is one classmate cheering for Germany

[@Hoi4291]

@@Barry.Age63 and that is me

[@IrishTechnicalThinker]

Germany: We nearly took Moscow. Russia: We literally carried our factories over mountains. *Edit----Damn, thank you for the likes people. However what's even better, is the comments below.*

[@yougoslavia]

Bruh momento.

[@socialfloppism3057]

@@yougoslavia close as in to getting to it, they had absolutely no chance of taking it

[@yougoslavia]

@@socialfloppism3057 the

[@socialfloppism3057]

@@yougoslavia that's basically what I said, they had run out of oil their tanks were freezing up and russia had stabilized defenses they had absolutely no chance of taking Moscow

[@socialfloppism3057]

@Devon Rowell They also wouldn't take moscow they can take it but there will still be massive street fighting and partisan rebellions everywhere and the soviets would probably retake it in a matter of days

[@Weeboslav]

Germany:We are losing the war! Italy,Finland,Romania and Bulgaria:We?

[@pskovityanina8549]

Plus Hungary, Croatia, Slovakia, Spain + full industry of France, Czech Republic, Belgium, Netherlands... All the EU.

[@b1t27]

@@pskovityanina8549 Spain not at war,

[@pskovityanina8549]

@@b1t27 Spanish "Blue division", 47 000 vulunteers, Leningrad, Tikhvin, Krasnoborsk.

[@jackjackister2495]

@@pskovityanina8549 Yes but it did not officialy declare war.

[@jakubzagraniczny733]

What about Hungary?

[@leighharveycabatic8791]

3:20 Voronezh moved to the side a little just to show the German Advance to the Caucasus.

[@onpavel6107]

Hello!I live in Voronezh.Let me explain.There's a two shores in our city,and only right shore was conquerer by the Nazis,the left side wasn't conquered at all.There was a long,212 days battle for Voronezh i can recommend you to read about it

[@leighharveycabatic8791]

Thanks for the info! Didn't know that bit when I look up the invasion of Russia

[@adolin1338]

The losses of the Soviet Union In the first year of the war on all levels - territory, manpower, materials... It is astounding that they won that war. Just unbelievable. Sometimes real life is better than any fiction.

[@theholt2ic219]

I honestly do not think they would have won without a man like Stalin in power. If it was a western leader they would not have been willing to take such enormous losses.

[@Kakashi_Senseiofficial]

This is why you should always prepare for everything,children.

[@nein236]

Stalin and Zhukov themselves admitted how important the western allies actually were.

[@slyasleep]

@Дарт Сырб bravo. how smart.

[@nittosantapaola.8350]

What is unbelievable?? The Sovjets won thanks there infinite risources of men/women, army production and infinite territory at the east.. The Germans it have" not" taken Moskau.. Unbelievable is, that the German have make a so stupid mistake and open a second front in a so waste territory like UDSSR.....

[@fatimaelghazzani7823]

1:20 : Opération Barbarossa 7:13 : Operation Bagration

[@bigeddiespaghetti5618]

Army group centre collapses and army group north is driven to the sea dunkirk style 👌

[@gutsjoestar7450]

Very sad for Germany, it looks like a nightmare for the German staff and high commands, watching this day by day, helpless in the face of it If Germans didn't messed up in 1941, and never didn't tried to encircle soviet southern army and focus on Moscow, not only would moscow be taken, but it would give Germany the opportunity to split army group center in half, one in north and other in south, plus the axis allies, they would take Stalingrad and wipe it off from the map, and caucasus conquered, opening the gates to asia, if stalingrad lost, germans could have won Kurk a decisive battle ,

[@cjon6898]

@@gutsjoestar7450 Thank God they didn't.

[@cjon6898]

@@ok-dw1xf I don't think so. Personally the idea of reclaiming the Motherland seems much cooler than invading and destroying a nation unprovoked.

[@gutsjoestar7450]

@@cjon6898 no, barbarossa is cooler more based, but both are epic

[@blitzkrieg7353]

Germans: we took Voronezh! Voronezh: *moves to the east* Germans: 3:20 I s a i d w e t o o k V o r o n e z h

[@thekhans2823]

lol

[@voroshilovechelon]

What about Lake Ladoga expanding to prevent the invasion of Leningrad at 1:40

[@softerb4298]

@@voroshilovechelon how did nobody notice this

[@theidiot5496]

@@softerb4298 Brno and tartu just show up at 2:01

[@laminaatfanaat4091]

It's 2020 and we're still waiting for Steiners attack.

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

DAS WAR EIN BEFEHL!

[@pissyourselfandshitncoom2172]

If that asshole _Alex_ didn't dome him, then maybe the attack would've happened by now

[@Loterrach]

No, Fegelein didn't meet with Hitler. That's why they lost.

[@KolchaksGhost]

COWARDS

[@dg34895]

@@KolchaksGhost а признал бы финляндию, взял бы петроград...

[@dragonrykr]

One minor error : 8:53 The Allies didn't advance to Trieste that fast. The first ones to reach it were the Yugoslav Partisans and they even conquered it after the Battle of Trieste and held it for a few days, before having to cede it to the British forces. My grandfather participated in that fight. And at 9:25 , Yugoslavia annexed Istria and parts of modern-day western Slovenia from Italy, after the war. The borders in the video are pre-WW2 ones

[@charlesmorello5641]

you grandfather belonged to the allied forces or to Tito's trups?!

[@dragonrykr]

@@charlesmorello5641 Tito's forces

[@awesomeaiden53srandomstuff53]

@@dragonrykr Cool!

[@Babylon2251]

@@dragonrykr amazing

[@valerioborghese2916]

Thank God, Trieste went to the British and finally Italy annexed it again, but we had to take back also the western part of the Istrian coast to Pola, Zone A and Zone B.

[@alexfilatov8063]

Imagine what it's like to be a soldier who went from Stalingrad to Berlin

[@lazr9672]

Unless theyre in the back. Most of them got killed and them replaced

[@joemamaobama6863]

PTSD TIME

[@thefieldmarshal8682]

Better yet: from Minsk to Kiev to Sevastopol to Moscow to Stalingrad to Kharkov to Kursk then to Sevastopol again and Kiev and Minsk again and then to Warsaw and all the way to Berlin. I’m sure some soldiers made it through all of that?

[@joemamaobama6863]

@@thefieldmarshal8682 most didnt not because they died but because being wounded and being replaced or maybe if you are a german maybe you were swtched to western front

[@thefieldmarshal8682]

@@joemamaobama6863 2 true

[@CherepashkaShusha]

Some people may notice that videos on my channel have been absent for 3 month. There are several reasons for this: the difficulty of creating this video, school weekdays and desire to relax. Also, I'm in ninth grade, so at the end of the school year I have final exams (which were postponed for two weeks due to Coronavirus). That's why I can't assume when the new video will be released. Besides, I don't know what will the next video be about. So that, if you have ideas write in the comments!! But despite all the problems you continue to write kind and pleasant comments. Thank you very much for that!! Special thanks to Triballian Mapper, Warsaw HD Graphics and Yan Xishan, I'm grateful to you for your support!! Ну а отдельное спасибо на русском я бы хотел выразить Максиму. Брат, если ты это читаешь, знай, насколько я действительно благодарен тебе за твою поддержку. Видео вышло именно таким и именно сегодня во многом благодаря тебе!

