Could Hitler's 'Wonder Weapons' Have Won The War For Germany? | Hitler's Secret Science | Timeline

In the crucible of World War II, Germany’s most brilliant scientists must race to create an arsenal of terrifying new weapons of mass destruction, even an atomic bomb.
Before the war was over, they produced a series of technological firsts that were the basis for many modern day air and spacecraft. This doc reveals the circumstances scientists faced under Hitler, and tracks amazing technological innovations. It highlights major scientific disciplines and the inventions of Wernher von Braun or Werner Heisenberg, among others
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[@TheeRomantic]

This takes me back to when the History Channel actually showed history vs the trash they show now. Thank you for this ❤️💪🏿

[@bustabusts]

some of the stuff in this is just as fake as the stuff from the History Channel.. 2,500 major war criminals, of whom 177 were tried. Western Allies released more than 3,300 Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, Walther Funk, and Konstantin von Neurath were let go. if the Holocaust was what they said it was why did they let so many go and charge so few. same for the guy that pretty much ran our NASA program and several others

[@prof_kaos9341]

You mean you don't like Ancient Aliens. That's "history" isn't it! Consider The Learning Channel (TLC), that's all Sister Wives, Little People, Pimple Popper and ghosts, with the Discovery channel not much better...

[@bartholomew1608]

Theres only so much history they can retell 500 times. It gets stale after a while

[@olympia5758]

@@bartholomew1608 I'm pretty sure because the average American doesn't really care about history, and most Americans don't have a 40 minute+ attention span unless its a reality tv show like The Kardashians or the NFL or NBA. They weren't making enough money, so they had to change the product. Honestly, I don't blame them. It's unfortunate.

[@healdiseasenow]

They don't identify as masculine any more! Lost they're 🪨🪨

[@johnashep109]

Just imagine how far Germany would have advanced in science had they won the war

[@MobileGamingMK]

I bet we would look which planet is best for us to be friends/ally and not nation/country

[@natronfatumallafalla1922]

They did advance...it's called america...

[@Hogzilla]

@@natronfatumallafalla1922after ww2 they dumped them all in the usa.

[@ettoremajorana3220]

​@@Hogzillabajo el control e intereses de la masonería y el judaísmo

[@user-uc6ez8wn9k]

At what cost though? How many more millions to the gas chambers?

[@Bradgilliswhammyman]

The main reason none of these superweapons were developed was the fact Germany was being bombed day and night and his army was stretched so thin all he could do was reinforce his Wermacht.

[@user-ed8zh8wj4s]

It’s a shame

[@natedogg5708]

@@user-ed8zh8wj4s lmfao what...

[@mw6ngi0]

@@user-ed8zh8wj4s fr

[@jayd4476]

All these Weapons were developed. A lot of the scientist seeked refuged from America. We accepted them to work on technology also They still do experiments in South America

[@eliasjarjoura445]

@@jayd4476 operation paper clip

[@sudipadhikari9752]

Really Germany was the real superpower in science and technology in that era.

[@lion10329]

yes

[@plate.armour_0996]

+ the real art

[@Marcus_Octavius_Maximus]

I would agree if it weren't for the fact that WE learned nuclear power & created the atom bomb. What ever arguement you're about to make about how close Germany was or if it was espinoage that stopped them doesn't matter. That's war. You do what you can to prevent your enemy from getting more powerful. With that said, the country with nuclear power was the Super Power in technology. Period. Germany was merely creative.

[@celsodasilva4068]

Tanta ciência e perderam as duas guerras que provocaram

[@ivardesossadoredpill5109]

​@@celsodasilva4068por que o Estados Unidos entrou na segunda guerra mundial como aliado dó eixo se não fosse isso a Rússia ia cair na mão da Alemanha

[@robertpayne2717]

Had a close friend who served in the infantry U.S. Army Who told me that the V-1 buzz bomb did not scare him, but when he saw the Me 262 jet fighter it bothered him greatly.

[@BenState]

he wouldn't have seen both in combat or in action. the amount of Me262s flying was negligible.

[@hotstepper887]

More of your bull, you're a country of idiots that believe stealing other's tech is great, and you claim it all as your own, when nothing ever was your own. The level of intelligence shown by you people today, is utterly appalling. I mean, you think a German invented the Jet engine hahahahahahaha that's how screwed up your own thought process really is.

[@hotstepper887]

What we read you all think about WW2 must be the most backward account of WW2 ever seen from any nation. The truth really is, you refused to fight in what was always a world war, and you people supported Germany, not Britain. Millions of you were on the streets protesting against Britain. And the lies we read from all of you, and your denials of these hidden facts is again, shocking. You simply know nothing about WW2, as everything you think, what we read from all of you, is nothing at all like any truth of WW2, and your accounts are only found in your own history books, that are simply the funniest read anyone that's studied world history could read, the bull is like nothing this world had ever seen before.

[@hotstepper887]

One of the most asked questions at University from those studying history, is always why don't the American people know anything about their appalling efforts of WW2.

[@elatomala1976]

@@hotstepper887 some of us are learning all about it now

[@tdrxy]

bruh that is the coolest most incredible intro i ve seen to any documentary

[@karlthorsten9118]

That X Ray gun was basically a nuclear blast turned into a laser beam form. That could've been a truly nightmarish weapon had it gone into mass production. But it seems they realized it would've damaged everything nearby far too much. Germany from 1934 to April 1945 kept inventing and researching. Had the scientists had more funding and materials and a better workforce instead of slaves, even if they had lost as they did in history, with such innovations, we might've had colonies on the Moon and Mars by now. War has a tendency to create leaps of technology that can never be matched in peacetime.

[@Elyseon]

The human costs aren't worth the technological leaps, especially when humanity is stupid, has a short memory and no sense of responsibility.

[@azazel5701]

True ww1 and ww2 alone has given us tanks, armored infantry, mechanised infantry, nukes, rockets, jet engines and even lasers and advanced radar

[@rlacombe737]

@@azazel5701 And don't forget...Employment.

[@rlacombe737]

It may just appear that way.... because we're always at 'War'....somewhere...It feeds the economy and rallies the regular folks. It's the same ole scam. They're the bad guy, we're the good guy. And those guys tell their folks the same thing. And the beat goes on. You taxes are now sent to the defense dept.. for laundering in some overseas BS.

[@ckillthecartels7454]

And They weren't from chilliebrasil haha

[@simulacrum2731]

Fascinating historical content about WWII and the technology that helped shape it!

[@sharkclub1]

Nobody else was close

[@stoopingfalcon891]

I think that the biggest problem was that their approach to the science was in effect a scattergun effect. Instead of concentrating on one or two war winning weapons, they tried to produce as many different kinds as possible.

[@jimbobmcdougal6983]

Not only that, a good chunk of the smartest scientists were Jews so you can probably guess what happened to them

[@danielponiatowski7368]

yup good point, especialy near the end they were trying everything. some of their weapons worked quite well but were never pursued. i read a good biography about a german fighter pilot, flying against the daylight bombers. they had a new missile fitted to their aircraft that were guided by sound, pretty sure it was anyway. they worked quite well and reported this along with a request for more but that was the first and last he saw.

[@jimbobmcdougal6983]

@@danielponiatowski7368 I just watched a documentary about a rocket based air defense system. Crazy stuff

[@curtisthomas2670]

But the upside to that methodology was that concepts that would've been considered too far out were given a chance to reach the drawing board and financing resulting in many weapons and tech in use today

[@stoopingfalcon891]

@@danielponiatowski7368 Hm interesting. I will have a quick search see if I can find out anything about that.

[@TheTransylvanian]

This was truly interesting to think they came up with so many genius ideas all the way back then it’s insane

[@overenergy6534]

they didn't think they were the master race for nothing

[@user-td2jw9ze2c]

@@overenergy6534 they weren't a master race

[@allandavis8201]

Only doing what all wars do, advance the sciences and technology. Rightly or wrongly.

[@vercot7000]

@@overenergy6534 except jewish scientists beat them out in the end

[@user-vh3fr3lb8w]

​@@overenergy6534they were just desperate to win the war hence the innovations. Nothing super race about it.

[@Technoid_Mutant]

When Von Braun published his book "I Aim for the Moon", reviewers often parenthesized this with "(But Sometimes I Hit London)".

[@jermaineharris5971]

🚪

[@sandercohen5543]

..."and if i were a rocket scientist given infinite funds, i would've too"

[@tranmyyen3196]

Xét

[@ParmenidesArizmendi]

....... Эволюция вида включает в себя расовую эволюцию, согласно которой блондины с голубыми глазами и тонкими чертами лица казались более развитыми в расовом вопросе.Существовали также языковые барьеры и обычаи, которые привели к тому, что наиболее развитые люди убивали друг друга.Похоже, что путь Эволюция всегда будет болезненной, когда будет достигнуто какое-либо значительное улучшение таланта, внешнего вида, умственной и физической ловкости. ..........

[@michaellynes3540]

The V-2 rockets were in production in 1943. But on August 17/18, the RAF launched Operation Hydra, which was a major success. The raid stalled V-2 production, which bought the Allies time during preparations for D-Day.

[@palladini9718]

Getting to moon also took some Canadian scientist also. When the Government shut down the Arrow aircraft, all the folks who worked on that went to NASA in the late 50s

[@dustinscott7706]

I love this narrator. He is the best I think

[@kylematlock7499]

I Prefer Charlton Heston, but both are good.

[@cleverusername9369]

The guy from Modern Marvels

[@nastyz477]

I think you’re the best 😘

[@goodmedicine2600]

He did quite a few programs, one I remember was Hauntings. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5eXlZmllKiNl9U

[@ckillthecartels7454]

And They weren't from chilliebrasil haha

[@surplusstock8778]

Anything this guy narrates is a quality product

[@nolansbrooks]

Really enjoy this history stuff it’s pretty awesome it repeats itself but it does it to point out harder software

[@noahbeason274]

The biggest issue with this is the fact that it begins with the “American nightmare” when the germans were running as fast as they could to surrender to us. People just don’t realize that WW2 in Europe was mostly fought between Russia and Germany over serious and long lasting tension of fundamental core beliefs and fear of each-other. History is confusing always important to take every side into account. The war in the east is still the largest man for man conflict we have had on this planet.