[@Brian-----]

impressive work

[@alexavalos5437]

Cherepashka Shusha my guy, your a FRESHMEN IN HIGHSCHOOL?! Take your time, when I was a freshmen in highschool, I stuck around doing nothing. Keep it up whenever you can, your doing great

[@helgil6545]

удачи с огэ

[@mohammedalzahrani6376]

Good work, thanks.

[@easternempire2330]

Cherepashka Shusha Great job!! 👍🏼 I am a sophomore in high school and love history. However due to the virus the ww2 lessons where pretty much cancelled. Thanks again for uploading. 👍🏼

[@walidhousni3186]

8:55 Allies: so all the axis powers in Europe just surrender A little city in Czech republic: no

[@mehmedtheconqueror932]

Lol a part of baltic too

[@NoNameAtAll2]

@BANISZKI ANIMATIONEN Slovakia was made separate country by the germans at that point

[@walidhousni3186]

Same thing bro

[@Snailrider_Actual]

There were Germans in Czechoslovakia that held out after the May 8th surrender until about May 12th after the Americans refused their surrender. Check out the Battle of Slivice.

[@riko_sandokan]

Also, the last German soldiers in Yugoslavia surrendered on 15th May.

[@thecitizenoftheinternet1077]

1:20 Operation Barbarossa 5:44 Operation Run For Your Lives!

[@MX5THOUSAND]

😂😂

[@AlexeyMaksim]

Haha

[@Trancymind]

2 of the top 3 worst dictators in the 20th century duking it out. Mao of course is the worst of the 3. A couple of months after France surrendered during WW2, Stalin really wanted to join the Axis powers so badly. Only one man stopped that from happening, Adolf Hitler. Just imagine if the Soviet Union join the Axis powers? I mean wow...

[@glorihol6803]

@@AlexeyMaksim based pfp

[@Martti-xp1re]

5.44 😂 operation Uranus vs Barbarossa 1-0

[@illinoismappingandsoccer1367]

Germans: *Advance* Voronezh: We don't do that here

[@maxi_cat]

Ахахах

[@yanxishan6575]

This is an excellent video. I have only one complaint: you did not show Operation Tempest, the Polish uprising against Germany that occurred after Operation Bagration.

[@CherepashkaShusha]

Thanks! I planned to add the Polish uprising, but I just didn't know how to draw it...

[@Warsawke]

@@CherepashkaShusha Should have just included Warsaw, there isn't too much of a map of locations except streets in warsaw otherwise great job i was about to write it to you,

[@CherepashkaShusha]

@ElectroPea15 I know of him, but the situation is the same, I don't know how to draw city uprisings...

[@CherepashkaShusha]

@ElectroPea15 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@marianobosch04]

@@CherepashkaShusha. Finally a video showing what happens after April 4, 1945 !!!

[@langrab_Ivan]

"Make alliances with anyone, start any war, but never touch the Russians" Otto Von Bismarck

[@gamervibes6454]

Unless you are the Mongols.

[@smithnwesson990]

Yes that doesn't hold water as Germany defeated Russia in ww1, the mongols, Afghanistan in the 1980s.

[@trololoev]

@@secretname4190 Russia leave war, if be more correct

[@trololoev]

@@smithnwesson990 afganistan defeat Russia? wat? you on drugs?

[@trololoev]

@@secretname4190 because Russia has war inside her, she can't fight with enemy outside also.

[@Kennyov93]

1:41 Lake Ladoga change in size and shape 2:01 Brno in Slovakia and Tartu in Estonia pops up on the map 3:18 Voronezh: Nope, I dont want to be captured

[@pavelmachytka5604]

GNFJN;GJMKTJMHTÖGFTZULKÖL??????????????????????????????????????????

[@majocountryballs9866]

Well Brno isn't in Slovakia. It's in czech region called Moravia

[@45calebt]

@@majocountryballs9866 "We don't talk about Brno, no, no no..."

[@iceblade17cj]

same with tartu on 2:01

[@iceblade17cj]

​@@majocountryballs9866it is in slovakia

[@pakhmu]

Yugoslavian child: **exists** Tito: *You'll be a partisan*

[@mihajlojovanovic5499]

*y e s*

[@avecaesar617]

Uz Marsala Tita!

[@bandrej]

Yugoslavs: How many more partisans do we need? Tito: Yes.

[@pilsudskigaming5007]

I met partisan descendants, they are heroes.

[@bolerobolero5668]

Mostly Serb Partisans but OK

[@dannya1854]

Germany, the most feared empire in Europe at the time occupying every country they defeated: Belarus and Yugoslavia: no

[@dannya1854]

@ the fact they'd allocate a Panzer unit to deal with partisans should tell you how seriously they took the partisan threat.

[@stojankovacic1524]

Actually they had to have 150k well equipped soldiers stationed in Yugoslavia at every moment because of our resistance. That doesn't even count the ISC's army. They were fighting some partisans who only got their equipment from capturing German, ISC and Italian equipment. Yeah, we were effective.

[@БогданСташинский-в5с]

до 1991 года не было "Belarus" была Белорусская Советская Социалистическая Республика в составе СССР!

[@stojankovacic1524]

@@БогданСташинский-в5с He means the area of modern Belarus.

[@happyfriend341]

Chad nations

[@heoknk3002]

Nazi Germany:Operation Ba.. Soviet Union:Operation Bagration

[@Jello-u6m]

@Christopher Strimbu yes

[@arnabde1311]

How yuo are alive, yuo committed suicide on 30th April/March 1st 1945

[@__.130]

Arnab De HE ALWAYS COME BACC

[@heoknk3002]

@@arnabde1311 I am in Argentine

[@jrus690]

Had the Red revolution not happened or been defeated than Operation Bagration would not have been necessary. Russian troops probably would have been in western France and Iberia within a year.

[@poweringindustrialization1246]

That moment when you realize Yugoslavia liberated itself

[@poweringindustrialization1246]

@otto Lincoln By the end of the video, Yugoslavia was pretty much all taken over by the left, barely with soviet interference so kinda

[@poweringindustrialization1246]

@Ben Mendolz yeah, and the yugoslavs persisted despite that

[@jarrodyuki7081]

if only romania didnt betray Germany.

[@xxezioxxGamer]

@Ben Mendolz loser

[@semgaming3737]

YES

[@aneggselentfellow5607]

3:17 In soviet Russia, city moves out of you!