[@guynorth3277]

Interesting thoughts, and I'm sure the tension draws back even before WWI ! It is so ironic of Putin to have done what he did.

[@rolandthethompsongunner64]

Indeed.

[@jaerockchalk3216]

lawl .... US didn't win Europe there buddy , USSR did , US only won the pacific theatre .

[@jameslast7559]

@@guynorth3277 You mean NATO right!

[@transkryption]

what about resoources ie. OIL! The germans needed oil!

[@kalikat6153]

I knew the narrator’s voice as soon as I heard it. I believe he has passed, he did crime stories as well a show called Forensic Files for one. Awesome narrator.

[@trentcruise3084]

He's still alive. It's Carrot Top narrating.

[@operation1968]

@@trentcruise3084 that's good to know

[@mozykhongsai]

9p

[@mozykhongsai]

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[@indianastan]

A Haunting

[@sangncna]

I love this certain melody played in the background at 31:26 (and several previous moments that I can't find it). I wish I could've known what the piece is called and who composed it.

[@kickinkanga7026]

Great video thanks mate👍

[@markcepeda8144]

I was aware of SOME of these things me 262,,me 163 , V1 ,V2 the Horton 229 and a long range cannon but the ray beam gun Is fascinating!!

[@marilynwillett804]

I came upon a gravesite, near Patton's grave, a young American private lay dying and calling for mother, a German Sgt heard his cries and actually crawled near to him, they were both blown up together. Believe it or not they are buried side by side.

[@OhsoScary]

No more brother wars

[@ckillthecartels7454]

MaryLyn , Yeah I Heard about That On Ripley's Or Knott's Berry Farm

[@ckillthecartels7454]

And They weren't from chilliebrasil haha

[@jermaineharris5971]

Borders 🤠

[@vercot7000]

@@OhsoScary An Indian man in britain is more of brother (and contributes to the country more) to another white briton than you are to anyone in the UK

[@andrelaveau8510]

Great channel great insight

[@jokekelleey2071]

I think this guy has a perfect voice for this music in this video I don't know if it me just listening to it or is it really that good

[@Anna-ib1kt]

That plan/helicopter with a propeller rotating around its body is amazing! A would have loved to see one of those.

[@karlbobthepirate5704]

can you imagine trying to land one? 😃👍🏴‍☠️

[@cknut9252]

Triebflugel and it took off and landed vertically like a helicopter

[@joelcollins9215]

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[@aliyans]

@@karlbobthepirate5704 it's VTOL.

[@ckillthecartels7454]

Russian HeirPutin Has

[@nickhalden9220]

All the technology we use today came from these fine men

[@jmugo9010]

true

[@tylersoto7465]

Yep lol

[@meerkat192]

And all the fine men who lost their lives so we could keep your freedom 🤨

[@IzichiUchiha]

@@meerkat192 it was a joke

[@johnfree2833]

Open mouth. insert feet.

[@harrygroen69]

a v1 bomb struck about 100 meters from my house destroying a church, school and multiple houses. Other houses where heavy damaged including the one i'm living in now. My 90 year old neighbour heared it comming and had to hide for the falling debris. The germans thought there where english pilots hiding there. Except they where in the towns other church. This is in Lith, Netherlands

[@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188]

Walter Dornberger, who was military leader in Peenemünde, died during a vacation in Germany in th eighties.

[@krisfrederick5001]

You won't fulfill your darkest dreams with hate in your heart. You will fall short. Watch the "Man in the High Castle."

[@stomper5432]

Love that show

[@legneil]

@@stomper5432 exactly a show

[@thegadflygang5381]

The Man in the High Castle as fantastical and fictional as it is, probably has more a basis in reality than 99.9999% of anything you will ever see in a Western "documentary". You know someone was a legitimate threat to the Internationalist financiers Global hegemony and NeoLiberal order when 80 years later they still need to churn out weekly propaganda pieces

[@kidfox3971]

No, please don't watch Man in the High Castle. Has to be the most awful, boring, poorly-written, inauthentic alt history I've ever seen

[@marlonthomas8042]

I liked it but in all fairness I wouldn’t have minded if there wasn’t the whole sci fi aspect of it Would have allowed the plot of overthrowing two simultaneously occupying powers to come to the forefront

[@danielponiatowski7368]

i thought propellor aircraft were already "pulled" rather than pushed. the airflow over the wings sucked the wing up and props used the same principle. im probably wrong but if you take a spoon and running water from a tap, hold the spoon by its end and move it into the stream of water so it flows over bowl the convex end gets sucked in and of course the concave repels, like a wing. doesnt mean props work on the the same principle though i guess, just a thought, im bored and the smokes not bad.

[@rolandthethompsongunner64]

There have been aircraft with props and engines at both ends. The US Cessna Skymaster is one example.

[@howardalteisen2281]

Gyro🙄

[@jerrywatt6813]

A prop is a wing turned sideways you're right collect you're prize ha ha cheers

[@arbaz79]

Amazing Documentary 👍.

[@theowl2044]

As bad as they were, you gotta give them props for having the most fly uniforms and the most fearsome inventions

[@Buttersausage]

Lol 😂

[@abcdefg91111]

define "bad". WW2 in Europe was literally one nation (Germany) + Italy (they were useless at the end) trying to overthrow the competition (France, Brittain, Russia). Same thing that Spain, France, Brittain, America did but instead of going heads on with the competition they took the easier route by taking weaker empires/nations. No one was good.

[@vercot7000]

@@abcdefg91111 One of worse than the other and the allies committed very few war crimes. Aeriel rules weren't invented yet (hence why the Luftwaffe wasn't put on trial), sure they committed naval warcrimes, massacres by armies were one off, Eisenhower's camps were bad, dresden was bad. After that I can't really think of any other allied crimes

[@antoniodejesusrinconalvare3069]

​@@vercot7000terrorist bombing, masive women raped, nuclear assault against civilians, etnic higienic on germany

[@drscottstubblefieldj.d.2962]

Love it.. Thanks for being of service.. Blessings 🙌 Dr Scott

[@diontury7585]

Fantastic History Lesson!!! , Thank you!!!

[@buckhorncortez]

Too bad it's a lot of fiction and not much fact...

[@carltonbanks1240]

Just imagine if world governments actually worked together and didn't hide any secrets. Like the bell and more..how much better off we'd be. Humans could do so much more.

[@Cheveliery]

yet our grandfathers choose degenerate path

[@caliglid]

i mean… the top viewed video on this very channel is about Hitler’s “fatal mistake” when in reality it was a decision based on a miscommunication between him and Stalin that couldn’t possibly happen with technology today. there aren’t secrets now like there were then. like, as far as physically being able to see an army advancing goes.

[@kennychance6347]

imagine if governments actually told the people about their secret devices

[@stevelinwood8362]

Wow! This was interesting, never had this in my History Class!

[@ollihp]

In the 2000's & beyond, if it's not a PC topic, they won't teach it.

[@ckillthecartels7454]

And They weren't from chilliebrasil haha

[@shukes4645]

because it's wrong

[@casualcadaver]

First half, very decent historical and accurate information. Second half, 2012 era History channel at midnight.

[@Benhall1]

23:59 yep

[@davegiggitygoo]

thanks ill stop watching then because I could tell from the beginning it was going to be iffy even thought this is a reliable channel

[@Eterrath]

@@Benhall1 lmfaoo

[@RetroGamesCollector]

Exactly

[@andrewthomson]

At least they got rid of Dan Snow

[@BronxBastrad730]

I can honestly say this video is the first and only place I've heard of Von Braun referred to as an American "Hero" .. I've heard of him referred to as the God father of American rocketry but never as a hero .

[@girl1213]

Von Braun is a flip-flop in the minds of America history. He's neither hero nor villain.

[@HeyBusterLuke]

@@girl1213 well, 1000's of dead Londoners may have a stronger opinion than that

[@youngdn.s.r1021]

he got Americans to the moon sillyheads, he was considered hero for that

[@steve-hunt8471]

If you really believe we even went there

[@samypons3185]

facts

[@user-iv5xc8qp3y]

讲解很仔细，还有中文字幕，赞

[@stac123100]

O my my favorite narrator.. love your voice best out

[@MrWhiskers65]

The pulse jet engine is one of the most ingenious and simplest engines ever invented… it has barely any parts to it, and basically anyone could make one quite simply in their own garage. There are many examples of people building them on KZbin.

[@rtflone]

@Kiya Smith The documentary begins by saying German scientists in 1920s/30s were developing advanced air and space planes etc. Bear in mind that until Charles Lindberg flew from NY to Paris in 1927, no one thought it possible to cross the Atlantic ocean non stop. Germans were not part of that race at all.

[@igotufoinformation9636]

Yeah but those are useless

[@rhuckabee44]

@@rtflone It required making a diy added gas tank. Hardly advanced science. Just added danger because people didn’t know how our bodies would react to functioning that long in a plane as well as how the plane would react to take off and landing. Still an accomplishment but not advanced science as it is defined.

[@bobboscarato1313]

Lennox Industries developed a super efficient pulse gas furnace about 45 years ago; it only used a fraction of the fuel needed for conventional equipment; I imagine this technology could be use to power trains, trucks, buses and automobiles!

[@igotufoinformation9636]

@@bobboscarato1313 nope

[@jacobjames1171]

I pay for premium service to NOT have ads, and lately they have been cleverly slipped in. Why can't I get away from ads.

[@DicnballzBitch]

Started out with KZbin Red grandfathered in for KZbin premium

[@Fairyfink]

Creators are going to accept sponsorship especially if their content may be demonetised due to subject matter. As their video is created for all youtube viewers, there is no way to opt out of seeing sponsorship. As I very much doubt that my monthly payment for premium youtube finds its way into the pockets of creators, I think we have to let them make their money as best they can.

[@Blackcrowfj]

Tell that to youtube not private channels. These guys gotta make money too for the research and content they put out and that's by sponsors, subscribers and views. You'll see alot of sponsored videos on big channels because they get alot of views.

[@em_c1484]

Click play as normal to watch video, then pause it - drag the blue time line to the very end of video, then you'll see replay icon - click it - watch entire video ad free.

[@ltdees2362]

Sponsorship adds are much different...chill...However, you can get rid of the adds...just leave...