[@itsjustanapple5452]

Wtf was that

[@firstpitch05]

Oh I found it, the city of Voronezh moved.

[@Tomahawak6712]

@@itsjustanapple5452 *dont worry about it commrade*

[@rosstheboss1014]

1941: *Battle for Moscow* 1942: *Battle of Stalingrad* 1943: *Battle of Kursk* 1944: *Battle for Leningrad* 1945: *Berlin*

[@giovanni848]

RossTheBoss 101 the battle of Leningrad happened before Moscow

[@limpyu_600]

SOVIET MARCH INTENSIFIES

[@lesleyzore987]

@@giovanni848 The Siege of Leningrad was happening from before to after Moscow... So both I guess

[@giovanni848]

Lesley Coding true it started in 1941 tho and ended in 1944 so that’s why I said before but I be where ur coming from

[@lesleyzore987]

@@giovanni848 from Slovenia... Yes exactly. But you said it "happened before moscow", not it "started before moscow" thats the only point I'm making. I agree it did partially happen before Moscow, as much as partially Moscow happened before Leningrad. Whatsoever... hmm...

[@Gia1911Logous]

Operation Barbarossa: Who are you? Operation Bagration: I am you, but better

[@Sol2007be]

@Mark S 50 ? The main ones are USSR , UK and USA and germany had italy and japan and most of europe

[@propyro5804]

Japanese Power 大日本帝国 Most of europe? Maybe at the beginning of the war.. because the most countrys were scared

[@trotsky7115]

Yes, and maybe more than 50. Most of the countries joined the war when they knew that Germany's already crippled and won't survive the war, particularly in 1944 and 1945.

[@Gia1911Logous]

@Mark S Huh? Ok let's see... the Germans lost 1 million+ in Barbarossa and killed 5 million Soviets, but they still failed to do their objective Operstion Bagration: 400 thousand Germans killed 150 thousand captures and for the soviets only 200 thousand killed, plus, nd here's the important part, the Soviets pushed from the Valtic and Belarus ALL THE WAY TO WARSAW, which was their objective Barbarossa's objective was to het Leningrad and push past Moscow, and they failed

[@trotsky7115]

@@donteatmycheeze4901 literally giving me brain hemorrhage reading your comment

[@thibautisserant]

Can we just stop talking about Voronezh and appreciate that insane russian wave at 5:31 ?

[@Furry_Cultist]

Where? I do not see

[@jafro8]

Yea where

[@417Owsy]

@@Furry_Cultist they mean the colossal offensives taking place that are big so they look like "waves"

[@mateolopez1324]

​@@417Owsy yeah thats operation kutuzov i think

[@shadowx7461]

More than an operation army group center and south retreat to the dnepr

[@skimmilk1621]

It's kinda sad when you realise that Pavlov's house in Stalingrad stayed longer than whole France

[@Kaiserboo1871]

I can see why Stalin didn’t want France to take part in the occupation of Germany.

[@joemamaobama6863]

well pavlovs house wasn't a must take objective but yeah its pretty incredible

[@kjuba3953]

Well, if you compare Stalingrad to battles before, France lasted about 5 weeks. That's the time that averagely took to conquer Street in Stalingrad. So, Yeah, you're right

[@t.g.5256]

The German Army conquered an area severaly times the size of france in the first 5 weeks so the USSR and you keyboard warriors are really in no position of mocking any country

[@joemamaobama6863]

@@t.g.5256 weeeeeeelll ,tze ussr pushed them back even after tzat

[@marcellhegedus4454]

*First soviet troop entered romania* Romania: aaa im with you just dont hurt me

[@tothiphanix2515]

Csak Erdély kellet nekik.

[@КириллПерваков-м4э]

трусливые румыны

[@1stClassize]

Romania had a coup and the king arrested the fascist general and switched sides

[@virgiljianu7166]

@Amon Ra Not just them,Bulgaria did the same after Romania switched sides. Not to mention uprisings in occupied land like Poland.

[@antonieteodor5083]

@@1stClassize exactly

[@hungarianmapping4991]

7:29 endsieg time 8:10 - 8:29 Siege of Budapest 8:20 Siege of Warsaw 8:22 Siege of Poznan 8:27 Siege of Breslau 8:35 Encirclement of Danzig and Königsberg 8:49 Battle for Berlin 8:54 Prague offensive and capitulation

[@maciekz8023]

This wasnt a siege of warszawa but a upraisng and soviets just stop

[@adampamer1275]

Maciek Z Actually you have to stop. Actually soviets didn’t help the polish people with the uprising. Do not even imagine that some partisans can take control of Warsaw by themself. German troops did beat them even if some hungarian troops helped the partisans. Soviets halted near Warsaw as you see and did let the germans destroy the uprising. Soviets never helped the polish nor europe.

[@amadeus2712]

@@adampamer1275 if you read documents,you will understand that ussr didn't know about Warsaw uprising but "WOW" saved Krakow . Saying that USSR did it on purpose is shit, learn history with documents not with propaganda.Read what rokossovsky said that the uprising was sudden. Plz don't listen to propaganda

[@adampamer1275]

amadeus 2 Lol ussr knows if you say wrong about stalin and doesn’t know about an uprising??? Are you serious? Spies? Intelligence Agencies, secret services, just one human to informate about it? Maybe you are the one reading propaganda press in russia🧐. Just explain how couldn’t the ussr know about a severe uprising. Soviets halting near warsaw is not just suspicious.

[@adampamer1275]

P.S: Soviets ordered romanian troops at the siege of Budapest to leave the area because they didn’t want to share the glory with the romanians. Wonder why they didn’t help the polish people😉

[@nchls3747]

“I promise I won’t invade the Soviet Union” 3 drinks later

[@ТотласГільянас]

Белорусские партизаны действительно герои, 60% страны контролировали. Это показатель, что народ готов защищать свою страну, не смотря ни на что

[@horrormoon5073]

Про сербов вообще молчу

[@АртемКарпович-н8д]

Сейчас нам класть на нее из-за правительства

[@ТимофейКузьмин-ь5й]

Да весь советский народ герои, все свой вклад внесли!!!!!!

[@ТотласГільянас]

@@АртемКарпович-н8д ну может на страну и не класть, но правительство под висельницу точно хотелось бы отправить

[@frunzeairship6885]

@@horrormoon5073 Про Югославов, мой друг Про Югославов)

[@urgence1271]

Only reason the soviets survived was because they didn’t face the might of Bulgaria in 1941.

[@CherepashkaShusha]

:D

[@mehmedtheconqueror932]

Turkey*

[@GabrielRoguljić]

@@mehmedtheconqueror932 Turkey is a literal shithole since the ww1

[@Niki-ul3vp]

Хвала Богу

[@somebodythere4371]

@Danilo Potato r/atetheonion

[@nicoiannacone6464]

By far the most detailed video of the Eastern Front in WW2 that has ever been published on KZbin! The cities and the bombings were also very nice touches. You should be very proud of yourself, keep up the great work!