[@henrysantos121]

Matatan.🔥🐎🔥. Ribirin HS, Excellent documentary well done like always, Be safe fellas,

[@cameronmccreary4758]

When I was a young man, I drove a V1 powered go-kart; it sounded just like in the film and it was fast. I have a picture of me sitting in the driver's seat.

[@kalleklp7291]

Their science and technology were decades ahead of anything the allied could come up with. The Horton HO229, the Messerschmidt Me 262, V1+ V2, and scientists working not on the atomic bomb, but on the hydrogen bomb! They used the heavy water from Norsk Hydro in Norway for their experiments. Brave men from the resistance sabotaged the factory and sunk the ferry that had a substantial amount of it in barrels waiting to be shipped to Germany. On top of that Zuse made the first mechanical computer and planned to make it electro-mechanical in order to boost the speed. Btw...I think we must all honor those brave souls that fought against this evil regime and liberated Europe from it.

[@troy3456789]

@34:47 they indicate that there was no atomic weapon, and that they didn't have a clue how to make one. A hydrogen bomb and an atomic bomb are both types of nuclear weapons, but the two devices are very different from each other. In a nutshell, an atomic bomb is a fission device, while a hydrogen bomb uses fission to power a fusion reaction. In other words, an atomic bomb can be used as a trigger for a hydrogen bomb. The problem? They didn't have an atomic bomb.

[@dennisweidner288]

Kalle Klæp Nonsense. The atomic bomb was the one decisive weapon,. And the Germans were no wear near the Allies on it. The fact that the Germans were dreaming about an H bomb is absurd. There was only primitive work on the A-bomb and no work on the H-bomb.

[@kalleklp7291]

@@dennisweidner288 So Heisenberg and his colleagues had NOT built an atomic reactor and all the shipping of Deuterium from Norsk Hydro never happened? What other purpose does Deuterium have? Also, uranium ore was shipped by one of their U-boats at the end of the war. Detailed drawings and other equipment were on board too meant to be shipped to Japan. The men on board surrendered to US troops and the Uranium ore was probably used in one of the US bombs.

[@airforceone6523]

@@troy3456789 you are right. But scientist have concluded that the nuclear bomb cannot get any bigger than the current hydrogen bomb. I think it was x10? A nuclear bomb whether atomic, hydrogen. It cant go past x10 of its power. They noted yes the bigger the bomb bigger the direct distruction and radiation range. But then again the strongest atomic bomb had the least direct destruction but the radiation damage range was 2x bigger of that hydrogen. In other words its the same kind of damage. Im not talking the original old hiroshima bomb. That was nothing compared to now.

[@divoulos5758]

Delaying science this is If they didn't do those sabotages now the rtx 3060ti would be cheaper

[@jnkn3497]

A lot of the “wonder weapons” look like something straight out of Fallout. Also Wolfenstein nailed the aesthetic of a future dystopian Germania.

[@jnkn3497]

@Shawn 🏴‍☠️ Stafford You have good taste, my two favorites are Old Blood and New Order. In new colossus the moon base was incredible. I didn’t play the new one tho I hear it sucks.

[@jnkn3497]

@Shawn 🏴‍☠️ Stafford OH YEAH I remember that game from back in the day my brother’s friends use to play it. If you ever do get back into gaming the new wolfensteins are worth checking out, you’ll definitely appreciate them. Also that’s so cool man! I use to be really be into models, still am but I built sets of ships like titanic, Lusitania, Queen Mary, and the USS Missouri. I love history especially WW2. John Mulaney has a joke that every guy has a test on WW2 coming and no one knows when it might be, but when it does we’ll be ready 😂 Do you do models of planes too?

[@jnkn3497]

@Shawn 🏴‍☠️ Stafford That’s really cool dude I love that kind of stuff. It is expensive though model paint/brushes it adds up.

[@jnkn3497]

@Shawn 🏴‍☠️ Stafford aww man. Well hopefully this summer you’ll have some spare time to complete those projects. I have a couple home projects yet to be finished. I’m a procrastinator haha.

[@grandcanyon-fu9zt]

Expect for colonizing Venus ,that's not gonna happen, but I think Japanese and Germany could've built the heli carrier from the Avengers in the 1980s or 1990s

[@shaneanthony8601]

What I always wanted to know what did they do with all the information , After the war ?

[@davidanthony4845]

A huge factor was Hitler's belief in deadlines - programs would be given arbitrary, immutable, and frequently ridiculous deadlines that if not met killed the project - the crew in Los Alamos were given the means and told to go at it until success. Hitler's sheer pig-ignorance did immense damage; he could have had a functioning jet in 1938 but declared that ' we have no need of such a weapon ' , and when shown the prototype automatic rifle refused to mass-produce it as ' my old Mauser Carabiner is good enough for any purpose. '

[@stianharestad6601]

I have allways saye the best engineers to German technology Are the you can Get in the world Even today. Is reassuring to have you as allies today. Love and respect from Norway

[@AMultipolarWorldIsEmerging]

Timeline love your work please do a series on the Paris commune and the Franco Prussian war !! All we get is world war 2 yes I get it it’s fascinating but surely there’s an audience to learn about wars after the French Revolution and before world war 2

[@gwmba1989]

Fascinating documentary! One of the best I've ever watched and extremely well narrated. The German wonder weapons depicted were decades ahead of their time, but because Germany was being bombed night and day, their factories could not produce enough of these weapons to turn the tide of the war. In the end it was a case of quantity overcoming quality in favour of the Allies. The only chance the Germans had to win the war was to produce an atomic bomb before the Allies did, but they failed to do that and so the war was lost for them. I often wonder what the world would have looked like today, had Germany won the war.

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[@thecleaner3559]

Christians and the many denominations behind this corrupted religion would be extinct.

[@larryb982]

​@@ixeryx4029 sure it would

[@richardsparks4207]

That is a horrifying thought. We didn't kill nearly enough Nazis.

[@grandcanyon-fu9zt]

​@@ixeryx4029 only if you're blonde with blue eyes

[@Tr1Hard777]

WW2 killed millions but it was one of the most influential times for new technology and we wouldn't have the same life today.

[@jaredquinney204]

What an awesome video

[@deeppurple883]

The guy from Austria who had the idea of a engine the pulled the plane forward instead of the engine pushing the plane forward. His idea has gained some traction the last year or so. Interesting to have a up to date look at how that's doing.

[@christhut8140]

What? 🤔

[@rogergarnham3202]

The power of the vacuum !

[@christhut8140]

You can look at it from either way, but its the same thing, either way

[@ianrmacdougall3875]

It's in the Field

[@Hyporama]

@@ianrmacdougall3875 what field

[@trilltron2885]

19:39 -"finished the 3D render of the typhoon missles, where should we show it, in a field or something?" -".... how about in a cluttered garage"

[@wumarNart]

"German science is the world's finest" -Rudol von Stroheim

[@paulalagar892]

You forgot the "you utter fool!"

[@b4lt4zar22]

I mean, the germans were ahead of their time. Without Oppenheimer, the Americans would never create the atomic bomb, and their research in bio- weapons were incredible, also the way they carried the ww2, with both the Russians and British in their heels.

[@b4lt4zar22]

They even created methanyl and some of the best artillery

[@thomashenebry8269]

Oppenheimer was an American, you fool.

[@evanarjames]

One of those people eh?

[@florencemodina6293]

And do you think oppenheimer has no german blood?

[@thomashenebry8269]

@@florencemodina6293 Perhaps not, Oppenheimer being Jewish..

[@SunnyLovetts]

Quality content 👍🏻

[@ckillthecartels7454]

And They weren't from chilliebrasil haha

[@ronaldconrad5959]

I remember that Nicola Tesla had offered his work to the Russians, they refused ! I wonder if some how the Germans got hold of it . HE was very far ahead of his time, there is some question about of his work disappearing after his death, supposedly taken by the FBI, back then who knows ? He was a very generous, and a great humanitarian !!

[@TheChinobi23]

Well thanks to father we have phones, servers, internet all that

[@tash17kids]

Disappearing is just another term used for stolen, like heart attack or sui'lver'cide!

[@AlisaAgentinahills]

Yeah I heard that he wanted to give free energy to the world and I guess somebody didn't want that,,the tesla tower

[@petrusamp7792]

Heisenberg? Is that you Walter White..

[@acnj228]

Crazy how technology is still advancing till this day the ufo would of been crazy if it was made

[@kevinbown424]

So important that people remember history, and how close we were to having a German New World Order. Young people have no idea these days, of how close we were to LOSING WW2 and speaking German now instead of English.

[@B.V.Luminous]

We are still on the way to that very SAME NEW WORLD ORDER.

[@tylersoto7465]

If Germany won we'll all be eating pork bratwurst sausage, sauerkraut and beer all the time 😩 lol

[@-BUILT_LIKE_A_BAG_OF_MILK]

There's always been a change of empires in human history, one day this will all change and become something new, I must admit I hope an empire soon changes how we live, I don't agree with transgender operations for kids, I don't agree with having to walk on egg shells over gender identity, I don't agree with countries halfway around the world having to take in refugees where they milk our systems and extremists know this and abuse it to commit terrorist attacks, I don't agree in a country (any country) putting other people first over their own country and people, I don't like how sensitive people have become to others expressing opinions (becoming to sensitive is a bad way for people to go as a planet if meaningful conversations are to be held on any subjects). I think a New World Order is needed again. Which country will be at the forefront of that I don't know, what beliefs will they push I don't know, I don't need to it won't be in my lifetime. But the world will change again someday and hopefully for the better.

[@bunzeebear2973]

You mean Anglo Saxon like we do now?

[@dennisweidner288]

Kevin Bown Absolutely. So many kids today are taught by teachers brainwashed by Marxist professors who hate America and have no idea what this country has accomplished.

[@ItsIDGAF]

At one point in time the video of Hitlers secret ufo was online and I personally have watched the video the ufo takes off and hovers close to the ground I wonder where that video went and why it's not on here???🤨

[@nolansbrooks]

Sometimes you keep your enemies even closer loyalty is virtue

[@robertnichols78]

I would have liked to learn more about that propulsion system that didnt rely on combustion. That could have been the most interesting part of the documentary but they were almost purposefully vague and brief in their presentation. What molecules ran through the system? What transformative processes took place? How did it supposedly work? There's either alot more to the story or the thing is just some type of curiosity that has no practical purpose for aviation.