[@militaryanalysis5028]

Not really, it doesn't even show the troop strenght at all... there are better detailed videos here on youtube that even include the army strenght and captured troops (POW) numbers... But at least this video is still good enough to get a basic underanding of the frontlines movement and how big this war front was...

[@arkak420]

Imagine, before this war there was 2 million people living in Leningrad After war there was only 546K left Edited: this comment almost got as much likes as count of subs i have

[@vaynervayner387]

And one of them that survived the siege at that time was Putin's mother

[@Husolm]

@@vaynervayner387 really?

[@vaynervayner387]

@@Husolm Yes and Putin was born there too a few years later after the war ended.

[@FrostAwx]

F

[@arkak420]

@@vaynervayner387 Putin born in 1953

[@jthejedigaming8303]

No one: The Soviets at Voronezh: WE should just take The city and PUSH IT SOMEWHERE ELSE

[@oakmapping68]

This is very underrated. Amazing job!

[@CherepashkaShusha]

Thanks!!

[@neoscav]

@InteractiveHistory nah dude stop begging

[@5ceonware]

Everybody is talking about Voronezh moving but how about Vyazma appearing on the map at 1:52?

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

good eyes

[@yusufemir8314]

If it isn't in our records, it doesn't exist.

[@jacqueskinov1462]

@@yusufemir8314 Impossible, perhaps the archives are incomplete.

[@ihavenosociallifedaddy0253]

Rome may not have been built in a day, but Vyazma was.

[@panzhubnikaz7335]

Or Brno at 2:00

[@un_of_earth]

Bulgaria declaring war on the Soviet Union on 5 september 1944, then surrendering and switching sides on 9 september 1944💀

[@bumarangnebula2589]

The USSR has declared War of Bulgaria not Bulgaria on USSR

[@ukcountryball.81880]

Bro failed history class💀

[@The_whales]

Bulgaria was the only member of the axis who didn’t removed their Jewish population and also never even sent men to the eastern front

[@alphana7055]

​​@@The_whaleseah but they occupied northern greece and participated in the attrocity that was the axis occupation of greece. Look up the greek great famine.

[@gurbangulyberdimuhamedow92]

​@@ukcountryball.81880like a mustache man of austria

[@johnronald9767]

Hitler: “I will not make the same mistake as Napoleon” Hitler when the Red army is at the gates of Berlin: surprised pikachu face*

[@Xingmey]

Wasn't that clear tbh. The Russians lost world war 1

[@firemangan2731]

That was also his worst and very last birthday present XD. True fact, I’m not kidding.

[@polyanagula]

@@Xingmey Russia had more important things going on than WW1 - there was civil war. so Russia exited the WW1 (although they were on the side of the ones who won in the end).

[@МарикЛихачёв]

Foxi! And? After ww1 Russia lost only Poland and baltics

[@joshuathomas3916]

@@polyanagula Russia during WW1: "Aight imma head out"

[@jocelynndotson7273]

3:17 imagine how many Soviet soldiers it took to move voronezh to the east

[@Tomahawak6712]

google: *hello there*

[@Pablo-oh2hi]

How can you "move" a city?

[@hellgardigan5176]

@@Pablo-oh2hi uhhh i guess loading the buildings and shops to trains

[@snowbreach5265]

@@Pablo-oh2hi havent you see the episode where they move bikini botton

[@mirzahamzabaig5667]

@@Pablo-oh2hi I heard it was divided by a river.. so they kind of did "move" it.

[@westhuizenarchives2614]

2:00 Tartu and Brno just decided to exist.

[@УгонТрамваев-е4л]

Мой дед погиб под Сталинградом. Вечная слава нашим предкам за победу!

[@dornan7454]

мой прадед под Москвой ногу повредил, он полз километр по снегу и дополз, комиссовали. Всю жизнь потом ходил как женщины на каблуке. Медаль за отвагу дали. Жаль что я его не застал...

[@dornan7454]

@Gepmuns 1000 захотел поделиться. Вопросы?

[@dornan7454]

@Gepmuns 1000 почему я школьник и где я опечатался?

[@snaymer1858]

@Bobby Jan Kenoby Popular myth.

[@Ethan-lv9zm]

@Bobby Jan Kenoby nice conspiracy wehraboo lmfao

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

People: Operation Barbarossa Intellectuals: Directive 21

[@417Owsy]

The German Armed Forces must be prepared, even before the conclusion. of the war against England, to crush Soviet Russia in a rapid campaign.

[@iliketurtles5180]

@@417Owsy Are you quoting someone?

[@masac2853]

@@iliketurtles5180 that is a quote from hitler

[@iliketurtles5180]

@@masac2853 Interesting!

[@homerpoikafani1336]

@@masac2853 Many good quotes

[@kalyka98]

There is a small mistake because Jugoslavia owns the dalmatian peninsula after ww2 other that that wonderful work

[@mikulapletikosic788]

It's called Istra.

[@yugohippie1542]

Wasn't it returned in 1947?

[@kalyka98]

@@yugohippie1542 A city called Trieste was given back but most of the peninsula is still part of Slovenia and Croatia

[@robloxfootballassociation2825]

@@yugohippie1542 1946* Annexed*

[@robloxfootballassociation2825]

Yugoslavia technically doesn't own it, but it does occupy it. Yugoslavia officially annexes Istria in 1946.

[@minhtrungle9117]

8:40 The German was so impressed by the Soviet's strategic brilliance of moving Voronezh to evade their offensive that they moved Erfurt to evade the Western Allies offensive.

[@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500]

"Why don't we just take the city and move it somewhere else!"

[@justnothin1283]

Am I the only person who checks this video everyday at 12:00 and 24:00, to make an imagination like this is all happening in real time and understand how fast the military actions were at that time?

[@Sealdrop]

social experiment gone wrong

[@sababugs1125]

Not funny didn't laugh

[@narayasuiryoku1397]

It’s the real sealdrop

[@xLraqR]

Who is Sealdrop?

[@gustavofring9148]

@@xLraqR Sealdrop

[@xLraqR]

President Obama oh yeah, that guy

[@helium4169]

Hitler: Operation Barbarossa Stalin: **Reverse card**

[@salz1]

Whata fuck is wrong with your nickname?!?!!?

[@lazar4570]

On reverse card must be "Battle of Stalingrad"

[@i_willstealurloot273]

@@lazar4570 Nah, Kursk rekt the Wehrmacht

[@hungryfareasternslav1823]

Hitler's diary : **spams the words f### and sh##**

[@Juan-wx5xz]

@@hungryfareasternslav1823 soviet manpower

[@bluecube9801]

4:08 Bro it was just a prank calm down.

[@thecitizenoftheinternet1077]

The camera's right there!

[@Tomahawak6712]

HAha Got YOU

[@HeilAmarth]

2:10 Moscow literally on mouth of the beast!

[@ykdm-by4cm]

@Wehrmacht nazi deutschland wehraboo

[@astrum1508]

@@ykdm-by4cm stalinboo

[@JesuMont]

Cry wehraboo​@@astrum1508

[@СергейКозыренко-е2р]

Отличная работа, очень наглядный размах, отдельная благодарность за показ партизан, от просмотра было не оторваться, невольно понимаешь, что переживаешь за происходящее на карте.

[@elviswho1615]

Germany 1941: ‘YEET’ Germany 1942: ‘YEET’ Germany 1943: ‘Wait’ Germany 1944: ‘Crap’ Germany 1945: ‘GODDM*MNIT’ *Rage quits*

[@myrealnamewontfi7289]

Bankers 1914: ‘YEET’ Bankers 1918: ‘YEET’ Bankers 1920s: ‘YEET’ Bankers 1933: ‘Wait’ Bankers 1939: ‘Crap Bankers 1941: *’GODDM*MNIT’* Bankers 1945: ‘LOL’ Bankers 2008: ‘😂’ Bankers Now: ‘🤣🤣’ There, I corrected it for you. *: )*

[@avcngxrsavcngxrs1212]

@@myrealnamewontfi7289 damn that was really accurate. Should've add 2001 too but still great comment!

[@quakercrackers4262]

@@myrealnamewontfi7289 Bankers soon: OH GOD OH FUCK (although it's hopeful wishes at this point)

[@dusk6159]

@@myrealnamewontfi7289 Nice bs, cry more

[@GoodGames.]

MyRealNameWontFi I get it lol

[@fasolasuchustenax1420]

Просто великолепно! Я ждал, когда на картах обозначат советских партизан! И вы это сделали! Молодец!

[@CherepashkaShusha]

Спасибо большое, земляк!!

[@fasolasuchustenax1420]

@@CherepashkaShusha Я, кстати тоже делаю видео про Вторую Мировую, на моём канале есть трейлер

[@CherepashkaShusha]

@@fasolasuchustenax1420 Щас глянем

[@романсмирнов-п7у]

@@CherepashkaShusha ты русский?

[@darkstock5103]

The soviets pulled the greatest “They had us in the first half” in history

[@jjrj8568]

0-2, first half (penalty missed in the 46th minute) 5-2, end of the match post-match interview "if only we had scored that penalty...a 0-3 would have crushed their morale). Yeah, next time conquer Leningrad and Moscow before winter..

[@haroldcruz8550]

Same thing that they did with Napoleon. They lured Napoleon's Grand Army deeper and deeper to Russia.

[@darkstock5103]

@@haroldcruz8550 yeah I can see that

[@amadeus2712]

Good job. My great-grandfather was captured at rzhev battle then he escaped, another one was in occupation and when Nazis wanted to send him to Germany he escaped to partisans and fought at Kursk battle then he was sent to hospital,another one was from Leningrad now he is buried in Poland he died on the border of Germany, I don't know anything about one great-grandfather,my grandma survived at Leningrad blockade,she lost her brother and mother and her father is buried in Poland,my grandfather was born in Bryansk and after the start of war he got to partizans and once he got ill,a doctor helped him then she(the doctor) was hanged by Nazis because of the help to partizans another grandfather and another grandmother was born after the war, I am really proud of my relatives. 26.6m Soviet Union people died. Now our country still feel consequences of the war (less population). Hate everyone who says that traitors fought against communism it isn't true, Jews and slavs were planned to kill. Others were considered to be slaves. I hope that nothing bad will happen again

[@cianobrien9548]

@trueman mann ??

[@cianobrien9548]

@trueman mann what about what he said is "brainwashed" ?

[@gamerdrache6076]

Same With some Germans they got Killed if They Not fight

[@lif3andthings763]

@@gamerdrache6076 no most wanted to fight they hopes to settle in the depopulated lands of the east after the destruction of the jews and slavs in the soviet union.

[@fridayyy.2102]

What a heroic family!

[@icrushchildrensdreams4556]

This video single handedly beats most mappers out there that get alot of views and attention, great job!

[@heinzguderianbutmoreyounge9659]

Man,what an underrated video,you deserve more sub and views,good job on the video,and i like the way you show the partisan in yugoslavia and ussr,what a great job

[@kevinplayz7965]

Can't imagine how hard to make this Animation

[@serenissimarespublicavenet3945]

Incredible video! I've got only one small remark, as an Italian: you didn't show Italian partisans after the 8th of September, 1943. Except for this, a great depiction of the Eastern front, the only one to include partisan formations as well! Keep up with the great work!

[@serenissimarespublicavenet3945]

Italian partisans did in fact control a few alpine and appennine valleys between 1944 and 1945, because they were isolated and useless, so the Italians and Germans didn't bother the partisans controlling them. What I was referring to though, was at the very end of the war when the whole of northern Italy wasn't in fact liberated by the allies, but buy the partisans. We celebrate "Liberation Day" every year on April 25th in Italy, the day the partisans rose up against the fascists in Milan and captured the city. This was before any allied soldiers entered Milan, which happened on May 1st or 2nd, I can't recall right now.

[@serenissimarespublicavenet3945]

@BlackFuckingMamba yeah, I guess it's not taught in many places outside Italy, probably because even if the partisans hadn't risen up, all the cities they liberated would've been captured by the allies regardless, maybe four or five days after it happened in our timeline, as by that point all german forces were on the run and Mussolini's Republic's army wouldn't have been capable of defending northern italy from the allies for more than a day or so.

[@jokubas3391]

@Adi well the partisans on the eastern front also didn't really control territory. It shows in what area thier sabotages happened

[@yzfool6639]

@@jokubas3391 Right, they did better than that. They controlled rail lines.

[@oLii96x]

I like that you showed the action of the partisans behind the fronts. They are often overlooked, but did a great deal of damage to the germans in battles like Kursk.

[@alexnosov4322]

The partisan movement is greatly exaggerated by communist propaganda. Also, propaganda is silent that partisans killed the local population and burned peaceful settlements and food depots, which led the local population to starvation

[@золотаявата]

@@alexnosov4322 proof or archives?

[@lukutis002]

What a masterpiece, hats off!

[@GrislyAtoms12]

I just want to thank you for the incredible amount of work you put into this video. It was fascinating.

[@ladiscord1572]

Лайк за то что достоверно показаны все битвы по дням. Даже отмечены действия партизан, бомбардировки Союзников и Немцев, немного война в Италии, и в западной Германии, даже Болгария не в войне с СССР. Еще очень радует то что время по 12 часам и выглядит детальнее чем по дням

[@1158supersiri]

"Lost of evil people brings relief to the world". That's a phrase from Judaism. Just think of all the suffer the world has been throught because of few evil Nazis.