[@Cumbriman]

That's exactly what I was thinking too. I watch these types of documentaries and although they're interesting it's the fascinating little snippets that you wish you could expand on.

[@YellowKurt]

Maybe they're talking about the element "Moscovian" which has antigravity characteristics. My guess is the guy built an electromagnetic antigravity propulsion type system

[@blazeyfam]

It was a fan spinning the wrong way, spinning the right way needs more power, the wrong way air flows well and pushes the fan, so it may fall faster from height without needing energy which would dodge air defenses and save fuel, i'd call it buzz lightyear, falling with style

[@blazeyfam]

I think they are just ideas

[@bobloblaw9679]

@@YellowKurt moscovium is an element on the periodic table that is so unstable that it breaks down in under a second. nothing that is known to humanity has 'antigravity' properties. ....and the moscovian is a time period in earth's history. why not double check your statements next time?

[@GoodVideos4]

Yeah well, Wernher von Braun's desire to see man in space did come to pass, but not in the way he hoped.

[@sergiol.]

La voz del presentador es alucinante!

[@moiseskautzer6826]

I think that the biggest problem was that their approach to the science was in effect a scattergun effect. A would have loved to see one of those.

[@high-functioningacoustic1969]

*sees title of video* Stroheim from Jojo's: "Hahaha! You fools! German science is ze best in da WOOOOORRRRLLLLDDDD!!!!!!"

[@benjaminrush4443]

Great Documentary as usual. Thanks.

[@ckillthecartels7454]

And They weren't from chilliebrasil haha

[@Humanh8red]

@@ckillthecartels7454why are you commenting this everywhere

[@Ortho955]

Inspiring

[@ScorpioRachel]

What do you mean by inspiring?

[@mitchrichards1532]

Wonder weapons: Radar, proximity fuse, sonar, code-breaking computers, long range fighters, atomic bomb, etc.

[@johnbockelie3899]

Perhaps in another alternate universe the Nazis won the war. In this one, they ran out of resources and were bombed night and day.

[@Kaiju-Driver]

Incredible.

[@187mrsmith]

Imagine if Germany 🇩🇪 Japan 🇯🇵 an Italy 🇮🇹 actually worked together like the allies an actually helped each other did missions together we might all be fawked!

[@ddoherty5956]

Guy Fawked 🤣🤣🤣

[@iandoxford6572]

Fantastic history news not seen by me before thanks

[@samkiratsingh3281]

Brilliant documentary 👏👏

[@poruatokin]

You must be easily pleased - it was dire.

[@Awesomes007]

@@poruatokin Agreed. It’s hot garbage. Surprised Walter Boying agreed to be in this one.

[@tombrunila2695]

During the war Northrop got a contract to develop and build bombers that were Flying Wings! The XB-35 and YB-35!

[@jerrywatt6813]

Yep look at the horten 229 and the b2 of Northrop it's clear

[@johncasteel1780]

Several film clips show B-29s. That aircraft was never used in the ETO during WW II.

[@studio2165]

You see, this is one of the reasons Germany was years ahead of us, because before WW2 if some teenage kid came to the US government with an idea, just like braun did, he'd have been laughed out of the building and shown the door, but that is not how the Germans work, they will take seriously any idea, no matter how bizarre it might sound they were smart enough to know that its always better to look at someones idea, than just dismiss it outright without even a second glance. Thats the difference between us and them..

[@ToreDL87]

Yeah in the U.S they laugh you out then steal the idea and file patents behind your back.

[@williampollard030]

Did hitlers scientist come up with methadone?

[@seanlavelle344]

Yep also germany came up with an idea to destroy all Jews and try to carry it out as a nation resulting in the death in 6 million jews...

[@andrephilpot4607]

No matter how bizarre

[@alensardar9820]

It also much more detailed than that. Germans and most people that have the r1b Gene Pool (indo European for example Italians, Spaniards, Austrians, Germans are mix, Croats, Greeks, French,Armenians) are usually very creative and talented ironically in mathematics, science and design. Now add to the fact all those countries I named ( of a family bloodline more or less) have similar outlooks into detailed designs and work and put an intention to quality over quantity. So all those factors add up when it comes to In depth scenario

[@jorgecruzseda7551]

The film fails to mention Robert Goddard in the USA whose work Von Braun built upon.

[@peadrianlastname]

Your comment fails to mention Goddard was building on the work of the Wright brothers who were building on the work of Galileo galilei who was the dumbest member of a super advanced species of aliens and got left behind on earth

[@florencemodina6293]

If he is american im not interested.im tired of american bragging .

[@kevinh.6587]

It's not bragging it's truth!

[@imperialmodelworks8473]

"Built upon"? Von Brauns work had already far surpassed anything Goddard had even dreamed of by the time he left Germany.