[@ТамирланБельгибаев]

1158supersiri few evils and millions of idiots.

[@radol6207]

@Nat Soc EXACTLY.

[@МихаилКосик-ч8н]

Всё в точности как пИсал тов.Жюков в своих нетленных воспоминаниях(вай много и все противоречивые).Конфетку дали?

[@PaxKruttica]

@Nat Soc Stalin personally ate at least 1 million babies. Such declassified data was provided by the NKVD after Stalin death.

[@michaelzheng5250]

Let’s take a look at the different sides of the front! We have the Axis, the Allies, some Partisans, and *F I N L A N D*

[@vanguardian1368]

Vodka fueled farmers on skis

[@galaxyred7]

InteractiveHistory nobody asked

[@pierresihite8854]

@InteractiveHistory I'll check ur vids ltr

[@legend9181]

@@vanguardian1368 Koskenkorva*

[@bdog2802]

Michael Zheng finland was part of the axis powers Finland was a close partner of the axis power

[@fatmanwalking8610]

Today 79 years ago...

[@andromidius]

From this map we can see how screwed up the German logistics must have been - so many partisans all through the centre. No wonder they started having major issues. Those Partisans contributed to the war in a big way - without them the Germans could have possibly continued their rapid pace into the heart of Russia before the Soviets had time to reorganise.

[@histoky2010]

Bruh they were already struggling before that

[@_311_]

Yep

[@VietnamWarShorts]

No, partisans and insurgents are one of the many reasons why German logistics was terrible.

[@YorkerEli]

Not really lol

[@Yo-ps2pf]

there were barely that much partisans when germany reached moscow, the soviets counter-attacked because the german troops were exhausted and winter came, stop the bullshit please

[@Delta547]

8:40 Look: in anticipation of the imminent advance of the Allies, at the 25 of March, 1945, the German OKH decided to move the whole city of Erfurt a few kilometres east of its original position. Great video, btw.

[@CrAz1m0nk3ii117]

Very nice. Probably the best Eastern Front video I've seen.

[@enivo2363]

Hey there. You're videos are cool.

[@CrAz1m0nk3ii117]

Enivo thank you, I’m glad you enjoy them

[@enivo2363]

@@CrAz1m0nk3ii117 You're welcome.

[@ericlau6104]

为苏联人民的牺牲致敬！ My respect to USSR people and those who fight for freedom.From Beijing,China.

[@paweoos8417]

USSR didn't fight for freedom, it was just another totalitarian regime

[@Mentol_]

1. Totalitarism was created by Mussolini and had no relation to the USSR. 2. Capitalism and socialism have different standards of freedom. USSR fought for its revolution, for the right to be economically free from wage slavery in the capitalist system.

[@amadeus2712]

@@paweoos8417 shit RKKA fought for freedom, yeah,there was repressions on USSR territory but Hitler planned to kill everyone except German,USSR fought for freedom

[@blackdragon3699]

@@mgdoff3389 i mean. the second point of callling slavery its just exaggerate.

[@MrMursilok]

@@paweoos8417 ты клоун жертва пропаганды

[@ThuNguyen-jy2jt]

It’s amazing how Yugoslavian partisan forces managed to reoccupy all the lands lost to the Axis powers without any foreign help

[@nickschallick5259]

Not quite. At the Tehran conference in late 1943, Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin agreed to the support of Yugoslav partisans. They did receive some outside help.

[@gumdeo]

Red Army helped Partisans take Belgrade.

[@EnriqueVivancoH]

The Soviet Russia was destroying the whole 🇩🇪 army. LOL

[@misiknuo]

Yugoslavian Partisan killed around 93 k German solders,for comparison Allies at western front till end of war killed around 350 k german solders ...we tied a lot of panzer divisions,during whole war...we had help but besides radio stations it was most at end of war...

[@BurcasLurton]

Lol

[@ppslayergod69xd96]

Everyone: LOL VORONEZH MOVES TO THE EAST LMAO Erfurt moving east in 8:41: Am I a joke to you?

[@panzhubnikaz7335]

Or Brno apearing on the map at 2:00

[@ZMGian]

@@panzhubnikaz7335 Also Vyazma at 1:51

[@gutsjoestar7450]

apparantly it's very come on to move an entire city whe you launch a powerful attack

[@vladimir-poutine1952]

Yes

[@bob6910]

they tried to run from the western allies and forgot about the russians

[@michaelnord3490]

It is quite informative and interesting. And everything is sorted out well: cities, the main battles. Well done.

[@zzodr]

A lot of people assume if Moscow fell, the USSR would surrender. They would not have.

[@donkoltz1]

Imagine Hitler's face when he finds out Stalin moved the capital to Vladivostok. And he thought Stalingrad was a stretch...

[@midas_midas]

@慈禧太后 the factories were moved to siberia

[@MrOsetian]

慈禧太后 not correct actually. Bcs during WW2 Russian Industry was moved to Ural and Siberian regions. Without Caucasian Oil (Baku and Grozny) it would be very hard to fight, but we are Russians. We are brothers with Yugoslavia and characters are familiar :)

[@TheMaster4534]

@@donkoltz1 >moves to Vladivostok Japan: *Its Free Real Estate*

[@ummoof7069]

Wouldn't that ruin the Russian moral and destroy communications, if Germany made it a little further Russia would fall, and in 1942 Russia had man power problems so if Hitler wasn't so stupid and forgot about Stalingrad Hitler's chance's would have increased

[@rl2905]

I love the way the music changes for the Battle of Stalingrad in late August 1942 and kicks in full at the end of it in Feb. 2 1943. Very symbolic of the Soviet victory there. Not sure if that was done on purpose or not, but it's perfect.

[@xPenguinster7x]

The music is purposeful, this is one of the things that make these videos so good

[@rl2905]

@@xPenguinster7x @xPenguinster7x Agreed! - Another interesting thing I noticed about that particular section of the video is how practically nothing else on the map changes during the Battle of Stalingrad. Just further demonstrates to me how ferocious that battle was, with both sides obviously dedicating nearly everything they had available to that region. I'm forever a student of history when it comes to WW2. I love these maps.

[@luckyea7]

I will try to quantify the contribution of each country. To do this, take the data from Wikipedia. By the number of mobilized soldiers: USSR - 38.30% China - 19.16% USA - 17.90% France - 6.67% Great Britain - 6.55% Yugoslavia - 4.16% India - 2.66% Canada - 1.21% Australia - 1.11% Belgium - 0.69% Greece - 0.46% South Africa - 0.46% Netherlands - 0.31% New Zealand - 0.22% Norway - 0.08% Brazil - 0.04% Denmark - 0.03% For financial losses: USSR - 68.00% USA - 15.27% Great Britain - 16.72% According to the losses of soldiers: USSR - 62.76% China - 26.90% USA - 2.87% France - 1.79% Great Britain - 2.03% Yugoslavia - 1.96% India - 0.26% Canada - 0.28% Australia - 0.17% Belgium - 0.09% Greece - 0.42% South Africa - 0.06% Netherlands - 0.27% New Zealand - 0.08% Norway - 0.06% Brazil - 0.01% Denmark - 0.01% For wounded soldiers: USSR - 63.31% China - 28.25% USA - 2.63% France - 1.13% Great Britain - 1.13% Yugoslavia - 2.42% India - 0.10% Canada - 0.21% Australia - 0.16% Belgium - 0.11% Greece - 0.22% South Africa - 0.06% Netherlands - 0.06% New Zealand - 0.16% Norway - 0.02% Brazil - 0.01% Denmark - 0.01% As you can see, everywhere the USSR was in first place, its contribution ranged from 38.3% to 68%. On average, taking into account the number of mobilized soldiers, the number of wounded soldiers, the loss of soldiers and financial losses, the contribution of each country to the victory in World War II was: USSR - 53.52% China - 22.82% USA - 8.91% Great Britain - 6.09% France - 2.94% Yugoslavia - 2.62% India - 0.93% Canada - 0.52% Australia - 0.44% Greece - 0.34% Belgium - 0.27% Netherlands - 0.20% South Africa - 0.18% New Zealand - 0.14% Norway - 0.05% Brazil - 0.02% Denmark - 0.02% If we calculate the damage caused in the form of the total loss (dead + prisoners) of the enemy troops, then approximately we will receive: USSR - 59.38% Great Britain - 11.01% USA - 9.39% France - 9.28% China - 2.79% Take a look at Lend-Lease. In general, the ratio of the amount of assistance to the Soviet Union from the United States in the framework of Lend-Lease for 2041-2045 to the GDP of the USSR amounted to 5.1%, and to financial losses - 1.85%. In general, the USSR broke: 75% of the German land forces and their allies 60% of the German Air Force and their allies 20% of the German Navy and their allies 30% of Japan's land forces If we take into account the damage to the ground forces, the Air Force, the Navy of the “axis” countries and take into account the Lend-Lease, then the percentage contribution to the victory in World War 2 will be as follows: USSR - 41.19% USA - 24.39% Great Britain - 19.42% France - 8.17% China - 0.93% The rest of the countries of the anti-Hitler coalition - 5.90% At the same time, consider the ground forces, air force and navy equivalent.

[@ProfessorPotatoPhD]

Very interesting perspective! I'm just wondering though, why is China's contribution to victory considered to be so low here, since after all, they rank high up in the other lists and had been fighting the Japanese since 1937.

[@luckyea7]

@@ProfessorPotatoPhD China lost a lot, but beat the enemy troops a little.

[@AA-yn5nx]

@@luckyea7 where did you get the numbers from?

[@luckyea7]

@@AA-yn5nx Calculated based on data from Wikipedia and open sources.

[@AA-yn5nx]

@@luckyea7 ah i thought u copied and pasted it from some website.

[@Maharlikan_1898]

Finally, a mapping video about the Eastern Front of WW2. Great job

[@Rainaman-]

Umm, there are many. Some going even in detailed battles

[@Maharlikan_1898]

@@Rainaman- well this is the first one that I've seen that's actually complete so yeah

[@Rainaman-]

@@Maharlikan_1898 glad you found it then

[@decat447]

Вечная память советским солдатам!

[@user-ms4cm4qf5j]

а немецким?

[@maksymslonskyi92]

1234 1234 а им за что? Им можно только посочувствовать, повелись на глупую пропаганду сверх нации посредством принадлежности к светловолосой расе. В последовательности немецкий солдат, который всегда отличался дисциплиной и высшим уровнем ведения войны замерзал в окопах Сталинграда без какой либо помощи со стороны своего правительства. Все кто боролись за идею Гитлеры были не дальновидны, их затмила жажда мести и внушённое превосходство над неотесанными славянами. Про нас и до сих пор так думают. А мы и не думаем, мы просто делаем и помним огромную цену всех тех боев первых лет войны, когда на нас шагали 3млн солдат вермахта. Дабы уберечь себя от нежеланных высказываний в мою сторону обвиняющих меня в «промытых мозгах» старой советской пропагандой, желаю высказать уважение к доблести американских солдат в тихоокеанском конфликте, на Окинаве и на Соломоновых островах. Они там остановили гегемонию не менее опасно-глупой идеологии японцев, за которую японцам пришлось поплатиться,ставши методом демонстрирования мощи Америки для глаз Советов. Так же и с Дрезденом поступили английско-Американская авиация которые бросали фосфорные бомбы на мирных граждан. Защищать некого, война имеет страшный облик, и для всех он один, для кого-то в Европе он длился 2 недели, для кого-то пару месяцев, для наших предков 4 года. Так что будьте добры, чтите, помните и думайте сами за себя. Не позвольте затуманивать вам поле зрения вырваными из контекста ремарками по поводу «кровожадности « красной армии. Учите историю и не позволяйте ее повторить.

[@user-ms4cm4qf5j]

@@maksymslonskyi92 как это за что?нацистская партия образовалась в результате приказа слияния из Москвы немецких коммунистов и собственно самих нациков, ради получения влияния на Германию, Немецкая пантера была создана в результате совместного немецко-советского сотрудничества, Пакт Молотова-Риббентропа разделивший сферы влияния Германии и СССР в восточной Европе, и финансирование Германии в течении 2х лет войны с попутной оккупации оговоренных территорий СССР, поздравления Сталиным Гитлера с победой над Францией, что же ты так к союзникам плохо относишься?

[@user-ms4cm4qf5j]

@@maksymslonskyi92 война началась с советско германской атаки на Польшу, какие-то у тебя двойные стандарты

[@user-ms4cm4qf5j]

@@maksymslonskyi92 к союзникам всмысле своим, не Британо-Фрацузо-СШАшным союзникам

[@transitmallproductions1063]

Even though I’ve studied WWII history, seeing the fight of the Belarusian partisans represented like this made me think about the physical and mental struggle behind it in a new way. It was unexpectedly emotional. That small part of the video by itself is profoundly moving, and an effective tool for helping people understand Belarusian politics today. Thanks so much for doing what you do.

[@transitmallproductions1063]

@@dalehollinsky9242 Belarusian patriotism, in all its forms, is inextricably tied to the legacy of Soviet policies and the idea of fighting for democracy. Anti-lukashenko protests calling for “democracy” don’t work, because the idea of democracy is strongly associated with Lukashenko’s conservative policy of shielding Belarus from anti-Soviet policies and economic liberalism. Americans supporting the protests don’t get it because they automatically associate “democracy” with anti-communism, but that association doesn’t exist in Belarus, they consider themselves far more democratic than countries like Ukraine that rolled back all Soviet influence. Even though Belarus is obviously not the most free or democratic country, Lukashenko’s conservative movement is effectively immune from allegations of anti-democracy because it represents Belarusian patriotism, and, as a patriotic movement, it espouses a form of democracy that is closer than western democracy to what most Belarusians want.