[@florencemodina6293]

@@kevinh.6587 truth or not..this clip is about germans stop inserting americans ,

[@Mike-xl6go]

This man is a classic voice

[@CYMotorsport]

Christ this again 6:12 the only thing more generous than saying The Ho2299 was designed specifically for stealth is saying this was mentioned at all with good intentions in good faith. It was a lo drag plane. Reimar and Walter said A LOT of things about that plane. Notice we throw the ridiculous out the window and talk about what stuck. But it’s certainly true the Gotha designers had a special plane. The German Ministry had aggressive specs in mind. It just so happened to achieve this, they stumbled onto tech later leveraged

[@Bambihunter1971]

X-15 was the fastest plane within earths atmosphere at 4,520 miles per hour. Spacecraft outside of the atmosphere regularly go faster than the X-15 did by a large margin. The record by a manned crew is held by the crew of NASA's Apollo 10 moon mission which reached a top speed of 24,791 mph. For unmanned speed record, the highest speed of 364,660 mph was achieved by the Parker Solar Probe.

[@robertrobinson3788]

My dad saw a hanger full of me.262s brand new they didn't have fuel for them.so they were never used...

[@allanb52]

A lot of inaccuracies here and especially exaggerations, the breaking of their enigma code was the main reason for Hitler's defeat.

[@Habdabi]

Oil was the main reason (or lack of it)

[@markuspekkonen9457]

​@@Habdabi . And who sell oil then...

[@philipdurling1964]

We all owe a debt to Norway for stopping the Nazi's from developing the Atomic bomb.

[@kategarcia3585]

The design of the UFO looks like the one over Phoenix lights.

[@thevindictive6145]

I don't think the Germans were thinking quality over quantity for no reason. They just did not have surplus of resources to go for quantity, therefore they did quality with what they had, while the allied forces went for quantity.

[@jackparmar6574]

America welcomed All the expertise.

[@kailas1412]

And allies won the war with only two bombs

[@dennisweidner288]

the vindictive That is unfair. The allies had a lot of high-quality weapons. In fact, the most important secret weapon of the war was the cavity magnetron. If you look at aircraft, the Allied planes were better than the Germans, The Me-262, the V1, the V2, snd other Wonder Weapons had no impact on the War. The U-boars failed because of Allied technological advances. The Germans had some excellent weapons, but they also were backward in many ways. Some 80 percent of the German Army was unmotorized infantry moving on foot with horse-drawn carts.

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

@@jackparmar6574 you mean the instant U.S citizens

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

@@dennisweidner288 ahh numbers ...allies just numbers

[@ddjsta]

Im just watching to hear the narrator speak with his golden voice.

[@jbx.7995]

The German scientists broke threw in Anti gravity.. I've seen what's called (*The Andromadan ship *).. I drew it while it was fresh in my mind..really, after a long research I got to know enough that Admiral Bryd warned about how it travels from pole to pole..

[@anthonybelyea1964]

A sign or writing on that photo said that the rocket 1,340 m/s that's pretty damn fast!

[@RobertJamesChinneryH]

History...courtesy of the victors -timeline -and Big Brother

[@michaelcleary7065]

First time I've heard this narrator on anything other than fbi files. He's excellent 👌

[@ckillthecartels7454]

And They weren't from chilliebrasil haha

[@Humanh8red]

@@ckillthecartels7454 ?? Wtf

[@ghostdog2041]

I wish the playlists on this channel were up to date. I want to watch this and other German World War II stuff, but this isn’t in the German history or WWII playlist.

[@MpwrKevin]

I've been looking everywhere for this propulsion engine for planes where the engine pulls the plane instead of pushes it this stuff is out of this world 🙂

[@leegramling1533]

Technological advances result from thinking outside the box. But totalitarian regimes don't like thinking outside the box. We saw both Germany and Russia approach greatness before and during WWII, but their progress was ultimately stifled by an authoritarian society. Now it's our turn.

[@YaakovEzraAmiChi]

I agree. When your citizens are worried that they might slip up and the mistake will lead to prison or death, worrying who you can trust, the propaganda. Etc. Who can truly work while worrying about all of that?

[@SomeOne-xm5mq]

Your turn will be only a fatal downfall that's for sure. What an arrogant sub-human civilization America is. Spit.

[@shanegieger8647]

There is no box the only limit is ones imagination the true control is in limiting or guiding others imagination. The only defense is to know there is no box and Dream big then reproduce thoes dreams upon waking and keep your dreams your dreams until they have been cemented in your reality when made public make it known to the entire world at once and make it unforgettable and you just may survive

[@dennisweidner288]

lee gramling When did Russia/Soviet Union approach greatness?

[@prestonhanson501]

Germans were the inspiration for the b2 stealth bomber the usa uses today if they don't have a super secret new one by now. Also this is my favorite narrator. He worked on the fbi files series too. Love his voice

[@viktormajstorovic1618]

also some people tested a wooden version which technically had BETTER radar not deflecting(technical term) qualities than the originals and nope the old ww2 radar picked it up pretty easy

[@kidcreole6749]

The stealth bomber, had zero to do with the Germans,

[@kidcreole6749]

British Radar

[@curtisthomas2670]

How are the coconuts?

[@tombrunila2695]

Northrop had a contract with the US government to build a flying wing bomber during the war, the XB-35!

[@jaimejaimeChannel]

nicely done.

[@user-ut6ji8my2h]

The ME 262's engines only lasted about 12 hours. The metallurgy was not up to speed yet.