[@transitmallproductions1063]

@@dalehollinsky9242 I don’t think Lukashenko is a nationalist at all, patriotism and nationalism are two different ideologies in Belarus, and he definitely represents the patriotic camp. The anti-Lukashenko protestors are indeed nationalist, which is the whole reason they oppose him- from his perspective. The protesters can say they’re for democracy over nationalism, but the average Belarusian will just see what they’re promoting as a different form of democracy than what they already have- nationalist pro western democracy vs patriotic pro Russian democracy. The point in trying to make is that, in order for a majority of Belarusians to totally divorce their idea of democracy from the Lukashenko/patriotic definition, they would have to divorce their idea of democracy from the Soviet legacy and the memory of the partisans, and that is just not happening. Belarus, as you said, was a totally undeveloped backwater of the Russian empire for centuries, and the Soviet democracy invested huge amounts of manpower/money to save it from a rapacious empire and turn this peasant backwater into a comfortable modern society- exactly as they had promised the partisans in 1941 and 1942. That what gives patriotic claims to ownership of democracy their weight.

[@kiryllshynharow9058]

@@dalehollinsky9242 why do you think "Belarusians have really had their heads scrambled"? It makes no sense to talk about Lukashenka and everything what is happening in Belarus in the context of "patriotism", "democracy" or even more so "nationalism" The protests of the Belarusians were against the falsification of the election results, first of all. Remember that Lukashenka is an extremely pragmatic person and he just uses what is beneficial to him at the moment.

[@kiryllshynharow9058]

@@dalehollinsky9242 I don’t quite agree with you, we can’t generalize personal and political interests at this point often dictators are driven by their beliefs or fantasies, completely (like Robespierre or Lenin, Hitler or Mussolini) or at least partially (like Putin) or these interests are reduced to the retention of personal power, just as it was in feudal times, and any ideas are just a tool here in Belarus we have rather the last option

[@kiryllshynharow9058]

@@dalehollinsky9242 "How does it help people understand Belarusian politics today?" at the first moment I would answer you "no way" but after thinking I will answer you: imagine that you would like to create your own religion to strengthen power this is far from know-how, remember the Anglican Church (but I think the historian will name dozens of examples) Belarus lost in the WWII 30% of its population killed and the mental trauma was felt until the end of the 20th century, and the demographic hole is still felt The authority of veterans was really very great in society Now only a few veterans are left alive, so why not appropriate their authority? In a generally atheistic society (Vitebsk planned to be the capital of Soviet atheism) and an extremely controversial attitude to history, this is the only reliable foundation Note that the monarchy justifies its power with a divine inscription, which means that the electoral companies got the role of religious rites

[@TheZod00]

3:19 I see Field Marshal Patrick Star organized the defense of Voronezh. Genius tactics.

[@GamingWithMoses]

This is really well made. Much better and more details than EmperorTigerstar

[@alain2898]

Glad to see another video from you and in my opinion this is your best so far. I hope you earn the recognition you deserve from your masterpieces.

[@mightaswellbe]

Excellent! Thank you for that. It shows what my imagination can't grasp while I'm reading about the Eastern Front.

[@micahistory]

Man, this is amazing! Warsaw Graphics told me about you and I really like your channel

[@CherepashkaShusha]

Thanks!!

[@micahistory]

@@CherepashkaShusha you're welcome. May you please visit Micahistory 2, it would really help !

[@antoniodavi5392]

Red army: They had us in the first half not gonna lie

[@sgberta]

I think what this shows, and which I’ve learned, from learning more and more about WW2, is that Germany was never really that close to winning.

[@gutsjoestar7450]

@Yieri 1 who said germany wanted ro sominate the world hitler never planned to attack the entire world 2, of course gerùant could inavde the world or at leats be the mos tpowerful nation on earth with the defeat of france and britain and ussr the hardest have been done

[@HighlandMike325]

We British learned in the early part of the last century that occupying and controlling so much land and people was just not affordable in the modern age

[@прив-ч5ж]

@Wehrmacht nazi deutschland эм Германия заслуживает победы сколько репрессий там было если ты скажешь что в советском союзе тоже были репрессии вот пример обе страны захватили по 3000000 солдат в плен в Германии умерло 47% советских солдат а в советском союзе 13% немецких

[@jjrj8568]

In my opinion, what the Japanese achieved in 1937-1943 was by far more impressive

[@MrFurretGamer]

@@jjrj8568 Japan fought a weak China with weak Asian countries what do u expect

[@jimaanders7527]

The video showing the movement of the Eastern Front is really fascinating !! Thank you very much.

[@triballianmapper]

Welcome back ;) Excellent video, as always.

[@CherepashkaShusha]

Thank you very much, friend!!

[@triballianmapper]

I would just ask you one thing about this video: "What happened at 6:41 with Hungary?" Also, maybe you could change in the name of the video part where is written "Every day" to "Every half day", since the slides are changing every twelve hours, if you want it of course. And last thing is suggestion for you: Muscovite-Lithuanian wars

[@CherepashkaShusha]

@@triballianmapper This is Operation Margarethe, German troops occupied Hungary in order to it will not get out of the war. I don't know why, but I like "every day" more than "every half day":D. And I will think about Muscovite-Lithuanian wars

[@triballianmapper]

@@CherepashkaShusha Okay, thanks :) And you are right, "every day" sounds better than "every half day"

[@Scenariania]

The most accurate Eastern Front video, but some partisan movements were missing as you stated in the pinned comment. Good anyways!

[@cipher1579]

i still cant believe the reich was that close to moscow

[@alexp.2897]

Napoleon took Moscow, it changed nothing for him.

[@monsieur1936]

@@alexp.2897 both the times, Russian Winters arrived and kicked the asses of invaders. For Russia Winter is a blessing in disguise.

[@Путешественник-с6ч]

@@monsieur1936 , it is big mith about winter and cold.

[@monsieur1936]

@@Путешественник-с6ч but if I see in History Napoleon took Moscow, but as the Winters arrived he was forced to retreat hastily from Russia. He lost nearly 2/3 of his Army and one of the most important reason was the Russian Winters.

[@monsieur1936]

@@Путешественник-с6ч same happened when Hitler's army was on the doors of Moscow the Russian Winters devastated their advance and many Germans died due to cold. I'm not saying that it was only Winters which defeated them. But, It played a major role in defense and assisted Russian army to counter the offensive.

[@AnimatedWarMapper]

Great content! You were one of the people who inspired me to get into mapping ww2 video creation on KZbin! Keep up the great content.